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Zodiacus Vitae is a sixteenth century European book published in various languages which had a widespread influence thanks to its wide use as a text book. Over sixty editions as well as translations into French, German and English. It was adopted as a school text both on the Continent and in England, being taught alongside Terence and Baptista Mantuanus in the third form.[1]
- ^ Beckwith, Mark (1986). "Barnabe Googe's Zodiake of Life: A Translation Reconsidered". Journal of the Rocky Mountain Medieval & Renaissance Association (7): 97–10785.