in this article Moses Marx talks about The Astrological Works of Abraham ibn Ezra, which has a diagram on the first page, that might be of interest

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in this article Moses Marx talks about The Astrological Works of Abraham ibn Ezra, which has a diagram on the first page, that might be of interest
Moses Marx, a Hebrew bibliographer and author of a book on Gershom Soncino's Wanderyears in Italy, 1498-1527 (the Soncino family also published early versions of the Hebrew bible, which connects with my previous post on the Scholem family bible)
In Gershom Scholem’s memoir of his friendship with Benjamin, he recalls introducing Marx to the Benjamins at a seder in 1923. They were greatly attracted to Moses, given they shared, according to Scholem, a love of book collecting.