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Philip Berg

American astrologer and astrological writer (1927–2013)

Born	20 August 1927, Brooklyn
Died	16 September 2013
Recorded as	astrologer
Source	Wikidata Q556870 · Wikipedia

The Magus degrees

Mercury opposite the 21st degree of Capricorn (sidereal) — The hieroglyphic manuscript and the retort.

The ten planets on the degree calendar

Planet	Sidereal	Image	Tropical	Image
Sun	the 4th degree of Leo 3°37′	A fish swimming in the water.	the 27th degree of Leo 26°28′	A man holding a sickle in his right hand.
Moon	the 13th degree of Taurus 12°15′	Two women with staves, smiting and striking one another.	the 6th degree of Gemini 5°05′	A man holding a balance in his right hand.
Mercury	the 21st degree of Cancer 20°37′	A chariot standing empty.	the 14th degree of Leo 13°28′	A man standing idle.
Venus	the 3rd degree of Virgo 2°09′	A man holding a book of accompts in his hand.	the 25th degree of Virgo 24°59′	A man casting a stone into a ditch.
Mars	the 24th degree of Leo 23°38′	A man holding a lock in his hand.	the 17th degree of Virgo 16°28′	A fair castle compassed about with walls.
Jupiter	the 10th degree of Pisces 9°30′	A man beating in a mortar.	the 3rd degree of Aries 2°21′	A handsome person stretching forth his right hand, as if he was showing the various things of the world, and applying his left hand to a girdle about him.
Saturn	the 9th degree of Scorpio 8°21′	A man sitting in a tub.	the 2nd degree of Sagittarius 1°12′	A man shooting an arrow out of a crossbow.
Uranus	the 10th degree of Pisces 9°54′	A man beating in a mortar.	the 3rd degree of Aries 2°45′	A handsome person stretching forth his right hand, as if he was showing the various things of the world, and applying his left hand to a girdle about him.
Neptune	the 4th degree of Leo 3°52′	A fish swimming in the water.	the 27th degree of Leo 26°42′	A man holding a sickle in his right hand.
Pluto	the 24th degree of Gemini 23°39′	Two women sitting at play together.	the 17th degree of Cancer 16°29′	A woman standing idle.

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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