William Lilly
Definition
William Lilly is represented through Christian Astrology, used by the bibliography for early modern procedural timing and rule structure.
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TraditionsMedieval, Renaissance/Early Modern
Life and context
The cited edition identifies Christian Astrology as first published in 1647 and notes that edition varies by scan or source witness.
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Scope and limitations
Several Lilly keys distinguish all-volume and Books 1 and 2 witnesses; this profile preserves the broad compatibility citation and avoids edition-specific expansion.
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Documented rules
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Refrenation means withdrawal before an intended contact can reach perfection. The actual separating contact and applying direct-motion counterfactual support only a snapshot candidate; historical station and matter outcome are unknown.