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Astronomicon is a translation of the ancient Roman poem on astrology by Marcus Manilius. The book features Housman's excellent translation and commentary on Manilius's work, offering a fascinating insight into the astronomy and astrological beliefs of the early Roman Empire. This is a must-read for anyone interested in ancient astrology and Roman culture.
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