Julius Firmicus Maternus Books

37. Firmicus Maternus

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This book contains a translation of the Eight Books of the Mathesis by the 4th century astrologer Julius Firmicus Maternus along with some useful Indexes of Occupations, the Causes of Death, and Pe...

Sancti Eusebii Episcopi Vercellensis Opera Omnia

By Saint Eusebius Bishop Of Vercelli, Julius Firmicus Maternus, Saint Philastrius Bishop Of Brescia

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Ancient Astrology Theory and Practice

By Julius Firmicus Maternus

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Ancient Astrology Theory and Practice

By Julius Firmicus Maternus

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Ancient Astrology Theory And Practice

By Julius Firmicus Maternus

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Questions d'un paien a un chretien

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Questions d un paien a un chretien

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L' erreur des religions paiennes

By Julius Firmicus Maternus

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Mathesis Collection Des Universites de France Serie Latine French and Latin Edition

By Julius Firmicus Maternus

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