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This work presents a systematic survey of traditional astrological lore followed by related systems of chiromancy and physiognomy. The first part explains zodiac signs, planetary natures and dignities, houses, fixed stars, horary and natal techniques, and aphorisms from ancient authorities. The second part gives practical guides to palmistry: principal lines, mounts, markings and interpretations. The third part treats facial and bodily signs: forehead, eyes, nose, mouth, hair, moles, zodiacal marks, and includes the Pythagorean wheel and alfridaries. Illustrations and plates accompany instructions and the foreword defends the antiquity and interrelation of these arts.

About the Author

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Rosa Baughan

Rosa Baughan was an author known for her work in the early 20th century, particularly in the realm of astrology and its influence on human behavior. Her notable book, "The Influence of the Stars," explores the connections between celestial movements and personal destiny, reflecting the era's fascination with astrology. Baughan's writing contributes to the literary heritage of astrological literature, offering insights into how the stars were believed to affect everyday life. Through her work, she engages with themes of fate and the cosmos, appealing to readers interested in the intersection of spirituality and science.

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