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Detriment: A Questionable Distinction | Part 1: Historical Development

February 2, 2020September 9, 2020 Ant 12 Comments abu 'ali, Abu Bakr, Abu Ma'shar, adversities, al-andarzaghar, antiochus of athens, arabic astrology, ben dykes, chris brennan, debility, detriment, dignity, domicile, Dorotheus, exaltation, exile, fall, firmicus maternus, greco-roman astrology, greek astrology, Hellenistic astrology, hephaistio, hephaistion of thebes, liber hermetis, manetho, Masha'allah, medieval astrology, Paulus Alexandrinus, persian astrology, porphyry, ptolemy, reconstruction, rhetorius, Robert Schmidt, roman astrology, sahl, serapio, teucer, theophilus of edessa, umar al-tabari, Valens, wabal, zodiac

Update 9/4-9/20: A little over a month ago, this article was mentioned on a podcast where its arguments were misrepresented,

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Twelve Easy Lessons for Beginners | 4. Signs and Stakes

September 6, 2012June 10, 2019 Anthony 22 Comments 13th sign, astrology lesson, barack obama, bill clinton, bounds, constellation, domicile, equinox, ophiucus, quadruplicity, sidereal, signs, solstice, stake, terms, triplicity, tropical, zodiac

The Signs of the Zodiac So far we’ve looked at the origins of astrology, the meanings of the planets, planetary

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Beginners Dignity Principles

Mercury in Gemini, Mercury in Virgo | Not Necessarily Strong for the Intellect

December 15, 2011October 23, 2018 Anthony 18 Comments detriment, dignity, domicile, exaltation, fall, gemini, intellect, mercury, quadruplicity, virgo

Mercury with Super-Dignity If you believe that Mercury, the planet of intellect, must bode well for the intellect in its

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Dignity Principles

The Curious Case of Jeffrey Dahmer and Ted Turner

October 21, 2011April 28, 2019 Anthony 25 Comments accidental benefic, accidental malefic, almuten, detriment, dignity, domicile, exaltation, fall, sign

Is Your Chart Dignified? The truth is that essential dignity tells you quite little about the “essential dignity” of a