Babylonian Astrology - Moon Omens:

'Omens when the Sun and Moon are Seen with One Another'

Definition: [Babylonian Omen Astrology] Omens when the Sun and Moon are Seen with One Another, from The Reports of the Magicians and Astrologers of Nineveh and Babylon: Vol II, R Cambell Thompson, London, March 1st, 1900.


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Links to other Babylonian-Assyrian Moon Omens:


I	When the Moon Appears on the First Day of the Month
II	Omens from the Horns of the Moon
III	When the Moon Appears on the Twenty-Eighth Day
IV	When the Moon Appears on the Thirtieth Day
V	Various Omens from the Moon
VI	Omens from Halos
VII	Omens when the Sun and the Moon are Seen With One Another

Links to "The Reports of the Magicians and Astrologers of Nineveh and Babylon":


	Descriptive List of the Astrological Reports

	Preface
	Introduction

I - VII	Omens from the Moon
VIII	Omens from the Sun
IX	Omens from Stars
X	Omens from Clouds
XI	Omens from the Moon's Disappearance
XII	Omens from Storms
XIII	Omens from Thunder
XIV	Omens from Earthquakes
XV	Omens from Eclipses
XVI	Omens from Akulutum*
XVII	Omens from Births

	K Lists
	Index

*Meaning unknown: possibly rust or mildew.

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