Symbolism of numbers

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Familiar bookstore-style shelves, mostly fiction — a book may have none or several.

The full library classification — every book has exactly one, more granular than Genre. Different counts for a same-named bucket here vs. Genre reflect two different systems, not an error.

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64 books

Numerology and the divine triangle

Faith Javane, Dusty Bunker

1997 ★ 3.5

Numerology

Norman Shine

1994

Numerology

Harish Johari

1990

Numerology

Eric Temple Bell

1945

Modern numerology

Morris C. Goodman

1945

Numbers and You

Lloyd Strayhorn

1987

Cheiro's Book of Numbers

Cheiro

1964

Numerology the Romance in Your Name

Juno Jordan

1977

Colors & Numbers

Louise L. Hay

1988

Enneads

Plotinus

1914

I ching numerology

Da Liu

1979

Numerology made plain

Ariel Yvon Taylor

1926

Chicken soup for the unsinkable soul

Mark Victor Hansen, Jack Canfield, Heather McNamara

1999

Numerology

Peden, Lauren David.

1996

The elements of numerology

Rodford Barrat

1997

Numerology, its facts and secrets

Ariel Yvon Taylor

1978

Numerology

Ruth Abrams Drayer

2001

Book of dreams, numbers, and lucky days

Zolar.

1988

City of revelation

John Michell

1973

The book of numerology

Hal A. Lingerman

1994

The Magic Numbers of Dr. Matrix

Martin Gardner

1967

the power in number

Ruth Drayer

1994

Spirit of Numerology

Joice Ashly

1998

Discover numerology

Julia Line

1993

Chinese numerology in feng shui

Lillian Too

1994

Numerology, its facts and secrets

Ariel Yvon Taylor

1956

The master numbers

Korra Deaver

1993

The wheel of fortune

David Line

1988

Rogerson's book of numbers

Barnaby Rogerson

2014

Numbers

W. Wynn Westcott

1911

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