Tag: Astronomy

  • Astronomy, C-Entries, Glossary

    Comets

    Erratic members of the Solar system, usually of small mass. Luminous bodies, wandering through space, or circulating around the Sun, and visible only when they approach the Sun. They usually […]

  • Astronomy, C-Entries, Delineation, Glossary

    Climaterical Periods

    Every 7th and 9th year in a Nativity, supposedly brought about through the influence of the Moon in its position in the Radix. The Moon squares her own place by […]

  • Astronomy, C-Entries, Glossary

    Circles of Position

    Circles intersecting the horizon and meridian, and passing through a star: in terms of which to express the position of the star. Their use is not obsolete. However, Circles of […]

  • Astronomy, Delineation, Glossary

    Circle

    The complete circle of the zodiac, or 360 degrees of 60 minutes each. DeVore, Nicholas. Encyclopedia of Astrology. New York: Philosophical Library, 1947.

  • Astronomy, C-Entries, Glossary, Occultism

    Caduceus.

    n. The wand of Hermes, or Mercury, the messenger of the gods. A cosmic, sidereal, or astronomical symbol; its significance changing with its application. Originally a triple-headed serpent, it is […]

  • Astronomy, C-Entries, Glossary

    Celestial Sphere

    If one pictures the sphere we call the Earth, enlarged to embrace the visible heavens, the resulting concept can be called the celestial sphere. If it is a true sphere, […]

  • Astronomy, C-Entries, Delineation, Glossary

    Cazimi

    An Arabian astronomical term applied to the center of the Solar disc. It is employed to describe a planet located within an arc of seventeen minutes (17′) of the Sun’s […]

  • Arabic, Astronomy, C-Entries, Glossary

    Cauda Draconis

    The Dragon’s Tail. v. Moon’s Node. DeVore, Nicholas. Encyclopedia of Astrology. New York: Philosophical Library, 1947.

  • Arabic, Astronomy, C-Entries, Glossary

    Catahibazon

    An Arabic term for Cauda Draconis. v. Moon’s Node. DeVore, Nicholas. Encyclopedia of Astrology. New York: Philosophical Library, 1947.

  • Astronomy, C-Entries, Delineation, Glossary

    Cataclysmic Planet

    Uranus, which combines both teh magnetic and the electric elements, producing sudden effects. DeVore, Nicholas. Encyclopedia of Astrology. New York: Philosophical Library, 1947.

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