Paris 7272 Cipher

All the images of marginalia below are from manuscript BNF Cod. Fonds Lat. 7272, courtesy of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, and downloaded from its excellent website Gallica.

The manuscript itself is a copy of astronomical and astrological works by Andalò di Negro, a 13th century Genoese nobleman. (For more on Andalò di Negro, see Chapter XII of Lynn Thorndike’s History of Magic And Experimental Science, Volume III.)

Paris 7272 Cipher scans…

112r:
112r-marginalia

112v:
112v-marginalia

113v:
113v-marginalia

115v:
115v-marginalia

116v:
116v-marginalia

117v:
117v-marginalia

143r:
143r-marginalia

160v:
160v-marginalia

161r (4 parts):
161r-marginalia-part1

161r-marginalia-part2

161r-marginalia-part3

161r-marginalia-part4

161v (3 parts):
161v-marginalia-part1

161v-marginalia-part2

161v-marginalia-part3

162r (5 parts):
162r-marginalia-part1

162r-marginalia-part2

162r-marginalia-part3

162r-marginalia-part4

162r-marginalia-part5

162v (4 parts):
162v-marginalia-part1

162v-marginalia-part2

162v-marginalia-part3

162v-marginalia-part4

163r (5 parts):
163r-marginalia-part1

163r-marginalia-part2

163r-marginalia-part3

163r-marginalia-part4

163r-marginalia-part5

163v (4 parts):
163v-marginalia-part1

163v-marginalia-part2

163v-marginalia-part3

163v-marginalia-part4

164r (3 parts):
164r-marginalia-part1

164r-marginalia-part2

164r-marginalia-part3