Wehrman, Joyce CBiblio.com
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Miroir d'astrologie.
1928réf. 55061BBParis, Au sans pareil, 1928. 8°. 130 p., 1 f. Broché.
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1980réf. 067116Private by Author 1980. Book. Near Fine. Paperback. Revised. 81pp stapled wraps. Addendum sheet laid in. Private by Author Paperback
1928réf. 55061BBParis, Au sans pareil, 1928. 8°. 130 p., 1 f. Broché.
1980Esposizione organizzata sotto gli auspici del Consiglio d'Europa: Sedicesima Esposizione Europea di Arte, Scienza e Cultura. 4 24x16,5 cm., legatura in tela con sovraccoperta illustrata a colori, pagg.324, 410, 438,410; numerose illustrazioni in bianco e nero e a colori, ricche bibliografie e ampie documentazioni " questa manifestazione ha un'ambizione di originalit? che si manifesta nella assai maggiore estensione pluridisciplinare del suo impianto programmatico - concernente sia il mondo dell'arte e quello della scienza, sia le forme della cultura e i problemi della societ? e della vita del secolo XVI -, ma anche nell'approfondimento di una ricerca che affronta il problema stesso dell'origine e dunque del senso della civilt? europea moderna". Prima edizione, in italiano, in perfette condizioni.
2006réf. 607076LETHIELLEUX 2006 In-8, broché avec couverture rempliée, 195 pp, bibliographie, index. Epuisé, ouvrage devenu fort rare.
français Sans date (circa 1916). In-8 de 136 pp.; demi-basane rouge, dos avec titre et auteur dorés (reliure postérieure). Avec XXIX figures.
1924réf. 96544BBMünchen:, Asokthebu Otto Wilhelm Barth, 1924. Lex.-8°. 858 S. (ungezählt). Titelseite Rot/schwarz. Zahlreiche Figuren und Tab. Neuer Halbleinen-Einband. Marmoriert. Ecken verstärkt. Faksimile der Ausgabe von 1570. (altersmässig wenig gebräunt; Vorsatz hinten radierter Bleistifteintrag; in sehr gutem Zustand) (=Klassiker der Astrologie; 1)
1938réf. 6107Atlantic City: Two Studios 1938. 29x23cm 16pp. plus 4pp ads. Illustrations. Mimeographed sheets recto only brad-bound along top in brightly illustrated glossy wrappers. Horizontal folds wear and light chipping to wrappers. Very good. First edition of Professor Seward's 35th annual reading this edition for the Aries sign. Nice bit of capitalism from the self-proclaimed "World's Foremost Astrologer" about which surprisingly little has been written. Seward authored several books the first of which appeared in 1915 a self-published work called The Zodiac and its Mysteries. He appeared on radio programs in the 20's and 30's and made sound recordings for Victor Records of sun sign information. This particular publication came from one of his three U.S. offices in Atlantic City one of the main attractions on the boardwalk. Scarce. OCLC locates just three other readings by Seward for Libra Taurus and Cancer. . Two Studios unknown
1942réf. 10075Caldwell ID: The Caxton Printers Ltd 1942. First edition. 8vo 374pp. Illustrated with photos charts diagrams one folding. Index. Publisher's blue cloth boards with silver lettering and design in dust jacket. Light edge toning to boards jacket with chipping along upper edge and rear panel and rubbing along folds. Very good. Laid in is a manuscript letter signed from the author to the Salem Capital Journal thanking them for their favorable review along with a clipping of said review. Scarce little book on the history of astrology and astronomy by Salem area construction worker and astronomer hobbyist Oral E. Scott. The Caxton Printers, Ltd unknown
1908réf. 9354London: Philip Wellby 1908. First edition. 8vo 92pp plus 4 publisher's ads at rear. Original brown cloth lettered in red. Some scuffing and soiling to boards bookplate to front pastedown else clean internally and very good. Scarce first edition of this text which prints and explores the importance of Neapolitan poet Marcello Stellato's Ca. 1500-before 1551 widely read and studied astrological poem Zodiacus Vitae. Originally published in 1536 in Venice the poem was first translated into English by Barnaby Googe six books published in 1561 and then the complete Zodiake of Life in 1565. It was widely read and distributed in London and also taught in early English grammar school. Shakespeare almost certainly studied the work and it is thought to be the inspiration for his "All the world's a stage" monologue from As you Like It. This publication also contains an appendix by English astrologer Walter Gorn Old or "Sepharial" as he was known titled "The Astrological Aspect of the Zodiac of Life." OCLC cites perhaps 7 physical holdings. . Philip Wellby unknown
