"Remarks On The Zodiacal Virgo" explores the representation of the Virgo constellation on the porch of St. Margaret's Church in York. This intriguing work delves into the astronomical significance of the zodiacal sign and its connection to religious iconography. It offers insights into the historical context of the church and the potential symbolic meanings embedded within its architectural details.

The anonymous author provides detailed observations and interpretations that will appeal to readers interested in astronomy, religious history, and the cultural symbolism of constellations in ecclesiastical settings. A valuable resource for those studying the intersection of science, religion, and art in historical contexts.

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