John Gadbury
Definition
Seventeenth-century English astrologer represented through natal, horary, mundane, and nautical works.
Life and context
The cited works place John Gadbury within early modern natal, horary, mundane, and nautical astrology.
Work and ideas
John Gadbury, The Doctrine of Nativities and Horary Questions covers significators, domicile, essential dignity, exaltation, and face in the cited portions.
John Gadbury, The Nativity of Lewis the Fourteenth covers directions, case study, angularity, aphorisms, and case boundary in the cited portions.
John Gadbury, Nauticum Astrologicum covers fixed stars, ingresses, lunations, seasons, and synthesis in the cited portions.
Scope and limitations
This profile is limited to the cited works and their reviewed subject matter. It does not reproduce source passages or extend those works into uncited biographical claims.