A Brief and Most Easy Introduction to the Astrological Judgement of the Stars
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Title
A Brief and Most Easy Introduction to the Astrological Judgement of the Stars
Subject
Astrology - early works to 1800.
Description
As an English translation coming thirty years after the original Latin publication, this book tells more so about society and culture in 1598 rather than the original’s 1557, given the sometimes ambiguous nature of translation. This book explores how the positioning of the stars complements or inhibits certain life habits of people from the late 1500s.
Creator
Claude Dariot (author, Latin), Fabian Wither (translator, English)
Source
University of Iowa Special Collections
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Publisher
Thomas Purfoot (English translation, 1598)
Date
1598
Contributor
Alyssa Cokinis
Relation
http://infohawk.uiowa.edu/F/AXCY8MPIA2JNQDM5S2IRIKY66N67J7AYK7PNNJN8ETQ2C9YJXG-53092?func=full-set-set&set_number=004638&set_entry=000003&format=999
Language
English, some Latin
Type
Text
Identifier
158.3 D21a WC
Collection Items
Reader Marginalia - Arrows, Tables, and Notes
There is evidence of a reader, as there are several hands with fingers pointing to certain phrases and passages; there is also a handmade table by the reader of a personal astrological chart, tailored to a certain time he drew it. Many notes from…
Essays on Societal Behavior Based on the Stars
Description: There are certain essays that seem out of place but are supposedly tailored to the location of the stars, such as how a woman should act in marriage, “Whether a woman be fruitfull and have Children or not,” etc. These provide a look into…
In "Our Native Language" and other Paratextual Material
The book itself does not only contain the work of the introduction to said “Astrological Judgement.” It also includes another work of the Mathematics behind said astrology. This Mathematics section is presented as written by G.C., gent., who wrote an…