[320] Vatic. Urbin. Lat. 262, 14-15th century, _Abdallah geomantiae fragmenta_. Amplon. Folio 389, 14th century, fols. 56-99, _Geomantia Abdalla astrologi cum figuris_; perhaps the same as Math. 47, _Geomancia cum egregiis tabulis Abdana astrologi_, in the 1412 catalogue. Amplon. Quarto 380, early 14th century, fols. 1-47, _geomancia optima Abdallah filii Ali_. Magliabech. XX-13, 15th century, fols. 208-10, “_Il libro di Zaccheria ebrio il quale compuose le tavole de giudici. Disse il famiglio di Abdalla_....” [321] Amplon. Octavo 88, early 14th century, fols. 1-5, _geomancia Albedato attributa_, fols. 107-10, _Albedatii de sortilegiis_. CLM 398, 14th century, fols. 106-14, “_Belio regi Persarum vates Albedatus salutem_.” BN 7486, 14th century, fol. 46r-, _Albedaci philosophi ars punctorum_; here the work is addressed to “_Delyo regi Persarum_” and is said to be translated by “Euclid, king and philosopher.” It immediately follows another geomancy by Alkardianus, of whom we have spoken elsewhere. Berlin 965, 16th century, fol. 64-, “_Incipit liber Albedachi vatis Arabici de sortilegiis ad Delium regem Persarum / Finis adest libri Algabri Arabis de sortilegiis_”; similarly Amplonius in 1412 listed Math, 8, “_liber subtilis valde Algabre geomanticus ad futurorum negociaciones_.” [322] Vienna 5508, 14-15th century, fols. 200-201v, “_Ego Alcherius inter multa prodigia / nudus postea quolibet subhumetur_.” Is this the Alcherius mentioned by Mrs. Merrifield (1849) I, 54-6 as copying in 1409 “Experiments with Color,” from a MS which he had borrowed? [323] CLM 489, 16th century, fols. 207-22, _Alchindi libellus de geomantia_; also in CLM 392, 15th century. [324] Arundel 66, 15th century, fols. 269-77, “_Liber sciencie arienalis de judicis geomansie ab Alpharino filio Abrahe Judeo editus et a Platone de Hebreico sermone in Latinum translatus_.” CLM 11998, anno 1741, fol. 209-, _Alfakini Arabici filii quaestiones geomantiae a Platone in Latinum translatae anno 1535_ (which cannot be right). CU Magdalene College 27 (F. 4. 27, Haenel 23) late 14th century, fols. 120-125v, “_Incipit liber arenalis sciencie ab alfarino abizarch editus et a Platone Tiburtino de Arabico in latinum translatus_.” [325] Bologna University Library 449, 14th century, “_Geomantia ex Arabico translata per Magistrum Gerardum de Cremona. Si quis partem geomanticam / multum bonum signi_.” Magliabech XX-13, fol. 61. Digby 74, 15-16th century, fols. 1-52. Sloane 310, 15th century. Amplon. Quarto 373, 14th century, fols. 1-31, with notes at 32-37. CLM 276, 14th century, fols. 69-75, _Geomantia mag. Gerardi Cremonensis ab auctoribus via astronomice conposita_. Also printed under the title _Geomantia astronomica_ in H. C. Agrippa, _Opera_, 1600, pp. 540-53. [326] See note 324. [327] CLM 489, 16th century, fol. 174-, _Michaelis Scoti geomantia_. [328] MSS of Hugo’s geomancy have already been listed in chapter 38, p. 86.