Sloane-Chiromantie (Sloane Chiromancy, Chiro.A2) (lat.)
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Die Sloane Chiromantie (auch Sloane Chiromancy, Chiro.A2) ist eine unikal überlieferte lateinischsprachige Chiromantie. Der Text in der im 14. Jahrhundert verfassten Handschrift beginnt mit den Worten Tres sunt fideles linee in planicie.
Überlieferung
London, British Libr., MS Sloane 323, fol. 191r–191v
| Digitalisat | – |
| Online-Information | https://handschriftencensus.de/14114
http://www.mirabileweb.it/title/chiromantia-title/176820 http://searcharchives.bl.uk/IAMS_VU2:LSCOP_BL:IAMS040-002112669 |
| Entstehungszeit | 14. Jahrhundert |
| Entstehungsort | England |
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Editionen
- Charles Burnett, The earliest chiromancy in the West, in: Magic and Divination in the Middle Ages. Texts and Techniques in the Islamic and Christian Worlds (Variorum collected studies series 557), Aldershot 1996, S. 6–9.
- Stefano Rapisarda (Hg.), Manuali medievali di chiromanzia. Traduzioni e note di Rosa Maria Piccione e Stefano Rapisarda (Bibliotheca Medievale 95), Rom 2005, S. 77–82.
Forschungsliteratur
- Charles Burnett, The earliest chiromancy in the West, in: Magic and Divination in the Middle Ages. Texts and Techniques in the Islamic and Christian Worlds (Variorum collected studies series 557), Aldershot 1996, S. 1 (Nr. II).
- Stefano Rapisarda, A Contribution to a Corpus of Anglo-Norman Chiromancis, in: Quaestio 19 (2019), S. 129–148, hier S. 141–143.
- Samuel P. Gillis Hogan, Stars in the Hand : The Manuscript and Intellectual Contexts of British Latin Medieval Chiromancy and its Scholastic and Astrological Influences, MA-Thesis : University of Saskatchewan 2018, S. 23f.