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1899réf. 313174London: 9 Lyncroft Gardens 1899. 5 vols. 8vo. Bound in full blue morocco a.e.g. for Asprey with a gilt stamp "Governor Charles Edison Library." Fine. 5 vols. 8vo. 9, Lyncroft Gardens unknown books
1919réf. 405906New York: Triplicity Company 1919. Some light browning and handling wear but generally in very good condition. Folding sheet 16.5 x 27 inches. Printed in red and black. A popular divination chart that "combines the ancient medieval and modern interpretation of the playing cards." Triplicity Company unknown books
1975réf. 242862Berkeley: Psychic Times 1975. 1p. first page of the 12-page tabloid about 600 words with another 200 words recounting an astral visit to Ford and family in the Oval Office. Presswork on alkaline paperstock the once bright-white paper still substantial but now edged with sun-toning and soil slightly misfolded and has a small area of mouse-gnaw at top intersection of fold-lines. Legible and handleable a good copy. Pro-Ford not to say lickspittal: "a man of simple honesty and generosity. in a cosmic sense he is an honest apprentice. a living incarnation of the Average American." The inset box retails the astral visit of three psychics with Ford and Ford's daughter Susan; the president is advised to "make his body more real" also not to worry that psychic no.3 is screwing daughter Susan they remind him that it's all astral and to lighten up Sir. Psychic Times unknown books
réf. D3808likely Paris early 19th century. 77pp. Manuscript on paper in French written in a uniform script in a significantly later hand c.1800 docketed copie dun ecrit de cet auteur the manuscript is a complete transcription of a fair copy of an astrological treatise which first appeared in 1555 written by prominent French astrologer and doctor Jacques de Viard; according to the dedication it was first transcribed in 1573 or 1574 when Viard would have been 56 years old. Containing three pen and ink diagrams depicting the twelve astrological houses with signs for the planetary rulership and planetary joys. Original 19th century wrappers; edges uniformly browned slightly brittle. The treatise is dedicated to Charles IX of France 1550-1574 who at the time of the original transcription c.1573 would have been suffering with tuberculosis and in his last year of life. The text was possibly revived at the request of the ailing king who like many of his peers relied on astrology to predict the future and distinguish the true from the false in their lives. This 19th century copy is an important record and is confirmation of the existence of this text. Jacques de Viard describes himself as Docteur en chacune faculté: Astrophil Medecin Conseiller et Phisiologue ordinaire du Roy et de la Royne and was an advisor who was intimately associated with the French court. Viard had also published the Fatal Diurnal 1567 a philosophical work which associated him with the prophetic Nostradamus. Nostradamus b.1503 a French physician and astrologer was the official court physician King Charles IX from 1564 until his death in 1566. It is possible Viard had become acting physician-in-ordinary or counselor to the King after Nostradamus death. Undeniably Viard was part of that circle in which prophecies horoscope and conspiracies dominated 16th century; astrology and sky observations played an important role in the courts of Europe at this time. This rare treatise is a fine example which confirms these popular notions. It is an exceptional survival of Viards collected studies on astrology. Viards treatise is dominated by the traditional division of astrology systems into twelve houses the horoscopes whose positions depend on time and location rather than on date. Furthermore the houses are also grouped together by Triplicity a theory which places one of the four elements fire earth air and water in the zodiac sign which it rules. It is possible Viard may have tried to give new elements or theories in his treatise for this branch of astrology in order to satisfy one of the Kings last requests. Rare transcription from a fair copy of an important 16th century astrological text by Jacques de Viard. Made for or associated with the royal court of King Charles IX of France. unknown books
2003réf. 21676San Diego: Thunder Bay Press. Fine in Fine dust jacket. 2003. Hardcover. 1571459952 . Illustrated. First printing. Fine in a fine dust jacket. . Thunder Bay Press hardcover books
