Meaningsof theExaltationandDebilitationPointsof the

PlanetsBasedon the Observable

PeriodicCyclesin Nature

MichaelDouglasNeely

Abstract
The purposeof this paper is to offer up a different take on the meaningof the exaltation and
debilitationpointsof the planetsbasedon observableperiodiccyclesin nature.

Referenccsin Astrolory Texts

The two main referencesto exaltationand debilitation points are in the Brihat ParasharaHora
Shastraby Parash&r&, & Hindu astrology text from the ?th-8th century CE; and The Book of
Instructionin the Elementsaf theArt of Astrologt by Albiruni, anArabic astrologytext from the
1lth centuryCE. Thetwo maintraditions'exaltationpointsareasfollows:

Planpt HindUExpltation , Arabip Exaltafion

Sun 10"Aries l9o Aries
Moon 3" Taurus 3" Taurus
Mercury 15oVirgo 15"Virgo
Venus 27oPisces 27" Pisces
Mars 28oCapricom 28oCapricorn
Jupiter 5oCancer 15oCancer
Saturn 20oLibra 2lo Libra
RahulDragon'sHead N/A 3oGemini
KetulDragon'sTail N/A 3" Sagittarius

The Sun, Jupiter,and Saturnare the only planetsthat dif;fer in exaltationdegreesfrom the two
traditions.Rahuand Ketu do not haveexaltationsin the Hindu tradition. Debilitation degreesare
always180oawayfrom the exaltationdegrees.

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PracticalApplication

Exaltationanddebilitationof a planetaretypically usedin determiningif a planetwill be ableto

manifestits qualitiesor not, respectively.In someastrologicalsystems,like Hindu astrology,
planetsin exaltationare given the highestvalue of 60 points in a sexagesimalpoint systemoand
planetsin debititationaregiven 0 pointsothe lowestvalue.Practicalapplicationof exaltationand
debilitation of the planets in astrology has met with limited successand rnuch critique by
contemporaf,y astrologerssuchthat usageof exaltationanddebilitationpoints areoften only used
by astrologersworking with traditironalastrologysystems.A comrnoncritique of the exaltation
and debilitationsystemsis the placementof a planet'sexaltationand debilitationsign doesnot
seemto flow with the principles and correspondences of mainstreamastrologytechniquesand
dosignations. For example,how can Mars be exaltedin Capricorn,ruled by Saturnowhen Saturn
is debilitatedin Aries, ruledby Mars?

Another issue is with the etymology of "exaltation" and o'debilitationo'and ttre epithetsof the
planetsdo not match the actual observablephenomenaof the tropical zodiac sign in which the
planetis eitherexaltedor debilitated.For example,the Sunis not observablyconsideredexalted
at the time of year whenthe Sunis at 10" Aries (-March 3l st in the Gregoriancalendarsystem)
with tlre Hindu sy$temnor 19" Aries (*April gth in the Gregoriancalendarsystem)with the
Arabic system.The Sunwould be consideredexaltedby its observablephenomcnawhen it is 90"
progressedin the tropical zodiac at 10" of Cancer(Hindu system)or 19" of Cancer(Arabic
system)when the summerseasonis underwayin the northernhemispherearound July 2nd or
July 1lth, respectively.

Another exampleeoncernsthe epithetsfor Jupiter and Venus.Jupiter's epithet is the giver of

pleasantnessand Venusoepithetis the giver of vigor. Jupiteris often associatedwith wealth and
benefice.Jupiteris exaltedat 5o or 15oof Cancerdependingon whstherone is usingthe Hindu
or Arabic system,respectively.If one would be living off the land and very susceptibleto the
environmentalcycles, like the ancientpeople were, then the time of year representedby 5o or
15" Cancer,late June/earlyJuly, would not be represerrted by much pleasantness in the northern
hemispheregiven the cropsare just startingto grow at this time of year.Applying the samelogic
as was donefor Sun and moving 90u forwardto 5" or 15oLibra (late September/early October)
would show Jupiter's qualities at their apex during the harvest seasonexperiencedby most
civilizations in the northernhemisphereat this time of year.

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 Venusis often associated with vigorobeauty,love, andvessels.Venusis exalted at 27oof pisces,
which is aroundMarch l Stheachyear.Thereis not a lot of vigor,
beauty,or noticeablevesselsat
their apexat this time of year.This is the time of yearwhennatureis
slowly beingreleasedfrom
the grip of the winter seasonin the northernhemisphere.Fastforward
90owhen Venusis at 27o
Gemini aroundJune 19th in the northernhemispherewhen natureis
at its most beautiful with
lush lawns,geminatingandpollinatingplants,andweddingsgalore.The apex
of Venuswould be
a much betterfit at this progressedtime of year.

ProposedResolutionof planetary Dignities

With the examplesgiven in the previous paragraphs,the major hypothesisof

this paper is to
recalibratethe exaltationanddebilitationpoints of the visible planetsfrom how
they aretypically
assignedby both fiaditional md contemporaryastologers. The recalibration
of the visible
planetswould mimic the sine wave patternsfound in nature that have planet
a go through its
uniquelife cycle of upswing,climax, downswing,and anti-climaxin the tropical
zodiac.Some
examplesof thesesinewavepatternsobservedin natureareas follows:

Life Cycte Upswing Climax Ilownswing Anti-climax

Day Morning Noon Evening Midnight
Luner Qrarter Moon Full Moon QuarterMoon New Moon
Waxing Waning
Year Spnng Summer Fall Winter
Human Life Birth Adult Retirement kath

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This recalibrationwouldrequireastrologers
to changethe traditionalnotionof whatexaltation
and debilitation points represent.In particular, it would involve changing the term "exaltation'oto
the term "upswing" and changing the term "debilitation" to the term 'odownswing". From this
point onwards I will often use the terms 'oupswingo'and "downswing" when I am speakingof the
terms "exaltation" and "debilitation", respectively, to properly match a planet's term to its
dignity. When all the planets are put within this sine wave framework the following table can be
created:

Planet Upswing Climax Downswlng Anti-clinnax

$un 10'Aries (30) l0' Cancer(60) 10"Libra (30) 10" Capricorn(0)
(Hindu) (Hindu) (Hindu) (Hindu)
19"Aries (30) l9o Cancer(60) 19"Libra (30) 19oCapricorn(0)
(Arabic) (Arabic) lArabic) (Arabic)
Moon 3oTaurus(30) 3" Leo {60} 3o Scorpio(30) 3oAquarius(0)
Mars 28oCapricora(30) 28'Aries (60) ?8* Cancer(30) 28oLibra (0)
Mercury 15'Virgo(30) l5o Sagittarius(60) 15"Pisces(30) 15"Gemini(0)
Juplter 5" C*ncer(30) 5uLibra {6S} 5oeapricora{30} 5'Aries (0)
(Hindu) (Hindu) (Hindu) (Hindu)
15"Cancer(30) 15'Libra (60) 150Capricorn{30) 15"Aries(0)
(Arabic) (Arabic) (Arabic) (Arabic)
Venue 27" Pisces(30) 27'Gernini(60) ?7" Virgo {30} 27" Sagiuarius(0)
Saturn 20" Libra (30) 20" Capricorn(60) 20" Aries (30) 20oCancer(0)
(Hindu) {Hindu) (Hindu) (Hindu)
?lo Libra {3S} 2lo Capricorn(5$) 210Aries{30} 21oCancer(0)
(Arabic) (Arabic) (Arabic) (Arabic)
Rahu 3" Gemini(30) 3" Virgo (60) 3o Sagittarius(30) 3" Pisces{0)
{Arabh) {Arabis) (Arabic) {Arabic)
Ketu 3" Sagitfarius(30) 3" Pisces(60) 3oGemini(30) 3" Virgo (0)
(Arabic) (Arabic) (Arabic) (Arabic)

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 spacial symmetrieswith the proposedFramework

Whenoneplacesthe visible planetsin the signsof a southernstyleJyotish zodiacbased

on their
upswing, climo<, downs*itg, and anti-climar<sign placements;the following symmetrical
patternemerges:

{ uo D T
I I) & I

X (Pisces) T (Aries) b (Taurus) tr (Gemini)

D )t o
t) d

YIA(Aquarius) tP (Cancer)
T o 0
t) d

\rs(Capricorn) 4 (Leo)
l J) )t o l
I T7d I

F (Sagittarius) ITL(Scorpio) n (Libra) IIR (Virgo)

The cardinalor movablesignshavefour planets(the Sun,Saturn,Marsoand Jupiter)in them,the

fxed signs havejust one planet (the Moon) in them, and the mutable or dual signs have two
planets(MercuryandVenus)in them.It is very telling that the particularquadruplicity(cardinal,
fixed, or dual) of the sign echosthe numberof planetswithin the sign basedon their fotp point
life cycle of upswing,climzu<, downswin&and anti-clima,x.The cardinalsigns,which mark the
beginningof eachseason'containsthe mostplanets(four) and eachplanethasa different turning
point (i.e-,upswing,climax, downswing,andanti-climax)in eachof the cardinalsigns.The Sun
has its climax in Leo, Jupiterhas its climalr in LibraoSaturnhas its climax in Capricorn,and

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Marshasits climaxin Aries.TheSunandSaturnarepolaropposites
of oneanother;thesameis
true for Jupiter and Mars. The ancient epithets of the Sun, Saturn, Jupiter, and Mars also bare this
out. Saturn is "The Son of the Sun." Jupiter is the "heavy one" while Mars is the 'thin waisted
one". The fixed signs only contain one planet (the Moon). The mutable or dual signs just hold
two planets. It is also very interesting that the two planets in the dual signs (Mercury and Venus)
look very much alike with the exception of Mercury having a crescent on top of its glyph.

Mathematicsl Symmetrieswithin a ProposedRank of the Planetary Life Cycles

With the proposedsine wave life cycle framework some interestingmathematicalsymmetries

also come up and point to the more symmetical of the two most common exaltationand
debiliation systems(i.e., Arabic and Hindu) when proposingthe phasesof the planeary life
cycleswithin the sexagesimal(0-60) numberingsystemthat underliesall traditional astrology
calculations,in which the exaltationanddebilitationprinciplesare based.

