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Augustin Chaboseau

French journalist, historian, and occultist (1868-1946)

Born	17 June 1868, Versailles
Died	2 January 1946
Recorded as	occultist
Source	Wikidata Q2667301 · Wikipedia

The Magus degrees

Uranus opposite the 21st degree of Sagittarius (sidereal) — The Magus with the tiara.

The ten planets on the degree calendar

Planet	Sidereal	Image	Tropical	Image
Sun	the 5th degree of Gemini 4°28′	A man holding a cross-bow in his left hand, and a girdle in his right.	the 27th degree of Gemini 26°29′	A woman standing idle, and weeping.
Moon	the 23rd degree of Aries 22°51′	Six serpents, three of them fighting against the other three.	the 15th degree of Taurus 14°52′	Seven fowls flying in the air.
Mercury	the 30th degree of Gemini 29°18′	Two men, each of them leading a hound in chains.	the 22nd degree of Cancer 21°19′	A man standing idle.
Venus	the 10th degree of Cancer 9°26′	A man holding a chest in his right hand.	the 2nd degree of Leo 1°27′	A ship, one side thereof inclining towards the waters.
Mars	the 28th degree of Aries 27°59′	A woman standing upright, being well clothed.	the 21st degree of Taurus 20°00′	A bear looking down backwards.
Jupiter	the 19th degree of Pisces 18°51′	A man piercing himself through with a sword.	the 11th degree of Aries 10°52′	A woman standing, holding a distaff in her hand.
Saturn	the 9th degree of Scorpio 8°37′	A man sitting in a tub.	the 1st degree of Sagittarius 0°38′	Three men standing without heads.
Uranus	the 21st degree of Gemini 20°02′	A man sitting on horseback.	the 13th degree of Cancer 12°03′	A boy sitting holding a book open, with a pen in his hand.
Neptune	the 26th degree of Pisces 25°01′	A woman cutting off a man’s head with an axe when he lies asleep.	the 18th degree of Aries 17°02′	A woman sitting in a chair, holding up her right hand.
Pluto	the 25th degree of Aries 24°27′	A man with curled locks, riding upon a ram, holding him by the horns.	the 17th degree of Taurus 16°28′	A bull bound by the middle to a tree.

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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