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  Title

  Nostradamus : how an obscure Renaissance astrologer became the modern prophet of doom

  Author

  Gerson, Stéphane.  

  Publisher:

  St. Martins Press,

  Pub date:

  [2012]

  Pages:

  xix, 347 pages :

  ISBN:

  9780312613686

  Item info:

  No copies currently available. Estimated wait undetermined.
  

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    Sugar Grove Campus --Todd Library	Copies	Material	Location	Map
    BF1815 .N8 G47 2012	1	Book	Material has been checked/charged out

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  ISBN:

  9780312613686 (hardcover)

  ISBN:

  0312613687 (hardcover)

  ISBN:

  (ISBN invalid)9781250017567 (e-book)

  029:

  NZ1 14528622

  029:

  AU@ 000049930977

  Personal Author:

  Gerson, Stéphane.

  Title:

  Nostradamus : how an obscure Renaissance astrologer became the modern prophet of doom / Stephane Gerson.

  Edition:

  First edition

  Physical description:

  xix, 347 pages : illustrations ; 25 cm.

  336:

  text rdacontent

  337:

  unmediated rdamedia

  338:

  volume rdacarrier

  Contents:

  A good friend in Renaissance Europe -- The power of words -- Unfathomable afflictions -- Fame and infamy -- The Nostradamian underworld -- Wonder and politics at the Court of France -- Amazing bones: a revolutionary desecration -- A world of one's own -- We are not Nostradadamites! -- Fin de Siècle madness -- Nostradamus is Adolf Hitler -- Apocalypse now? -- Times for Nostradamus.

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  TODD

  Personal subject:

  Nostradamus, 1503-1566.

  Personal subject:

  Nostradamus, 1503-1566. Prophéties. English & French.

  Subject term:

  Twentieth century--Forecasts.

  Subject term:

  Prophecies (Occultism)

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