Ref NoWIA GC/21279
TitleSaxl, Fritz to Printz, Wilhelm 27/05/1928
WriterSaxl, Fritz
Place1London
RecipientPrintz, Wilhelm
Date27/05/1928
Formattypescript
Contentsthanks him for a copy of his letter to Warburg via Clara Hertz; Saxl is very sorry, since [Wilhelm] Printz has discovered the Arabic text and has established that 'Picatrix' derived from 'Hippocrates'; Saxl is convinced that nobody can prepare an edition considering the state of the material at the moment; what they have are only late manuscripts, translations which are partly incomprehensible because the translators must have worked from corrupted texts; quotes the K. Dyroff translation of Albumazar ['Abu Ma'shar'] as proof for the nonsensical translations into Latin in the Middle Ages; Saxl therefore hopes that the text will be published without a Latin text; sends greetings to Printz and his wife

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CodePersonNameDates
DS/UK/299Hertz; Clara
DS/UK/716Saxl; Fritz (08/01/1890-22/03/1948); Prof. Dr. phil.08/01/1890-22/03/1948
DS/UK/1722Printz; Wilhelm (09/08/1887-23/02/1941); Prof. Dr. phil.09/08/1887-23/02/1941
DS/UK/1881Dyroff; Karl (25/02/1862-12/11/1938); Prof. Dr.25/02/1862-12/11/1938
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