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Testimonies of Wealth
An Introduction to Decumbiture
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The Sun is in Aquarius
Star lore of Aquarius
Degree Influences
Babylonian Aquarius
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Introducing Saturn
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Saturn, The Teacher
Myth & Philosophy
Introducing Uranus
Significations of Uranus
The discovery of Uranus
Uranus rules Aquarius?
An Introduction to Vettius Valens
Mari Garcia and Joy Usher present the first of a series of introductions to offer the key points of note on illustrious practitioners of astrology
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The 20 brightest stars
The brighter the star, the more astrological significance it has.
II Congreso y Feria de Alimentación Consciente
Barcelona, 11-12 February 2012
Data Collecting: Its History, Its Importance and Its Unsung Heroes
Frank Clifford provides an illuminating and historically important account of a facet of astrological development that is generally taken for granted. The impact of Lois Rodden's call for critical standards in data-collecting has enriched the research opportunities of every astrologer, but these hard-gained benefits were the result of a dedicated life-mission on the part of Rodden and many other 'unsung heroes'. A "data-freak" himself, Clifford explains the motivations and significance of those who have added to the pool of knowledge in this area, and the copyright issues that might exist as the community takes advantage - or even commercially exploits - the pioneering efforts of the subject's idealistic contributors.
Biographies:
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Al Biruni
Bonatti
Brahe
Copernicus
Culpeper
Dee
Ezra
Ficino
Firmicus
Gadbury
Galileo
Kepler
Leo
Lilly
Magnus
Morin
Newton
Ptolemy
Raphael
Sepharial
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The Impractical Astrologer, volume I
Digital reproduction of the Impractical Astrologer Vol I. Like most journals of its day, it presented a lively mix of conflicting opinion and impractical advice.
Draco the Dragon
The myths and meanings of the constellation Draco, the celestial guardian of the pole. Features the fixed stars Thuban, Eltanin and Rastaban
Tomorrow's news today: astrology, fate, & the way out
Daryn Lehoux explores the position of astrology in ancient science. He considers how most ancient thinkers seemed to believe that astrology really did work, and how this accounts for "the phenomena that some of our best minds have seen".
The Traditional Astrologer Magazine
The Traditional Astrologer
was first published between 1993 and 2000. Issue 16, themed on Mars and published in March 1988, is offered in full here in flip-book or PDF format.
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