Bibliography of Astrology Page 212:
Zambelli – Zolar
Zambelli, Paola ‘L’apprendista stregone: Astrologia, cabala e arte lulliana in Pico della Mirandola e seguaci’ Stated first edition – Marsilio Editorie S.P.A., Venezia, 1995. Card covers (slight staining to upper margin of front cover). [1 leaf] + [2] + [pp. 5-7] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 11-29] + [pp. 31-53] + [pp. 55-217] + [pp. 219-227] + [pp. 229-230] + [imprimatur]
Zambelli, Paola, ed. ‘’Astrologi Hallucinati’: Stars and the End of the World in Luther’s Time[1]’ Walter de Gruyter & Co., Berlin 30, Germany, 1986. Cloth. [1 leaf] + [2] + [pp. v-vii] + [pp. ix-x] + 43 + [pp. 45-107] + [pp. 109-121] + [pp. 123-7] + [pp. 129-151] + [pp. 153-175] + [pp. 177-193] + [pp. 195-237] + [pp. 239-263] + [pp. 265-293] + [1] + [2 pages of advertisements]
Zambelli, Paola ‘[Variorum Collected Studies Series:] Astrology and Magic from the Medieval Latin and Islamic World to Renaissance Europe – Theories and Approaches[2]’ Ashgate Publishing Limited, Wey Court East, Union Road, Farnham, Surrey / Ashgate Publishing Company, Suite 420, 101 Cherry Street, Burlington, VT, 2012. Cloth. [1 page of advertisements] + [4] + [1 leaf] + [pp. vii-xii] + [2] + 23 + 25 + [pp. 87-115] + 26 + 36 + 28 + [pp. 239-263] + [pp. 531-555] + [pp. 983-999] + [pp. 373-390] + 13 + 17 + 3
Zambelli, Paola ‘[Boston Studies in the Philosophy of Science[3], Volume 135:] The Speculum Astronomiae and its Enigma: Astrology, Theology and Science in Albertus Magnus and his Contemporaries[4]’ Kluwer Academic Publishers, Dordrecht, the Netherlands, 1992. Cloth in dj. [2] + [colour illustration] + [3] + [pp. vii-xvi] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 3-9] + [pp. 11-23] + [pp. 25-31] + [pp. 33-42] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 45-59] + [pp. 61-81] + [pp. 83-101] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 105-111] + [pp. 113-125] + [pp. 127-201] + [1] + [pp. 204-273] + [1] + [pp. 275-333] + [pp. 335-349] + [pp. 351-2]. [Rear dj flap with advertisements]
Zambelli, Paola ‘[Studies in Medieval and Reformation Transformations[5], Volume CXXV:] White Magic, Black Magic in the European Renaissance[6]’ Koninklijke Brill NV, Leiden, the Netherlands, 2007. Lightly textured paper-covered boards. [4] + [1 leaf] + [pp. vii-x] + 10 + [1 leaf] + [pp. 13-112] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 115-188] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 191-282]
Zamboni, Virgile ‘Précession des Équinoxes Expliquée’ Éditions Saint-Michel, 5, rue de la Harpe, Paris Ve, 1972. Card covers. Staplebound pamphlet. [1 leaf] + [2] + [pp. 7-20] + [1 page of diagrams] + [Imprimatur]
Zangar[, Dr.] ‘Book of Progression’ “Billboard” Publishing Company, undated[7]. Card covers. Staplebound pamphlet. [30] + [1 page of advertisements]
Zanier, Giancarlo ‘[Universita Degli Studi di Trieste Facolta Di Lettere e Folosofia[,] Istituto di Filosofia[,] 5.:] La Medicina Astrologica e la Sua Teoria: Marsilio Ficino e i Suoi Critici Contemporanei’ Edizioni Dell’Ateneo & Bizzarri, Roma, 1977. This copy signed by author to ffep: ‘con ossegni’. Card covers (1 cm tear to foot of front hinge). [2] + [pp. 5-79] + [pp. 81-94] + [Imprimatur] + [rear cover featuring 1 page of advertisements]
