Bibliography of Astrology Page 39, Cooke – Cornell
Cooke, Christopher ‘Curiosities of Occult Literature’ Arthur Hall, Smart, and Allen, unclearly dated[1]. Three copies, each containing different unique manuscript insertions by Cooke, including his artwork, highlights of which are detailed in the separate description for each copy below:
- Copy A: contains a jocular sketch of Helena-Petrona Blavatsky; a figure for the Greenwich Observatory; a large sketch of a person on horseback en route to Slough, entitled ‘Coningsby hires a hack’; a natus of Lord Brougham; two horoscopes of ‘persons burnt’; and physiognomic sketches of Aries, Scorpio and Taurus. Cloth (frayed along front hinge and slightly torn and chipped at extremities of spine ). [1 page of annotations] + [1] + [1 page of annotations] + [1] + [1 page of annotations] + [pp. v-vii] + [1 page of annotations] + [pp. ix-xi] + [1] + [12] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 13-24] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 25-36] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 37-48] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 49-60] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 61-72] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 73-84] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 85-96] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 97-108] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 109-120] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 121-132] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 133-144] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 145-156] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 157-168] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 169-180] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 181-192] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 193-204] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 205-216] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 217-228] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 229-240] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 241-252] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 253-264] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 265-275] + [1 page of advertisements] + [stub of a probable torn-out colour plate] + [10 pages of annotations] + [manuscript index]
- Copy B: contains a different jokey sketch of Helena-Petrona Blavatsky; a sketch of the Wellington Telescope 1852; physiognomic sketches of Aries and Scorpio; a large sketch of and small natus for the Princess Charlotte; a figure for a child strangled by its mother at Cheltenham; a figure for ‘The infant of R. J. M.’ born at Cheltenham; a ‘scheme for the Wellington Telescope Company; male and female physiognomic sketches for Taurus; a ‘scheme for a battle 1644, by W. Lilly’; the natus of R. J. M.; a printed plate depicting Bethlehem and one depicting Assyria Sculputres at the Nahr el Kelb or Dog River; and a sketch of the Sea of Galilee. a figure for the Great Mutation of Jupiter and Saturn at Greenwich 26 January 1842, a Scheme for the Voyage to England from New York, various other astrological figures, a figure for the Great Mutation of Saturn and Jupiter at Greenwich 26 January 1842, a Scheme for the Voyage to England from New York, and two ‘prize nativities’. Cloth (former ownership label of Ella N. Woods to front paste-down). [1 page of annotations] + [1] + [1 page of annotations] + [1] + [1 page of annotations] + [pp. v-vii] + [1 page of annotations] + [pp. ix-xi] + [1] + 12 + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 13-24] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 25-36] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 37-48] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 49-60] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 61-72] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 73-84] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 85-96] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 97-108] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 109-120] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 121-132] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 133-144] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 