An Introduction to Astrology is a book by William Lilly, first published in 1647. This seminal work laid the foundation for modern Western astrology and served as a practical guide for both amateur and professional astrologers. It offers a comprehensive explanation of astrological principles, including the meanings of planets, signs, houses, and aspects, as well as detailed instructions on casting and interpreting horoscopes. Lilly’s approach combined classical astrological tradition with a structured methodology, making astrology more accessible and systematic. He was a respected astrologer in 17th-century England and is best remembered for his ability to predict events with remarkable accuracy, including political upheavals and natural disasters. His influence endured for centuries, and this work remains a touchstone for students of traditional astrology, reflecting a time when celestial movements were seen as deeply entwined with earthly affairs. This edition was originally published in 1852.
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