I think my question is still important, because I'm not sure if you are referring to the modern astrological practices (which may be not very relevant) or the astrological practices of the XV century. If we assume that 1) eclipses were very important visible or not and 2) it was possible to predict this particular eclipse, then the lack of mentions seems strange. I would probably think that it was impossible to predict this particular eclipse and for various reasons (weather, time of day) it went largely unnoticed.
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f68r: eclipse from 1419?
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