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BIBLIOGRAPHY
The following bibliography is intended only to acquaint
the reader with
the most convenient guides to the vast
literature on astrology.
Babylonian celestial omens: P. Hilaire de Wynghene, Les
présages astrologiques (Rome, 1932) and E
.
Weidner, “Die
astrologische Serie Enûma Anu
Enlil,” Archiv für
Orientforschung,
14 (1941/44), 172-95 and 308-18, and 17
(1954/56), 71-89. Greek astrology: A. Bouché-Leclercq,
L'astrologie grecque (Paris, 1899) and W. and
H. G. Gundel,
Astrologumena (Wiesbaden, 1966). Indian astrology:
D.
Pingree, Census of the Exact Sciences in
Sanskrit
(Philadelphia, 1970, and following). Islamic
astrology:
C. A. Nallino, “Astrologia e
astronomia presso i
Musulmani.
1. Astrologia,” Raccolta di
scritti editi e
inediti (Rome 1944),
5, 1-41. Astrology
and religion: D. Amand, Fatalisme et
liberté dans l'antiquité grecque (Louvain,
1945); F. Cumont,
Astrology and Religion among the Greeks and Romans
(New
York and London, 1912), and idem, Lux
Perpetua (Paris,
1949); R. P. Festugière, La révélation d'Hermès
Trismégiste,
4 vols. (Paris, 1944-54); and H.
Lewy, Chaldaean Oracles
and Theurgy (Cairo,
1956).
DAVID PINGREE
[See also Cosmic Images; Cosmology; Demonology; Dual-ism; Free Will and Determinism; Gnosticism; Hermeti-
cism; Islamic Conception; Neo-Platonism; Prophecy;
Pythagorean...; Stoicism.]
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