réf. 900039ASTROLOGY The Astrologer's Magazine; and Philosophical Miscellany. Consisting of An Easy Introduction to the Celestial Science of Astrology. The Art of setting a Figure to any Time proposed. Signification of the Houses Planets Signs and Aspects. Position Motion and Influences of the Heavenly Bodies. Rules and Examples to Resolve all Lawful Horary Questions. How to calculate Nativities exemplified by the Genitures of many illustrious Persons. Lives of eminent Philosophers. Singular Prophecies. Chymical Secrets. Medical Prescriptions. Extracts on interesting Subjects from the Philosophical Transactions. With a Monthly Portion of Lavater's Physiognomy embellished with Several Hundred Etchings and Engravings illustrative of the Science. Holborn London: Printed for W. Locke 1793-4 8vo. calf-backed marbled paper-covered boards spine with five raised bands and 'I' in gilt to third compartment; pp. v 4-250 ii index; together with the highly decorative engraved frontis with an illustration depicting quotes from Job and Milton; containing numerous diagrams tables and charts throughout; the spine ends re-tipped in calf now heavily rubbed and lacking label to second compartment split along edges but holding and rubbed all over some of the marbled paper beginning to chip and boards showing through beneath in places; the frontis seldom found at all is here closely shaved at head and affixed to the front paste-down; some light pencil markings to paste down and title; damp stain to lower corner of title; the text block itself occasionally shaved at outer margin though with no loss of text; aside from light spots and the odd corner tear a very clean copy internally; this copy without the additional engravings as is also common. A scarce collection of six issues of the 'Astrologer's Magazine' representing the August 1793 to January 1794 issues. Formerly known as 'The Conjuror's Magazine' which ran from 1791-1793 Astrology became such a large focus that the name was changed here in August 1793. It then ran for just six more issues before publication was ceased. Widely believed to be the first conjuring periodical it was also one of the first to openly and actively promote the practice of magic. Contributions here include 'Curious Philosophical Essays upon the Power of the Devil on Human Bodies' 'Prophecies of Nostradamus relating to France' 'The Moon's Influence on Madmen' and several sections on Witchcraft including a witch trial held in 1762 'Proofs of Witchcraft' and 'Children afflicted by supposed Sorcery' as well as sections on Necromancy Dreams Visions and Palmistry accompanied by diagrams. hardcover
2008réf. x-0980185629Regulus Astrology LLC 2008. Paperback. New. 442 pages. 9.06x6.02x1.06 inches. Regulus Astrology LLC paperback
2007réf. x-0980185602Regulus Astrology 2007. Paperback. New. 796 pages. 9.00x6.00x1.75 inches. Regulus Astrology paperback
1615réf. ST20812Rome: Bartolomeo Zannetti 1615. Second Edition. 222 x 160 mm. 8 3/4 x 6 1/2". 12 p.l. 304 pp. 12 leaves. Very pleasing 17th century calf covers with a floral roll border surrounding a semis of fleurs-de-lys raised bands spine gilt in compartments with a double rule enclosing five fleurs-de-lys lettered in gilt marbled paper pastedowns all edges gilt old expert repairs at the top of joints. Attractive woodcut head- and tailpieces throughout historiated initials and two woodcut astrological charts in the text. Front pastedown with morocco book label of Stanislas de Guaita; rear flyleaf with his inked inscription: "Collationné. Complet - à Nancy. ce 27 Xbre 1895. - Guaita." "Stanislas de Guaita et sa bibliothèque occulte" 15 this copy; Caillet I 291; Graesse I 127; USTC 4022052. See also Thorndike VI pp. 202-04. A bit of rubbing at corners other light wear to the binding inconsequential foxing here and there isolated quires slightly darkened but an excellent copy--crisp and clean internally in a solid decorative binding still shining with gilt. In a lovely early binding this is a notorious 19th century occultist's copy of a scarce 17th century refutation of astrology. Our author Jesuit scholar Alessandro de Angelis 1559-1620 taught logic natural history metaphysics and theology at the Collegio Romano eventually serving as prefect of studies from 1611-17. De Angelis' only known publication the "Astologos" systematically picks apart common astrological beliefs on both metaphysical and theological grounds. First printed in Lyon the work appears here in a second edition issued the same year; both seem to be rare as we were able to trace only six copies at auction since 1966. Making our copy of an already absorbing book even more intriguing is its former owner the French poet and occultist Stanislas de Guaita 1861-97 whose short but colorful life was full of curious incident. He founded a chapter of the Rosicrucians published several works on magic and Kabbalah and had a defrocked priest declare a "magical war" against him which culminated in a decidedly unmagical though fortunately not fatal pistol duel. He is also responsible for the iconic symbol of a goat's head in an inverted pentagram now used to represent Satanism which he had originally used as an illustration for his 1897 work "La Clef de la Magie Noire" "The Key to Black Magic". In addition to these activities Guaita assembled an extensive library of books on various occult and related topics. His collection was sold by the Paris bookseller Dorbon whose 1899 catalog of the library includes 2227 volumes. Ours is #15 priced at the significant sum of 65 francs perhaps $1200 in today's buying power. Bartolomeo Zannetti unknown
réf. BN67083AstroAnalysis. Sonderausgabe. Das große Handbuch der Astrologie Hardcover hardcover
réf. BN68318Softcover. Der Pfad der Seele im Horoskop. Die Sieben Strahlen in der Astrologie Perfect Paperback paperback
réf. BN67198Neue Astrologie. Die 144 west-östlichen Tierkreiszeichen Hardcover hardcover
