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This groundbreaking study by Theodore Otto Wedel provides a detailed analysis of the medieval attitude toward astrology, with a particular focus on its role in medieval English society. Wedel draws on primary sources from both Europe and the Middle East to provide a comprehensive overview of the role of astrology in medicine, politics, and popular culture during the Middle Ages. This book is an essential resource for anyone interested in the history of astrology, medieval culture, or the intersection of science and society.
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