Anglicus

Set against the backdrop of 1645 England, this work explores the tensions between the monarchy and Parliament while providing an astrological perspective through an exact ephemeris detailing planetary motions. It includes monthly observations and a table of houses, offering insights into astrological practices of the time. Additionally, the text features a modest reply to M. Wharton regarding his almanac predictions, reflecting the era's intellectual debates. The reproduction may have some faded or difficult-to-read pages due to its age and rarity.