Tradition 05 of 33
Astrology
Natal, judicial, mundane, horary, medical, and historical astrology.
Membership means relevance, not endorsement.
- Books
- 5,349
- Earliest
- 1 CE
- to 2026
- Read free
- 37%
- 1,965 with public full text
- With covers
- 40%
How books qualify
- Query + metadata match4,287
- Metadata match294
- Query match762
- Source classification (retained through merging)6
Every placement records its evidence — the controlled subject queries that found the book at its sources and the bibliographic metadata retained through merging. Each book page shows its own. How the rationale system works.
Key subjects
- Astrology3.2K
- Early works to 18002.4K
- Ephemerides1.4K
- English Almanacs1.3K
- Almanacs, English922
- Divination267
- Astrologie258
- Astronomy254
- Hindu astrology241
- History220
- India161
- Hindu astronomy136
- Medicine115
- Philosophy99
- occultism92
- Social Sciences90
- Prophecies83
- Arts and Humanities79
- Astrología79
- Magic77
- Art71
- Medical astrology65
- Archeology62
- Alchemy61
Top languages
- English2,638 · 49%
- Latin650 · 12%
- German535 · 10%
- NOT297 · 6%
- French262 · 5%
Notable authors
All authors- William Lilly85 in this tradition96 books
- John Gadbury64 books
- John Woodhouse64 books
- Edward Pond49 books
- William Andrews39 in this tradition42 books
- William Dade39 books
- Thomas Trigge38 books
- George Rose34 books
- Vincent Wing34 books
- Poor Robin33 in this tradition35 books
- Henry Coley32 books
- Giambattista della Porta30 in this tradition89 books
5,349 books
Fly
1745
Fly 1676
1676
Fundamentals of medical astrology
Tapomay Ghoshhajra
1996
Galileo's astrology
Nick Kollerstrom, Nicholas Campion
2003
Gloria Deo in excelsis. Good news from the stars: Merry Andrew's new almanack for the year, 1743
Merry Andrew
1743
Godson, Robert (fl. 1696–1697), writer on astrology
Patrick Curry
2004
Good and joyful news for England: or, The prophecy of the renowned Michael Nostradamus
Philalelos J. B, Theophilus de Garencières, Christopher Ness, Nostradamus
1681
Hemerologeion ad annum secumdum post intercalarom, or, A revolutionall description of the second year after the bissextile, or leap-year, being the year of our Lord 1654
Francis Metcalfe
1654
Here begynneth the dreames of Daniell
1556
Heth, Thomas (fl. 1563–1583), writer on astrology and mathematician
Bernard Capp
2004
Kalendarium astronomical and chronological, or, An almanack for the year of our Lord God MDCLXXIV
James Bowker
1674
Kalendarium astronomical, meteorological, and chronological, or, An almanack for the year of Christ M.DC.LXIX
James Bowker
1669
Kalendarium astronomical, meteorological, and chronological, or, An almanack for the year of Christ MDCLXXII
James Bowker
1672
Kalendarium astronomical, meteorological, and chronological, or, An almanack for the year of Christ, MDCLXX
James Bowker
1670
Kalendarium astronomical, meteorological, and chronological, or, An almanack for the year of our Lord M.DC.LXVIII
James Bowker
1668
Kalendarium astronomical, meteorological, and chronological, or, An almanack for the year of our Lord MDCLXXI
James Bowker
1671
London almanack for year of our Lord 1691
1690
Lux veritatis
William Ramesey
1651
Manual of Mongolian astrology and divination
Francis Woodman Cleaves
1969
Medical astrology
J. N Bhasin
1986
Mercurius Scotus his almanack; sive prognostication
John Stobo
1694
Mikrokosmos
Robert Turner
1654
Mr. Knights strange and amazeing prophecy, for three years to come: being, a genuine prepiction [sic] of the most considerable actions and accidents likely to happen in the year, 1699, 1700, and 1701
William Knight
1699
Neue 1634
John Neve
1634