Urania sive de stellis libri quinque, in Opera Pontani
Astrological poem in hexameters that concerns the constellations and their influences on worldly phenomena.
Philosophia naturalis
Tractatus de proprietatibus quarundam stellarum et convenentia earundem quibusdam lapidibus et herbis
In the XXXII chapter of the secondo book of De occulta philosophia Cornelius Agrippa quotes an advice by the Arabian astronomer Thabit, about how to capture a specific star virtus, by picking up the stone and the herb associated to it, when the Moon stands in good aspect with the star itself.
Quaestiones super IV libros De caelo
The Quaestiones super IV libros De caelo date back to the Pomponatian classes of the year 1500-1501; the lessons take place in Padua.
The dating of the course is shown by the colophon (f. 89r).
Liber de secretis naturae
It is the Latin version - achieved by Ugo of Santalla - of the Arab work Kitab sirr al-haliqa ("The book of the secret of Creation"), written in the first half of the 11th century.
Liber de quattuor confectionibus ad omnia genera animalium capienda
The Liber de quattuor confectionibus ad omnia genera animalium capienda is the Latin translation of an Arabic treatise about natural magic. Handed down from a single manuscript, the text in dialogical form is mentioned by the author of the Speculum astronomiae and by William of Auvergne in De universo.
Expositio super II libros De anima
L'Expositio super II libros De anima, inclusiva di quattro quaestiones, trasmette una trascrizione anonima degli appunti su un corso pomponazziano del 1508-1509 (data incerta), che si svolge a Padova.
Expositio super I De anima Aristotelis et Commentatoris
The Expositio super I Aristotelis De anima et Commentatoris contains a reportatio of a series of Pomponatian lectures on Aristotle's De anima (1503-1504); the lessons take place in Padua.
Expositio libelli De substantia orbis
The Expositio libelli De substantia orbis, including the four Quaestiones super libello De substantia orbis, contains the "calligraphic" and anonymous transcription of a reportatio based on Pomponatian course of the year 1507.
De rebus coelestibus
Astrological treatise in fourteen books, drawn up at the end of the Century in the light of Ptolemaic astrology and in controversy with the text of the Pico della Mirandola, Disputationes adversus astrologiam divinatricem.
De luna liber
Fragment of an astrological text that relates to the moon and its influence.
The text is part of a trilogy of natural and astrological writings of Pontano, made in prose, which belong to the last phase of his theoretical elaboration.
Commentationes super centum sententias Ptolemaei
Latin edition and commentary in two books of Centiloquium pseudo-Ptolemaic, translated by Pontano from original in greek.