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Martin Seymour-Smith

British writer (1928-1998)

Born24 April 1928, London
Died1 July 1998
Recorded asastrologer
SourceWikidata Q734741 · Wikipedia

The Magus degrees

The ten planets on the degree calendar

PlanetSiderealImageTropicalImage
Sunthe 12th degree of Aries
11°12′
An eagle, spreading out her wings over her young ones sitting under her.the 5th degree of Taurus
4°03′
A bull sitting in a chaldron.
Moonthe 11th degree of Gemini
10°34′
An eagle fluttering with her wings over three of her young ones.the 4th degree of Cancer
3°25′
A maid standing idle expecting a man.
Mercurythe 2nd degree of Aries
1°14′
A man having a head like a dog, stretching out his right hand towards the skies, and holding a staff in his left hand.the 25th degree of Aries
24°05′
A man with curled locks, riding upon a ram, holding him by the horns.
Venusthe 24th degree of Pisces
23°02′
A man and a woman lying in a bed together.the 16th degree of Aries
15°53′
A man labouring with a dung-fork; or sometimes a man pouring water out of a pitcher.
Marsthe 21st degree of Aquarius
20°05′
A man clothed, lying on his back on the ground.the 13th degree of Pisces
12°56′
A man and a woman riding on horseback.
Jupiterthe 29th degree of Pisces
28°00′
A great fish out of the water.the 21st degree of Aries
20°51′
A dog sitting and turning his face towards a lion.
Saturnthe 26th degree of Scorpio
25°42′
A man carrying garments spoiled on his shoulders.the 19th degree of Sagittarius
18°34′
A house compassed about with burning faggots.
Uranusthe 13th degree of Pisces
12°14′
A man and a woman riding on horseback.the 6th degree of Aries
5°05′
A king crowned, holding a globe in his right hand; and a sceptre in the left.
Neptunethe 4th degree of Leo
3°35′
A fish swimming in the water.the 27th degree of Leo
26°26′
A man holding a sickle in his right hand.
Plutothe 23rd degree of Gemini
22°16′
A decrepid old man leaning on a staff.the 16th degree of Cancer
15°07′
A bird holding a serpent under her feet.

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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