Zanzinger, E. ’Astrologie und Reinkarnation – Sonderabdruck aus dem Zentralblatt für Okkultismus, Heft 3/5, Jahrgang 14’ Verlag Max Altmann, Leipzig, undated.[7a] Original thin printed paper covers (2 inches’ separation to top of spine; 5mm to foot of same; slight chipping to lower outer corner of front cover; chipping to upper outer corner of rear cover; heavier chip lost from top edge of rear cover). [Front cover] + [pp. 3-31] + [rear cover featuring advertisements]
“Zariel”[8] ‘The Horoscope Revised’ and “Sepharial” ‘The Prognostications Based upon the Ruling Sign’ Combined Edition – Printed by the Law and General Printing Co., 1 and 2, Bouverie St., E.C., and Camberwell, London, undated[9]. Bound without original covers as part of a cloth-bound sammelband of astrological pamphlets. [1 leaf] + [3] + [pp. 2-32] + [1 leaf] + [illegibly faint page number] + [pp. 36-65] + [1 page of advertisements]
Zariel, Magi[10], D. A. et Aurélius, Magi, D. A. ‘Mathématiques des Astres (À la portée de tous): Ouvrage en Quatre Parties[11] Adapté à l’Étude, à l’Enseignement et à la Pratique de l’Astrologie – I. Le Temps Sidéral et la Pointe des Maisons. II. Détermination de la Longitude Géocentrique des Planètes, etc. III. Établissement d’un Spéculum et Calcul des Directions. IV. Révolutions Solaires, Astrologie Mondiale, Astrologie Héliocentrique, Heures Planétaires. Notes astronomiques. Latitudes et Longitudes Géographiques’ Paul Leymarie, Éditeur[12], 42, Rue Saint-Jacques, Paris, 1929. Card covers (tearing to bottom 8 mm of front hinge and towards top of same). (Front and rear inner paper hinges cracked; first gathering of pages to p. 16 attached only by the two central cords to binding; binding split down whole length between pp. 386-7 but holding by the two central cords; separation to lower parts only of inner paper hinges between pp. 370-1 and 402-3.) [1 leaf] + [2] + [pp. 5-6] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 9-60] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 63-124] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 127-190] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 193-222] + [plate] + [pp. 223-7] + [pp. 229-237] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 241-256 of tables] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 259-269 of tables] + [1] + [3 pages of tables] + [pp. 275-293 of tables] + [1] + [pp. 296-434 of tables] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 437-451[13]] + [Imprimatur]
Zentarra, Dr. Oskar ‘Instant Compatibility Analysis’ First Printing – Astro Research Society, Inc., Santa Barbara, California, November 1971. Cloth (light wear to extremities of spine hinges and outer corners of boards) in dj. [1] + [pp. ii-v] + 57 + [pp. 58-219 of tables] + [2 pages of advertisements]
Zentarra, Dr. Oskar ‘The Power of the Transits’ Astro Research Society Inc., Santa Barbara, Calif.[14], 1971. Card covers. Staplebound pamphlet. [2] + [pp. iii-vii] + 40 pp.
