(21-10-2023, 11:29 PM)R. Sale wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.Hopefully you've had a chance to read the article about the early printings of Sacrobosco in Leipzig during the fourth quarter of the 1400s in Post #54. While it has a lot to say about the different editions, it mentions the specifics of the zodiac illustrations only briefly, but they are visually obvious in Fig. 2.
Yes, I read the article, thank you! and tried to follow up on a few names mentioned there, looking for a person who would produce this specific domicile chart, but I couldn't find any information so far. I have a suspicion that this arrangement could be from some Greek school of 500BC - 500AD, but based only on general evidence of the type of astrological ideas these schools considered. Domicile based Thema Mundi seemed a big topic in Greece both for pre-Christian schools and those related to the Christian cosmogony. Judging from references in medieval European books.