Cardines Coeli: Or, an Appeal to the Learned and Experienced Observers of Sublunars and Their Vicissitudes, Whether the Cardinal Signs of Heaven Are Most Influential Upon Men and Things Proved by X. Remarkable Genitures (1685) by John Gadbury (Paperback / softback, 2010)
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