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Due North Contributors List of Illustrations Section One: Astrolabes, Horoscopes, and the Division of Time 1. Bringing Astronomical Instruments Back to Earth- The Geographical Data on Medieval Astrolabes (to ca. 1100), David A. king 2. The Treatise on the Astrolabe by Rudolf of Bruges, Richard Lorch 3. Horoscopes and History: Ibn Azzuz and His Retrospective Horoscopes Related to the Battle of El Salado (1340), Julio Samso 4. The Names and Faces of the Horus, Francis Maddison and Anthony Turner Section Two: Medieval Astronomy, Cosmology, and Natural Philosophy 5. Abd al-Masih of Winchester, Charles Burnett 6.Calcidius's Commentary on Plato's Timaeus in Latin Astronomy of the Ninth to Eleventh Centuries, Bruce Eastwood 7. Sacrobosco Illustrated, Owen Gingerich 8. Astronomy in the Medieval Spanish Jewish Community, Bernard R. Goldstein 9. God, Science, and Natural Philosophy in the Late Middle Ages, Edward Grant 10. A Strange Fact About Aristotelian Dynamics, Keith Hutchison 11. The Works and Days of Simon Bredon, a Fourtheenth-Century Astronomer and Physician, K.V. Snedegar Section Three: Early Modern Philosophy and Scholarschip 12. A Humanist Reading of Boethuis's Consolatio Philosophiae: The Commentary by Murmellius and Agricola (1514), Lodi Nauta 13. Ist Tschirnhaus' Medicina mentis ein Ableger von Spinozas Methodologie?, Detlev Patzoeld 14. 'Something, I Know Not What'. The Concept of Substance in Early Modern Thought, Han van Ruler 15. Les Vite di matematici Arabi de Bernardino Baldi (Urbino 1553-1617), G. Federici Vescovini Bibliography of John D. North Index of Personal Names
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