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Astrological institutions. Being a perfect isagoge to the whole astral science; or Judgment of the nature, vertue and influence of the celestial bodies upon the terrestrial. By which active (not compulsive) virtue, all manner of questions incident to sublunary actions, affairs and conditions, are resolved according to the position of the heavens / By a student in physick and astrologie [i.e. R. Turner].
Robert Turner · 1658 · London : Printed by J.C. for Samuel Speed ..., 1658. · 2 pictures
Astrology
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