Astrology

Astrologica, qvae omnivm praedictionvm astrologicarum veras caussas inquirit, falsas vero examinat & damnat

nulli non perutilifsima. Coronidis loco defenditvr Aristoteles contra Neotericos plerosq[ue], qui de apparentis stellarum prioribus annis modò deprehensarum scripserunt. Accessit tandem & succincta Exegesis astrologica, definitionum & diuisionum astrologicarum verum sistema

by Wolffgang Sattler

First published:
17th century
Language: Latin

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Traditions: Astrology

Subjects: Early works to 1800, Astrology

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Edition	Date	Publisher	Language	ISBN	Access	Links
nulli non perutilifsima. Coronidis loco defenditvr Aristoteles contra Neotericos plerosq[ue], qui de apparentis stellarum prioribus annis modò deprehensarum scripserunt. Accessit tandem & succincta Exegesis astrologica, definitionum & diuisionum astrologicarum verum sistema Open Library record	1605	Typis Iacobi Foillet	Latin	—	No ebook	Open Library (opens in a new tab)