145-156] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 157-168] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 169-180] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 181-192] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 193-204] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 205-216] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 217-228] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 229-240] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 241-252] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 253-264] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 265-275] + [1 page of advertisements] + [colour plate] + [2 pages of annotations] + [colour plate] + [8 pages of annotations] + [manuscript index]
- Copy C: contains a monochrome plate of The Pyraminds and The Sphynx, and colour plates entitled Cedars of Lebanon, and Sidon. It also features a large sketch of a camel, one of a horse, and one of an ostrich; a sketch depicting William Lilly in 1644; a comical sketch entitled ‘Coningsby running a d??? (illegible) is chased by Farmer Hodge and his bulldogs Jowler (?) and Ben’; a sketch of a man standing at a cricket wicket; the ‘natus of W. H. a murderer hanged 15 Dec 1831’; several physiognomic sketches of Gemini, Taurus, Cancer, Scorpio, and Aries, of which some are stated as being copied from Varley’s Treatise of Zodiacal Physiognomy; a full-page portrait sketch entitled ‘Broughamiana’, and the figure of the Greenwich Mutation of Jupiter and Saturn, 26 January 1842. Cloth (former ownership label of Ella N. Woods to front paste-down). [1 page of annotations] + [plate] + [1] + [1 page of annotations] + [1] + [1 page of annotations] + [pp. v-vii] + [1 page of annotations] + [pp. ix-xi] + [1] + 12 + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 13-24] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 25-36] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 37-48] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 49-60] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 61-72] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 73-84] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 85-96] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 97-108] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 109-120] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 121-132] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 133-144] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 145-156] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 157-168] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 169-180] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 181-192] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 193-204] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 205-216] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 217-228] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 229-240] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 241-252] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 253-264] + [2 pages of annotations] + [pp. 265-275] + [1 page of advertisements] + [6 pages of annotations] + [2 colour plates] + [manuscript index]
Cooke, Christopher ‘A Plea for Urania, Being a Popular Sketch of Celestial Philosophy; with Observations on the Impolicy of the Law Which is Supposed to Prohibit the Practice of Astral Sciences in the Present Age’ Piper, Stephenson, & Spence, 23, Paternoster Row, London, 1854. Two copies. Both copies: Cloth. Copy B: (Worn at extremities of spine. Many pages still unopened at tops.) Copy A: [3] + [pp. vii-xxxii] + 388. Copy B: [1 leaf] + [3] + [pp. vii-xxxii] + 388
[Cooke, Christopher] [‘A Plea for Urania, Being a Popular Sketch of Celestial Philosophy; with Observations on the Impolicy of the Law Which is Supposed to Prohibit the Practice of Astral Sciences in the Present Age’] [Ballantrae Reprint, no place stated, undated][2]. (Defective copy: Lacks correct title page and cover[3].) Laminated card covers. Bound by plastic comb threaded through holes punched in inner margins. [3 leaves] + [pp. vii-xxxii] + 364 + [1 leaf] + [pp. 367-388]
