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Manly P. Hall

Canadian writer and mystic (1901–1990)

Born	18 March 1901, Peterborough
Died	29 August 1990
Recorded as	astrologer
Source	Wikidata Q930085 · Wikipedia

The Magus degrees

Jupiter on the 18th degree of Sagittarius (sidereal) — The aptitude for the occult sciences.

The ten planets on the degree calendar

Planet	Sidereal	Image	Tropical	Image
Sun	the 5th degree of Pisces 4°43′	Two maids standing together.	the 28th degree of Pisces 27°12′	A man walking by a horse, holding in one hand a bird, and in the other hand a serpent.
Moon	the 7th degree of Aquarius 6°23′	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.
Mercury	the 16th degree of Aquarius 15°59′	A man holding fire in his hand.	the 9th degree of Pisces 8°27′	A pilgrim walking.
Venus	the 24th degree of Aquarius 23°32′	A man weeping, holding his hand on his head.	the 17th degree of Pisces 16°01′	A man drowning himself in the water (I don’t suppose to be in the fire).
Mars	the 3rd degree of Leo 2°23′	A man ascends sitting mourning upon a footstool.	the 25th degree of Leo 24°52′	A man swimming in the water.
Jupiter	the 18th degree of Sagittarius 17°46′	A man holding a bird by the tail, and in the other hand a burning torch.	the 11th degree of Capricorn 10°14′	A king crowned, receiving letters from a messenger.
Saturn	the 23rd degree of Sagittarius 22°42′	A woman cutting another in the breast with a knife.	the 16th degree of Capricorn 15°11′	A man riding an unbridled horse.
Uranus	the 25th degree of Scorpio 24°25′	A wolf carrying a fowl in his mouth.	the 17th degree of Sagittarius 16°53′	A decrepid person leaning on a staff.
Neptune	the 4th degree of Gemini 3°59′	A man leading his wife by the hand.	the 27th degree of Gemini 26°28′	A woman standing idle, and weeping.
Pluto	the 24th degree of Taurus 23°15′	A crooked man holding himself up on his staff.	the 16th degree of Gemini 15°44′	A bridge beside the water.

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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