Zentarra, Dr. Oskar ‘Simplified Astrology’ Astro-Research Society, Inc., Santa Barbara, Calif., 1971. Cloth (light wear to foot of spine and outer corners of boards) in dj (small chip lost from upper inner corner of rear cover; light wear and chipping to tops of flap-folds). Contents printed on glossy paper throughout. [1] + [pp. ii-iii] + [1] + [pp. v-ix] + 131
Zerilli-Horus, Rosanna ‘Marsilio Ficino: Alla Lente dell’Astrologia – Con due lettere di Eugenio Garin e due interventi di Ornella Pompeo Faracovi’ Edizioni Librarie Federico Capone, via Morazzone no 16, 10132 Torino, copyrighted 2010[14a]. Card covers (light wear to some corners of covers). [2] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 5-11] + [pp. 13-100] + [4 pages of advertisements]
Ziegler, A. M. ’The A. M. Z. Astrological Keyword System’ Reprinted – no publisher or place stated, 1962[14b]. Large-format paper brochure. No covers. Staplebound pamphlet. [12]
Ziegler, A. M., Director, Miami Astrological Society, Inc. ‘Pluto in the Twelve Signs and Houses’ No publisher or place clearly stated, undated[15]. Original thin card covers. Staplebound pamphlet. [1] + [pp. 2-24]
Ziegler, Dr. Adrian M. ’The Rising Sign Types’ No publisher or place stated, undated. Large-format paper covers. Staplebound pamphlet. Text contents in reproduced typescript. [Front cover integrating title page, backed with p. 2] + [pp. 3-14]
Ziegler, A. M. – see also under Johndro, L. Edward, above
Ziegler, Renatus; ed. Unger, G. ‘Die Planetenbewegungen nach Ptolemäus (= Mathematisch – Physikalische Korrespondenz No. 99, Ostern 1976)’ Mathematisch-Physikalisches Institut, Dornach, 1976. Paper covers. No spine. Bound by staples through inner margins. (Rear cover detaching.) [24pp]
Zillmann, Paul ‘Die Planetenstunden: Astrologische Briefe I’[16]. Unmarked paper covers (heavily torn and worn down spine). [1 page of tables] + [pp. 41-8]
Zinnel, Ingrid ‘Das Composit-Horoskop: Aufgabe, Weg und Ziel einer Beziehung’ Kailash – Heinrich Hugendubel Verlag, München, 1998. Paper-covered boards. 290pp + [3 leaves of advertisements]
Zinnel, Ingrid ‘Liebe braucht Zeit: Transite und Rhythmen in der Partnerschafts-Astrologie’ Kailash – Heinrich Hugendubel Verlag, München, 2000. Paper-covered boards. 349pp + [3 pages of advertisements]
Zinner, Ernst ‘[Kleine Bamberger Bücher[17] Band 8:] Der Sternenmantel Kaiser Heinrichs: Himmelskunde und Rechenkunst im alten Bamberg’ 1. – 3. Tausend – Bamberger Verlagshaus Meisenbach & Co., 1939. Original paper covers bonded to outer edges of endpapers but not to spine; additional floating card layer (separation to top 2 inches of rear spine hinge) between book and covers). [1 leaf] + [2] + [pp. 5-6] + [pp. 7-10 of plates] + [pp. 11-18] + [pp. 19-22 of plates] + [pp. 23-30] + [pp. 31-4 of plates] + [pp. 35-42] + [pp. 43-6 of plates] + [pp. 47-50] + [1] + [pp. 52-8] + [1 page of advertisements] + [imprimatur]
Zinner, Prof. Dr. Ernst, Direktor der Remeis-Sternwarte in Bamberg ‘Sternglaube und Sternforschung – Mit 23 Abbildungen im Text und 16 Tafeln’ Verlag Karl Alber, Freiburg / München, 1953. Original cloth in dj (very slight chipping to top of spine and foot of front hinge, and to extremities of front flap-fold; 2 cm tear to top edge of front cover; 5 cm tear from top of rear flap-fold to outer margin of rear cover). [2] + [1 leaf] + [p. vii] + [1] + [p. ix] + [1] + [p. xi] + [1] + [p. xiii] + [1] + 16 + [2 pages of plates] + [pp. 17-32] + [2 pages of plates] + [pp. 33-48] + [2 pages of plates] + [pp. 49-64] + [2 pages of plates] + [pp. 65-80] + [2 pages of plates] + [pp. 81-96] + ] + [2 pages of plates] + [pp. 97-112] + [2 pages of plates] + [pp. 113-128] + [2 pages of plates] + [pp. 129-159] + [1] + [pp. 161-170] + [1] + [1 page of advertisements]. [Rear dj flap with further advertisement]
Zipkes, Dr. Rudolf ‘Astro-Blätter Nr. 1, 1990: Eine neue Anschauung der vier Elemente[18]‘ Astro-Club Zürich, Zürich, 1990. Pamphlet. 20pp
