Astrology in Medicine the Fitzpatrick Lectures Delivered Before the Royal Coll
Astrology in Medicine the Fitzpatrick Lectures Delivered Before the Royal Coll
Charles Arthur Mercier
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Mercury rejoices in the Ascendent, Luna in the third House, Mars in the sixth, Sol in the ninth, Jupiter in the eleventh, and Saturn in the twelfth. Perhaps the most important factor in modifying the power of the Planets, and certainly the factor to which the most importance is attached, is their relative position or aspect with respect to one another, and to the Ascendent. The first aspect of Planets to one another is Conjunction, which, like other terms in Astrology, and in its congener, Logi...c, is not always used in the same sense. Planets are said by some au- thorities to be in conjunction when they are within 2° of one another ; by others, when they are within 15° of each other ; by others, when they are in the same Sign, and by others when they are in the same House. All are agreed, however, that when- ever a Planet is within 15° of Sol, it is combust, and its powers are for the time abolished. Other- wise, when Planets of the same qualities are in conjunction, they corroborate and reinforce one another ; but when Planets of opposing qualities Aspects of the Planets 31 are in conjunction, each cancels a part of the power of the other ; so that when a good Planet is con- joined with an evil one, the malice of this is tempered, and the benevolence of that is debili- tated.
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