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Alchemy Academy archive July 2004 Back to alchemy academy archives. Subject: ACADEMY: Cauda Pavonis questions From: Rafal T. Prinke Date: 13 Jul 2004 Dear Academy, Are there any news about Cauda Pavonis being resurrected in Texas? I note that the announcement web page at: http://caudapavonis.la.utexas.edu is still dated November 2002 and says a new (online) issue will (would) be in spring of 2003. And one more question on the "old" CP. Was there Vol. 17? In the cumulative index at: http://libarts.wsu.edu/english/Archive/Journals/CaudaPavonis/CaudaPavonisIndex.html There is no article or review listed for volume 17. Best regards, Rafal Subject: ACADEMY: Morienus again From: Rafal T. Prinke Date: 20 Jul 2004 Dear Academy, The question of Morienus and Khalid was discussed here some two years ago and now the matter of the Arabic origin of the text is settled as Sezgin and Ullamnn found originals (or fragments) of it in Arabic sources, and Ahmad Y. al-Hassan prepared an on-line edition with parallel Latin text: http://www.gabarin.com/ayh/Epistle.htm But what is the status (consensus?) of the problem of its translator - Robert of Ketton? The symbolic date of introducing alchemy into the Latin world on February 11, 1144 is a nice thing to have - but apparently questioned. When the topic was discussed some two years ago, José Rodríguez posted (as usual) a comprehensive bibliography including: RICHARD LEMAY, (1990-1991), "L'Authenticié de la Préface de Robert de Chester a` sa traduction de Morenius", in: "Chrysopoeia", 4, pp. 3-32 [in French]. What are his conclusions? Best regards, Rafal

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