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Emma Hardinge Britten

British spiritualist, editor (1823-1899)

Born2 May 1823, London
Died2 October 1899
Recorded astheosophist
SourceWikidata Q444830 · Wikipedia

The Magus degrees

The ten planets on the degree calendar

PlanetSiderealImageTropicalImage
Sunthe 20th degree of Aries
19°51′
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 12th degree of Taurus
11°14′
Two women standing hand in hand.
Moonthe 10th degree of Capricorn
9°53′
A man with a lapwing on each hand.the 2nd degree of Aquarius
1°16′
A man holding both his hands upon his head.
Mercurythe 24th degree of Aries
23°34′
A naked woman covering her secret parts with her left hand, and holding up her right hand.the 15th degree of Taurus
14°58′
Seven fowls flying in the air.
Venusthe 21st degree of Taurus
20°52′
A bear looking down backwards.the 13th degree of Gemini
12°15′
Three crowns standing together on the ground.
Marsthe 12th degree of Aries
11°30′
An eagle, spreading out her wings over her young ones sitting under her.the 3rd degree of Taurus
2°53′
An old woman naked, covering her pudenda with her left hand.
Jupiterthe 19th degree of Taurus
18°37′
A woman pouring water out of one pot into another.the 11th degree of Gemini
10°00′
An eagle fluttering with her wings over three of her young ones.
Saturnthe 22nd degree of Aries
21°42′
A bear, sitting and holding a great beam in his mouth.the 14th degree of Taurus
13°05′
A man holding a staff in his hand.
Uranusthe 21st degree of Sagittarius
20°06′
A man standing in the habit of a doctor.the 12th degree of Capricorn
11°29′
A man running fast.
Neptunethe 16th degree of Sagittarius
15°55′
Chariot-wheels without the body.the 8th degree of Capricorn
7°18′
A man holding a bird.
Plutothe 11th degree of Pisces
10°02′
A man walking with a staff under his arm.the 2nd degree of Aries
1°25′
A man having a head like a dog, stretching out his right hand towards the skies, and holding a staff in his left 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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