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Zodiacal figure and diagram. Guild Book of the Barber Surgeons of York. England [York]; 1486, with additions to 1768. [Whole opening] Drawing of a male figure, as influenced by the zodiacal signs. Right; a circular zodiacal lunar scheme, with the rotary disk and pointer, representing the Sun. This device was used for locating the position of the Moon in the zodiac, to find propitious dates for blood-letting. At the four corners are the patron saints of the Guild; St John, St John the Baptist, St Cosmas, and St Damian Image taken from Guild Book of the Barber Surgeons of York. Originally published/produced in England [York]; 1486, with additions to 1768. . Source: Egerton 2572, ff.50v-51. Language: English and Latin.

Zodiacal figure and diagram. Guild Book of the Barber Surgeons of York. England [York]; 1486, with additions to 1768. [Whole opening] Drawing of a male figure, as influenced by the zodiacal signs. Right; a circular zodiacal lunar scheme, with the rotary disk and pointer, representing the Sun. This device was used for locating the position of the Moon in the zodiac, to find propitious dates for blood-letting. At the four corners are the patron saints of the Guild; St John, St John the Baptist, St Cosmas, and St Damian  Image taken from Guild Book of the Barber Surgeons of York.  Originally published/produced in England [York]; 1486, with additions to 1768. . Source: Egerton 2572, ff.50v-51. Language: English and Latin.
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Zodiacal figure and diagram. Guild Book of the Barber Surgeons of York. England [York]; 1486, with additions to 1768. [Whole opening] Drawing of a male figure, as influenced by the zodiacal signs. Right; a circular zodiacal lunar scheme, with the rotary disk and pointer, representing the Sun. This device was used for locating the position of the Moon in the zodiac, to find propitious dates for blood-letting. At the four corners are the patron saints of the Guild; St John, St John the Baptist, St Cosmas, and St Damian Image taken from Guild Book of the Barber Surgeons of York. Originally published/produced in England [York]; 1486, with additions to 1768. . Source: Egerton 2572, ff.50v-51. Language: English and Latin.
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43.8 x 31.7 cm | 17.2 x 12.5 in (300 dpi)