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A Celestial Atlas by Alexander Jamieson:

This is truly a work of art and displays an intense study of the constellations and their stars by Alexander Jamieson. Originally published in 1822, it comprises a display of the heavens in a series of thirty illustrated maps. Many of the constellations documented and logged at that time have since been removed. The work also includes a catalogue of the stars and astronomical exercises. A GREAT ADDITION TO ANY ELECTRONIC LIBRARY! (Note: This is a 26,445 kb file. Do not attempt to download without a high-speed connection).
Thanks to the US Naval Observatory for making this heirloom available to us.
A Celestial AtlasPublisher: G & W.B. Whittaker
Author: Alexander Jamieson
Length: 35 pages
Download Price: FREE
Format: .pdf file
File Size: 26,445 kb 

 

Tetrabiblos by Claudius Ptolemy:

This is Ptolemy's four book works on Astrology. Tetrabiblos was the most popular astrological work of antiquity enjoying great influence in the Islamic world and the medieval Latin West. The Tetrabiblos is an extensive piece of writing on the ancient principles of Horoscopic Astrology. It is written in four books, thus the name. In Greek tetra means "four" and biblos is "book". This work by Ptolemy was translated by J. M. Ashmand. A MUST READ FOR THE SERIOUS STUDENT!

Tetrabiblos - Book the First:

Ptolemy's Tetrabiblos - Book the FirstPublisher: Davis and Dickson
Author: Claudius Ptolemy
Translated by: J.M. Ashmand (1822)
Length: 82 pages
Download Price: FREE
Format: .pdf file
File Size: 2,876 kb

 

Tetrabiblos - Book the Second:

Ptolemy's Tetrabiblos - Book the SecondPublisher: Davis and Dickson
Author: Claudius Ptolemy
Translated by: J.M. Ashmand (1822)
Length: 67 pages
Download Price: FREE
Format: .pdf file
File Size: 2,441 kb 

 

Tetrabiblos - Book the Third:

Ptolemy's Tetrabiblos - Book the ThirdPublisher: Davis and Dickson
Author: Claudius Ptolemy
Translated by: J.M. Ashmand (1822)
Length: 83 pages
Download Price: FREE
Format: .pdf file
File Size: 2,897 kb 

 

Tetrabiblos - Book the Fourth:

Ptolemy's Tetrabiblos - Book the FourthPublisher: Davis and Dickson
Author: Claudius Ptolemy
Translated by: J.M. Ashmand (1822)
Length: 88 pages
Download Price: FREE
Format: .pdf file
File Size: 3,250 kb
 

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