Bibliography of Astrology Page 142:
Parker – Partridge, A. E.
Parker, Ann E. ‘Astrology and Alcoholism: Genetic Key to the Horoscope’ Samuel Weiser, York Beach, Maine, 1982
Parker, Ann E. ‘Earth Changes[1]’ Ann E. Parker, Astrological Profiles, 8836 LaVergne Ave. #2B, Skokie, IL, 1999. This copy signed by author to front paste-down (“Ed, Thanks for your interest. Enjoy. Ann”) and to title page. Large-format card covers (moderate wear and delayering to upper inner corner of front cover). Bound by plastic comb threaded through holes punched in inner margins. vi + 37 + [pp. 39-81] + [pp. 82-4 of charts] + [pp. 85-93] + [pp. 94-6 of charts] + [pp. 97-106] + [pp. i-xxxi of tables] + [pp. xxxiii-lxviii]
Parker, Ann E. ‘Earthquake Prediction: Where? When? Why?’ Stated First Edition – The Aries Press, Inc., Chicago, IL, 1986[2]. Card wrappers. Bound by plastic comb threaded through holes punched in inner margins. (Former owner’s purple inked marginal arrows and numbers to pp. 132-3.) [6] + [pp. 7-27] + [pp. 29-41] + [pp. 43-63] + [pp. 65-71] + [pp. 73-147] + [2] + [3 pages of advertisements]
Parker, Ann E. ‘Fortunes of the famous: Role of the Arabic Parts in Relationships’ Ann E. Parker, Astrological Profiles, 8636 N. LaVergne Ave. #2B, Skokie, IL, 1990. Large-format card covers. Bound by plastic comb threaded through holes punched in inner margins. [4] + [1 leaf] + 109
Parker, Ann E. ‘Galactic Astrology’ Ann E. Parker, Astrological Profiles, 8836 LaVergne Ave. #2B, Skokie, Ill., 1996. This copy signed by author to front paste-down, 12/27/95: “For Dorothy, Hope you enjoy. Ann E Parker”. Large-format card covers (moderate wear to upper inner and outer corners of front cover; light wear to upper corners and lower outer corner of rear cover). Bound by plastic comb threaded through holes punched in inner margins. xii + 33 + [pp. 35-65] + [pp. 67-101] + [pp. 103-179]
Parker, Derek ‘Familiar to All: William Lilly and Astrology in the Seventeenth Century’ Jonathan Cape Ltd., 30 Bedford Square, London WC1, 1975. Cloth in dj (light wear to extremities of spine; moderate wear to extremities of flap-folds; small tear to bottom edge of rear cover). [5] + [3 leaves] + [pp. 13-19] + [pp. 21-96] + [2 pages of monochrome plates] + [pp. 97-128] + [2 pages of monochrome plates] + [pp. 129-160] + [2 pages of monochrome plates] + [pp. 161-192] + [2 pages of monochrome plates] + [pp. 193-272]
Parker, Derek ‘The Question of Astrology: a Personal Investigation’ Eyre & Spottiswoode (Publishers) Ltd., 11 New Fetter Lane, EC4, London, 1970. Cloth in dj. [3 leaves] + [pp. vii-xi] + [pp. xiii-xiv] + [1 leaf] + 208 + [1 leaf] + [pp. 211-237] + [double-page spread of charts] + [pp. 240-5] + [pp. 247-8] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 251-4]
Parker, Derek and Julia ‘The Compleat Astrologer: the Practical Encyclopaedia of Astrological Science, Incorporating Astrology Ancient and Modern: How to Cast, Interpret and make Predictions from your own Birth Chart; Aspects, Progressions; Planetary Positions and Tables; Plus the first ever Atlas of Astrology explaining in Full Colour the Secrets of Celestial Mechanics’ McGraw-Hill Book Company, New York / St. Louis / San Francisco / Toronto, 1971. Cloth in (worn) cardboard slipcase. 256pp
Parker, Derek & Julia ‘The Compleat Astrologer’s Love Signs’ Grosset & Dunlap, New York, N.Y., 1974. Cloth in dj. 192pp
Parker, Derek & Julia ‘The Compleat Astrologer’s Sun-Signs Guide’ Crown Publishers Inc., New York, N.Y., 1973[3]. Cloth in (edgeworn) dj. 224pp
