John Gadbury, The Doctrine of Nativities and Horary Questions

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John Gadbury, The Doctrine of Nativities and Horary Questions is a source text in the reference library.

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TraditionTraditional astrology

PeriodModern Contemporary

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John Gadbury, The Doctrine of Nativities and Horary Questions is included so related doctrine and astrologer pages can link to a stable source page.

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Gadbury Nativity Doctrine

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