In tlre Brihat Parsshars Hors Shastra an exalted/upswingplanet would receive t rupo (60
virupas)anda debilitated/downswing planetwould receive0 virupa* In the proposedphasesthe
life cycle stationswould receivethe following amountof virupos:

Anti-climax: 0 virupas
Upswing:3Avirupas
Climax: I rupa/60virupas
Downswing:30 virupas

Eachquartrer(90") a planetwill gain or lose30 virupasdependingif it is moving towardsclimax

or anti-climar<,
respectively.This is .3333...,por degreeof a 360otropicalzodiac.This ranking
systemcreatesa sinewave-typelife cycle patternthat is observedthroughoutnature.

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Hindu Astrology WrapaSymmetryAna$sis

AppendixA lists eachplanet'svirupa amountat eachdegreeof the 360otropical zodiac,the

cumulativevirupatotalsfor all planetsat eachdegreeof the 360'tropical zodiac,anda graphof
those virupa totals by planet and cumulatively;which are all basedon the Hindu astrology
exaltationand debilitation degrees.From the spreadsheetand graph a number of interesting
symmeffiespop out.

The theoreticalhigh of the virupa cumulativetotals is 420 virupas (7 planetsx 60 virupas) and
the theoreticallow is A virupas (7 planetsx 0 virupas).The actualhigh of the cumulativepoints
of the planetsis 248.33virupas at 3o Leo and the actuallow of the cumulativepoints of the
planetsis 171.67virupas at 3" Aquarius.Thesetwo tropical zodiacpoints are the sameas the
Moon's climax and anti-climaxpoints,respectively.This is interestingbecausethe Moon is one
of the two luminaries(the other is the Sun) and the Moon is the closestplanetto the Earth.The
theoreticalmidpoint betweenthe theoreticalhigh (420 virupas) and low (0 virupas) is 210
virupas $2A virupas divided by 2).The degreeswhere the Moonosupswing (3" Taurus)and
downswing(3" Scorpio)points are locatedhave actualcumulativetotals of the planetsat 217
virupas arxd203 virupns, respectively.Thesecumulative point totals of tlre planetsare both 7
virupasfrom the midpointtheoreticalmid-pointof 210 virupas.

Looking at the numbersof the spreadsheetand/orseeingthe peaksandvalleys of the graph,each

of the planets'clima:rescan be seenin the peaksand eachof the planets'anti-climaxescan be
seenin the valleys. The cumulativetotals of the planetsincreaseor decreaseby I rupa each
degreebetween5-28" Aries and Libra and 15-27" Gemini and Sagittarius,which are within
eithera male and fire or air sign that is not a fixed quadruplicitysign.All other degreesof the
zodiacincreaseor decreaseby -.3333. The rangebetween5-28oAries is whereJupiterhas its
anti-climaxpoint (5o),the Sunhasits upswingpoint (10"), Saturnhasits downswingpoint (20"),
and Mars has its climax point (28"). The rangebetrveen5-28" Libra is where Jupiterhas its
climax point (5"), the Sunhasits downswingpoint (10"), Saturnhasits upswingpoint (20"), and
Mars hasits anti-climaxpoint (28'). The rangebetween15-27"Geminiis whereMercuryhasits
anti-climaxpoint (15') and Venushas its climax point (27").The rang betweent5-27"
Sagittariusis whereMercuryhasits climu point (15") andVenushasits climax point (27').The
Moon is the only planet that doesnot fall in a rangethat has a I rupa cumulativejump at the
points of its upswing,clima:<,downsfrng, or anti-climaxpoints. But as mentionedabove,the
Moon's climax and anti-climaxpoints is the frameworkof the cumulativeactualhighs Q4833
virupas)andlow (171.67 virupas/toals of the plantsat 3" Leo andAquarius,respectively.

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Arabic Astrolory WrupaSymmetryAnalysis

Appendix B lists eachplanet'svirupa amountat eachdegreeof the 360" tropical zodiac,the

cumulativevirupa totalsfor all planetsat eachdegreeof the 360" tropical zodiac,anda graphof
those vtrupa totals by planet and cumulatively; which is all based on the Arabic astrology
exaltationdegrees.From the spreadsheet and grapha numberof interestingsymmetriesalsopop
sut andwhich $eemsto be more symmetricalandtheoreticallysoundthan the Hindu system.

I believethe thsoreticalhigh and low of the virupa totals of the Arabic systemshould also be at
420virupas (7 planetsx 60 virupas) and 0 virupas (7 planetsx 0 virupas),respectively,because
the RahuandKetu numberscancelthemselvesout given RahuandKetu are always l80o apartin
their life cycles.The actualhigh of the cumulativepoints of the planetsis 247.67virupasat 3o
Leo and the actuallow of the cumulativepoints of the planetsis 172.33virupasat 3" Aquarius.
Thesetwo tropical zodiacpoints areat the Moon climax and anti-clirnaxpoints,respectively,just
like the Hindu system.Thereis a -.66 virupas differencein allocationof the virupas due to the
differencein exaltationpoints of ttree planets(Sun, Jupiter,and Saturn)opreviously mentioned.
The theoreticalmidpoints betweenthe theoreticalhighs and lows are 2lA virupas, which is the
safirsfor either system.The cumulative virapa totals of tlre planetsat the Moon's upswing and
downswingpoints are 2ll virupas and 209 virupas, respectively.Thesepoints are both I virupa
fom th theoreticalmidpoint sf 210 virupas. It is ver interestingthat the virupa cumulative
midpoint totals of the Moon's upswing and downswingpoints are only I virupa off the mark
frorn the theoreticalrnidpoint of the thesretiealhighs and lows of the virupas cumulativetotals
of all the planets.Given the actual high and low cumulativetotals of the virupa valuss are the
sameas the Moon's climax and anti-climax virupa point totals, it would seemthe Arabic system
of exaltation points would be more accurategiven the theoreticaland actual midpoint virupa
totalsof all the planetsat the Moon'supswing(2ll virupas)anddownswing(209 virupas)points
inthe tropical zodiacdiffer from thetheoretisaland actualvirupa midpoint (210 virupa) by just
1 virupa verses7 virupasin the Hindu system.

Looking at the numbersof the spreadsheet and/or seeingthe peaksand valleys of the graph of
the Arabic system,eachof the planets'clima:rescan be seenin the peaksand the planets'anti-
climaxescan be seenin the valleys,just like the Hindu system.The differencein the Arabic
systemare that cumulativetotals of the planetsincreaseor desreaseby I rupa befween15-28"
Aries is whereJupiterhasits anti-climur point (15"), the Sunhasits upswingpoint (19"), Saturn
has its downing swing point (21'), and Mars has its climax point (28').The range between
l5-28o Libra is whereJupiteris at its clirnaxpoint {15o},the Stmis at its dawnswingpoint (l9o},

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Saturnis at its upswingpoint(21'), andMarsis at its anti-climaxpoint(28").Therangebetween
15-27" Gemini is where Mercury is at its anti-climax point (15') and Venus is at its climax point
(27"). The range between 15-27'Sagittarius is where Mercury is at its climax point (15o) and
Venus is at its anti-climax point (27").The Moon is the only planet that does not fall in a range
that has a I rupa cumulative jump at the points of its upswing, climor, downswing, or anti-
climax points. But as mentioned above, the Moon's climax and anti-climax points holds the
actualhighs(247,67virupas)andlow (172.33vinrpas)totalsof theplantsat 3" Leo
crunulative
and Aquarius, respectively. Comparing the Arabic and Hindu systems, it seemsthe Arabic system
is has much more symmetry to it than the Hindu system.

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 sr0" TropicalZodiac virupa Progressionswith Hindu Degrees

