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The astrologer of the nineteenth century (1825)
Raphael, pseud., 1795-1832, Anglicus, Merlinus, junior, Gent · London : Knight & Lacey · leaf 479
. The singular station of the©eorflian is also deserving strict attention, and the remarkable ap-pearance of 8$ercur2 in his own house will go far to prove thereality of the planetary dignities, which those who are learned inthis science must readily admit; and if not, I shall hold no… … The study of astrology itself, as professing to discover, by celestial phenome-na, future mutations in the elements and terrestrial bodies, ought perhaps not tobe despised. The theory of the tidesy for example, is altogether an astrologicaldoctrine, and long before the days of Isaac Newton was as…Astrology · Occultism
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