Parker, Derek & Julia ‘A History of Astrology’ André Deutsch Limited, 105 Great Russell Street, London WC1, 1983. Cloth in dj. [2 pages of colour plates] + [4] + [pp. 5-16] + [2 pages of colour plates] + [2] + [p. 19] + [2] + [pp. 22-6] + [3] + [pp. 30-2] + [2 pages of colour plates] + [pp. 33-47] + [1] + [2 pages of colour plates] + [ 49-80] + [2 pages of colour plates] + [pp. 81-96] + [2 pages of colour plates] + [pp. 97-120] + [4 pages of colour plates] + [pp. 121-2] + [2] + [pp. 125-8] + [2 pages of colour plates] + [pp. 129-142] + [2] + [2 pages of colour plates] + [pp. 145-9] + [3] + [pp. 153-161] + [2] + [p. 164] + [2 pages of illustrations] + [pp. 167-8] + [2 pages of colour plates] + [pp. 169-171] + [3] + [pp. 175-187] + [3] + [pp. 191-2]
Parker, Derek and Julia ‘The New Compleat Astrologer: The Practical Encyclopaedia of Astrological Science. Incorporating: Astrology Ancient and Modern; How to Cast, Interpret and Make Predictions from your own Birth Chart; Aspects; Progressions; Planetary Positions and Tables; and an Atlas of Astrology in full colour explaining the Secrets of Celestial Mechnics’ New Twenty-First-Century Edition, Completely Revised, Updated and Extended – Mitchell Beazley Publishers / Mitchell Beazley International Limited, Artists House, 14-15 Manette Street, London W1V, 1984[4]. A4-sized cloth (moderate wear to foot of spine; light wear to top of spine and outer corners of boards). Text contents variously printed in dual, triple and quadruple columns. Printed on slightly glossy paper throughout. Many inset colour, monochrome and blue-tinted illustrations. (Traces of splash-staining to pp. 149, 161 and 164.) [4] + [pp. 5-213] + [pp. 214-288]
Parker, Derek and Julia ’Parkers’ Encyclopedia of Astrology’ This Edition – Watkins Publishing, Castle House, 75-76 Wells Street, London W1T, 2009. Card covers (glued into clear plastic by former library owner; additional library classification sticker adhered around lower part of spine). (Remains of former library label to upper martin of first internal page. 8mm tear to outer edge of same.)
Parker, Derek & Julia – see also under Parker, Julia & Derek, below
Parker, E.; tr. Goedhart, Coba ‘Astrology and its Practical Application’ P. Dz Veen – Publisher – Amersfoort (Holland), 1927. Cloth (worn at extremities of spine and upper outer corners of boards; heavily worn at lower outer corners of same; strongly rubbed along spine hinges).(Light cracking to inner paper hinge between pp. 80-1 and between pp. 160-1, but strong beneath.) [2 leaves] + [4] + 202 + [3] + [3 pages of advertisements]
Parker, Julia ’The Zodiac Family’[4a] The Aquarian Press, Thorsons Publishing Group, Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, 1988. Originally glossy card covers (heavy creasing to lower outer margin of front cover)
Parker, Julia ‘The Zodiac Family: How Astrology can Help you Understand and Raise Your Child’ The Overlook Press, Lewis Hollow Road, Woodstock, New York, 1989. Textured paper-covered boards (light wear to extremities of spine hinges and outer corners) in dj. [1 leaf] + [3] + [3 leaves] + [pp. 11-35] + [pp. 37-75] + [pp. 77-95] + [pp. 97-115] + [pp. 117-135] + [pp. 137-155] + [pp. 157-175] + [pp. 177-195] + [pp. 197-215] + [pp. 217-235] + [pp. 237-255] + [1]
Parker, Julia and Derek ‘Parkers’ Astrology: the Essential Guide to Using Astrology in Your Daily Life’ Doring Kindersley Inc., New York, N.Y., 1991. Cloth in dj. 416pp
Parker, Julia & Derek ‘Parkers’ Astrology: the Essential Guide to Using Astrology in Your Daily Life’ Second Revised Edition – Dorling Kindersley Ltd., London WC2R, 2001[5]. Glossy paper-covered boards in dj. 496pp
Parker, Julia & Derek ‘Sun & Moon Signs: an Indispensable Illustrated Guide to Astrological Characteristics’ Dorling Kindersley Inc. New York, NY, 1996. Glossy paper-covered boards in dj. 619pp
Parm – see under Meier-Parm, above
Parpola, Simo ‘[State Archives of Assyria[6] Volume IX:] Assyrian Prophecies’ Helsinki University Press, Vuorikatu 3 A 2, Helsinki, 1997. Cloth (moderate wear to upper outer corner of rear board). [5] + [p. vii] + [pp. ix-cxxi] + [3] + [pp. 4-11] + [2] + [pp. 14-19] + [2] + [pp. 22-27] + [2] + [p. 30] + [3] + [pp. 34-5] + [2] + [pp. 38-43] + [p. 45] + [pp. 47-81] + [p. 83] + [monochrome plates i-xiii] + [3 pages of advertisements]