1937réf. 019226London UK: George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd. 1937. First Edition. Hardcover. Good/None. 278pp; No DJ purple cloth boards with faded silver titling to spine wear to spine ends boards faded bookplate to front pastedown previous owner's name to FFEP news clipping pasted to title page red pencil notes to title page frontispiece author photo mark to contents page underlining & marginalia to several text pages binding is sound Good condition. Scarce vintage autobiography of German-born author Louis De Wohl 1903-1961 who emigrated to England in 1935 over objections to the Nazi regime. He was later the astrologer to MI5 in England during World War Two. This volume details his early life up until the time he left Germany with an account of the occult and conspiracy subcultures at that time and an account of how astrology transformed his life. George G. Harrap & Co. Ltd. hardcover
1987réf. 017870Berkeley: Aquarian Amusements 1987. Book. Very Good. Boxed Set. Limited First Edition. Scarce astrological game still in shrinkwrap with limited edition sticker signed by creator Merrylin LeBlanc and numbered #2426 of 5000. Oversized may require additional shipping charges. Box has a few dings though still sealed in plastic. Contents consist of planet cards worksheets gameboard wheel assembly and scorecards. The first games are simple introductions to astrology with the strategies becoming more complex with each game. Aquarian Amusements Hardcover
1850réf. 02397London: James Cornish 1850. Second edition. 16mo. 16.5 cm. Red gilt and ornately blind-stamped cloth; all edges gilt; pale yellow endpapers; 64 pp. Zadkiel was the pseudonym of English astrologist Richard James Morrison 1795-1874. He published the popular Grammar of Astrology before first issuing these tables in 1834. We find no copies of either edition currently offered in the trade Jan. 2016 with only 8 copies housed institutionally and only one copy of this edition held by the Univ. of Manchester Library. A Very Good copy with some markings to a few tables; faint ring to front board. James Cornish hardcover
1977réf. 34290ABBern, Benteli, 1977. 4°. Ca. 440 Bl. Titel in Rot/Schwarz. Mit vielen Tabellen und Diagrammen. Originallederband, in Schuber.
1977réf. 34290ABBern, Benteli, 1977. 4°. Ca. 440 Bl. Titel in Rot/Schwarz. Mit vielen Tabellen und Diagrammen. Originallederband, in Schuber.
réf. 0425168891.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1938réf. 106789Nice, Institut astrologique de Carthage 1938 10 fascicules deux numéros doubles, complet. In-8 24 x 16 cm. Agrafés, couvertures beiges avec titre rouge sur le premier plat, environ 48 pp. par fascicule. Exemplaires en bon état.
2 vol. in-8 grande, pp. XXX, 1108, con 68 illustrazioni nel testo e otto tavole a colori fuori testo. Leg. edit. rigida in piena tela bianca figurata, titoli in nero e rosso sui piatti e ai dorsi. (Della collezione ''Biblioteca di bibliografia italiana, diretta da Luigi Balsamo, n°187''. Esaustiva ed interessante bibliografia interamente dedicata all'astrologia con estesa descrizione di 5050 opere pubblicate nei vari Paesi in oltre cinque secoli. Come nuovo.. .
1822réf. 011939A. Chasseriau, Paris 1822. 4ième Édition / 4. Auflage Hartkarton Der Zeit/Halbleder Altersschön
2002réf. 47419Turnhout, Belgium; Brepols, 2002. XII, 284 S., mit zahlreichen Abbildungen. Lex. 8° (=25-30cm), Leinen mit Goldprägung. Original-Umschlag mit leichten Gebrauchsspuren.
182315x11. 312p. Firma anterio poseedor. Reformando y añadido por el P. Enguera. Enc. Pergamino.
