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The French esotericist and astrologer Pierre Maurice Rougié was best known by his pen name, which over the years had gone from Dom Nécroman via Dom Néroman to D. Néroman[1]. He was born on June 18, 1884 in Gramat (about 100 km north of Toulouse), and died in 1953. According to Jacques Halbronn, Néroman had a lasting influence on French astrology from the late 1930s to the 1950s. In 1933, he founded the Collège astrologique de France (CAF) and, as an organ of his college, the review Sous le Ciel , associated with the editions of the same name.
Endowed with a confrontational spirit, he did not hesitate to vilify his contemporaries, which earned him enmities as strong as the veneration of his disciples.
Bibliography (French)[modifier | modifier le code]
- Planètes et dieux, Ed. d'Hartoy, 1933
- Planètes et destins, Ed. d'Hartoy, 1933
- Les présages par les directions évolutives, Adyar, 1936
- Les présages à la lumière des lois de l'évolution, Ed. Sous le Ciel, 1937
- La sphère sensitive, Ed. Sous le Ciel, 1937
- Que nous réserve 1938? avec précis d'astrologie, Plon, 1937
- Un acte (le congrès de 1937), Ed. Sous le Ciel, 1937 (collective work)
- Les roses astrologiques, Ed. Sous le Ciel, 1938
- Grandeur et pitié de l'astrologie, Ed. Sorlot, 1940
- La leçon de Platon, Ed. Niclaus, 1941
- Traité d'astrologie rationnelle, Ed. Sous le Ciel, 1943
- Verlaine aux mains des dieux, Ed. Jean Renard, 1944
- La fausse science devant l'occultisme, Ed. Jean Renard, 1945
- Grande encyclopédie des sciences occultes, Argentor, 1952 (collective work)
Notes and References[modifier | modifier le code]
- Jacques Halbronn, La Vie Astrologique, Années trente-cinquante : De Maurice Privat à Dom Néroman, p. 76.