(“To bear arms in dreams signifies security;
To draw bow and shoot arrows signifies gain or labor.”)
Bodleian 177 (Bernard 2072), late 14th century, fol. 64r, opens somewhat differently, “Danielem prophetam cum esset in Babilonia petebant principes,” and its first two lines of interpretation are:
“Aves cum se pugnare videre fecundiam significat;
Aves in sompniis apprehendere lucrum significat.”
(“To see birds fight among themselves signifies fecundity;
To catch birds in one’s dreams signifies gain.”)
[929] For a printed edition see the second item in the preceding note.
CLM 7806, 14th century, fol. 153, where as in the printed edition it follows a Dream-Book of Daniel.
Vatican Palat. 330, 15th century, fol. 303v.