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Zgdhc DrgrGc Ssn illoon flars ttcrory dqpnor Yonu! Sstrrn Tdd
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20Gcmhl S 55.33 47.67 4.67 3.67 ?7.@ 59.67 8.00 242.00
gtqordnl fit 55.67 i18.00 40.33 4.00 27.33 60.00 7.67 243.00
28Gornlnl B 56.00 48.33 4t).00 4.33 27.67 59.67 7.33 241.33
2gscrnhl S 56.33 48.67 39.67 4.67 28.00 59.3i} 7.00 243.67
O0gter 90 56.67 49.00 39.33 5.00 28.33 59.m 6,67 244.09
t Gancer gl 57.00 49.33 39.00 5.33 28.67 58.67 6.33 24433
2Grcr gL 57.33 49.67 38.67 5.67 29.00 s8.33 6.00 244.67
SCaacer Cl 57.87 s.00 38.33 6.00 29-33 58.@ 5,S7 24s.@
4Gateer 8{ 58.00 50.33 38.00 6.33 29.67 57"67
S0mcar 95 58.33 50.67 37.67 6.67 9,.00 57.33 5.00 245.67
tGanocr S 58.67 51.00 37.33 7.00 30.33 57.00 4.67 246.00
TCaner tl 59.00 51.33 37.00 7.?3 30.67 56.67 4.33 246.33
8&rocr 9B s9.33 51.67 36.67 7.67 31.00 56.33 4.00 246.57
9coccr g0 59.67 52.00 36.33 8.00 31.33 50.00 3.67 247.A0
l0Ggloer 100 60.00 52.33 36.00 8.33 31.67 55.67 3.33 247.33
tl Ganoer t0l 59.67 52.67 35.67 8.67 32.00 55.3i' 3.00 247.00
tlGancar t@ 59.s3 53.00 35.33 9.00 32.33 55.00 2.67 2#.67
l3canocr too 59.00 $3.33 35"00 9.tB 32.67 ?4.e7 2.33 2#.33
l40anoer lllt 58.67 53.67 3,1.67 9.67 3t3.00 54.33 2.00 246.00
f5Gmocr tlF 58.*' 54.00 34.33 10.00 33.3S 54.00 1.67 245.67
lc$rccr t06 58.00 54.33 34.00 10.33 33.67 53.67 1.33 245.33
tTGancar 1O7 67_67 v_67 33_67 10.67 34-00 53-33 1,00 245.00
lS0ancer f08 57.33 55.00 33.3til 11.00 34.33 53.00 0.67 244.67
t9Gancor tG 57.00 55.33 33.00 11.33 34.67 52.67 0.3i1 244.33
aGacroor lto 56.67 55.67 32.67 11_67 35.00 s2.33 0.00 244.00
z| Canca llt 56.33 s6.00 32.33 12.00 35.33 52.00 0.3t1 2M.33
&Wr 1t2 56,00 56.33 32.W 12.& 35.67 51.67 o-87 24.67
Acancer tlO 55.67 56.67 31.67 12.67 36.00 51,33 1.m 245.00
l{ Ganer 114 55.33 57.00 31.33 13.00 36.33 51,00 1.33 245.33
2$Gmcer 115 55.00 57.33 31.00 13.3it 36.67 50.67 1.67 245.67
BEacor f tG g.o7 57.87 30.67 13.67 37.00 s0.3i! 2.00 246.00
E7ncer tt 54.33 58.00 30.33 r4.00 37.33 50.00 2.33 24..33
280anccr tfo 54.00 58.33 30.00 14.33 37.67 49.87 2.67 248.67
29Gancar ll9 53.67 58.67 29.67 14-67 38.00 4{t.s} 3.00 247.W
OLco 1m 53.33 59.00 29.33 15.00 38.33 49.00 3.33 247.33
I f.eo lll 53.00 59.33 29.00 15.33 88^67 8.67 3.67 247,67
zlJo 1?8. 52.67 s9.67 28.67 15.67 39.00 48.St 4.00 24t!.00
0lro Ug 52.33 60.00 28.33 16.@ 39.33 48.00 4.33 248.93
4[lo 1X 52.00 59.67 28.00 1633 39.67 47.67 4.67 248.0A
Sl.eo 126 51.67 59.33 27.67 16.67 40.00 47.33 5.00 247.67
tl.eo t2n 51.39 59.00 2?.33 17.00 40.33 47.N 5.33 247.33
?Leo ln 5r.m 58.67 27.W 17.33 40.67 6.67 5.67 247.W
Et.ao f28 50.67 58.33 26.67 't7.67 41.00 ,16.33 6.00 246.67
gLoo 18 50.33 58.00 26.33 18.00 41.33 46.00 6.33 248.33
lO l.co lS0 50.00 57.67 26.00 18.33 41.87 45.67 6.67 2/t6.00
if lro 131 49.e7 67.33 25.67 18.67 42.00 45.33 7.00 24E.67
12l,ro l&l 49.33 57.00 25.3:l 19.00 4?.3tit 45.00 7.33 245.&3
13tm t3il 49.00 56.67 25.00 19.33 42.67 14.67 7.67 245.00
l.t lro 13t 48.67 56.33 24.67 19.67 43.00 M.33 8.00 244.67
lfr$o lS 48.33 56.00 24.33 20.m 41.33 44.N 8.33 2M.33
1$l*oo 138 48.00 65.67 24.W 20.33 s.o, 43.67 8.67 2M.W
t?[oo 1&7 47.67 55.33 n.67 24.61 44.00 43.39 9.00 243.67
l8loo 138 47.33 55.00 23.33 21.00 rf4.33 ,1"?.00 9.33 2,13.33
rg1ro 100 47.00 34.67 23.00 21.33 4.67 42,.67 9.67 2.13.00
20160 1n 46.67 54.33 n.67 21.67 45.00 42.53 10.m 242.87
2t Lo 141 46.33 54.00 22.8 22.W 4s.33 42.40 10.33 242.33
l*Loo 1*2 46.00 53.67 n.w ?2.33 45.67 4't.87 10.67 242.00
13 fo ttl3 ,{5.67 53.33 21.67 22.67 46.00 41.33 11.00 241-67
a4 l.co t't4 45.3i] 53.00 21.33 23.00 il6.3a] 41.00 11.33 241.33
25lro t45 4&m 52.67 21.00 23.33 46.67 40.67 11.67 U1.@
Slo trt0 4.67 52.3i1 20.87 23.67 47.00 ,f0.33 12.00 2&.67
2?L.o 147 44.3it s2.00 20.33 24.00 47.33 itO.00 12.33 240.33
?6',4$ lifS 44.@ 51.67 20.m 24.33 47.67 39.67 12.67 240.00
?eL6o t{9 43.67 5r.33 19.67 24.67 48.00 39.33 13.00 235.67
S9lrgo lf0 43.33 51.00 *o {a 25.00 48.33 39,00 13.33 239.33
I Urgo l5l 4it.00 50,67 19.00 25.srit 48.67 38.67 13.67 239.00
lyrrgo 162 42.67 50.33 18.67 25.67 ,19.00 38.39 14.00 238.67
E$rgo {69 42.33 50.00 18.33 26.00 4{t.33 38.00 14.33 238.33
4 Vrgo 'lS4 42.N 49.67 18.00 26.30 49.67 37.67 14.67 238.00
51rlr9o 156 41.67 49.33 17.67 8.67 50.00 37.33 15.@ 237.67
tvlryo tf6 41.St 49.00 17.33 27.00 50.33 s7.@ 15.33 237.33
rV|rgo 19/, 41.00 8.67 17.00 27.33 50.67 36.67 15.67 237.W
SYlrgo fS n.67 ,ftt.33 16.67 27.67 51.00 36.33 16.00 236.67
9*rSo tstt 40.33 48.00 16.33 2E.00 51.33 36.00 16.39 236.33
t0tkp llt 40.00 47.67 16.m 28.33 51.67 35.67 16.67 236.00
rt ltfgo 'l0l 39.87 47.33 15.67 28.67 52.00 35.33 17.00 235.67
lzltkgo t0l 39.33 47.m 15.33 29.00 52,33 3s.00 17.33 235.33
l3Vhgs fi9 39.00 6.67 15.00 29.33 52.67 u.67 17.67 ?35.00
l{Ybs 1t4 38-67 46.33 E.A7 29-67 53.00 u-33 1S.@ 2y.67
l6ttho tG 38.33 46.00 14.33 30.00 s.33 34.00 18.33 2 .33
r8thgo tGt 38.00 45.67 14.00 s.33 53.67 33.67 18.67 2U.OO
t?r|Lgo lgl 37.67 4s.33 13.67 30.67 54.00 33.33 19.00 233.67
l8y*gp 168 37.33 45.00 13.33 31.00 54.&l 3i'.00 1S.33 233.33
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Zofie Oogrce $rn Moon tfpre ililcrcury Judfer Ven||! Salwn Total
&Vlrgo t70 36.67 M.33 't2-67 31.67 55.00 32.33 20.00 232.67
21 Yhgo t?t 36.33 44.00 12.33 32.00 56.33 32.00 20.33 232.33
22 lTrgo 178 36.00 43.67 12.m 32.33 55.67 31.67 20.67 232.00
2Slfir$ tr3 35.67 43.33 11.67 32.67 5S.00 31.33 21.00 231,67
tdVkgo 774 35.33 43.00 1 1 .3 3 33.00 56.33 31.m 21.33 231.33
Itthsg 17S 35.00 42.67 1 1 .0 0 33.33 56.67 30.67 21.67 231.00
Stkgo l?6 9.67 42.33 't0.67 33.67 57-00 30,33 22.W 230.67
gtVWo lTl 34.33 42.W 10.3ril 34.00 57.33 30.00 22.33 230.33
?evtgo 17& 34.@ 41.87 34.33 57.67 29.67 22.e7 230.00
29lthgo 179 e3.67 41.33 9.67 34.67 58.00 29.33 23.@ 229.67
oLhn 180 33.33 41.00 9.33 35.@ 58.33 ?9.00 23.33 229.33
1 l&ro r81 33.00 40.67 9.00 35.9r 58.67 28.67 23.67 229.00
2lSra r& 32.67 40.33 8.67 35.67 59.00 28.33 24.04 228.67
t f.bra ts nt +,t 40.00 a .r4 36.00 ao t.{ 28,00 24.y3 228.33
4 t-bra t84 32.m 39.67 8.00 36.33 59.67 27.67 24.67 228.00
Sl&ra 186 31.67 39.33 7.67 36.67 60.00 27.33 25.00 227.67
6t$m r06 31.33 39.m 7.33 37.00 59.67 27.N 25-33 226.67
7l$rc 187 31.00 38.67 7.W 37.33 59.33 26.67 25.67 n5.67
8.L.bra ta 30.67 38.33 6.67 JT.OT 59.m 26.33 26.00 224.W
SLbra r@ 30.33 38.00 6.33 38.00 58.67 26.00 29.33 223.67
10|-hl:a 1S 30.00 37.67 6.00 38.33 58.33 25.67 26.67 222.67
tl Uhra 191 29.67 37.33 5.67 38.67 58.00 25.33 27.00 221.67
12 Lbrs 19e 29.33 37,00 5.33 39.00 57.67 25.00 27,33 220.67
13 Lbra r03 29.00 36.67 5.00 39.33 57.33 24.67 27.67 219.67
1/+Lbm t9f 28.67 36.33 4.67 3S.67 57.00 24.33 28.00 218.67
16 llbra r95 28.33 36.00 4.33 40.00 56.67 24.00 28.33 217.67
lolrbra 190 28.00 35"67 4.00 40.33 56.33 23.67 28.67 216,67
1? t-brn 1tr4 1t .91 35,33 3-67 40.67 56.00 4J,S 29.00 il5,47
18 Lbra r98 27.33 35.00 3.33 41.00 55.67 23.00 29.33 214.67
{9 Llbta t99 27.00 34.67 3.00 41.33 55.33 22.-67 29.67 213.67
t0 l'bra 200 26.67 34.33 2.67 41.67 55.00 22.33 30.00 212.67
21 lJbrtl NI 26.33 34.00 2.33 4?.00 9.67 t2.N 30.33 211.67
2et.br! w2 26.00 33.67 2.OO 42.33 s4.33 21.67 30.67 210-67
A[.bra & 25.87 33.33 1.67 42.67 s.00 21.& 31.00 209.67
tf Lbra eo4 25.33 33.00 1.33 43.m 53.67 21.N 31.33 2A8.67
26Lbre s 25.ffi 32.67 1.00 43.33 53.33 m.67 31-67 2Q7.67
2b l"bra gt6 24.67 at aa nea 43.67 s3.00 20.33 92.00 206.67
CtlSra frl 24.33 32.00 0.33 44.00 52.67 20.00 32.33 205.67
28l*bra ffi 24.W 31.67 0"00 44.33 52.33 19.67 32.67 204.67
e9librs ms 23.67 31.33 0.33 M.67 52.00 19.33 33.00 204.33
OSaordo elo 23.33 31.00 0.67 45.00 51.67 19.00 33.33 204.00
r krph 211 23.00 30.67 1.00 45.33 51.33 18.67 33.67 293-67
2&orffo tt2 22.67 30.33 't.33 45.67 51.00 18.33 34.00 203.33
3 Scorplo elg 22.9 30.00 1-87 46,00 50.67 18.00 34.33 203_00
if 96r& n4 22.W 29.67 2.00 48.33 50.33 17.6f 34.67 242.67
5$corSo 213 21_67 29.33 2.33 &.87 s0.00 17.33 35.00 20233
6Scptf*r ?16 21.33 29:ff) z.d{ 47.00 4$.67 17.00 35.33 242.ffi
T$sorpb 2rl 21.00 28.67 3.00 47.33 49.33 16.67 35.67 201.67
SScorpb 2'lg 20.67 28.33 3.33 47.67 49.00 16.33 36.00 201-33
9$corpb 2ts 20.33 28.00 3.67 48-00 ,{8.67 't6.00 36.33 201-00
tO$tBio w 20.00 27.67 4.m 48.33 !1833 15.67 36-67 200.87
tf Scorpeo *1 19.67 4',N 1.O0 48.67 48.00 15.33 37.00 200.33
t? Scorplo ep, 19.S 27.00 4.67 49.00 47.67 15.00 37.33 200.00
fCScorpb w 19.00 26.67 5.00 49.33 47.33 14.67 37.67 19S.67
t4Scorpio 24 18.67 26.33 5.33 d9.67 47.00 14.33 38.00 199.33
15 Scorph 6 18.33 26,00 5.67 50.00 46.67 14.00 38.33 199.00
16Scorpb +,126 18.00 2s.67 6.00 50.33 45.33 13.67 38.67 198.67
t7 Ecofnb g7 17.67 25.33 6.3r{} 50.67 46.00 13.33 39.00 198.33
18$oordo I 17.33 25.S 6.67 51.@ r15.67 13.00 39.33 198.00
19$corpio 229 17.00 24.67 7.00 51.33 45.38 12.67 39.67 197.67
trObrp&r m 16,67 24.33 7.s 51.47 45.m 12.33 40.& 197.33
2l Scon$tr aI 16.33 24.W 7-67 52-00 M.67 12.40 40.33 197.00
2eSoorpio n2 16.00 23.67 8.00 52.33 44.33 11.67 40.67 196.67
28$Frpio 28(' 15.67 23.33 8.33 52.67 44.00 11.33 41.00 196,33
A4$cordo w 15.33 23.00 8-67 53.m 43.67 11.00 41"33 196.00
SSoortso # 15.00 22.67 ofn f,,I {4 43.33 10,67 41.67 195.67
6$aor$q & 14.67 22.33 9.33 53.6? 4:t.00 10.33 42.00 195.33
2? Scorpio 87 14-33 u.@ 9.67 54.00 42.67 10.00 42.33 1S5.00
2SScordo 308 14.00 21.67 10.00 54.33 42.33 9.67 42.67 194.67
.?9Scotpb m 13.67 21.33 10.33 54.67 42.00 9.33 41.00 194.33
0Sa$Aatur 2{O 13.33 21.00 10.67 55.00 41.67 9.00 43.33 194.00
I Sagftldrtus 241 13.00 20.67 11.00 55.33 41.33 8.67 43.67 193.67
2 Saglttartus 42 12.67 20.33 11.33 55.67 41.00 8.33 44.00 193.33
3 Saglttadus 2ill 12.33 20.00 11.67 56.00 40.67 8.00 44.33 193.00
4 Sqittarius 2& 12.00 19.67 12.m 56 33 40_3K, t.a t &.67 1U2.87
SAqfibrius a{5 11.67 1S.33 12.33 58.67 40.00 7.33 45.00 192.33
B$aglttdlr|g a{o 11.33 19.00 12.67 57.00 39.67 7.00 45.3s 192.00
? Sagilhrl$s 2/17 11.@ 18.67 13.00 57.33 39.33 6.67 45.67 191.67
8$ittadu$ !lr8 10.67 18"33 13.33 57.67 39.00 6.33 4.6.00 191.33
9$.trts*|s gs 10.33 18-O0 13-67 54.00 38.67 s,0c 45-33 191,00
f0 Saglttarbr s0 10.00 17.67 14.00 58.33 38.33 5.67 48.67 190.67
11 Sagtttarl$ &1 9.67 't7.33 14.33 58.67 38.00 533 47.00 190.33
12$agftlartu* w 9.33 17.00 14.67 59.m 37.67 5.00 47.33 190.00
fB Sagttladt|6 250 9.00 16.67 15.00 59.&] 37.33 4.67 47.67 18S.67
fq Saglttarh$ ffi R, K7 re eQ Jq eq <o A7 27 nrn ,tt ,a fin t qo ee
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Zot|lac Dcgrse 'Sun tCloon ilgls Mercury Jupltar Venus Total

