Astro-Medicine: Astrology and Medicine, East and West

The book is a collection of essays offering a glance at the contacts between astrology and medicine across different cultural contexts, and at different periods of time.
The volume includes the following articles:
Nils P. Heeßel, “Astrological Medicine in Babylonia”;
Vivian Nutton, “Greek Medical Astrology and the Boundaries of Medicine”;
Hilary M. Carey, “Medieval Latin Astrology and the Cycles of
Life: William English and English Medicine in Cambridge, Trinity College MS
O.5.26”;
Concetta Pennuto, “The Debate on Critical Days in Renaissance Italy”;
Y. Tzvi Langermann, “The Astral Connections of Critical Days. Some Late Antique Sources Preserved in Hebrew and Arabic”;
Anna Akasoy, “Arabic Physiognomy as a Link between Astrology and Medicine”; Vivienne Lo, “Heavenly Bodies in Early China: Astro-Physiology in Context”; Audrius Beinorius, “Astral Hermeneutics: Astrology and Medicine in India”; Vesna A. Wallace, “A Convergence of Medical and Astro-Sciences in Indian Tantric Buddhism: A Case of the Kalacakratantra”;
Ronit Yoeli-Tlalim, “Tibetan Medical Astrology”;
Dorian Gieseler Greenbaum, “From Lilly to Steiner and Jung: Temperament in
Astrology and Psychology, Seventeenth and Twentieth Centuries.”