Cheiro's Book of Numbers

Cheiro's book is a tradition's own primary statement of its numerological system, not independent scholarship, and this record holds it at the tier that reflects that: it is the standard printed source for the so-called Chaldean letter values and the two-digit compound numbers that later numerology manuals still use, cited here as evidence of what the system itself assigns rather than as proof the system describes anything real. Cheiro's own claim that these values descend from ancient Chaldea is his own assertion, stated plainly here as an unverified claim rather than a documented historical lineage, since no Babylonian or Chaldean text assigning these values is known. The 1926 publication year is given as commonly cited in the literature, not independently confirmed in this pass. Use it for what this specific numerological system teaches; it is not evidence of an ancient Chaldean origin.