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$9agttaiiw ffi 8.33 16.00 15-07 60.00 3S.67 4.00 rt8.33 18S.00
16$ag$blur 206 8.00 15.67 16.00 59.67 36.33 3.67 48.67 188.00
17$agitmn 67 7.67 15.33 16,33 {o a'r 36.@ 3.33 49.00 187.00
losagftwt r 68 7.33 15.00 r6.67 59.00 35.67 3.00 49.33 186.00
19 Ssgittarhrt zsa 7.W 14"67 17.00 58.67 35.33 2.67 49.67 185.00
20Saghlarlus 280 6.67 14.33 17.33 sB.33 35.00 2.93 50.@ 184.00
tl Sagffiriu$ sl 6.33 14.00 17.67 s8.00 34.67 2.00 50.33 183,00
U Sagntarftrs x2 6.00 13.67 18.m 57.67 34.33 1.67 50.67 182.00
238agftfadus s{t 5.67 a4 QA
18.33 57.33 34-00 lea 51.00 lot nn

Af Sagi$ffi$ & 5.33 13.00 18.67 57.00 33.67 1.00 51.33 180"00
2SSaqfrtrrhre ffi 5.00 12.67 't9.00 56.67 33.33 0.67 51.67 179.00
t6$agffiarius 2FS 4.67 12.33 19.33 56.33 33.00 0.33 52.00 178,00
Cf Saentarius 87 4.33 12.00 19.67 56.00 32.67 0.00 52.33 177.O0
2Aagittmfrs eo8 4.{Xl 11.67 20.00 tr{ a7 tt a'R n ,tq 52.67 176.67
298fimts 2fi1 3.67 1 1 .3 3 20.33 55.33 32.00 0.87 53.@ 176.33
0Cspricom no 3.33 1 1 .0 0 20.67 55.m 31.67 1.00 53.33 176.00
I Caprtcorr n1 3.00 10.67 21.00 54.67 31.33 1.33 s.67 175.67
eCgprlcom g'72 2.67 10.33 ?1.33 54.33 31.00 1.67 54.00 175.33
3 Capricom 2'r3 2.33 10.00 21.67 54.00 30.67 2.00 54.33 175.00
a Capricorn gt4 2.00 9.67 22.ffi 53.67 30.33 2.33 54,67 174.67
SCaptbom *5 1.67 s.33 22.33 53.33 30.00 2.67 55.00 174.33
0Cagioom st$ 1.33 9.00 22.67 53.00 29.67 3.00 55.33 174.00
7 Caprlcorn tn 1.00 &67 23.ffi 52.67 29.33 3.33 55.67 173.67
SC4ricom 278 0.67 8.33 23.33 52.33 29.00 3.67 56.00 173.33
9Gspricam eTs 0.33 8.00 23.67 52.00 28.67 4.00 s6.33 173.00
l0Ganrbom m 0.00 7.W 24.00 51.67 28.33 4.33 56.67 172.67
11 frBrborn 281 n?2 7.33 24.33 51.33 28.00 4.67 57.00 173.00
lSGmrl@nl *8 o.7 7-00 24.87 51.O0 27.67 5,{X} 57.33 1?'l e'l

