Alice Dixon Le Plongeon

English photographer, archaeologist, traveller and author (1851–1910)

Born	21 December 1851, London
Died	8 June 1910
Recorded as	theosophist
Source	Wikidata Q74918 · Wikipedia

The Magus degrees

No planet on any of the six degrees or opposite them, in either zodiac.

The ten planets on the degree calendar

Planet	Sidereal	Image	Tropical	Image
Sun	the 8th degree of Sagittarius 7°18′	Two men playing at dice upon a table.	the 30th degree of Sagittarius 29°05′	A man holding horse-shoes in his hand.
Moon	the 23rd degree of Scorpio 22°52′	Many rivers flowing out of a fountain.	the 15th degree of Sagittarius 14°39′	A man walking by a horse saddled.
Mercury	the 28th degree of Sagittarius 27°18′	A man riding on a camel.	the 20th degree of Capricorn 19°05′	An ape looking on himself in a glass.
Venus	the 28th degree of Sagittarius 27°35′	A man riding on a camel.	the 20th degree of Capricorn 19°22′	An ape looking on himself in a glass.
Mars	the 22nd degree of Cancer 21°55′	A man standing idle.	the 14th degree of Leo 13°42′	A man standing idle.
Jupiter	the 24th degree of Libra 23°06′	A man in the upper part, and a horse in the lower parts, beating a dragon with a staff.	the 15th degree of Scorpio 14°53′	A fair woman standing idle.
Saturn	the 6th degree of Aries 5°44′	A king crowned, holding a globe in his right hand; and a sceptre in the left.	the 28th degree of Aries 27°31′	A woman standing upright, being well clothed.
Uranus	the 9th degree of Aries 8°46′	A man bare-headed, well clothed over his body with a gown, holding a sword in his left hand, with the point downwards.	the 1st degree of Taurus 0°33′	A man leading a bull to the slaughter, holding a staff in his hand.
Neptune	the 16th degree of Aquarius 15°00′	A man holding fire in his hand.	the 7th degree of Pisces 6°47′	A man holding in each hand a bell.
Pluto	the 8th degree of Aries 7°09′	A man having his head covered with a helmet, and nowhere else armed, holding in his right hand a cross-bow.	the 29th degree of Aries 28°56′	A man holding a saw in his right hand.

Geocentric positions computed for noon, Universal Time. The Moon can be up to six degrees off depending on the real time; the other planets less than one degree.

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