[Zoch, Heinz, ed., presumed] ‘Das Weltall in Zahlen[19]‘ Heinz Zoch, München, undated[20]. Original paper covers (6 cm separation to top of spine; 4mm to foot of same; further 6mm tear beneath lower staple). Staplebound pamphlet. [Front cover backed with table of contents] + 16 + [pp. iii-iv (= rear cover)]
Zolar[21] ‘The History of Astrology: the Complete Illustrated Story of Man’s First Science Revealed by one of the World’s Leading Astrologers’ W. Foulsham & Co. Ltd., Yeovil Road, Slough, Bucks., 1972. Cloth in dj. [6] + [pp. vii-ix] + [pp. xi-xv] + [2 leaves] + 297 + [pp. 299-303] + [pp. 305-311]
Zolar[22] ‘The History of Astrology: the Complete Illustrated Story of Man’s First Science Brilliantly Revealed by the World’s Most Popular Astrologer’ Stated Book Club Edition[23] – Arco Publishing Company, Inc., 219 Park Avenue South, New York, N.Y. 10003, 1972. (Defective copy: lacks pp. 207-238.) Cloth (light wear to extremities of spine and lower outer corners of boards) in dj (moderate wear to top of spine and of flap-folds; light wear to feet of same and to surface of flap-folds). [1 leaf] + [5] + [1 leaf] + [pp. xiii-xvii] + [2 leaves] + 206 + [duplicates of pp. 175-206] + [pp. 239-283] + [pp. 285-9] + [pp. 291-3] + [pp. 295-302]
Zolar, World’s Most Popular Astrologer ’How to discover your Message from the Stars’ Bell Publishing Company, Inc., a division of Crown Publishers, Inc., by arrangement with Bruce King, Zolar Pub., 1970. Cloth in (mylar-protected) dj. [1] + [1 page of advertisements] + [4] + [pp. 11-21] + [pp. 23-9] + [pp. 31-43] + [pp. 45-55] + [pp. 57-9] + [2 pages of illustrations] + [pp. 62-7] + [pp. 69-95] + [pp. 97-103] + [pp. 105-169] + [pp. 171-184] + [pp. 185-191 of tables] + [pp. 192-6 of chart blanks]. [Rear dj flap with advertisement]
Zolar, World’s most Popular Astrologer, compiler ‘”How to Win” At Any Kind of Speculation Using the Sciences of Astrology and Numerology’ Zolar Publishing Co., Inc., 33 W. 60th St., New York 23, N. Y., undated[24]. Card covers. Staplebound pamphlet (staples rusting). [Front cover backed with advertisements] + 48pp + [rear cover featuring 2 pages of advertisements]
Zolar, The World’s Most Popular Astrologer[25] ‘It’s All in the Stars: a Treatise on Astrology with a Comprehensive Horoscope For Everyone’ Stated First Edition – Fleet Street Publishing Corporation, 230 Park Avenue, New York 17, 1962. Signed and numbered first edition of unspecified size, this copy numbered #A74. Cloth (moderate wear to extremities of spine, top and bottom edges of boards, and most of the upper half of the surface of the front board[26]; wear to lower outer corner of rear board) in dj (moderate wear to extremities of spine and of flap-folds; light wear along surface of flap-folds). [4] + [p. v] + [1] + [pp. 7-318]. [Rear dj flap with advertisements.]
Zolar ‘It’s All in the Stars: a Treatise on Astrology with a Comprehensive Horoscope For Everyone’ First Ballantyne Books Edition – Fawcett Gold Medal / Ballantyne Books, New York, April 1987[26a]. Small-format card covers
Zolar, America’s Most Popular Astrologer, comp. ‘Your Destiny Revealed by the Science of Astrology and Dreams – Your Lucky Days; Your Lucky Numbers’ [Self-Published], 33 West 60th St., New York, N. Y., 1937. Card covers (7mm separation to top of spine; 8mm internal tear towards top of front cover; moderate wear to spine surface; beginning to separate at foot of spine). (Upper third of leaves comprising pp. 3-6 detaching; top inch of leaf comprising pp. 7-8 detaching; leaves comprising pp. 15-18 detached from binding) Staplebound pamphlet. [Front cover backed with advertisements] + 30 + [pp. 31-2 of advertisements] + [rear cover backed with advertisements]
Zolar ‘Zolar’s Horoscope and Dream Book: Your Dreams Revealed with Lucky Numbers for Each Dream – Simple Lessons in Numerology – Everybody’s Horoscope[27]’ Zolar Publishing Co., Inc., 33 West 60th Street, New York 23, N. Y., 1947. Original card covers. Staplebound pamphlet. [Front cover backed with advertisements] + 32pp + [rear cover backed with advertisements]
