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 138
uintile, or 36 degrees. Thenthe supplemental arc of the quintile forms an arc of 108degrees, and that of the semiquintile forms the biquintile,144 degrees, which is also double the quintile. Following the analogy, therefore, by which we get the THE PRINCIPLES OF WISDOM. 119 sesquiquadrate, an… … Third Regular Polygon. that of 150 degrees, the sesquisextile, s s %, and that of108 degrees, sesquiquintile, ssq. If we are right, then, the law of the evolution of the as-trological aspects is simply this: that they are the arcs ofthe sides of the first three regular polygons, their…
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