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Talbot Mundy

British writer, born William Lancaster Gribbon (1879-1940)

Born23 April 1879, London
Died5 August 1940
Recorded astheosophist
SourceWikidata Q344080 · 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 11th degree of Aries
10°46′
A woman standing, holding a distaff in her hand.the 3rd degree of Taurus
2°56′
An old woman naked, covering her pudenda with her left hand.
Moonthe 2nd degree of Taurus
1°41′
A woman holding a horse-tail in her hand.the 24th degree of Taurus
23°51′
A crooked man holding himself up on his staff.
Mercurythe 1st degree of Aries
0°51′
A man holding a sickle in his right hand, and in his left hand an engine of war.the 24th degree of Aries
23°01′
A naked woman covering her secret parts with her left hand, and holding up her right hand.
Venusthe 14th degree of Taurus
13°30′
A man holding a staff in his hand.the 6th degree of Gemini
5°40′
A man holding a balance in his right hand.
Marsthe 5th degree of Aquarius
4°05′
A woman going before, and a man following her.the 27th degree of Aquarius
26°15′
A house compassed about with a strong wall.
Jupiterthe 14th degree of Aquarius
13°35′
A man holding a boot in his hand.the 6th degree of Pisces
5°45′
A great bird feeding on the ground.
Saturnthe 17th degree of Pisces
16°57′
A man drowning himself in the water (I don’t suppose to be in the fire).the 10th degree of Aries
9°07′
A man bare-headed, but clothed over his body, piercing a bear through with a spear.
Uranusthe 9th degree of Leo
8°00′
A man well clothed and adorned.the 1st degree of Virgo
0°10′
A woman adorned, expecting the sight of a man.
Neptunethe 18th degree of Aries
17°04′
A woman sitting in a chair, holding up her right hand.the 10th degree of Taurus
9°14′
Two men standing, with a dog playing between them.
Plutothe 4th degree of Taurus
3°14′
A woman holding a whip in her right hand.the 26th degree of Taurus
25°24′
A man standing, showing his hand.

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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