lAcapicom 283 1.00 6.67 25.W 50,67 27.33 5.33 57.67 173.67
fa@rn w 1.33 6.33 25.33 50.33 27.W 5.67 58.00 174.00
15 Gaprlcorn & 1.67 6.00 25.67 50.00 26.67 6.00 58.33 174.33
10 cagbm w ?.00 5.67 26.00 49.67 26.33 6.33 58.67 174.67
tTCaphom fiv uaa EQA
26.33 4S^33 26.O0 6.6r 59.c0 175.O0
18C#lcom as8 2.87 5.00 26.67 43.00 25.67 7.W 59.33 175.33
fCCaffborn s 3.00 4.67 27.9O M.67 25.33 7.33 59.67 175.67
e0C+ricom 290 3.33 4.33 27.33 48.33 25.00 7,67 60.00 176.00
tt Gaprborn p, 3.67 4.00 27.67 48.00 24.67 8.00 59.67 175.67
22 Gaprkorn g2 4.00 3.67 28.00 47.67 24-n 8.33 59.33 175.33
23@rkom ECt 4.33 3.33 28.33 47.33 24.@ 8.67 59.00 175.00
Ar@m w 4.67 3.m 28.67 47.00 zj.67 9.00 58.67 't74.67
S Gaprlcorn s 5.00 2.67 29.00 &.67 23.3tit 9.sril 58.33 174.33
?6@ri@rn *s6 5. .trl 2,33 29.33 46.33 29.S 9.67 58-00 174.00
ff sbtrn 87 5.67 2.00 25.67 46.00 22.67 10.@ 57.67 173.67
FCapricorn & 6"00 1.67 30.m ,15.67 22.X 10.33 57.33 173.33
29Gaprhom & 6.33 1.33 30.33 45.33 22"4O 10.67 57.00 173.00
OA$ffi{ir8 sao 6.67 1.00 30.67 4$.00 21.67 11.00 56.87 172.67
f &p*ts $o+ 7.00 0.67 31.00 44.67 21.33 11.33 56.33 172.X
2A4lartug sa 7.33 0.33 31.3r3 4.33 21.00 11.67 56.00 't72.AO
9Aquarhr 3qt 7.67 0.00 31.67 4.AO 20.67 12.W 55.67 171.67
4 AdFrarlus flt4 8.00 0.33 32.00 43.67 20.33 1?.33 55.33 172.00
SAquarl|s 306 8.33 0.67 32.33 4i1.33 20.q) 12,67 55"00 172.33
8Aryarft 806 o-0, l .w 32.67 43.00 19.67 13.00 9.67 17?.67
TAquatue O? 9.00 1.S] 33.00 42.67 19-33 13.33 54.33 173.00
SAq|l4tlt 308 9.33 1.67 33.33 42.# 19.00 13.67 54.00 173.33
gAquarius sog 9.67 2.00 33.67 42,00 't8.67 14.00 53.67 173.67
lOA$rart|t 310 Z,N 34.00 41.67 18.33 14.33 53.33 174.OO
f f Aefrr|hrg gll 10.33 2.67 34.33 41.33 18.00 14.67 53.00 174.S9
tA Aquartu3 812 10.67 3.00 34.67 41.@ 17.67 15.m 52.47 174.67
t3 Aqoarius 31S 11_00 3.33 35.00 40.67 17.33 15.33 52.&3 176.00
fa Arnsrfuo st4 11.e3 3.67 35.33 40.33 17.00 15.67 52.00 175.33
titqndue 315 11.67 35.67 40.00 16-67 rs.oo 51.67 175.67
16 Aouarhrg 918 12.00 4.33 36.00 39.67 16.33 16.33 51.&3 176.00
t7 Aqtsrtus 317 12.33 4,67 36.33 39.33 16.00 16.67 51,00 176.33
18A$|artli 3t8 12.97 5.00 36.67 39.@ 15.67 17.00 50.67 176.67
19Aquarlus 3ts 13.00 5.33 37.00 38"67 15,33 17.93 50.33 177.00
SSA$erius eo 1a 2e 5.67 37.33 ec 4r" 15.00 17.67 qn ffl 177.33
2l Aryarfui 8ql 13.67 6.00 37.67 38.00 14.67 18.00 49.67 177.67
22Arynr{ur dn, 14.00 6.33 38.00 37.67 14.33 18.33 4{'.33 178.00
aSA$f,adus s 14.33 6.67 38.33 e7 ee 14.00 18.67 49.00 178.33
2rAenstur w 14.67 7.00 38.87 37.00 13-67 19.00 48.67 178.67
6A+radus g5 15.00 7.33 33.00 .to.o/ r.r.6t 19.33 ,{8.33 179.00
aOArnrartus SF 15.e3 7.67 39.33 36.33 13.00 19.67 48.@ 179.33
elA$ratuf &7 15.67 8.00 39.67 36.00 12.67 20.00 47.67 179.67
?8lfiuE fus @8 16.00 8.33 40.00 35.67 '12.33 20.33 47.33 180.00
2eA4arftrs 329 16.33 8.67 40 33 35.33 12.00 2A.67 47.00 180.33
0Ptaes s 16.67 s.00 4Q.67 35.@ 11.67 21.00 46.67 180.87
t Plses tgt 17.00 s.33 41"00 u.67 11.3i] 21.33 46.33 't81.00
2 Ptsoes 3Sa 17.33 9.67 41.3i1 34.39 11.00 2't.67 46.00 181.3e
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SPlsccr s6 18.33 14.67 42.33 33.33 10-@ 22.67 45.m 182.33
OPlscss 306 18-67 1't.00 42.67 33.00 9.67 23.00 44.67 182.67
7 Flscee s7 19.00 11.33 43.00 32.67 9,33 23.33 44.33 183.00
8Ptsc6s 0s8 19.33 11.67 43.33 32.33 9.00 23.67 i14.00 183.33
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ll Flroar: 9{l 20.33 12.67 31.33 8.S 24.97 {r.00 184.33
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ltftFrq il6 2r.87 1+N 45.67 4.0(} 6.67 , 26.00 41.97 , 185:67
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' !q6-99
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, ?S:qt m4l 186.9r
l&P&Eca Sl& n.6I 15.00: 46:67 , 29.00, 5.07 27.00. 4O.S7 I 180.67
f9Ffror 3{e n.W 15.33 47.00 28.67 27.& ', s,s 187.m
9.33
f,O9lr6r 8m 233{t 1q.87 47.8 28.tr| 5.00 , ?7s7 40.m 187.39
grFhilr t5l t3.A7 16.(n 47.67 28.00 4.67 28.00 39.67 187.67
AHr6s tE 24.m r6.s 40.00 ?'!,il {,s , 28.Et 39.33 188.00
ld}tu !!t a4.Sl l$.87 .33 e7.35 4.00 , 2E67 tsso : r8.3i1
SrPh{. CE{ 24.67 17.@ rs.67 iz-q 3.67 . 29.00 38.67 188.67
fDffim ffi 26.m 1733 49.00 , ft.67 3.3t 29.9r 38.fit 189.m
gBFho.. $e 25.g1 17.07 49.3!t 20.33 3.00 N.67 38.00 . 188.39
gf Fti.f St 25.67 18.00 ns.6z zooo 2.6t 30.00 37.87 180.67
lapbo* F 26.00 1633 s,s *,ffi 2.33 30.fr! 91,S , 190.00
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28
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40
44
48
52
56
60
64
68
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76 (15'Gsnlnt
ao
84 Climaxof Vdnus(27'
88 Gemini)
92
96
Oimx of{le Sun (10"
100
Cncr)
104
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112 (20" Cdicerl
116
120
Clima(otftr ftld.r
124
{3'Lso}
128
192
136
14
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148
152
156
160
164
168
172
176
180
184
188
192
196
2m
204
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212 Uttd
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224
s.24
228
232
236
244
244
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256 Sagitlatli.,e)
260
264
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268
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272
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296
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328
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ilodsc Degrce &$l tloon Msrg iilercury Jupiter Vonus Saturn

0&bt o 23.67 19.00 50.67 25.@ 5.00 31.00 37.00 "ond
191.33
I Arl.r t 24.N 19.33 51.00 24.87 4.67 31.33 36.67 191.67
2Arhr 2 24.33 19.67 51.33 24.8 4.33 3'r.67 36.33 192.00
SArbt 3 24,67 20.m 51.67 24.M 4.00 32-m 36,00 19?.33
4AIbr rl 25.00 20.33 s2.00 23.67 3.67 32.33 35.67 192.67
EAr|c! 5 25.33 20.67 52.34! 23.33 3.33 32.67 35.33 193.00
6Arbs s 25.67 21.00 52.67 23.00 3.00 33.00 35.00 193.33
TArbr 7 28.W 21.33 53.00 22.67 2.61 33.3{l 34.67 193.67
&&s s 2&.S 21&7 53;33 12.# e.3{f 33.*7 34.33 194:00
9Arlee I 26.67 22.W 53.67 22.@ 2.00 34.00 34.00 194.33
tOArlcs to 27.W u.g 54.00 21.67 r.67 34.33 3ri'.67 194.67
ll Afhs 1l 27.33 22.67 54.33 21.33 1.3i1 34.67 33.33 195.00
12A,rlos tg 27.67 23.00 54.67 21.00 1.00 35,00 33.00 195.33
tA Ados r8 28.00 t,r qa 55.S 20.67 0.&7 3s.33 32.67 195.7
14 Arle! 14 28.33 23.67 55.33 20.33 0.33 35.67 32.33 1S6.00
lf Ad,Fs 1E 28.67 24.00 55.67 40.00 0.00 36.00 32.00 196.33
f0Arhs 10 29-00 24.33 56.@ 19.67 0.33 36.33 31.8-1 197.33
tTArlos 17 2S.S 24.67 56.33 19.33 0.67 36.67 31.33 198.33
lSAdos 18 n.g7 25.00 56.67 19.00 1.00 3r.00 31.00 199.33
l0Arb6 l9 30.00 25.33 57.00 18.67 1.33 37.33 30.67 200.33
20 Arle n 30.33 25.67 s7.34' 18.33 1.67 37.67 30.33 201.33
2l Adce tl 30.67 26.00 57.67 18,00 2.W 38.00 30.00 42.33
?dL|{,f,8 ZT 31.00 26-33 58.00 17_67 ?-33 38.33 29.67 20333
?3Arbs I 31.33 26-67 58.33 17.33 2.67 38-67 29.33 ?f,433
2tlrlcs * 31.67 27.00 58.67 17.00 3.00 39.00 29.00 205.33
?5Arb* 26 32.00 27.33 59.00 16.67 3.33 39.33 28.67 206.33
S0Arlef x 32.33 27.67 59.33 16.3it 3.67 39.67 28.33 207.33
frArtp*' E|' n.67 28-ffi 59fi7 f$.{x} 4,t'0 40.00 28.00 w.33
23Arlcr n 91.00 28.33 @.m 15.67 4.33 40.33 27.67 209.33
2eArhc n s].3i! 28.67 59.67 15.33 4.67 4Q.67 27.33 205.67
OTamr g! 33.67 29.00 59.33 15.m 5.00 41.00 27.@ 210.00
t Tarnrt 8l 34.00 2S.3i] 59.00 14.67 5.3{} 41.33 26.67 210.33
gTarrrtE a 34.33 29.87 58.7 14.33 5.67 41.67 26.33 218.67
3 Trrm &t 34.67 30.00 58.33 14.@ 6.00 42.40 26.00 ?11.00
.f Tsrug & 35.00 30.33 58.00 13.67 6.33 42-33 25^67 211.33
5 TsHtror 35 35.3S 30.67 57.67 13.33 6.67 42.07 25.33 21't.67
6Tanru io 35.67 31.00 57.33 13.00 7.00 43-00 25.00 212.A0
7 Tauug st 36.00 31.33 57.ff) 12.67 7.3it ,13.33 24.67 212.33
STarrs 38 36.33 31.67 s6.67 12.33 7.67 r+3.67 24.33 2't2.67
9Taqr$s 36.67 32.00 56.33 12.00 8.00 44.00 24.00 213.00
lOTarus 4{) 37.00 32.33 56.00 11.67 8.33 44.33 23.87 213.33
tf lanus 4t 3733 32-67 55.67 1133 8.67 4.67 23-3[] 213-67
t2Talrtn 42 37.67 3i!.00 55.33 11.00 9.00 45.00 23.00 214.OO
lSTamrt ,lll 38.00 33.33 55.00 10.67 9.33 45.3i1 22.67 214.33
14 Tatrug 4 38.33 33.67 u.67 10.33 9"67 4s.87 22.33 214.67
l0laurus ,t5 38.67 34.00 54.33 r0.00 10.00 4,6.00 22.ffi 215.00
18ffire {f- 39.00' 3l[.33' 54.00' 9.6't 1o.38 4633 21.67 21533'
t7Tannr *7 39.33 u.67 53.67 9.38 10.67 6.67 21.33 215.67
tg Tat|nss rt8 39.87 35.00 53.33 9.00 11.00 47,W 21.00 216.00
19Tilru8 40 i10.00 35.33 53.00 8.67 11.ixt 47.33 20.47 216.33
f,lTaurus 50 40.33 35.67 52.67 8.33 11.67 47.67 20.33 216.67
A TruruE 51 40.67 s.00 52.30 8.00 '12.@ 48.00 20.00 217.W
2l Tanrua v 4 1 .@ 36.33 52.00 7.67 12.3[] 48.33 19.67 217.33
atTg|rrus E} 41.33 36.67 51.67 7.33 12.87 4.87 19.e3 217.67
AITilru8 s4 41.67 37.00 51.33 7.W 13.00 49.00 19.00 2'18.00
6Tilfti 5$ 42.00 37.e3 51,00 487 13.33 4{1.3.? 18.67 e1&33
!0 Tsrus 50 42.33 37.67 50.67 6.3i1 13.67 49.67 18.33 218.67
gt Tauruc 5r 42.67 38.00 50.33 6.00 14.00 50.00 18.00 219.00
20Tartg 58 4it.00 38.33 50-00 t.b J r4.33 s0.33 17.67 219.33
2eTaqug s .33 38.87 49.67 5.33 14.67 50.67 17.33 215.67
O**d o 43.87 s).o0 49.3It 5.OO 1s,00 51.@ 17.m 224.W
I emil 61 ,[4.@ 3S.33 49.00 4.67 15.33 51.33 16.67 229.*
2GcmH 6e 44.33 39.67 8.67 4.33 15.67 51.67 16.33 ?24.67
0Gan*d 63 44.87 40.00 48.33 4_@ 16.00 52.00 18.00 221.W
4Oeminl el 45.00 ,t0.33 48.00 3.67 16.33 52.33 15.57 221.33
tGeqdul dE 45.33 48.81 47.W e tq 18"S7 52.67 15.33 n1.67
6Gsmhl 6 45.67 41.00 47.33 3.00 17.00 53.00 15.00 222.00
Tgetidd dr 46.00 41.33 47.M 2.67 17.& 53.33 14.67 222.33
I C.fldnl 08 ,f6.33 41.67 #.67 2.33 17.67 53.67 14.33 222.67
0Gqdd @ 46.87 42.& 46.33 2.00 18.00 54.@ 14.00 us.oo
t0Getfrti a 47.W ,12.3i1 46.00 1.67 18.ilir 54.33 13.67 22333
ll Cen$rl 71 47.33 42.67 45.67 1.33 18.67 54.67 13.33 223.67
t2Gcndrl 72 47.67 ,*3.0O 45.33 1.00 19.00 55.m 13.00 ?.24-W
'13em&|i xt ,18.00 43.33 45.00 0.67 19.33 55.33 't2.67 224.*
l4Gcmhi. 7+ i+8,33 43,67 M.67 0-33 19.6-7 5S67 12.33 n4.97
16 Gcn*ri ?5 /|8.67 44.00 4.33 0.00 20.00 56.00 12.00 225.00
16cmlnl 7$ 49.00 4433 4.ffi 0.33 20.33 56.3|:} 11.67 226.00
lTOenhl n 49.33 44.67 4it.67 0.67 n.67 56.67 11.33 227.N
lSGcrrftri ?a ,1S.07 45.00 {t.33 1.00 21.00 67.m 11.00 22,8-00
t9mffi 19 59.ffi 45.8 43.8 t.# 2t.& 97.8 19.87 n9.&
20OGmed & s0.33 45.67 42.47 '1.87 21.67 57.67 10.33 230.00
2t Gertrl al 50.67 46.00 42.33 2.00 22.@ 58.00 10.00 231.00
2Gantd 8A 51.00 45.33 42.00 2.33 22.53 58.38 9,67 232.00
23Ccmfi{ B 51.33 46.67 41.67 2.67 22.67 58.67 9.9, 233.00
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APPendixB
 360" TropicalZodiac Virupa Prognrssionswith Arabic Elegrees