2023réf. BN172779Lulu.com 2023. 2023. Softcover. Wicca Witchcraft and Tarot Mastery Wicca Witchcraft and Tarot Mastery Astrology And Numerology Academy Lulu.com paperback
réf. BN325003AstroAnalysis. Sonderausgabe. Das große Handbuch der Astrologie. AstroAnalysis. Sonderausgabe. Das große Handbuch der Astrologie. AstroAnalysis. Sonderausgabe. Das große Handbuch der Astrologie. unknown
2007réf. BN560003Regulus Astrology LLC 2007. 2007. A Rectification Manual: The American Presidency A Rectification Manual: The American Presidency Regulus Astrology Regulus Astrology LLC unknown
réf. BN606038Astrosophie - Lehre der klassischen Astrologie - Kosmische Signaturlehre des Menschenbildes / 2 Bände Hardcover Astrosophie - Lehre der klassischen Astrologie - Kosmische Signaturlehre des Menschenbildes / 2 Bände Hardcover Astrosophie - Lehre der klassischen Astrologie - Kosmische Signaturlehre des Menschenbildes / 2 Bände Hardcover hardcover
réf. BN610740Expanded Present: Radix Methods and Secondary Progressions The Principles and Practice of Astrology V. 6 Paperback Jan 01 1805 Expanded Present: Radix Methods and Secondary Progressions The Principles and Practice of Astrology V. 6 Paperback Jan 01 1805 Expanded Present: Radix Methods and Secondary Progressions The Principles and Practice of Astrology V. 6 Paperback Jan 01 1805 paperback
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1608réf. 57593Argentorati Strassburg Conradus Scher 1608 - Strassburg Raab 1612. - Strassburg Raab 1612 Small 8vo. 3 works bound in one contemp. full vellum. Covers blindtooled in panels with floral cornerpieces. Old handwritten title on spine. Light wear. An: 1. 244497 pp. First edition. Thesaurus II338 - 2. 208 pp. - 3. 2426116 of 24 pp. Lacking the last leaves in the Index. 7 leaves with lower corners torn of which 2 have some loss of letters. Light browning an yellowing to leaves. "Bartholin’s fame is due not to his originality but to his learning and reputation as a teacher; as a strict Aristotelian he clarified the essential points in the doctrines of his time eliminating obsolete and superfluous theories. As a theologian his personal life was marked by piety and Lutheran orthodoxy. His anatomical manual Institutiones well arranged and handy but without illustrations was reprinted five times. It became still more famous when his son Thomas brought out an enlarged and illustrated edition."DSB. hardcover
réf. 9614Slough: Foulsham Book. Good. Paperback. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. 4.75 x 7.25; 46 pages average per volume; soft card covers; all in good condition with the exception of 1905 and 1962; copies for the years 1918 and 1920 missing; price is for 86 volumes; price includes postage within the UK. Foulsham Paperback
1970réf. 9629Saint Paul MN: Llewelyn Publication 1970. Book. Good. Hardback. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. 6 x 9.25"; 204 pages; black cloth with gilt title to spine; no dustwrapper; g/-;. Llewelyn Publication Hardcover
1730réf. 10266Madrid: Diego López de Haro 1730. First Seville edition. Quarto 20x14cm 4 18 2pp. Illustrated title showing the Columns of Fire. Modern Bradel-style binding of speckled paper-covered boards gilt-lettered spine label. Light wear and soiling to leaves; repaired wormtrack within the gutter margins. Very good. A wonderfully strange mixture of eyewitness astronomy judicial astrology folk medicine and personal melancholy by the Spanish writer physician mathematician and astrologer Diego de Torres Villarroel. On November 2 1730 a luminous globe accompanied by three columns of fire appeared over Spain and remained visible for four hours-an event now understood to have been an unusually southerly appearance of the aurora borealis. Torres relates the occurrence through an exchange of letters with his friend Don Juan Ventura who feared both its astrological significance and the bodily illnesses supposedly caused by its vapors. Torres then suffering from a severe bout of melancholy himself initially refuses either to prognosticate or prescribe a cure. At Ventura's insistence however he delivers both. Although he considers the apparition a natural rather than divine event he predicts that it will bring four years of misfortune-one for every hour it remained visible-and recommends an elaborate preventative regimen: moderate daily exercise raw garlic barley water goat's milk fresh meat and vegetables abstention from wine and the fumigation of the home with fragrant candles. An exceptionally appealing record of an early modern attempt to understand a terrifying celestial spectacle through a combination of observation astrology and domestic medicine. The final two pages advertise other books issued by López de Haro many of them by Torres himself. Jorge Luis Borges was an early admirer of Torres and devoted one of the opening essays in his first prose collection Inquisiciones 1925 to him. The dramatic title-page woodcut depicts the fiery globe and its three blazing columns above the horizon. . Diego López de Haro unknown
1970réf. 067001Cowles Book Company 1970. Book. Very Good. Hardcover. 2nd printing. Tight copy in mylar-protected dust jacket. 264pp. Cowles Book Company Hardcover