Zolar ‘Zolar’s Keys to Happiness, Revealing the Human Side of Life’ Bruce King Co., Publishers, 33 West 60th St., N. Y. C., undated[28]. Original textured card covers (wear towards top of spine, with top 2mm chipped away; small chip lost from top of inner margin of rear cover; another lost from upper outer corner of front cover). Staplebound pamphlet. [Front cover backed with advertisements] + [1] + [pp. 2-30] + [p. 31 of advertisements] + [p. 32] + rear cover backed with advertisements]
Zolar, America’s Most Popular Astrologer ‘Zolar’s Lucky Numbers and Lucky Days: Lucky Days Revealed in 1001 Dreams – Complete Lessons in Numerology’ Bruce King Co., Publishers / Zolar, 33 West 60th Street, New York, N. Y., 1939. Original card covers (1 inch separation to top of spine; 5mm to foot; light wear to remainder of spine surface). Medium-format staplebound pamphlet. [Front cover backed with advertisements] + 32 + [rear cover backed with advertisements]
Zolar, World’s Most Popular Astrologer, compiler ’Zolar’s Magic Formula for Success and Happiness’ Zolar Publishing Company, 333 West 52nd Street, New York 10019, N.Y., 1970. Small-format glossy card covers
Zolar, World’s Most Popular Astrologer, compiler ’Zolar’s Metaphysical Astrology’ Zolar Publishing Company, 333 West 52nd Street, New York 10019, N.Y., 1971. Small-format glossy card covers
Zolar, the World’s Most Popular Astrologer, comp. ‘Zolar’s Occult Dream Book’ [Self-Published], 33 West 60th St., New York, N. Y., undated[29]. Card covers (detached from book within though still connected to each other; 3 inches’ separation to foot of spine; 1 cm tear to middle of spine; moderate wear to remainder of spine surface). [Front cover backed with advertisements] + 64 + [rear cover backed with advertisements]
Zolar ’Zolar’s Simple Lessons in Fortune Telling Numerology and Astrology’ [Zolar Publishing Co., 33 West 60th Street, New York, N.Y.], undated[30]. Glossy paper covers
Zolar ‘Zolar’s Starmates’ [4th impression] – Fireside Books, Simon & Schuster, New York, NY, 1992
[1] A compendium of the papers read at a conference held on 28-29 May 1984 at the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin, with the addition of three related articles: in all, thirteen essays by different scholars including John D. North, Stefano Caroti, Germana Ernst and the editor
[2] A collection of ten studies by the author that were previously published in different academic books and journals between 1984 and 2008. Two of them are duplicated from the volume she edited called ‘Astrologi Hallucinati’, q. v. above, but the others are from more obscure sources
[3] A series of publications edited by Robert S. Cohen of Boston University, together with an editorial board also including Adolf Grünbaum, Sylvan S. Schweber, John J. Stachel, and Marx W. Wartofsky
[4] Zambelli’s study concludes on p. 201 and is followed by an edition of the text established jointly by Stefano Caroti (q.v.), M. Pereira, S. Zamponi and Zambelli, with facing English translation by C.S.F. Burnett (presumed Charles, q.v.), K. Lippincott, David Pingree (q.v.) and Zambelli, to p. 273. The volume concludes with an historical commentary on the sources of the Speculum Astronomiae, writte jointly by Caroti, Pereira, Zamponi and Zambelli.
[5] A series of publications founded by the late Heiko A. Oberman, and edited at this time by Andrew Colin Gow of Edmonton, Alberta, in co-operation with Thomas A. Brady, Jr., Sylvia Brown, Berndt Hamm, Johannes Heil, Susan C. Karant-Nunn, Martin Kaufhold, Jürgen Miethke and M.E.H. Nicolette Mout
[6] The subjects covered in this book include Pico, Porta, Trithemius, Agrippa, Ficino, German hermeticists, and Bruno. One chapter title references ‘Astrology and Magic in Italy and North of the Alps’
[7] Apparently distributed by Llewellyn George through the Astrological Bulletina; date unknown but guessed at 1920s
[7a] Jahrgang 14 of the periodical to which this publication is related was published from 1920 to 1921, dating the present pamphlet squarely to the summer of 1920
[8] Pseud. of Cope, David
[9] Library records show 1895
[10] Pseud. of Lewis, Walter H.