Cooley, Effie M. ‘The Astrological Relation of Names and Numbers’ Press of The Llewellyn Publishing Co., Portland, Oregon, 1912. Publisher’s original printed order thank-you slip laid in. Later publisher’s four-page advertising brochure entitled ‘Books on the Tarot’[3a] also laid in. Originally small-format lightly textured card covers. Bound by sub-surface staples through inner margins. [4] + [pp. 4-63] + [1] + [pp. 65-107] + [1 page of advertisements] + [16 pages of advertisements]
Cooper, Glen Michael ‘Galen’s “On Critical Days”: Greek Medicine in Arabic – Submitted in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in the Graduate School of the Arts and Sciences, Columbia University, 1999[4]’ UMI Dissertation Services, Proquest Company, 300 North Zeeb Road, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 2006[5]. Cloth (light wear to extremities of spine hinges and outer corners of boards). [2 leaves] + [5] + vii + 435 + [1] + [extraneous page headed “Image Evaluation Test Target]
Cooper, Joe ‘Astroverse’ No publisher or place stated; printed by Duffield Printers, Leeds, March 1981. Card covers. Staplebound pamphlet. (Front cover backed with adhered printed sheet headed ‘About the Author’) + [36]
Coopland, G. W., M.A., B.Sc. (Econ.), Litt.D., D.Litt.(Hon.), Fouad I University[;] Emeritus Professor University of Liverpool ‘Nicole Oresme and the Astrologers: a Study of his Livre de Divinacions’ University Press of Liverpool, 1952. Cloth (very slightly worn at outer corners of boards) in dj (light wear to extremities of flap-folds). [1 leaf] + [2] + [pp. v-vii] + 121 + [pp. 123-221]
Cope, Lloyd; intr. Kaye, Doris ‘The Astrologer’s Forecasting Workbook’ American Federation of Astrologers Inc., Tempe, Arizona 85282, 1982. Large-format card covers. iii + [pp. v-vii] + [pp. ix-xi] + 97 + [pp. 98-107 of facsimile notes] + [pp. 108-120] + [pp. 121-3 of charts] + [pp. 124-5] + [pp. 126-7 of charts] + [p. 128] + [pp. 129-130 of charts] + [pp. 131-7] + [pp. 138-9 of charts] + [p. 140] + [pp. 141-2 of charts] + [p. 143] + [pp. 144-5 of charts] + [pp. 146-154] + [p. 155 of charts] + [pp. 157-166] + [6 pages of chart blanks]
Cope, Lloyd ‘The Astrologer’s Forecasting Workbook’ Revised Edition / Second Printing – American Federation of Astrologers Inc., 6535 South Rural Road, Tempe, Arizona, 1995[6]. Large-format card covers. Main text contents printed in dual columns. [4] + [pp. iii-v] + [p. vii] + [pp. ix-xii] + 3 + [pp. 5-7] + [pp. 9-27] + [pp. 29-35] + [pp. 37-61] + [pp. 63-71] + [pp. 73-5] + [pp. 76-85 of illustrations] + [pp. 86-111] + [pp. 113-123] + [pp. 125-130] + [2 pages of illustrations] + [pp. 133-4 of charts] + [pp. 135-7] + [pp. 139-141] + [pp. 143-5] + [pp. 147-152] + [10 pages of chart blanks]
Cope, Lloyd; intr. Goodman, Linda ‘Your Stars Are Numbered’ Bell Publishing Company, a division of Crown Publishers, Inc., by arrangement with Doubleday and Company, Inc., New York, 1970. Cloth (moderate wear to extremities of spine hinges and outer corners of boards) in dj (moderate wear to extremities of spine, feet of flap-folds and top of rear flap-fold; wear top to of front flap-fold, with 8mm separation; moderate surface wear along parts of front flap-fold). (Former owner’s purple pen mark to blank p. [68].) [3] + [2 leaves] + [3] + [1 leaf] + 23 + [pp. 25-45] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 49-66] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 69-89] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 93-113] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 117-138] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 141-159] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 173-183] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 187-206] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 209-231] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 235-257] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 261-285] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 289-312] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 315-337]
Copenhaver, Brian P.[7] ‘Hermetica: the Greek Corpus Hermeticum and the Latin Asclepius in a new English translation with notes and introduction[8]’ Press Syndicate of the University of Cambridge, The Pitt Building, Trumpington Street, Cambridge CB2 / 40 West 20th Street, New York, NY 10011 / 10 Stamford Road, Oakleigh, Victoria 3166, Australia, 1992. Cloth in dj (light wear to top of front hinge and some extremities of flap-folds). [2 leaves] + [2] + [3 leaves] + [pp. xiii-lxxxiii] + 320