Parpola, Simo, ed.[7] ‘[State Archives of Assyria[8] Volume X:] Letters from Assyrian and Babylonian Scholars[9]’ Helsinki University Press, Vuorikatu 3 A 2, SF-00100, Helsinki, Finland, 1993. Two copies. Contents printed on slightly glossy paper throughout. Copy A: Cloth (light wear to extremities of spine and outer corners of boards). Copy B: Card covers[10] (light wear to extremities of spine, spine hinges, and outer corners of covers). Both copies: [5] + [p. vii]+ [pp. ix-xxxix] + [3] + [pp. 4-27] + [2] + [pp. 30-47] + [2] + [pp. 50-61] + [2] + [pp. 64-83] + [2] + [pp. 86-101] + [2] + [pp. 104-115] + [2] + [pp. 118-132] + [3] + [pp. 136-9] + [2] + [pp. 142-8] + [3] + [pp. 152-183] + [2] + [pp. 186-211] + [2] + [pp. 214-223] + [2] + [pp. 226-235] + [2] + [pp. 238-245] + [2] + [pp. 248-250] + [3] + [pp. 254-263] + [2] + [pp. 266-270] + [3] + [pp. 274-8] + [3] + [pp. 281-305] + [2] + [pp. 308-317] + [pp. 319-415] + [pp. 417-421] + [2 pages of advertisements]
Parpola, Simo ‘Letters from Assyrian Scholars to the Kings Esarhaddon and Assurbanipal: Part I: Texts’ Eisenbrauns, Winona Lake, Indiana 46590, 2007[11]. Paper-covered boards. [1 leaf] + [3] + [pp. vii-ix] + [1 leaf] + [pp. xiii-xx] + [1] + [1] + [pp. 2-77] + [1] + [pp. 80-5] + [1] + [pp. 88-185] + [1] + [pp. 188-210] + [1] + [pp. 212-5] + [1] + [pp. 218-271] + [1] + [pp. 274-293] + [pp. 295-323] + [pp. 325-9] + [pp. 331-341]
Parpola, Simo ‘Letters from Assyrian Scholars to the Kings Esarhaddon and Assurbanipal: Part II: Commentary and Appendices’ Eisenbrauns, Winona Lake, Indiana, 2007[12]. Paper-covered boards (7mm tear to foot of spine[13]). [1 leaf] + [3] + [1 leaf] + [pp. ix-xxxiv] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 3-379] + [pp. 381-535] + [pp. 537-542]
Parr, Johnstone ‘Tamburlaine’s Malady and other Essays on Astrology in Elizabethan Drama’ University of Alabama Press, University, Alabama, 1953. Cloth in dj (slightly chipped at top of front cover). [1 leaf] + [3] + [pp. vii-xiv] + [1] + [pp. 3-158]
Parry, Glyn ’The Arch-Conjuror of England: John Dee’ Yale University Press, New Haven and London, 2011. Cloth with gilt titling to spine, in dj (frayed to outer edge of front flap; light wear to top of front flap-fold). [1 leaf] + [2] + [1 leaf] + [1] + [pp. viii-xii] + 180 + [8 pages of plates] + [pp. 181-335]
Parry, Robert ‘Astrology’s Complete Book of Self-Defence’ Quantum, W. Foulsham & Co. Ltd., Slough, Berkshire, 1990
Partini, Anna Maria and Nestler, Vincenzo ‘Magia Astrologica: Da Ermete a Cecco d’Ascoli e da Cecco d’Ascoli a Campanella’ Edizioni Mediterranee, Via Flaminia, 158, Roma, 1983. Original publisher’s mailing list application form laid in. Card covers. [7] + [pp. 10-35] + [illustration] + [pp. 37-47] + [illustration] + [pp. 49-53] + [illustration] + [pp. 55-9] + [illustration] + [pp. 61-67] + [illustration] + [pp. 69-83] + [pp. 85-91] + [pp. 93-7] + [pp. 99-103] + [pp. 105=9] + [pp. 111-3] + [pp. 115-122] + [5 pages of advertisements]
Partridge, A. E., compiler ‘Dictionary of Astrological Terms and Explanations – A Brief Glossary and Explanation of the Technical Terms Employed’ The Simplex Publishing Co., Seattle, Washington, U.S.A., 1933. Textured card covers. Staplebound pamphlet (slight rust to staples). [1 leaf] + [pp. 3-30] + [2 pages of advertisements]
Partridge, A. E. ‘Dictionary of Astrological Terms and Explanations’ Dorothy B. Hughes, copyrighted 1933[14]. Textured card covers. Staplebound pamphlet. [1] + [pp. 3-30] + [1 page of advertisements]
