Ibn al-Ḥātim’s De imaginibus caelestibus
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https://doi.org/10.3989/alqantara.2009.v30.i1.75Keywords:
Astrology, Magic, Talisman, Ibn al-ḤātimAbstract
K. Lippincott and D. Pingree published in 1987 a first Latin edition and English translation of the 15th bilingual Arabic-Latin De imaginibus caelestibus, written originally by the Andalusian Ibn al-Ḥātim in the 10th century. The paper presented here aims to complete the preceding one with an Arabic edition, Spanish translation and some interpretations on the possible sources of talismanic imagery. In this brief astromagic treatise, Ibn al-Ḥātim focuses on twenty eight talismans, related to the lunar mansions, and their magical properties.
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