Abdelazys
Abdelazys
An Arabian astrologer of the tenth century generally known in Europe by his Latin name, Alchabitius. His treatise on astrology was highly acclaimed and was translated into Latin and printed in 1473. Other editions have since appeared, the best being that of Venice (1503) entitled Alchabitius cum commento, translated by John of Seville.
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