Astrology, science of knowledge and reason; a treatise on the heavenly bodies in an easy and comprehensive form (1897)
Bennett, Ellen H. [from old catalog] · New York, The author · leaf 136
on, then, and obtaining supple-mental arcs by subtraction from 180 degrees, which is ob-viously the limit of the aspects, we get the minor aspectsof the three kinds ; and also demonstrate that, strictly THE PRINCIPLES OP WISDOM. 117 speaking, there are several more aspects than those in thebooks,… … First Regular Polygon. From the midheaven as a starting-point we inscribe thefirst regular polygon, of three sides, which forms the trine,an arc of 120 degrees; subdivide that and we have the sex-tile, 60 degrees, and subdividing again, we have the semi-sextile, 30 degrees. Lastly, we take the…
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