Partridge, A. E. ‘Fortunate Hours: How to Select Them: the Philosophy of Planetary Influence and Planetary Hours. With an Appendix, “A Mental Key”, by a Professor Emeritus of Astrology’ The Simplex Publishing Co., Seattle, U.S.A., 1924 / English Representatives, L. N. Fowler & Co., London, England. With laid-in fold-out pamphlet on smaller, narrow paper: ‘Lucky Hour Chart of Planetary Influences: 600 References at a Glance: Everyday Questions of Business and Pleasure Tabulated So That the Answer Can Be Seen at a Glance’ The Simplex Publishing Co., Box 595, Seattle, U. S. A.. Fortunate Hours: Outwardly textured card covers. [Frontis.] + [4] + [pp. 7-90] + [pp. 91-6 of advertisements]. Lucky Hour Chart: [5] + [1 page of advertisements]
Partridge, A. E. ‘Religious Beliefs and Temples for Their Expression – In all Nations of All Ages, the Zodiac has Furnished the Mysterious Key to all Religious Beliefs and Philosophies: an Address Delivered Before the Convention of the Canadian Astrological Assocation, Inc., Hotel Georgia, Vancouver, B.C., August, 1933’ The Simplex Publishing Company, Seattle, Washington, 1934. Original textured card covers. Staplebound pamphlet. [1 leaf] + [pp. 3-15]
Partridge, A. E. ‘The Story of the Heavens: How the 48 Ancient Constellations got their names 5000 years ago – “The Poem of Mnnilius” B.C.45. “The Phainomena, or Heavenly Display” of Aratos – B.C.225; with Maps of the Heavens’ The Simplex Publishing Co., Seattle, Wash., 1936. Two copies in different-coloured original bindings, one pale blue, the other orange. Both copies: very large-format quarter cloth-tape with textured paper-covered boards. Copy A (orange): (Light wear to extremities of spine; moderate wear to lower outer corner of front board). Copy B (blue): (Moderate wear to extremities of spine; cloth peeling from lower inner corner of front board; moderate wear to most outer corners of boards; slight bowing to boards). Both copies: Text contents variably printed in dual or triple columns. [2] + [pp. 3-10] + [2 pages of illustrations] + [pp. 13-20] + [2 pages of plates] + [pp. 23-6] + [2 pages of plates] + [pp. 29-36] + [2 pages of plates] + [pp. 39-42] + [2 pages of plates] + [pp. 45-7] + [1]
Partridge, A. E. ‘The Story of the Zodiac – Its Antiquity and Its Message: An Address Delivered Before the Convention of the Canadian Astrological Association, Inc., Hotel Georgia, Vancouver, B.C., August, 1934 – In All Nations of All Ages the Zodiac Has Furnished the Mysterious Key to All Religious Beliefs and Philosophies’ The Simplex Publishing Company, Seattle, Washington, (1934). Original paper covers (patch of wear to upper outer margin of front cover). Staplebound pamphlet. [1 leaf] + [pp. 3-16] + [2 pages of advertisements]
Partridge, A. E. ‘The Technique of Astrology Simplified’ The Simplex Publishing Company, Seattle, U.S.A., 1933. Unrelated folded large-format document entitled ‘Scientific Chart of Life Calculated and Delineated According to the Science of Astrology’ by “The Franklins” laid in. Partridge: Large-format oversized card folder into which A4-width pamphlet with paper covers is staplebound. Contents printed in dual columns. [Front cover backed with copyright page] + [pp. 3-30] + [rear cover backed with advertisements]. [Rear cover of folder backed with further advertisements.] Franklins: Paper covers stapled at top edge. 2 single-sided leaves
Partridge, A. E. ‘The Vest Pocket Astrology in a Nutshell – Be Your Own Astrologer – Cast Your Own Horoscope With the Horoscope Delineator, As Useful to the Student As to Those Who Have Never Made a Study of Astrology’ (internal title) / ‘Astrology in a Nutshell and Horoscope Delineator: Cast Your Own Horoscope’ (front board) – The Simplex Publishing Co., Seattle, U.S.A. / English Representatives: L. N. Fowler & Co., London, Eng., 1916. Original small-format cloth (moderate wear to extremities of spine hinges and outer corners of boards). (Main book block detached from binding; first internal printed leaf together with front blank but detached from both binding and main book block. 1 cm tear to top edge of leaf comprising pp. 51-2, not reaching text.) [Volvelle ‘The Horoscope Delineator’ mounted to front paste-down] + [2] + [pp. 3-23] + [double-page diagram] + [pp. 26-64] + [p. 65 of advertisements] + [pp. 66-9 of birthday blanks] + [pp. 70-8 of advertisements]
