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I've enjoyed Celeste Teale's book on Eclipses and I'm wondering if you've got some pointers to follow up work or people into Eclipses ?
I like her books too. I dont work with modern rulerships myself but I still like Celeste Teal's writing style.

There are a number of interesting articles on eclipses here on skyscript:

http://www.skyscript.co.uk/eclipserules.html

http://www.skyscript.co.uk/eclipsecarter.html

http://www.skyscript.co.uk/shipelwell.html

http://www.skyscript.co.uk/kingscross.html

http://www.skyscript.co.uk/eclipse.html

In terms of further reading I recommend Derek Appleby and Maurice McCann's book Eclipses - The Power Points of Astrology. It presents a more traditional view of eclipses than Teal.

Its selling for ridiculous amounts on Amazon.com but you can still pick up a really cheap copy from this UK book seller:

http://www.midheavenbooks.com/acatalog/Eclipses.html
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I'm wondering whether Jansky's work is so common among astrologers that this is the reason why we haven't mentioned it. There is a good section in De Vore's 'Encyclopedia of Astrology' and Norstrand's 'Precepts in Mundane Astrology' is worth having on your shelf for several reasons.

Pearce's 'Textbook on Astrology' is worth adding.

I am sure that we in the future will have research teams that go deeply into the Saros.
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