horoscopy

Continuous horoscopy assumes that the basic natal reading is valid in general, but that

ASTROLOGY DAVID PINGREE 1968

When the system of periods is combined with that of the Lord of the Year and that of continuous horoscopy, the assessment of the relative weights of resulting predictions is a complex matter indeed.

ASTROLOGY DAVID PINGREE 1968

But neither the Greeks (the Romans of course banned astrological predictions regarding the Emperors) nor the Indians in general developed techniques of apply - ing horoscopy to general astrology, though there were horoscopes cast at the founding of cities in the Roman

ASTROLOGY DAVID PINGREE 1968

Soon the Greek methods of continuous horoscopy were developed into

ASTROLOGY DAVID PINGREE 1968

Finally, Dorotheus is familiar with a form of contin - uous horoscopy designed to guarantee the astrologer constant patronage.

ASTROLOGY DAVID PINGREE 1968

He tried to find a grain of truth even in the false sciences of alchemy, astrology, and horoscopy, which were still in his time much in vogue, nor is it surprising that in the province of astronomy he did not at this early date defend the Copernican System.

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 8: Infamy-Lapparent 1840-1916 1913

And, accordingly, the vast and complicated learning of omens, augury, horoscopy and prophetic dreams, relies upon this maxim; for whatever the origin of such superstitions, a single coincidence in their favour triumphantly confirms them.

Logic Deductive and Inductive Carveth Read 1889

But Gianbattista had not studied these matters of physiological horoscopy.

Marzio's Crucifix and Zoroaster 1881

He was highly gifted by nature, and availed himself with the utmost zeal of the means of learning that abounded in Alexandria; he labored indefatigably and dug deep into every field of Greek science, gaining, under his father's guidance, all the knowledge of Egyptian horoscopy, which was not wholly lost even at this late period.

Complete Project Gutenberg Georg Ebers Works Georg Ebers 1867

He was highly gifted by nature, and availed himself with the utmost zeal of the means of learning that abounded in Alexandria; he labored indefatigably and dug deep into every field of Greek science, gaining, under his father's guidance, all the knowledge of Egyptian horoscopy, which was not wholly lost even at this late period.

The Bride of the Nile — Volume 06 Georg Ebers 1867