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The astrologer of the nineteenth century (1825)

Raphael, pseud., 1795-1832, Anglicus, Merlinus, junior, Gent · London : Knight & Lacey · leaf 239

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erally, Depart, hast thou no apprehen-sion of thy death ? This translation was received with a loud laugh,and the warning treated as a jest and an invention ; but the gentle-man taking it in a more serious light, left his house the same day,and it fell flat to the ground the following night! * Does… … CIRCLE III.—SECT. IV. There is among Theurgists a writing which they call celestial,because they show it us placed and figured amongst the stars. Thereis also another kind of character received by Revelation only, andwhich cannot be found out any other way ; the virtues of which arefrom the Deity…

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