speculum astronomiae造句

• The most comprehensive statement of his astrological beliefs is to be found in a work he authored around 1260, now known as the " Speculum astronomiae ".
• Many medieval authors refer to Herman's work, for instance Albert the Great ( Albert von Bollst鋎t, Albertus Magnus ), instructor to Thomas Aquinas, in his work " Speculum astronomiae ".
• The term astrological image first appears in the " Speculum astronomiae " and refers to talismans created under specific astrological signs in order to draw down influence from astral spirits ( i . e . the planets and stars embodied as the Aristotelian Intelligences, and later the Neoplatonic planetary demons ) for magical operation.
• The " mirror " meaning of the Chinese " lan " in " Huanglan " parallels the Medieval genre of speculum literature that aimed to encompass encyclopedic knowledge in a single work ( e . g ., Albertus Magnus's " Speculum astronomiae " ), and the modern scholarly survey article that summarizes a field of knowledge.