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William Lilly

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Biography

Early modern astrologer represented by Christian Astrology, used as a procedural and rule-structure source in the corpus.

Public pages should show citation metadata and reviewed locators rather than passage text.

Several Lilly keys distinguish all-volume and Books 1 and 2 witnesses; this profile preserves the broad compatibility citation and avoids edition-specific expansion.

The source-work metadata records Christian Astrology as first published in 1647 and notes that edition varies by scan or source witness.

Use this profile for Lilly-linked Christian Astrology material already tracked in the citation registry and source inventory.

William Lilly is represented through Christian Astrology, used by the corpus for early modern procedural timing and rule structure.

Source basis

Early modern astrologer represented by Christian Astrology, used as a procedural and rule-structure source in the corpus.

Public pages should show citation metadata and reviewed locators rather than passage text.

Several Lilly keys distinguish all-volume and Books 1 and 2 witnesses; this profile preserves the broad compatibility citation and avoids edition-specific expansion.

The source-work metadata records Christian Astrology as first published in 1647 and notes that edition varies by scan or source witness.

Use this profile for Lilly-linked Christian Astrology material already tracked in the citation registry and source inventory.

William Lilly is represented through Christian Astrology, used by the corpus for early modern procedural timing and rule structure.

Source texts

  • William Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647). 1 citation.
  • William Lilly, Christian Astrology, All Three Volumes (1647). 1 citation.
  • William Lilly, Christian Astrology, Books 1 and 2 (plus all-volumes scan) (1647). 1 citation.

Interpretive rules

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