What to read after Fantasticks: Seruing For A Perpetvall Prognostication ... London, F. Williams, 1626?

This book by Nicholas Breton serves as an almanac, providing information on the tides, phases of the moon, astrological indicators, and other data used for prognostication. It includes tables of astronomical events and offers advice on how to interpret them. The book also includes poems and songs, which were often included in such works to make them more appealing to readers. A fascinating glimpse into the ways people in the 17th century attempted to make sense of the world around them, this book is of interest to historians and anyone drawn to the history of science and astrology.

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