Vydūnas
Lithuanian philosopher (1868-1953)
| Born | 22 March 1868, Jonaičiai |
|---|---|
| Died | 20 February 1953 |
| Recorded as | theosophist |
| Source | Wikidata Q932413 · 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
| Planet | Sidereal | Image | Tropical | Image |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sun | the 11th degree of Pisces | A man walking with a staff under his arm. | the 3rd degree of Aries | 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. |
| Moon | the 20th degree of Aquarius | A lame woman leaning on a staff. | the 12th degree of Pisces | A young man looking behind him, with a fierce countenance. |
| Mercury | the 18th degree of Aquarius | A great owl standing still. | the 10th degree of Pisces | A man beating in a mortar. |
| Venus | the 21st degree of Aries | A dog sitting and turning his face towards a lion. | the 13th degree of Taurus | Two women with staves, smiting and striking one another. |
| Mars | the 22nd degree of Aquarius | A man cutting off another’s hands and feet with a hatchet. | the 14th degree of Pisces | A man cutting wood. |
| Jupiter | the 2nd degree of Pisces | A man sitting on the earth. | the 24th degree of Pisces | A man and a woman lying in a bed together. |
| Saturn | the 14th degree of Scorpio | A well without water. | the 6th degree of Sagittarius | A fair young boy crowned with laurel, and a shepherd’s crook in his right hand. |
| Uranus | the 17th degree of Gemini | A man without hands, and idle. | the 9th degree of Cancer | A woman holding a distaff in her right hand. |
| Neptune | the 23rd degree of Pisces | A woman having her garment rent. | the 15th degree of Aries | A man bare-headed, his arms stretched out, and clothed with a habergeon. |
| Pluto | the 23rd degree of Aries | Six serpents, three of them fighting against the other three. | the 15th degree of Taurus | Seven fowls flying in the air. |
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