[1] The author’s final book (before her death) of astro-seismological research
[2] An earlier copyright date of 1982 is given, presumed to represent the date by which the text had been composed by the author although it was not published at that time
[3] It is not made expressly clear if this date relates only to the original publication date in the UK or also to this first American printing
[4] The publication history implies this to be the first printing thus (i.e. under the present title) of an evolution of “The Compleat Astrologer” (q. v. above), following the printings of the original edition of the latter of 1971 and 1975 and a revised edition (but under the original name) of 1979, itself reprinted 1980
[4a] A Sun sign primer focused on children but aimed at parents
[5] This edition was expanded with significant new content over the 1991 edition above
[6] A series of publications published by the Neo-Assyrian Text Corpus Project of the Academy of Finland in co-operation with Deutsche Orient-Gesellschaft. Parpola, the editor of the present volume, is also named as Editor-in-Chief of the overall series, in collaboration with a committee including also Robert M. Whiting, Federick Mario Fales, Nicholas Postgate, and Julian Reade.
[7] A brief foreword is written by Robert M. Whiting, who is also said to have revised the English of Parpola’s translations.
[8] See note corresponding to “Assyrian Prophecies” two footnotes above
[9] This work is presented as being a revision and expansion of the letters contained in “Letters from Assyrian Scholars to the Kings Esarhaddon and Assurbanipal Part 1: Texts”, which was first published in 1970 (see below for reprint). It also includes some letters that were published in “… Part 2: Commentary” of the original edition, as well as 30 letters not published in either of the above volumes, while 14 astrological reports and 3 letters in the original editions have been excluded on the grounds that they did not belong under this title. The extensive commentaries in the original Part 2 volume are not reproduced here. It therefore remains a valuable resource.
[10] Most volumes in this series were simultaneously released in both pictorial cloth and card bindings.
[11] A facsimile reprint of the original edition published in 1970 by Verlag Butzon & Bercker (Kevelaer) as Vol. 5/1 in a series called Alter Orient und Altes Testament
[12] A facsimile reprint of the original edition published in 1983 by Verlag Butzon & Bercker (Kevelaer) as Vol. 5/2 in the series Alter Orient und Altes Testament
[13] This volume was unfortunately received thus direct from the publisher when purchased new in the year of publication (2007), a probable victim of inadequate packaging standards. Sadly it has been my experience that both publishers and sellers of new books frequently do not apply nearly such rigorous measures to protect against damage in transit as antiquarian booksellers do on already-old works. Resultantly, many a supposedly new book has been received with wear to the corners and extremities, and occasionally more serious damage (as here) has manifest.
[14] Two identical-looking copies held, but one in much fresher condition than the other and cut slightly taller. The less fresh one is sure to be the original Dorothy Hughes reprint of the 1970s or 1980s; the other one might be a perfectly preserved copy of the same, or possibly a later undeclared careful replication of it, perhaps by the AFA
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