An Introduction to AstrologyGeorge Bell and Sons, 1891 - 556 pages |
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10th house 8th house afflicted angle angular apply arc of direction ascensional difference Astrology behold benefic planet benefics biquintile birth body Bowels brown hair cadent cadent house cause cendant colour complexion corrupt blood cusp death declination degrees denotes disease disposition dispositor Earth especially essential dignities evil aspect evil planets eyes face female fever figure fixed sign fortune gives heavens honour horizon hyleg ill aspect infortune judge judgment logarithm longitude lord malefic marriage Mars Mercury meridian distance mid-heaven middle stature minutes Moon motion moveable sign mundane mutual reception native native's nature noon oblique ascension observe opposite pains party person planets therein pole Portrait querent quesited question rapt parallel retrograde right ascension rules Saturn second distance semi-arc semi-quartile sesquiquadrate sextile shewn shews significator strong subtract TABLE OF HOUSES tall testimonies Thighs thing tion Trans vols watery sign zodiac
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