[11] Front cover, at variance with title page, omits ‘Á la portée de tous’ and everything after ‘l’Astrologie’, and replaces ‘Ouvrage en Quatre Parties’ with ‘Traité d’Astrologie Sphérique’.
[12] Front cover instead gives ‘Les Éditions Leymarie’
[13] Of which pp. 437-40 and the preceding title leaf are partly advertising, drawing attention to an organisation called l’Église universelle d’Aquarius
[14] The address appears only on the rear cover. Beneath it has been stamped, on this copy: ‘Astromedia Inc., P. O. Box 3871, Portland, Oregon 97208’
[14a] This might be a reprint from 2016 according to online bookseller records, though there is no indication of this in the text
[14b] Retains an original copyright date of 1937
[15] The author signs his work in print with the address of the Miami Astrological Society, which is given as Professional Building, Miami, Florida, and this can reasonably be taken as the publisher address in the absence of another. For the date, OCLC / Worldcat suggests 1934 tentatively, but does not give the exact same version of the title. The first advertisement for a version of Ziegler’s booklet that I’ve been able to find to date is in the January-March, 1935 issue of the Astrological Bulletina, which however names it “The Planet Pluto” and describes it as having 12 pages, whereas this edition extends to 24, strongly suggesting that it the edition listed in early 1935 is a more primitive edition. In issues of the Bulletina after mid-1936, such as those in 1937, there are no signs of advertising for any edition of Ziegler’s brochure, but there is other advertising for a magazine run by him. It would seem possible that he could have released the extended edition at any time in the late 1930s or early-mid 1940s, if indeed it was not the original version whose title and page count has simply been sloppily misrepresented by Llewellyn George
[16] An offprint or rebound extract from an unspecified issue of Neue Metaphysische Rundschau, ink-dated in an old manuscript hand at upper margin of [p. 41] to 1908, although this has not been verified
[17] A series of publications produced by the present publisher on assorted topics having to do with the historic town of Bamberg in Bavaria, Germany
[18] A single essay, not a journal
[19] A work containing assorted astronomical facts and figures
[20] Appears from internal evidence circa 1948
[21] Pseud. of Bruce King.
[22] Ibid. His personal correspondence address at this time is given as 333 West 52nd Street, New York, N. Y. 10019
[23] As printed on front dj flap. The physical format is smaller than and the page count slightly reduced from that of the Foulsham edition above.
[24] Internal evidence in this copy suggests approx. 1956; but an early edition (although not credited to an author by name) was being advertised by D. G. Nelson in “American Astrology” Magazine as early as September, 1935, showing that it was one of Zolar’s very earliest books, unless of course Nelson was advertising a different book whose title Zolar later copied, but that seems unlikely
[25] He is also referred to on the rear dj cover as ‘the dean of American astrologers’, a title given much earlier elsewhere to Frederick White, according to James Herschel Holden.
[26] How that wear transpired is a mystery since there is nothing to match on the front cover of the dj. Perhaps the book was stored without its dj in unsatisfactory conditions at some point by an early owner.
[26a] After the first Fawcett Gold Medal edition of July 1965. For the first edition of 1962, see above
[27] Full title from front cover. There is no inner title page
[28] Date presumed close to 1937 in view of internal reference to “Your Destiny Revealed” as a new publication in advertising matter. NB: contents non-astrological: popular philosophy / self-development
[29] Internal evidence suggests that the first page content may have been written in 1937 or soon afterwards; but the modern sans-serif font, as well as the ‘World’s Most Popular Astrologer’ appellation, would tend to place this as a later edition around the 1950s. The advertising at the back refers to a ‘new large edition’ of the Occult Dream Book, which would appear to be this. Thus I suspect the text as having been a revision of a previous publication by Zolar, retaining the anecdote from 1937
[30] This volume, produced in the same physical format as Zolar’s Official Horoscope Magazine, q. v., lacks any internal title page or copyright page, but internal advertising suggests that it is contemporaneous with the magazine, so an estimate of 1965 or 1966 seems reasonable
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