Tradition 06 of 33
Divination and oracles
Tarot, cartomancy, numerology, palmistry, scrying, geomancy, runes, and other divinatory systems.
Membership means relevance, not endorsement.
- Books
- 4,542
- Earliest
- 100 CE
- to 2026
- Read free
- 37%
- 1,690 with public full text
- With covers
- 52%
How books qualify
- Query + metadata match3,082
- Metadata match175
- Query match1,278
- Source classification (retained through merging)7
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
- Divination768
- Divinity645
- Early works to 1800584
- Physiognomy574
- fortune-telling303
- Divine right of kings300
- History293
- Palmistry245
- Astrology183
- Tarot174
- India155
- Geomancy154
- Hindu astrology152
- Runes147
- Trinity127
- Numerology124
- Hindu astronomy120
- Controversial literature116
- Dowsing116
- Sermons116
- Magic110
- occultism94
- Art93
- Unitarianism92
Top languages
- English2,351 · 52%
- French523 · 12%
- Latin311 · 7%
- German290 · 6%
- Sanskrit159 · 4%
Notable authors
All authors- Johann Caspar Lavater47 in this tradition51 books
- Giambattista della Porta44 in this tradition89 books
- Marcus Tullius Cicero23 in this tradition30 books
- Catholic Church20 in this tradition28 books
- Johannes ab Indagine18 in this tradition19 books
- Aristotle17 in this tradition55 books
- Nigel Pennick13 in this tradition17 books
- Kaspar Peucer13 books
- Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh11 in this tradition71 books
- Cicero10 in this tradition13 books
- Michael Scot10 in this tradition12 books
- Alliette10 in this tradition11 books
4,542 books
The unerring fortune-teller
Le Normand Madame
1866
The universal Christ, and other sermons
Charles Beard
1888
The unlimited prerogative of kings subverted, or, A short treatise grounded upon scripture and reason, to prove that kings ought as well as others to bee accountable for their actions
his King and countrey Well wisher to the church of God
1642
The vindication of a late pamphlet (entituled 0bedience and submission to the present government demonstrated from Bp. Overal's Convocation-book)
Zachary Taylor
1691
The wheel of fortune, or, Mother Shipton's book of fate
Shipton Mother
1820
The whole truth
Judah Monis
1722
The works of that late most excellent philosopher and astronomer, Sir George Wharton, bar
George Wharton
1683
The wren and eagle in contest, or, A short method with the Unitarian nobility
Jotham Waterman
1819
The young Christian's introduction to the knowledge of his God and Saviour Jesus Christ
J. Hodson
1794
The young gentleman instructed in the grounds of the Christian religion
Richard Challoner
1735
Theological education in Cambridge University
John Thornton Kirkland
1815
Theological seminary and Kenyon College
Kenyon College. Divinity School
1889
Theological study; and the spirit in which it ought to be pursued
John Eadie
1845
Thy Holy Child Jesus
William Henry Furness
1859
To the clergy of the Church of England and the ministers of dissenting congregations in Canterbury and its neighbourhood
William Frend
1789
Tractarianism and anti-supernaturalism
Henry Hunt Piper
1843
Traité de la divinité de nôtre seigneur Jesus-Christ
Jacques Abbadie
1690French
Treasures found by map dowsing
Frederick J. Stewart
1983
Treatises
Cicero
1878
Trinitarian Admissions
R. Mortimer Montgomery
1843
Two discourses concerning the divinity of Our Saviour
Claude Grostête sieur de La Mothe
1693
Two discourses on Christ's selfexistence
Samuel Spring
1805
Two discourses on Christ's selfexistence, addressed to the Second Congregation society in Newburyport, March 3, 1805
Samuel Spring
1805
Two discourses on the divinity of Christ
George Shepard
1833