Aodbc DegrG 3un flloon lllars ilercury Jupitor Yenus Saturn Tstal
ztcarkrl 86 52.00 47.t3 41.00 3.33 23.St 59.3f, 8.67 235.00
26Gernld S 52.33 47.87 40.67 3.67 23.67 59.67 8.33 236.00
r/Qfftul 87 52.67 48.00 40.33 4.00 24.00 m.00 8.00 237.00
AGemH 88 53.00 4833 40.m 4.33 2434 5S67 7.s,7 237.33
29Gartul 8e 53.3til 48.67 39.07 4.67 24.67 59.33 7.33 237,67
OGancer $ 53.67 49.00 39.33 5.00 25.00 59.00 7.00 2s8.00
1 Cancor 9i 54.00 49.33 3S.00 5.33 25.33 58.67 6.07 238.33
?Ganccr g2 54.33 49.67 38.67 5.A7 25.67 58,33 6.33 238.67
.$Sroco. *! 54.67 50.@ 38;33 aoo 2S.00 58;@ s.00 ?39r00
il Cancor 04 55.00 50.33 38.00 0.33 26.&t 57,67 5.67 239.33
Soanocr S 55.33 50.67 37.67 6.67 28.67 57.33 5.33 239.67
Ocener gB 55.67 51.00 37.33 7.00 27.00 57.00 5.00 240.00
TGancpr gl 56.00 51.33 37.00 7.33 27.33 56.87 4.67 24433
SCanar S 56.33 51.57 38.S7 1.d/ n.67 56.33 4.33 244.t7
9Gancer $ 56.67 52.00 36.&3 8.00 28.00 s6.00 4,00 241.00
t0@rcr 100 57.00 52.33 36.00 8.33 28.33 55.67 3.67 241.33
ll Grncar 101 57.33 52.67 3s.67 8.67 28,67 s5.33 3.33 241.67
12 Cfficcr lBz 57.67 53.00 35.33 Lm 29,00 55.00 3.00 242,00
lSGmoor 103 58,00 s.33 35.00 9.38 29.3:! 54.67 2.67 242.33
l4 C.rrcor lof 58.39 53.67 u.67 9.67 29.67 54.33 2. 242.67
lSCanccr 106 58.67 54.00 34.3i! 10.& 30.00 54.00 2.00 243.00
locanccr t(F 59.00 54.33 34.00 10.33 30.33 53.67 1.67 243.33
fl0*ccr $A 59.33 54.67 33.67 10.67 30.67 53.33 1.43 24567
l6Cmoer 108 59.67 55.00 33.33 11.00 31.00 53.00 1.00 244.00
l*Cancer 1(l9 60.00 55.3i1 33.00 11.33 31.sKt 52.67 0.67 244.33
tocamcr llo 59.67 55.67 32.67 11.67 31.67 52.33 0.33 244.00
ll Canoer 111 59.33 56.@ 32^33 12,00 32-00 52.00 0.00 243.67
2Ccolltr ffg 59.00 s6.33 32.O0 t2,33 a2-* 51'-57 0.3s 244.W
zacry|r 113 58.67 56.67 31.67 12.47 32.67 51.33 0.67 244.33
SlGanoer tt{ 58.33 57.00 31.33 13.00 3K!.00 51.00 1.00 244.67
SCancer lt5 58.00 57.33 3 1 .@ 13.33 33.33 50.67 1.33 245.00
20@rocr 116 57.67 57.67 30.67 13.67 33.67 50.33 1.67 24s.3il
llTcanccr 177 57.3ti' 58"00 30.33 14.OO 3,f.00 50.oo 2.00 24s.87
2SCanocr 1t8 57.00 58.33 30.m 14.3i1 34.3tit 4S).67 2.33 246.00
200shaor ttg $6.67 58.67 29.67 fi.47 u.67 49,33 2.67 246.33
OLco 18 s6.38 59.00 2S.33 15.m 35.00 49.00 3.00 246.67
I l.oo 121 56.00 59.39 29.00 15.fr] 35.33 8.67 3.33 247.00
zLo IXL 55.67 59.67 28.67 15.67 35.67 .33 3.67 247.33
g|.eo l8 55.33 @.00 28.33 16.00 36.00 48.00 4.m 247.67
4Lo 124 55.00 59.67 28.00 16,33 36.33 47.67 4.33 247.33
Sllo 15 54.67 59.3K1 27.67 16,67 36.67 47.33 4.67 247.00
Oto pG e433 59.00 27.33 17.09 37.00 4t 00 5.00 246"67
7l.Go 1n 54.@ 58.67 27.W 17.33 37.33 4$.67 5.33 246.33
8l-ro 18 s3.67 58.33 20.67 17.67 37.67 if8.33 5.67 246.00
0lo lm 53.3:r 58.m 26.33 18.00 38.00 46.00 6.00 245.67
l0Lo lil! 53.00 57.87 26.00 18.33 38.33 45.67 6.33 245.33
11'lbo rfi s2.6-r 5-r3g 25.6r 18.S7" 38.67 45"St 8.6r 245.00
lzLco lS s2.33 57.00 25.33 19.00 39.00 ,f5.0O 7.00 244.67
t3lro 133 52.00 56.67 25.00 19.3i1 39.33 4.67 7.33 244.33
l4t o t34 51.67 56.33 24.67 19.67 39.67 4.33 7.67 244.ffi
l5L.o lgi 51.33 58.m 24.8 20.00 40.@ 44.OO 8.@ 243.67
18l,oo t06 51.00 55.67 24.00 20.33 ,1O.33 43.67 8.33 e.a3
17Lo lg7 50.67 55.33 23.67 20.67 &.67 .33 8.67 243.00
l8tro 138 50.33 55.00 23.33 21.00 41.@ /tS.0O 9.00 242.67
l0l5o 1S 50.00 54.67 23.00 21.33 41.33 42.67 9.33 242.33
QOIao l.il0 49-67 54.33 22-67 21.67 41,47 42-33 s.67 L42-0o
1l l,.eo f4l 49.33 54.00 n.33 2.OA 42.N 42.00 10.00 24't.67
42lco 112 /+9.m 53.67 u.@ 22.33 42.?3 4r.67 10.33 241.33
?,|-J'o ltlS 48.67 53.33 2 t.6 7 22-67 42.67 41_33 10.67 241.00
3{bo 14 48.3i] 53.00 21.33 23.00 .00 41.00 11.00 240.67
26,1 tS 48.00 52.C7 21.O0 23.33 43.33 4,87 11.33 240.33
z0too l'16 47.67 52.33 20.67 ?3.67 43.67 40.33 11.67 2,0O.00
nLap fi? 47.33 52.00 20.33 24.00 44.00 40.00 12,OO 235.67
28Loo t48 47.W 51.67 20.00 24.8 4.33 39.67 12.33 239.33
28 tso 1,10 lm.67 51.33 19.67 24.67 M.67 39.33 12.67 239.00
Ovlrg|o tto 4.6.33 51.00 ln.re 25.00 45.S 39.00 13.00 2,34.67
r Vhgo tllt 46.00 50.67 19.00 25.9t 45.S1 38.67 13.33 238.33
2Vlgo t5a 45.67 50.33 18.67 25.87 38.33 13.67 238.00
't5.67
3Vlrgo lsll .15.33 50.00 1E.33 26.00 46.00 38.00 14,00 237.67
4Y|rgo 154 45.00 4!'.67 18.00 26.33 46.3:l 37.67 14.33 237.33
bYlrgo l5O 4.67 49.33 17.67 24.67 6.67 3i'/.33 't4.67 n7.w
OVFgo t68 M.33 49.m 17.33 27.N 47.N 37.00 15.00 236.67
Tvlrgo 757 44.00 4.67 17.00 27.33 47.33 36.67 15.3ir 236.33
SVlrSo li8 43.67 48.33 16.67 ?7.67 47.67 36.33 15.6/ 236.00
g.frkgo. |fe. 43.33 4&00 16.33 28.00 48.00 36.00 16"m 23s.67
rOVFgo tS 43.00 47.67 16.00 28.33 48.33 35.67 16.33 23533
ll vlrgo 16i 42.67 47.33 15.67 28.67 48.67 35.3i1 16.67 235.00
t2ftfgo 102 42.33 47.00 15.33 29.00 .00 35.00 17.00 234.67
lSVlrgo lfil 42.N 46.67 15.00 29.33 49.33 34.87 17.33 234.33
falrfr9a # 41.o7 #.8 14.07 ?9.567 8.47 34.33 17.67 zil.W
lSVlrgo lt5 41.33 4t'.00 14.33 30.00 s0.00 34.00 18.00 233.67
r6vkgo lOe 41.00 45.67 14.00 30.33 50.33 33-67 18.3:t 233.33
rTvkgp 1fit &.67 45.33 13.67 30.87 50.67 3tit,3s 18.87 233.00
t8\rfgto rOB 40.33 45.00 13.33 31,00 51.00 38.00 19.00 232,67
t9Ylrgo tS ,nm 44.67 le nn Q{ QA a{ a? et c7 to a ? 440 ae

