p.6
p.8
p.10
p.12
p.16
p.18
p.20
ad rotunditatem terrae etcetera.
p.34
Maria et flumina diuersa loca matant etcetera.
p.38
p.44
p.44
Luna uisbiliter in mare etcetera.
p.48
Solent quidam imperiti aserere etcetera
p.56
Dico sicut superius ueraciter etcetera.
p.62
Quando Deus firmamentum creauit etcetera.
p.72
p.76
Qui perfecte circulos liniasque etcetera.
p.80
p.84
p.86
Si autem sol minoris esset etcetera.
p.86
p.88
p.92
p.94
p.100
Dico quod Luna Soli eclipsis etcetera.
p.104
p.106
Dico qud Luna ac sidera etcetera.
p.108
Constat quod quatuor spere lune etcetera.
p.112
p.114
p.118
Sciendum est quia spera etcetera.
p.120
Secunda spera post macsimam speram etcetera.
p.124
Dico quod Saturnus per etcetera..
p.128
Postquam Saturne sperus motus etcetera.
p.132
p.132
Ad hec indiganda geomitrica sunt.
p.134
p.142
Do na h-inadaibh a na fuil an bliadain uile na h-en la & na h-en aithe.
p.146
Do na gaethaib, cred iat & casa ticit siat.
p.150
p.156
p.7
p.9
The four elements, and their positions as the Creator ordained them.
p.11
p.13
Calor et frigiditas, etcetera.
p.17
p.19
Notum est unum quodque elementorum, etcetera.
p.21
Argumentum ad rotunditatem terrae, etcetera.
p.35
Maria et flumina diversa loca mutant, etcetera.
p.39
Calor et frigus opus vehemens in terram, etcetera.
p.45
p.45
Luna visibiliter in mare, etcetera.
p.49
Solent quidam imperiti asserere, etcetera.
p.57
Dico sicut superius ueraciter, etcetera.
p.63
Quando deus firmamentum creauit, etcetera.
p.73
p.77
Qui perfecte circulos lineasque etcetera.
p.81
Concerning the different sunrise and sunset in many countries.
p.85
Concerning the size of the sun.
p.87
Si autem sol minoris esset quantitatis, etcetera.
p.87
Necessario igitur fatendum est.
p.89
Luna nihil luminis habet nisi suscipet a sole, etcetera.
p.93
Concerning the cause of the eclipse of the moon.
p.95
p.101
Dico quod Luna Soli causam eclipsis, etcetera.
p.105
Luna non videtur priusquam, etcetera.
p.107
The characteristic of the light of the moon and of the constellations. Their characteristic (sic).
p.109
Constat quod quatuor sphaerae Lunae, etcetera.
p.113
Concerning the spheres of the sun.
p.115
Concerning the order of the ten spheres.
p.119
Sciendum est quia maxima sphaera, etcetera.
p.121
Secunda sphaera post maximam sphaeram etcetera
p.125
Dico quod Saturnus per quattuor, etcetera.
p.129
Postquam Saturni sphaera motus, etcetera.
p.133
Concerning the sphere of the fixed stars.
p.133
Ad haec indicanda geometrica sunt.
p.135
Antiqui linea ab oriente ad occidentem, etcetera.
p.143
Concerning the places where the whole year is one day and one night.
p.147
Concerning the winds; what they are, and whence they come.
p.151
Concerning the clouds, thunder, rain and lightning.
p.157
Concerning animate, growing objects, destitute of sensation.
p.135
p.136
The four elements, and their positions as the Creator ordained them.
p.137
. DICUNT PHILOSOPHI, ET CETERA.
p.138
CALOR ET FRIGIDITAS, ET CETERA.
p.139
TERRA EST IN MEDIO, ET CETERA.
p.140
NOTUM EST UNUM QUODQUE ELEMENTORUM, ET CETERA.
p.141
ARGUMENTUM AD ROTUNDITATEM TERRAE, ET CETERA.
p.145
MARIA ET FLUMINA DIVERSA LOCA MUTANT, ET CETERA.
p.147
CALOR ET FRIGUS OPUS VEHEMENS IN TERRAM, ETCETERA.
p.149
p.150
LUNA VISIBILITER IN MARE, ETCETERA.
p.152
SOLENT QUIDAM IMPERIT ASSERERE, ETCETERA.
p.154
DICO SICUT SUPERIUS VERACITER, ETCETERA.
p.156
QUANDO DEUS FIRMAMENTUM CREAVIT, ET CETERA.
p.159
p.161
QUI PERFECTE CIRCULOS LINEASQUE ETCETERA..
p.162
Concerning the different sunrise and sunset in many countries:
p.164
Concerning the size of the sun:
p.165
SI AUTEM SOL MINORIS ESSET QUANTITATIS, ETCETERA..
p.166
NECESSARIO IGITUR FATENDUM EST..
p.166
LUNA NIHIL LUMINIS HABET NISI, ETCETERA..
p.170
Concerning the cause of the eclipse of the moon:
p.172
p.175
DICO QUOD LUNA SOLI CAUSAM ECLIPSIS, ETCETERA..
p.178
LUNA NON VIDETUR PRIUSQUAM, ETCETERA..
p.178
The characteristic of the light of the moon and of the constellations:
p.180
27. CONSTAT QUOD QUATUOR SPHAERAE LUNAE, ET CETERA..
p.182
Concerning the spheres of the sun.
p.183
Concerning the order of the ten spheres.
p.186
SCIENDUM EST QUIA MAXIMA SPHAERA, ET CETERA..
p.187
SECUNDA SPHAERA POST MAXIMAM SPHAERAM ETCETERA.
p.188
DICO QUOD SATURNUS PER QUATUOR ETCETERA..
p.192
POSTQUAM SATURNI SPHAERA MOTUS, ETCETERA..
p.193
Concerning the sphere of the fixed stars.
p.194
AD HAEC INDICANDA GEOMETRICA SUNT.
p.196
ANTIQUI LINEA AB ORIENTE AD OCCIDENTEM, ET CETERA..
p.199
DUO IN TERRE LOCA ESSE NOVIMUS, ET CETERA
p.201
Concerning the winds; what they are, and whence they come.
p.201
Concerning the clouds, thunder, rain and lightning.
p.204
Concerning animate, growing objects, destitute of sensation.