The "Tetrabiblos", or 'four-part book' of Egytian astrologer, mathematician and geographer Claudius Ptolemy is one of the most important surviving ancient texts on Astrology.Ptolemy, the second century C.E. author of this book, is best known as the originator of the Ptolemaic system. The Earth stood fixed at the centre of the universe, with crystalline spheres within spheres whirling around it. In balance, the universe had a vast influence on earthly events...

At the dawn of recorded medical history Hippocrates stands for the fundamental and primary importance of seeing clearly—that is of clinical observation. And what he observed was that the human organism, when exposed to certain abnormal conditions—certain stresses—tends to behave in a certain way: that in other words, each “disease” tends to run a certain definite course. To him a disease was essentially a process, one and indivisible, and thus his practical problem was essentially one ofpr...

The studies preliminary to astronomical prognostication, O Syrus! are two: the one, first alike in order and in power, leads to the knowledge of the figurations of the Sun, the Moon, and the stars; and of their relative aspects to each other, and to the earth: the other takes into consideration the changes which their aspects create, by means of their natural properties, in objects under their influence.The first mentioned study has been already explained in the Syntaxis to the utmo...

In 'The Oxford Book of Poetry,' readers are invited to explore an expansive compendium that captures the essence of poetic expression through the ages. This anthology brings together an illustrious array of voices 'Äî from the evocative sonnets of Shakespeare to the Romantic musings of Wordsworth, the visionary verses of Blake, and the haunting cadences of Poe. The collection traverses numerous literary movements, showcasing a tapestry of emotion and thought ranging from epic narratives to...

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Tetrabiblos is an ancient text concerning astrology and the zodiac.

Claudius Claudianus may be called the last poet of classical Rome. He was born about the year 370A.D. and died within a decade of the sack of the city by Alaric in 410. The thirty to forty odd years which comprised his life were some of the most momentous in the history of Rome. Valentinian and Valens were emperors respectively of the West and the East when he was born, and while the former was engaged in constant warfare with the northern tribes of Alamanni, Quadi and Sarmatians, whose ad...

In Pagan Origin of Partialist Doctrines, John Claudius Pitrat explores the historical and theological origins of certain Christian doctrines, particularly those that he believes have roots in pagan traditions. Pitrat argues that many religious beliefs that were later adopted by Christian orthodoxy were, in fact, derived from ancient pagan practices and mythologies. He examines doctrines such as the Trinity, the divine nature of Christ, and the concept of salvation, suggesting that these id...

The "Tetrabiblos" is structured into four books, each focusing on different aspects of astrology:Book I: This book introduces the foundations of astrology, discussing the relationship between astrology and astronomy, the influence of celestial bodies, and the importance of understanding the positions of the planets and stars at the time of a person's birth.Book II: Ptolemy delves into the characteristics of the planets, their positions, and their effects on human lives. He discusses how th...

The Oxford Book of Poetry masterfully curates a rich tapestry of poetic voices and styles, spanning centuries and cultures, to encapsulate the evolving landscape of verse. This anthology showcases the grandeur of classical epics, the intricacies of Romantic meditations, and the quintessential charm of Victorian sentimentality. Within its pages, readers will uncover stirring sonnets, haunting elegies, and narrative ballads, with standout pieces offering luminous insights into the human cond...

The Gospel of John is one of the four canonical gospels in the New Testament of the Christian Bible. It is traditionally attributed to John the Apostle, although there is ongoing scholarly debate about its authorship. The Gospel of John is distinct from the other three synoptic gospels (Matthew, Mark, and Luke) in its content, style, and theological emphasis.The Gospel of John primarily focuses on presenting Jesus Christ as the divine Son of God and emphasizes his deity and eternal ...

The biblical book of 2 Timothy is a letter written by the Apostle Paul to his younger protege and fellow missionary, Timothy. It is one of the pastoral epistles, along with 1 Timothy and Titus, which were written to provide guidance and instruction to church leaders.In 2 Timothy, Paul encourages Timothy to remain steadfast in his faith and to continue preaching the gospel, even in the face of persecution and opposition. He reminds Timothy of the importance of sound doctrine and urge...