Appendix B
 3d)o TropicalZodiac Virupa Prcgressionswith Arabic Degrces

?frrc Degrc 8un iloon llaro Mercury firpatcr lfenus Soturn Tolal
20Vlrgo 170 39-67 M.33 12.67 31.67 51.67 32,33 19.67 232.W
A\tUSo 171 39.33 44.00 12.33 32.00 52.00 32.00 20.m 23't.67
e2Wgo 172 39.00 43.67 12.00 32.33 52.33 31.67 20.33 231,33
2$lrhgn {?i 3857 4333 11.67 32.67 5?.67 3133 20-67 231!0
ArVhgo 174 38.34] 4!.00 11.33 3rit.00 5s.00 31.00 21.00 230.67
20 tlkgo 175 38.00 42.67 11.00 33.91 53.33 30.67 21.33 230.33
26Vrg0 t76 37.67 42.33 10.67 33.67 53.67 30.33 21.67 230.00
rTl 37.Si 42.00 10.33 34.00 54.00 30.00 n.@ ns.67
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?S-V*Co t?t 37.@ 41.87 10.@ 34.3S 54.33 29a7 22:33 229:33
l$Ylrgo 1?9 s.67 41.33 9.87 34.67 54.67 29-33 22.67 229.O4
Otbta 100 36.33 41.00 9.33 35.00 55.00 29.00 23.00 228.67
t l-bra r8l 36.00 40.67 s.00 3s.34! 55.33 28.67 23.33 228.33
2 Lbrd l8a 35.67 ,10.33 8.87 35.67 55.67 28.8 23.67 228.N
q( ee nea
3 Lbra 106 40.00 36.00 56.00 28"m 24.00 Eaffi
4 Lbra 184 35.00 39.67 8,00 38.33 56.30 27.67 24.33 227.33
6ubte 186 34.67 39.33 7.67 36.67 56.67 27.33 24.67 227.00
I L&ra 186 34.33 39.00 7.33 37.00 57.m 27.W 25.00 226.67
T Lbra 187 34.@ 38.07 7.W 37.33 57.33 26.67 25.33 ?,.633
Sl.bra 188 33.6-2 38.A3 6.6-l 37.67 57.67 26.36 25.67 226.00
e tbra 180 33.33 38.00 6.33 38.00 58.@ 26.00 26.00 225.67
l0ljbre tgO 33.00 37.67 6.00 38.frt 58.33 25.67 26.33 225.33
lt l.bri lgt 32.67 37.33 5.67 38.67 58.67 25.33 26.87 225.O0
l2t&ro lgl 3e.gt 37.m 5.&3 39.00 59.00 25"00 27.& 224.67
l3l,b|a 193 32.00 36.67 6.00 39.33 59.33 24.67 27.33 224.33
14 l-bre lgi 31.67 36.33 4-67 39.67 59.67 24.33 27.67 224-O0
15 Lbra 105 31.33 36.00 4.33 40.00 60.00 24.W 28.00 223.67
18 Lbra '196 31.00 35.67 4.00 40.33 59.67 23.67 28.38 222.67
t71,.&rs |9f 30.67 3$-33 i.nI 40.87 s9.33 23.?3 24.67 ?1.s7
tSlJbia 1S 30.33 35.00 3.33 41.00 59.00 23.00 29.00 220.67
19 Lbra 198 30.m 94.87 3.00 41.33 58.67 22.67 29.33 219.67
t0|.bra AXI 29.87 34.33 2.67 4'1.67 58.3iii 22.33 29.67 218.67
21 Lbra tltl 29.33 34.00 2.33 42.44 58.m u.6 30.00 217.67
22t&ra W, 29.00 33.67 2.00 42.33 57.67 21.87 30.3K' 215.87
28t$re 200 28.67 33.33 1.67 42.67 57.33 21.33 30.67 215.67
2tl-bra N 28.33 38.00 1"33 43.00 57.00 21.00 31.m 214,67
26lbra ffi 28.00 32,67 1.@ 4it.tr' 56.67 20.67 31.33 213.67
201$ra 206 27.67 32.33 0.67 ,67 56.38 20.33 31.67 212.67
Ct Ubra &7 27.33 32.@ 0.33 44.00 5'6.@ 20.00 32.00 211.67
2SLtbra 108 27.ffi 31.67 0.00 44.33 55.67 19.67 32.33 214.67
29l..]r M 26.67 31.33 0.33 M.67 55.33 19.3i1 32.67 210.33
Osaorpb 210 26.33 31.00 0.67 45.00 55.00 19.00 33.00 210.00
I Soacdo !t,f 26.00 30-E7 1.m 45.33 9.67 18-S7 3tit33 209-87
zscorpb 212 25.67 30.3K] 1.33 45.67 54.33 18.33 33.67 209.33
3$corplo ll3 25.33 30.00 1.67 46.00 54.m 18.00 34.00 209.00
a$oorpio /11 25.00 25.67 2.00 46.33 53.67 17.67 34.33 208.67
Sscolpio 2t5 24.67 29.33 2.33 46.67 53.33 17.33 34.67 208.33
SgcqTtio nE 2433 29.m 2.67 47-00 53.tr 17.O0 35.tr 2F8.00
?Scodo n7 24.N 28.67 3.00 47.33 52.67 16.67 35.33 m7.67
S3oorplo 218 23.67 28.3:l 3.33 47.67 52.33 18.33 35.67 207.33
I$corpb 219 23.33 28.00 3.67 48.00 52.00 16.00 36.00 207.00
l0$ootdo N 23.00 27.67 4.00 48.tr] s1.67 15.67 36.33 206.67
1.1Scorp|o 21 n.67 z r ..\t 4.33 48.67 5'1.33 15.33 36.67 206.3[t
tl8cordo m 22.33 27.W 4.67 49.00 51.00 15.00 37.00 206.00
fSScorF[o I 22.W 26.67 5.00 4S.33 50.67 't4,67 37.33 205.67
ltt Soorpio n1 21.67 26.33 5.33 49.67 50.stit 14.33 37.67 205.33
{SScorfie % 21.33 2400 i67 50-m 50.00 14"m 3&m 2ns m
l9$corylo & 21.00 25.67 6.00 50.33 49.67 13.67 38.33 2U.67
fT$aorylo gl 20.67 25.33 0.39 50.67 49.33 1A33 38.67 204.33
l8$corpb W 20.3til 25.00 6.67 51.00 49.00 13.00 39.00 204.00
l99cctpb 4 20.00 24.87 7.00 51.33 ,18.87 12.67 39.33 203.67
e0scortb 8, 19.E7 u.& 7.33 51.67 48.3it 12.33 39.7 203,33
2lScorpb 8l 19.33 24.W 7.W 52.00 48.00 12.00 ,10.00 203.00
U Scorplo W, 19.00 23.67 8.00 52.33 47.67 11.67 40.33 202.67
23goordo B 18.67 23.33 8.33 52,67 47.33 11.33 N.67 202.33
2f Soorplo 4 18.33 23.00 8.67 53.m 47.44 11.W 41.00 202.W
,r4t
elSoords @ 18.00 n.6'7 9.m ia 46.67 10.67 41.93 m1.97
AlScorpio gB 't7.67 22.33 9.33 53.67 46.33 10.33 41.67 201.33
fl$@rdo 8l 17.33 22.00 9.67 54.00 46.00 10.00 42.40 201.00
dScor$o N 17.00 21.67 10.00 54.33 45.67 9.87 42.33 200.67
29Scorpb eOO 16.67 21.33 10.33 54.67 45.tr} 9.33 42.47 200.33
Oagm.rfrF 2n 1633 21.00 10.67 55.m 45.O0 9.00 43.00 200.00
rgagitH|a X1 16.00 n.67 11.00 5s.33 u.67 8.67 41.33 199.67
28aglfiarils U2 15.67 20.33 11.33 55.87 M.gt 8.33 43.87 199.33
3saglttarius l{3 15.33 20.00 11.67 58.(D 44.00 8.00 M.N 199.00
4.Srgtfr|*lrte M 15.00 19.67 12.00 56.33 43.67 7.67 44,33 198.67
Ssegltiatis$ ,8 14.67 19.33 12.33 56.67 ,f3.39 7.33 M.67 198.33
0$aglttHlttc rc 14.33 19.00 12.67 57,00 .00 7.00 45.00 198.00
? SaglttirtuE nl 14.00 18.67 13.00 57.33 42.67 6.67 45.33 197.67
Ssaglttarlqr ll8 13.67 18.33 13.33 57.67 .33 6.33 45.67 197.33
ASt$trfiF N 13.ffi r6.00 13.67 5E.00 42.ffi 6-{n 46.S 197.00
lo$aglttarnls 2E0 13.00 17.67 14.00 58.33 41.67 5.67 46.33 196.67
11 $agiltbh|r e61 12.67 17.33 14.33 58.67 41.33 5.33 #.67 1S6.33
tes{lttarl|F z$a 12.33 17.00 14.67 59.00 41.m 5.00 47.00 196.00
13 Sagltttrls$ 5l' 12.m 16.67 15.00 59.33 40.67 4.87 47.33 195.67
tttsagilttartrs a1 c7 lri ?Q { e a co 67 ,{ tt'l A'f A? {o 4 2e
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 360" TropicalZodiac Virupa Progressionswith Arabic Degrces