Copernicus, Nicolaus – see under Albini, Andrea; and Armitage, Angus, above; and under Duhem, Pierre; Gauquelin, Michel; Giuntini, Francisco; Koyre, Alexandre; Ptolemy; Swerdlow, N. M.; and Westman, Robert S., below
Coppock, Austin ’36 Faces: the History, Astrology and Magic of the Decans’ Three Hands Press, 2014. Edition limited to 108 ‘deluxe hardcover’ copies, of which this is No. 75[9]. Cloth (light wear to extremities of spine hinges and upper outer corners of boards) in dj, held in externally cloth-covered slipcase. [1 leaf] + [5] + [pp. 9-49] + [pp. 51-319]
Coppock, Austin and Schulke, Daniel A. ‘[Western Esotericism in Context IV:] The Celestial Art: Essays on Astrological Magic’[9a] Stated First Three Hands Press edition, no place stated, 2018. Edition stated limited to 730 ‘standard hardcover’ copies. Cloth with gilt titling to spine, in dj. Pale blue endpapers. [6] + [1 leaf] + [pp. 9-55] + [pp. 57-79] + [pp. 81-97] + [pp. 99-125] + [pp. 127-157] + [pp. 159-245] + [pp. 247-286] + [2]
Cornelius, Geoffrey; intr. Curry, Patrick ‘The Moment of Astrology: Origins in Divination’ Arkana, Penguin Books Ltd., 27 Wrights Lane, London W8, 1994. Outwardly glossy card covers. (Astrological Association stamp to title page.) [1 leaf] + [2] + [4 leaves] + [pp. xiii-xxv] + 330 + [1 leaf] + [pp. 333-350] + [2] + [pp. 353-379] + [pp. 381-6] + [3 pages of advertisements]
Cornelius, Geoffrey[10] ‘The Moment of Astrology: Origins in Divination’ Revised and Expanded Edition – The Wessex Astrologer Ltd., Bournemouth, 2003[11]. Card covers. [1 leaf] + [2] + [4 leaves] + [pp. xiii-xxv] + 330 + [1 leaf] + [pp. 333-350] + [2] + [pp. 353-379] + [pp. 381-6] + [3 pages of advertisements]
Cornelius, Geoffrey; ill. Harding, Emma ’The Starlore Handbook: the Starwatcher’s Essential Guide to the 88 Constellations, their myths and symbols’ This Edition – Duncan Baird Publishers Ltd., Castle House, 75-76 Wells Street, London W1P, 2000[11a]. Printed matt card wrappers. Contents heavily illustrated in colour throughout
Cornelius, Geoffrey – see also under Abu Ma’Sar, above
Cornelius, Geoffrey & Devereux, Paul ‘The Secret Language of the Stars and Planets: A Visual Key to Celestial Mysteries’ Pavilion Books Ltd., 26 Upper Ground, London SE1[12], 1996. Cloth (moderate wear to extremities of spine hinges; light wear to outer corners of boards) in dj (light wear to top of rear flap-fold). Contents printed on slightly glossy paper throughout. Text contents mostly in dual columns. Many inset colour illustrations. [1 leaf] + [6] + [colour plate] + [1] + [colour plate] + [pp. 12-25] + [1] + [colour plate] + [pp. 28-37] + [1] + [colour plate] + [pp. 40-53] + [1] + [colour plate] + [pp. 56-73] + [1] + [colour plate] + [pp. 76-111] + [1] + [colour plate] + [pp. 114-176]
Cornelius, Geoffrey and Devereux, Paul; tr. Spreitzer, Irene ‘Die Geheime Sprache der Sterne und Planeten[13]’ Kailash / Hugendubel, München, 1996. Cloth in dj. Contents printed on glossy paper throughout. 176pp
Cornell, H. L., A. M., Ph. D.,M. D., D. Opt., D. A., D. C., Formerly National Secretary of the Astrological Society; First National Secretary of the American Astrological Society, and one of its Organizers; Permanent Member of the National Eclectic Medical Association ‘Astrology and the Diagnosis of Disease – Vol. 1[14]’ No Publisher Stated (Burnett-Poole Printing Co., Printers, Hannibal, Mo., U. S. A.), 1918. Original card covers with cloth tape spine. This copy with later manuscript drawing and observations on Cornell’s nativity by a D. Chandler, dated 8-13-57, stapled to inside of front cover. [3] + [2] + [pp. 5-69]
Cornell, Howard Leslie, M.D., LL.D. (Honorary Professor of Medical Astrology at the First National University of Naturopathy and Allied Sciences, Newark, N. J.)[15] ‘Encyclopaedia of Medical Astrology’ – Published by the Cornell Publishing Company, 3108 Humbolt Street, Los Angeles, California, U. S. A., 1933 / L. N. Fowler & Co., 7, Imperial Arcade, Ludgate Circus, E. C. 4, London. Copy A signed by Cornell to front paste-down: ‘With the Best Wishes of the author, H. L. Cornell, M. D. Los Angeles – Aug 13 – 1936’. Copy B signed by Cornell to front paste-down: ‘To my Friend – Miss Belle M. Carroll – With the Best Wishes of The Author – H. L. Cornell, M. D. – Los Angeles, Calif., Dec 11th, 1936’. Two copies. Both copies: Original textured cloth with gilt-stamped title and insignia to front board. Copy A: (light wear to extremities of spine and outer corners of boards). Copy B: (Wear to extremities of spine and outer corners of boards; gilt very faded; moderate wear along spine hinges.) Both copies: [Frontis.] + [8] + 958pp
