Dictionary of Astrology 
By James Wilson 
Vintage, hardcover preloved book. The paper cover has a stain and is torn around the edges but the rest of the book is in solid condition.
At last from the libraries' rare book rooms has come this lexicon of a Science which reveals the influence of the stars and planets upon man's affairs. In the nineteenth century it was used by the most knowledgeable and sought-after practitioners of this Art, but in recent years it has been so scarce that many modern astrologers are not even aware of its existence. Now every astrologer may have access to this choice work. 
Arranged in alphabetical order of the true dictionary, the book is comprehensive and easy to use. Citing prime authorities such as Ptolemy and Placi-dus, Wilson enumerates and explains the various systems of Astrology. Some of the subjects treated extensively are:
Horary Astrology; Directions, both primary and secondary; Progressions; In-gresses; Transits; Lunations; etc.
Help yourself to the best of an ancient Science for a better future in Astrology.