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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 335

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£ ; agreeing with the four elements into which theancients divided the whole of the natural world as follows : … THE FOUR TRIPLICITIES. Void of Course.—Forming no aspect in the sign it is in.When D is so, it denotes in general no success in the ques-tion. Watery Signs.—23, TU, and X. Watery Triplicity.—55, n^, and X. Zodiac.—A belt which surrounds the earth, about eigh-teen degrees broad, in which the Sun and…

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