Cornell, Howard Leslie, M.D., LL.D. (Honorary Professor of Medical Astrology at the First National University of Naturopathy and Allied Sciences, Newark, N. J.) ‘Encyclopaedia of Medical Astrology’ Second Edition – Published by The Cornell Publishing Company, 3108 Humboldt Street, Los Angeles, California, U. S. A.[16], 1939 / L. N. Fowler & Co., 7, Imperial Arcade, Ludgate Circus, E. C. 4, London. Textured cloth (wear to extremities of spine; moderate wear to outer corners of boards and front hinge). (Light separation down inner paper hinge between reverse of title page and following page.) [Frontis.] + [5] + [3] + [2] + 958pp
Cornell, Howard Leslie, M.D., LL.D. (Honorary Professor of Medical Astrology at the First National University of Naturopathy and Allied Sciences, Newark, N. J.), intr. Lowell, Laurel ‘Encyclopaedia of Medical Astrology’ Third Revised Edition, Reprinted – Published jointly by Llewellyn Publications, St. Paul, Minnesota and Samuel Weiser, Inc. New York, New York, 1976[17]. Cloth (minimal wear to outer corners) in dj (short tears to top edge of front cover; 1cm tear to upper inner corner of rear cover). (Former owner’s short inked astrological glyphs and occasional text notes to margins of pp. 28-9, 70, 79-80, 291, 340, 346, 423, 446, 449, 489, 595, 642, 728, 746, 833, 847, 890, 900, 915 and 957.) [1 leaf] + [Frontis.] + [3] + [1 leaf] + [1 leaf] + vii + [5] + [1 leaf] + 958pp
Cornell, Howard Leslie, M.D., LL.D. (Honorary Professor of Medical Astrology at the First National University of Naturopathy and Allied Sciences, Newark, N. J.) ‘Encyclopaedia of Medical Astrology’ Third Revised Edition – Astrology Classics Publishing, 2124 Nicole Way, Abingdon, MD, undated[18]. Paper-covered boards. [1 leaf] + [Frontis.] + [2] + [3 leaves] + [5] + [1 leaf] + 958pp
Cornell, H. L., M. D., Ph. D., D. A., Formerly National Secretary and Examiner of the National Astrological Society, and the American Astrological Society – Lecturer, Author, Traveler, publisher and Student of the Occult ‘Magazine Articles on Astrology – Published in “The Adept” in 1916; in “The Aquarian Age” in 1920 and 1921, and in “Reason” in February, 1922 – Articles on the Science of Astrology[;] the Defense of Astrology[;] Bible Astrology[;] Medical Astrology[;] Prophecy and Astrology[;] Spiritualism and Astrology’[19] The Cornell Publishing Co., 1922. Small unidentified magazine cut-out featuring monochrome photograph of the author laid in. Original card covers (1 cm tear to foot of front cover; 1 cm tear to foot of front hinge, linked to short tear across spine; some wear to top of spine and to outer corners of covers); binding reinforced by staples through inner margins; a strip of cloth (worn at extremities) is loosely glued down over inner margin of front cover to cover the staples on this side, and it would seem possible that there was originally a matching cloth strip to the inner margin of the rear cover that has been lost. (Previous owner’s sparse red pen marks, mostly marginal lines, but occasional underlined words, to pp. 1-5; 10-14; 22; 24; 32; 36, 40. One blue marginal dash to p. 10.) [5] + 82 + [2 pages of advertisements] + [author’s bound-in professional services advertising slip]
[1] Dated 1863 in print, but apparently rebound with manuscript insertions by the author in 1878, as indicated by the added date on the spine of each copy
[2] A facsimile reprint, issued early 2000s, presumed to be sourced in another copy of the the original 1854 edition shown above
[3] Those belonging to “The Devil’s Pulpit Vol. 1” by the Rev. Robert Taylor, B. A., have been substituted. In fact, the reverse error was more truly the case, an order having been placed for the Robert Taylor book, only for its cover to be sent with the contents of the Christopher Cooke one, but the result is a complete copy of the Ballantrae Reprint edition of Cooke’s work, albeit in the wrong cover and with the wrong title page. This error was unfortunately not identified until John Ballantrae had gone out of the reprint business
