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Some Venus omens in India (3)

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05 Scientific knowledge and scholarly lore
05 Scientific knowledge and scholarly lore



 		Keywords
astrology
India
Mesopotamia
omens
Venus
Period
1st century CE
Neo-Assyrian Empire 		Channel
Indian culture
Neo-Assyrian texts

Text
Gargasamhitā 6.25:
If, when Venus is at its high point, there is nowhere any glowing, the joy (and) happiness of the world are evident.

Enūma Anu Enlil, VAT 10218, 125:
If Venus does not have a glowing, favourable - that (means) it completes its days and sets.

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Enūma Anu Enlil, VAT 10218, 125
Gargasamhitā 6.25

Bibliography

Pingree 1987, 299, 307Pingree, David. “Venus Omens in India and Babylon.” In: F. Rochberg Halton (ed.). Language, literature, and history. Philological and historical studies presented to Erica Reiner. American Oriental Series 67. New Haven: American Oriental Society 1987, 293-315.

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Cf. Some Venus omens in India (1)
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Cf. Some Venus omens in India (11)
Cf. Some Venus omens in India (12)

Amar Annus


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