Calendarium naturale magicum perpetuum[ca. 1700]lathebgreManuscript on parchment containing emblematical drawings related to horology and astrology, and astrological tables, each section opening with an elaborate title pageIn Latin, Hebrew, and Greek.Script: Written epigraphically and always with great calligraphic skill in a variety of styles by a single practiced hand, possibly the same which executed the drawings.Each page of the manuscript has a pen-drawn border on the recto side, containing an emblematical drawing, or complex calendrical or horological drawing, executed in pen and heightened with gold and silver.Binding: Original calf binding, now rather deteriorated, the sides very elaborately gold-tooled in a multiple rectangle pattern, the large innermost rectangle with a series of circles containing floral ornaments, similar half-circles at the edges, the back in compartments with floral decoration; marbled endpapers, plain edges.