Item #h46278 An Introduction to Astrology (1835) being the whole of that celebrated Author's rules for the practice of horary astrology, divested of the superstitions of the 17th century: to which are added numerous emendations, adapted to the improved state of the science in the present day by Zadkiel. William Lilly, "Zadkiel", Richard James Morrison.
An Introduction to Astrology (1835) being the whole of that celebrated Author's rules for the practice of horary astrology, divested of the superstitions of the 17th century: to which are added numerous emendations, adapted to the improved state of the science in the present day by Zadkiel
An Introduction to Astrology (1835) being the whole of that celebrated Author's rules for the practice of horary astrology, divested of the superstitions of the 17th century: to which are added numerous emendations, adapted to the improved state of the science in the present day by Zadkiel
An Introduction to Astrology (1835) being the whole of that celebrated Author's rules for the practice of horary astrology, divested of the superstitions of the 17th century: to which are added numerous emendations, adapted to the improved state of the science in the present day by Zadkiel
An Introduction to Astrology (1835) being the whole of that celebrated Author's rules for the practice of horary astrology, divested of the superstitions of the 17th century: to which are added numerous emendations, adapted to the improved state of the science in the present day by Zadkiel
An Introduction to Astrology (1835) being the whole of that celebrated Author's rules for the practice of horary astrology, divested of the superstitions of the 17th century: to which are added numerous emendations, adapted to the improved state of the science in the present day by Zadkiel
An Introduction to Astrology (1835) being the whole of that celebrated Author's rules for the practice of horary astrology, divested of the superstitions of the 17th century: to which are added numerous emendations, adapted to the improved state of the science in the present day by Zadkiel
An Introduction to Astrology (1835) being the whole of that celebrated Author's rules for the practice of horary astrology, divested of the superstitions of the 17th century: to which are added numerous emendations, adapted to the improved state of the science in the present day by Zadkiel
An Introduction to Astrology (1835) being the whole of that celebrated Author's rules for the practice of horary astrology, divested of the superstitions of the 17th century: to which are added numerous emendations, adapted to the improved state of the science in the present day by Zadkiel
An Introduction to Astrology (1835) being the whole of that celebrated Author's rules for the practice of horary astrology, divested of the superstitions of the 17th century: to which are added numerous emendations, adapted to the improved state of the science in the present day by Zadkiel

An Introduction to Astrology (1835) being the whole of that celebrated Author's rules for the practice of horary astrology, divested of the superstitions of the 17th century: to which are added numerous emendations, adapted to the improved state of the science in the present day by Zadkiel

London: Sherwood, Gilbert, and Piper, 1835. First Edition. Hardcover. 8vo, 9 x 6 inches (23 x 15.25 cm), slightly later half dark burgundy morocco, marbled boards, heavily gilt decorated spine, raised bands, very good, light rubbing and wear, bookplate of the Twentieth Century Club (a now defunct private club in Pittsburgh), contents very good and clean, minor toning, handling, soil, some foxing. Frontispiece, 342 pp, illustrated with astrological charts and some reproductions of woodcuts from 17th century editions of Lilly. Rare edition. Richard James Morrison's attempt to modernize Lilly's 17th century work for astrological practitioners of the early 19th century. Uncommon in the trade. Very good. Item #h46278

Price: $350.00

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