1862Paris, Librairie Académique Didier et Cie, 1862. In-12 relié demi-percaline noire de l'époque. Dos lisse, titre doré et nom d'appartenance en queue. 1 feuillet blanc, faux-titre, titre, VII + 450 pages, 1ff blanc. Alfred Maury, professeur au Collège de France et Académicien. La magie chez les peuples sauvages, chez les Chaldéens, les Perses, les Egyptiens, les Grecs ; à Rome, dans l'école néoplatonicienne. Lutte du christianisme avec la magie et l'astrologie, au Moyen-Âge, la magie orientale, depuis la Renaissance jusqu'à nos jours, l'emploi des songes comme moyen de divination ; origine démoniaque attribuée aux maladies nerveuses et mentales ; les mystiques rapprochés des sorciers, phénomènes déterminés par l'emploi des Narcotiques et des Anesthésiques. Perte de la sensibilité et de l'intelligence. L'Hypnotisme et le Somnambulisme. Conclusion. Edition originale.
1860Volume in 8° legato in tela (brossura editoriale conservata), titolo al dorso, sguardie, occhiello, frontespizio, introduzione, 450 pp. comprensive di indice. L'opera dedica la prima parte allo studio della magia e dell'astrologia presso i popoli antichi; Caldei, Persiani, Egiziani e Greci, durante l'impero romano, nella scuola neoplatonica sino alla lotta per la loro estirpazione combattuta dai cristiani. La rinascita delle arti e la persistenza dei riti pagani nei culti moderni, la magia orientale. La seconda ed ultima parte descrive la divinazione attraverso il Sogno, le origini demoniache attribuite alle malattie nervose e mentali, l'influenza dell'immaginazione nella produzione dei fenomeni magici e quelli determinati dall'assunzione di narcotici e anestetici sino alla perdita della sensibilità e dell'intelligenza, l'ipnotismo e sonnambulismo. In ottimo stato. Rarissime fioriture. Interessante e assai poco comune.
1552réf. 57141552 Broché, bon état, 155x240, 300 gr, 297 pages, illustrations N&B, ISBN: 2 268 0 2788 0 - 9782268027883
réf. 0425149137.Gpaperback. Good. Access codes and supplements are not guaranteed with used items. May be an ex-library book. paperback
1778In 8°; due tomi: (2 b.), XXXVIII, 480, (2) pp. e 24 c. di tav. fuori testo, (2), (4), 477, (5) pp. Legatura coeva in piena pelle maculata con titolo, numero del volume, e ricchissimi fregi in oro ai tasselli. Dorso a 5 nervi. Filetto in oro ai tagli dei piatti ed ai nervi dei dorsi. Tagli del volum e riccamente marmorizzati. Qualche lieve segno del tempo ma nel complesso, esemplare in buone-ottime condizioni di questa celebre nuova edizione di questo celebre testo settecentesco dedicato al “cielo”. Come ben descritto da Cantamessa “L’opera, di grande diffusione nel Secolo XVIII, tratta ampiamente della storia del cielo intesa nel senso più vasto. Per quanto riguarda l’astrologia, essa è trattata in senso pesantemente critico in una ventina di pagine nel primo volume. L’Autore, professore di retorica e in precedenza di scienze umane a Reims, attribuisce l’invenzione dello Zodiaco al succedersi delle stagioni e, all’interno di esse, dei mesi. Indica gli inventori dello Zodiaco nei figli di Noè ed esclude, per l’effetto, che tale invenzione sia opera degli Egizi. Il secondo volume tratta di alchimia e di cosmogonia e commenta, riproducendola, la visione del mondo di Gassend, Cartesio e Newton.”. Le belle tavole fuori testo di J.P. Le Bas raffigurano dei egizi e simbologie divine, tratte da monumenti antichi o da “Le Imagini degli Dei degli Antichi” di Vincenzo Cartari. Rif. Bibl.: Leandro Cantamessa, http://www.biblioastrology.com/it/VisualizzazioneScheda.aspx?Index=2; Caillet, 8756: "Ouvrage utile à toute personne s'occupant de l'occulte ; on y trouve des renseignements précieux. Il est ainsi divisé : le Zodiaque, l'Ecriture symbolique, la Théogonie, la Divination, les Principes d'alchimie".
