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2018
In its original Babylonian and Egyptian contexts, astrology was the interpretation of celestial signs and omens sent by the gods as warnings to rulers and the elite. Roman fondness for Stoicism fertilized the growth of astrology in the Greco-Roman world, which developed into a natural science, fully integrated with the prevailing cosmology.
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In its original Babylonian and Egyptian contexts, astrology was the interpretation of celestial signs and omens sent by the gods as warnings to rulers and the elite. Roman fondness for Stoicism fertilized the growth of astrology in the Greco-Roman world, which developed into a natural science, fully integrated with the prevailing cosmology.
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Fixating on the future: An overview of increased astrology use
International Journal of Social Psychiatry, 2022Manoj, Himani Kashyap
exaly
Reassessing the Marginalization of Astrology in the Early Modern World
Historical Journal, 2023Michelle Pfeffer
exaly