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Antoine-Joseph Pernety

French librarian

Born23 February 1716, Roanne
Died1 January 1801
Recorded asalchemist
SourceWikidata Q2853512 · 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

PlanetSiderealImageTropicalImage
Sunthe 15th degree of Aquarius
14°10′
Two men riding on an unicorn.the 5th degree of Pisces
4°04′
Two maids standing together.
Moonthe 18th degree of Aquarius
17°40′
A great owl standing still.the 8th degree of Pisces
7°34′
A man sitting in a tub with a brush in his hand.
Mercurythe 29th degree of Aquarius
28°33′
A man sitting on horseback, holding a sword drawn in his hand.the 19th degree of Pisces
18°27′
A man piercing himself through with a sword.
Venusthe 10th degree of Pisces
9°18′
A man beating in a mortar.the 30th degree of Pisces
29°11′
A woman looking on herself in a looking-glass.
Marsthe 19th degree of Pisces
18°15′
A man piercing himself through with a sword.the 9th degree of Aries
8°08′
A man bare-headed, well clothed over his body with a gown, holding a sword in his left hand, with the point downwards.
Jupiterthe 30th degree of Aries
29°31′
An austere woman, leading a saddle-horse in her right hand.the 20th degree of Taurus
19°24′
Two dogs a-fighting.
Saturnthe 17th degree of Virgo
16°01′
A fair castle compassed about with walls.the 6th degree of Libra
5°54′
A man drawing a plough himself.
Uranusthe 5th degree of Virgo
4°59′
An eagle resting.the 25th degree of Virgo
24°52′
A man casting a stone into a ditch.
Neptunethe 20th degree of Aries
19°09′
A man with a helmet on his head, and an ostrich feather in his hat, riding upon a bull, leading a horse with his left hand.the 10th degree of Taurus
9°02′
Two men standing, with a dog playing between them.
Plutothe 20th degree of Leo
19°28′
A man holding a roll of paper in his hands.the 10th degree of Virgo
9°21′
A man well clothed, standing idle, holding an apple in his 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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