140-1, Dorochius, De hora pluvie et ventorum caloris et frigoris
141, Idem, De hora pluvie
141-2, Alkindus, alias Dorochius, De aeris qualitatibus
142, Idem, De imbribus
143, Jergis, De pluviis
198, 206, Iacobus Alkindus, Liber de significationibus planetarum et eorum naturis, alias de pluviis.
[2606] Their titles are listed by Steinschneider (1906) 99; 31-3. We may note BN 6978, 14th century, Incipit epistola Alkindi Achalis de Baldac philosophi de futurorum scientia; Corpus Christi 254, fol. 191, “de aspectibus”—a fragment from a 14th century MSS.
[2607] MSS of Robert’s translation of Alkindi’s Judgments are numerous in the Bodleian library: Digby 91, fol. 80-; Ashmole 179; 209; 369; 434; and extracts from it in other MSS. It opens, “Quamquam post Euclidem.”
[2608] CLM 392, 15th century, fol. 80-; 489, 16th century, fols. 207-21.
[2609] O. Loth (1875), pp. 271-2; at 280-2 he gives the Latin of the passage in question from Albumasar, following the Arabic of Alkindi at 273-9.