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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 137

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grees. Lastly, we take the supplemental arcsof each ; the trine and sextile produce each other; and thesemisextile produces an arc of 150 degrees, which probablyis a true astrological aspect, though weak. 118 ASTROLOGY. Again: from the midheaven we inscribe the secondregular polygon, of four sides,… … Second Regular Polygon. Again: we inscribe the third regular polygon, of fivesides, which forms the quintile, 72 degrees ; and subdivid-ing, we should have a semiquintile, or 36 degrees. Thenthe supplemental arc of the quintile forms an arc of 108degrees, and that of the semiquintile forms the…

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