[3a] This bears the address 8921 National Boulevard, Los Angeles, dating it to the period from 1929 to 1943 or later
[4] This volume begins with a study by Cooper (pp. 1-101). An English translation of Galen’s treatise “On Critical Days” follows (pp. 102-237) before a critical edition of the Arabic source text from three principal manuscripts, one at the British Library, one at Princeton University Library and one at Escorial Library (pp. 240-368). Following this is a detailed commentary on the text (pp. 369-[522)
[5] A print-on-demand reprint of the original dissertation. It was later to be officially published by Ashgate in July 2011 under the altered title: ‘Galen, De diebus decretoriis, from Greek into Arabic: A Critical Edition, with Translation and Commentary, of Hunayn ibn Ishaq, Kitab ayyam al-buhran
[6] The first printing of the revised edition but the second overall printing, completely reset from the original printing of 1982 listed above
[7] Professor of History and Philosophy at the University of California, Riverside
[8] An English translation of the seventeen Greek treatises of the Corpus Hermeticum (pp. 1-66) and the Latin Asclepius (pp. 67-92), from the Greek and Latin text established by A. D. Nock in the Belles Lettres edition of 1945-1954 (q.v. under Hermès Trismegiste below), followed by extensive annotations (pp. 93-260) and indices
[9] Additionally, 36 full-leather copies in slipcases, 412 standard hardcover copies, and 1296 paperback copies were produced to constitute the first edition of 1872 copies
[9a] A collection of twelve essays. Contributors include Lee Lehman, Benjamin Dykes, Demetra George, John Michael Greer, Eric Purdue, Al Cummins, Aaron Cheak, and the editors, among others
[10] A lecturer on Cosmology and Divination in the Mysticism and Religious Experience M.A. programme at the University of Kent
[11] Said to contain “substantial emendations” to the original Penguin / Arkana edition of 1994, including the addition of a new Chapter 13 “Images of the World” and the major reworking of the final chapter
[11a] After the original edition published by Mitchell Beazley in 1997
[12] A further publishing credit reads: “A DBP books, conceived, edited and designed by Duncan Baird Publishers, Sixth Floor, Castle House, 7576 Wells Street, London W1P 3RE”. It is not clear why the book was published by Pavilion and yet designed by another publishing company also based in London. The present edition is clearly published by Pavilion Books and is said to be the first in Great Britain
[13] A German translation of the work listed immediately above
[14] NB: There was no Vol. 2 under this title; for Vol. 2 of the same series, see ‘Magazine Articles on Astrology’ below
[15] A list of authorships and memberships follows, too lengthy to include in the main listing here
[16] The address is retained unaltered together with the original 1933 date to the title page, but the 1939 date is apparent from Henry J. Gordon’s added foreword a few pages later. It is not clear whether the book truly continued to be published by the Cornell Publishing Company at that address and distributed by Fowler in the UK, or whether the original title page was simply carried forward unaltered as a convenience
[17] The initial publication date for the third edition is given as 1973. Essentially the third edition appears to be an exact facsimile of the main text body of the first and second but with seven pages of new material by Laurel Lowell on Pluto added at the beginning, the title page reset, and the other original prefatory pages spaced out more with blanks, added half-title pages etc.
[18] A reprint around 2002 by David Roell from the third edition, but without Laurel Lowell’s foreword
[19] This is the full title to the inner title page. On the front cover, the references to the magazines in which the articles were originally published are omitted, together with the extended list of the author’s honours; but the label ‘Vol. 2’ is added, to identify the present volume as Cornell’s second published anthology of magazine articles. For Vol. 1 of the same series, see ‘Astrology and the Diagnosis of Disease’, above
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