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Frederick Eckstein

Austrian polymath, theosophist and a friend and temporary co-worker of Sigmund Freud (1861-1939)

Born17 February 1861, Perchtoldsdorf
Died10 November 1939
Recorded astheosophist
SourceWikidata Q86581 · Wikipedia

The Magus degrees

The ten planets on the degree calendar

PlanetSiderealImageTropicalImage
Sunthe 7th degree of Aquarius
6°57′
A sword drawn, lying on the ground.the 29th degree of Aquarius
28°51′
A man sitting on horseback, holding a sword drawn in his hand.
Moonthe 2nd degree of Taurus
1°13′
A woman holding a horse-tail in her hand.the 24th degree of Taurus
23°08′
A crooked man holding himself up on his staff.
Mercurythe 21st degree of Aquarius
20°21′
A man clothed, lying on his back on the ground.the 13th degree of Pisces
12°16′
A man and a woman riding on horseback.
Venusthe 16th degree of Capricorn
15°57′
A man riding an unbridled horse.the 8th degree of Aquarius
7°52′
A man holding a chain in his hand.
Marsthe 8th degree of Aries
7°57′
A man having his head covered with a helmet, and nowhere else armed, holding in his right hand a cross-bow.the 30th degree of Aries
29°52′
An austere woman, leading a saddle-horse in her right hand.
Jupiterthe 30th degree of Cancer
29°14′
A ship sailing on the water.the 22nd degree of Leo
21°09′
A man lying as if he was dead.
Saturnthe 15th degree of Leo
14°47′
A dog or lion lying couched in the grass.the 7th degree of Virgo
6°42′
A simple woman and idle.
Uranusthe 17th degree of Taurus
16°04′
A bull bound by the middle to a tree.the 8th degree of Gemini
7°59′
A smith smiting on iron, and a woman standing by idle.
Neptunethe 7th degree of Pisces
6°02′
A man holding in each hand a bell.the 28th degree of Pisces
27°57′
A man walking by a horse, holding in one hand a bird, and in the other hand a serpent.
Plutothe 16th degree of Aries
15°44′
A man labouring with a dung-fork; or sometimes a man pouring water out of a pitcher.the 8th degree of Taurus
7°39′
A sorrowful woman sitting upon a footstool.

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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