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John Yarker

English occultist (1833–1913)

Born17 April 1833, Kendal
Died20 March 1913
Recorded asoccultist
SourceWikidata Q329113 · 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 6th degree of Aries
5°41′
A king crowned, holding a globe in his right hand; and a sceptre in the left.the 28th degree of Aries
27°13′
A woman standing upright, being well clothed.
Moonthe 6th degree of Pisces
5°50′
A great bird feeding on the ground.the 28th degree of Pisces
27°21′
A man walking by a horse, holding in one hand a bird, and in the other hand a serpent.
Mercurythe 4th degree of Aries
3°28′
A man with a curled head of hair, holding a hawk in his right hand, and a whip in his left hand.the 25th degree of Aries
24°59′
A man with curled locks, riding upon a ram, holding him by the horns.
Venusthe 12th degree of Taurus
11°32′
Two women standing hand in hand.the 4th degree of Gemini
3°04′
A man leading his wife by the hand.
Marsthe 14th degree of Gemini
13°51′
Two foxes devouring hens.the 6th degree of Cancer
5°22′
A man holding a goat in a brass-pot.
Jupiterthe 25th degree of Pisces
24°00′
A man casting a stone into a ditch.the 16th degree of Aries
15°31′
A man labouring with a dung-fork; or sometimes a man pouring water out of a pitcher.
Saturnthe 1st degree of Virgo
0°49′
A woman adorned, expecting the sight of a man.the 23rd degree of Virgo
22°21′
A man ascends rowing a boat in the water with an oar.
Uranusthe 1st degree of Aquarius
0°23′
A man holding in each hand a bird.the 22nd degree of Aquarius
21°54′
A man cutting off another’s hands and feet with a hatchet.
Neptunethe 8th degree of Capricorn
7°49′
A man holding a bird.the 30th degree of Capricorn
29°20′
The tail of a fish.
Plutothe 21st degree of Pisces
20°04′
Two men stabbing one another.the 12th degree of Aries
11°36′
An eagle, spreading out her wings over her young ones sitting under her.

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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