[1263] Bonum universale de apibus, I, 20, xi.
[1264] Ibid., II, 57, li, “venerabilis ille frater ordinis predicatorum magister Albertus.”
[1265] From this statement one might infer either that Bartholomew’s book was not yet published or that Thomas did not know of it.
[1266] HL 30: 384.
[1267] As HL 30: 374-5 has already noted.
[1268] HL 30: 383 mentions three such MSS; see also CLM 6908, where, however, the three last books are missing; Lincoln College 57, 13th century; CU Trinity 1058, 13th century; Wolfenbüttel 4499, 14th century.
[1269] As has been said above, it is doubtful if there was any close relation of master and disciple between Albert and Thomas.
[1270] HL 30: 377.
[1271] Jacobus de Vitriaco, libri duo ... prior Orientalis ... alter Occidentalis Historiae, 1597, Hist. Orient. caps. 85-92.
[1272] Experimentator, however, is also cited concerning the properties of air.