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Which? Impulse, instinct or intuition : applied psychology, geometry and astronomy (1919)

Taylor, C. Tousey (Charles Tousey) · Seattle, Wash. : International Printing · leaf 160

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erein it says: Reuben, thou art my firstborn, and Reuben I gave to Scorpion atthe Fall Equinox. This arrangement agreeswith the marks, moles and scars upon peo-ple as they exist today, and the descriptionseem to fit remarkably well. This gives Gad to Aries, Dan to Taurus,Issachar to Gemini, Zebulum… … The compass is a mechanical instru-ment for drawing and dividing circles. Theprotractor is also a mechanical instrumentfor dividing the arcs of a circle. In theabove illustration the compasses is set torepresent thirty degrees, thus dividing thecircle into twelve equal parts, typical ofthe twrelve…

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