[329] CLM 588, 14th century, fols. 6-58, “_Incipit geomantia a fratre gilberto (?) de morbeca domini pape penitentionario compilata quam magistro arnulfo nepoti suo commendavit_.” CLM 905, 15th century, fols. 1-64, _Wilhelmi de Morbeca Geomantia_. Wolfenbüttel 2725, 14th century, “_Geomantia fratris Guilhelmi de Marbeta penitenciarii domini pape dedicata Arnulpho nepoti. Anno domini millesimo ducentesimo octuagesimo octavo. Hoc opus est scientie geomancie_.” Vienna 5508, 14-15th century, fol. 1-, “_Liber geomancie editus a fratre Wilhelmo de Morbeta. Omnipotens sempiterne Deus / querenti vel in brevi_.” Amplon. Quarto 373, 14th century, fols. 39-118; Qu. 377, 62-67; Qu. 384. For MSS in Paris see HL 21; 146. Magliabech. XX-13, 15th century, fol. 101-, in Italian. CU Trinity 1447, 14th century, fols. 1-112r, a French translation made by Walter the Breton in 1347. He states that Moerbeke’s Latin version was translated from the Greek. [330] Magliabech, XX-13, 15th century, fol. 210-, “_del detto Çacheria Albiçarich_,” translated from Hebrew into Latin by “_maestro Saliceto_.” [331] CLM 392, 15th century; 489, 16th century, fol. 222, _Petri de Abano Patavini modus iudicandi quaestiones_; in both MSS accompanied by the geomancy ascribed to Alkindi. Printed in Italian translation, 1542. [332] BN 15353, 13-14th century, fol. 87-, _Archanum magni Dei revelatum Tholomeo regi Arabum de reductione geomancie ad orbem, tr. de Bernard de Gordon, datée de 1295_. [333] Harleian 2404, English hand, two geomancies (_Indeana_). Sloane 314, 15th century, fols. 2-64, Latin and French, “_Et est Gremmgi Indyana, que vocatur filia astronomie quam fecit unus sapientum Indie_.” With the opinions of Siger of Brabant in 1277 was condemned a book of geomancy which opened “_Estimaverunt Indi_”; _Chart. Univ. Paris_, I, 543. CU Magdalene College 27 (F. 4. 27), late 14th century, fols. 72-88, “_Hec est geomantia Indiana_.” [334] Sloane 3487, 15th century, fols. 2-193, _Geomantia Ro. Scriptoris_, fol. 2r, “... _arabes antiquissimi et sapientes moderni Guillelmus de morbeca, Bartholomeus de Parma, Gerardus Cremonensis, et alii plures_.” [335] A geomancy by Ralph of Toulouse, however, preserved in a 14th century MS, has, like Bernard’s, the four pages of key followed by the twenty-eight pages of “judges of the fates,” from “_Almatene_” to “_Algagalauro_.” Berlin 969, fol. 282-, “_Divinaciones magistri Radulfi de Tolosa_.” [336] Arundel 66 (see above, p. 119, note 5); the portrait of Henry is at fol. 201, at fols. 277v-87, “_Tabulae Humfridi Ducis Glowcestriae in judiciis artis geomansie_.” [337] Corpus Christi 190, fols. 11-52, “_Explicit liber Geomancie compilatus per magistrum Martinum Hispanum phisicum abbatem de Cernatis in ecclesia Vurgensi quam composuit ad preces nobilis et discreti viri domini Archimbaldi abbatis sancti Asteensis ac canonici Parisiensis_.”