ANIMA ASTROLOGIÆ;

or, A Guide for Astrologers.

Being the One Hundred and Forty-six Considerations of the Astrologer, Guido Bonatus, translated from the Latin by Henry Coley, together with the choicest Aphorisms of the Seven Segments of Jerom Cardan, of Milan, edited by William Lilly (1675); now first republished from the original edition with Notes and Preface by W. C. Eldon Serjeant.

“Mr. Serjeant deserves the thanks of all who are interested in astrology for rescuing this important work from oblivion.... The growing interest in mystical science will lead to a revival of astrological study, and advanced students will find this book an indispensable addition to their libraries. The book is well got up and printed.”—Theosophist.

In post 4to., illustrated with engravings on wood, most chastely bound in white vellum, price 10s. 6d.

Astrology Theologized.