Astrology for All

Alan Leo Astrologer's Library #1

by Alan Leo

He is considered the father of modern astrology: Alan Leo opened up the secrets of divination by the stars to the general public in the early 20th century with a popular line of astrology manuals that set off a craze for horoscopes that continues to this day. Here, in this replica of the 1910 fourth edition of his essential primer, Leo teaches us. . the basics of astronomy required for an understanding of astrology . the nature and character of the twelve signs of the Zodiac . complete breakdowns of the affect of the Sun and the Moon on each house . what a horoscope is and how to cast one . and more. ALSO FROM COSIMO: Leo's The Key to Your Own Nativity, Symbolism and Astrology: An Introduction to Esoteric Astrology, Horary Astrology, and Mars: The War Lord British astrologer WILLIAM FREDERICK ALLAN (1860-1917), aka Alan Leo, published Astrologer's Magazine as well as a line of astrological materials; he founded the Astrological Lodge of the Theosophical Society in 1915.

Genres: Astrology

352 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1899

About the author

Alan Leo, born William Frederick Allan, was a prominent British astrologer, author, publisher and theosophist, and is considered by many to be the father of modern astrology.

Reviews

[Raymond · Rating 5 out of 5]

I would describe this book as a combination of Heaven Knows What & Astrology For Millions by Grant Lewi. The book has in depth information of the zodiac through all the different planets & their aspects with each other. It even has a section describing the ascendant through the signs. Like Astrology for the Millions, it has a moon sign calendar at the back of the book, which is very useful.

[nu41 · Rating 3 out of 5]

serían 3.5 pero no es opción. me ha parecido interesante, ha sido mi primer contacto “técnico” con la astrología y aunque no me haya quedado con tanto a nivel aprendizaje me parece un buen libro a modo de herramienta. hay algunas partes en las que se nota que el libro está un poco anticuado a día de hoy, pero no se siente viejuno en absoluto. habiendo dicho todo eso no sé si sólo sucede en la edición que yo tengo o en todas pero hay varios errores de impresión, nada grave que dificulte la lectura pero sí cosas graciosas como un “410” invertido en espejo.