Zoddrc Dcgrce Sun lrloon fltart Mercury Jupiter Venus Saturn Totd
f68eg[tlad$s 255 11.33 16.00 15.67 60.00 40.@ 4.00 {8.00 195.00
l6Saglttarlue 266 11.00 15.67 16.00 59.67 39.67 3.67 48.33 194.00
fT$aglttarhs 25? 10.67 15.33 16.33 59.33 ao ,la 3.33 48.67 193.00
rSs4lttarlr|8 SB 1033 15-m 'r6-67 ss-00 39-m 3-00 49-00 192.00
l9Seelttarl$s M 10.00 14.67 17.00 58.67 38.67 2.l 49.33 191.00
40$agmarlu$ m 9.67 14.33 17.33 58.33 38.33 2.33 49.67 190.00
21 gsgltta*F 81 9.3:r 14.00 17.67 58.00 38.00 2.00 50.00 189.00
zzsegfttarftrr A2 9.00 13.67 18.00 57.67 37.67 1.67 50.33 188.00
a$a#rn&r zFo 8:G7 13.3it 1&33 57.S1 37.33 1.33 50.s7 187.00
?* Saglttar&tr M 8.33 13.00 18.67 57.00 37.00 1.00 51.00 186.00
S$aglttarfts & 8.00 12.e7 19.00 56.67 36.67 0.67 51.33 185,00
2o$agltlwiqs 26e 7.67 12.33 19.33 56.33 36.33 0.91 51.67 184.00
17 Sagltttrft|s 8l 7.33 12.00 19.67 56.@ 36.00 0.m 52.00 183.00
gagfndtos aca 7.00 11.S7 20.00 65.87 35.67 0,33 52.33 182.67
20sltia?hrs !60 6.67 11.33 20.33 55.33 35.33 0.67 52.67 182.33
0Gotioorn nA 6.33 11.00 m.67 55.m 35.00 1.00 53.00 1E2.00
f CsprborD 211 6.00 10.67 21.00 54.67 u.67 1.33 53.33 181.67
ZGaprbom n2 5.67 10.33 21.33 54.33 34.33 1.67 53.67 181.33
3Gryrborn ng c.aaJ 10.m 21.67 54.00 34.00 2.00 54.00 18r .00
thrioom n4 5.00 9.67 22.W 53.67 33.67 2.33 54.33 180.67
iCapicorn ng 4.67 9.33 22.9 53.33 33.33 2.67 54.67 180.33
ocsprbom nA 4.33 9.00 22.67 s3.00 33.00 3.00 55.00 180.00
? Ceprtoorrr A7 4.00 8,67 23_@ 52,67 32.67 333 55.33 179.67
SGegicorn nS 3.67 8.33 23.33 52.33 32.33 3.67 65.67 179.33
gcaprlcom ng 3-33 8.00 23.67 52.00 32.00 4.00 56.00 179.00
f0Caprlcorn 60 3.00 7.67 24.W 51.67 3't.67 4.33 56.33 178.67
fl Cap&orn 8l 2.67 7.33 24.33 51.33 31.33 4.67 56.67 178.33
#f*nricort &2 2,33 7.8 24.67 51.00 3f.00 5-ffi 57"00 178:00
f3Gaprioorn 38a 2.00 6.67 25.00 50.67 30.67 5.tr} 57.33 177.67
fi Cqrlcom & 1.67 6.33 25.3|3 50.33 30.33 5.67 57.67 177.33
l6ceprlcom 285 1.33 6.00 25.67 50.00 30.00 0.00 58.00 177.00
l8G.prkorn AE 1.00 5.67 26.00 49.67 8.67 6.33 58.33 176.67
r?@m Ar 0.67 5.33 26.33 49.33 23.33 6.67 58.67 176.33
f8@rfcorn m 0.33 s.00 26.67 49.00 29.m 7.00 59.00 176.00
t9Candcorn 2F 0.00 4.67 27.W 4{t.67 28.67 7.33 59.33 't75.67
2ocaprlcott| 29O 0.33 4.33 27.33 48.33 28.33 7.67 59.87 176.00
2| Gaodcom 29i 0.67 4.00 27.67 48.00 28.m 8.00 60.00 176.33
U Gapr|com 82 1.00 3.67 28.00 47"67 27.67 8.33 59.67 176.00
filGaprloorn ,9S 1.33 3.33 28.33 47.33 27.33 8.67 59.33 175.67
21 Gapricorn N 1.67 3.00 28.67 47.00 27.ffi 9,00 59.00 175.33
2sCaprborn 295 2.00 2.47 29.00 46.67 26.67 9-33 58.67 175.00
AeCafdcom q* 2_g 233 29.33 4633 2633 9-S7 58-gl 174-67
CtGapdcgrn l0? 2.87 2.00 29.67 46.00 26.00 10.00 58.00 174.33
zS0aprtoom 298 3.00 1.67 30.00 45.67 25.67 10.33 57.67 174.0O
2gcapdcom 29O 3.33 1.33 30.33 45.3i' 25.33 10.67 57.3ti] 173.67
0A+rylus ilO 3.67 1.00 30.67 45.00 25.00 11.00 57.00 173.33
f A.FiltiF Sl 4.ffi o.67 31.00 44.67 24.67 11.38 58.87 173.00
zA(n|e|ftF &, 4.33 0.33 31.9t 44.33 24.33 11.67 56.33 172-67
9Aoparln flX, 4.67 0.00 31.67 r14.00 24.OO 12.00 56.00 172.33
4Aqnrtre 304 5.m 0.33 32.00 43.67 23.67 12.33 55.67 172.67
SAgshrs tl$ 5.33 0.67 32.33 43.33 23.33 1?.67 55.33 173.00
OAquarlue $C 5.67 1.00 &.87 4i1.00 23.00 I O.UU 55.00 I J.JJ
'
TAqnrhn t)7 6.00 1.33 33.00 42.67 22.67 13.33 g.e7 173.67
SAcpaduc Sg 6.33 1.67 3rt|.3i! 42.33 22.s3 13.67 54.33 174.00
gAqal|8 Elo 6.67 2.00 3:r.67 42.00 22.W 14.00 54.00 174.33
to^Osrbe oto 7.S 2.33 34.00 41.67 21.87 14.33 53.67 174.67
11 A$nriue 3ll 7.33 2.67 34.33 41.3it 21.iX] 14.67 53.33 175.00
i2 Aquarfus 912 7.67 3.00 34.67 41.00 21.00 't5.00 53.00 175.ff!
f3A$|ariur 3tg 8.m 3.gl 3s.m 40.67 20.67 15"33 52.67 175.67
taAquiltui 3t'l 8.33 3.67 35.33 40.33 20.3s 15.67 52.33 176.00
rfstrb tt5 8fi7 4.00 35.67 40.00 20.00 16.@ 52.00 176.33
tG Arnsdus 316 9.00 4.33 36.00 39.67 19.67 16.33 51.67 176.87
t7 Ariltrftrs gl7 9.Sr 4.67 36.33 39.33 t9-43 16.67 51.33 177.OO
t8Aqrgltt St8 9.67 5.00 36.67 39.00 19.00 17.00 51.00 177.33
rgA.Flaril8 Alt 10.00 5.33 37.00 38.67 18-67 17.33 50.67 177.67
40A([{6tus @0 10.33 5.67 37.33 38.33 18.33 17.6.7 50.33 178.00
2l Aqoartua &ll 10.67 6.00 37.67 38.00 18.m 18.00 50.m 178.33
azA4ladrs W 11.00 6.33 38,00 37.67 17.67 18.33 49.67 178.67
234$srers 11.33 6.67 38.33 37.3(! 17.33 'r8.67 49.33 179.00
24Anstug @4 11.67 7.W 38.67 37.00 17.ffi 19.00 49.00 179.3i1
254$latus 3P5 12.00 7.33 39.00 36.67 10.6-/ 19.33 8.67 179.67
loAryedut gn 12.33 7.87 39.33 36.3[] 16.33 19.67 48.33 't80,00
2?A$rartuo e7 12.67 8.00 39.67 36.00 16.00 20.00 48.00 180.33
2SAoutrius &!B 13.00 8.33 40.00 45.67 15.67 20.33 47.47 180.67
29lqredue 3ag 13.33 8.67 40.3ril 35.33 15.33 20.67 47.33 181.00
OPltoGs gS 13.67 9.00 4.0.67 35.00 15.00 21.@ 47.00 181.33
l Pbe$ 81 14.00 9.33 41.00 34.67 14.67 21.33 46.67 181.67
2Piecec 391 14.33 9.67 41.3it 34.33 14.33 21.67 46.33 182.00
9Plrcca 389 14.67 10.00 41.67 34.00 14.00 2..W 46.00 182.33
*Fh6. ffi r5.00 19"8 42.fr 33.67 13"7 8.8 45^67 182.67
SFbcos s}6 15.33 10.67 42.33 33.38 13.33 22.67 45.33 183.00
GPitds gF 15.67 11.00 42.67 33.00 13.m 23.00 45.00 183.33
T ltkcE 337 16.00 11.33 4i1.00 32.67 12.67 23.33 M.87 183.67
S Pficef *18 16.33 11.67 .&' 32.33 12.33 23.67 M.33 184.00
gPlscd 39S {t A? {t fvl 43.67 et nn 12.00 ,An lrm 184.33

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 Tropical Zodiac Virupa Progressions wltlr Arabic Degrces
3610o

*loon : Itffr f*noury Jupltcr r YarilE Srm ;jj..r:? :i,:,I.:l

12:3t : 44.@ 3r.07 , !1.61 24.9 , 07
't2sl 44.39 31.3i1 11.33 24.91 ,.33 18i.00
13,00- 44.67- _ _gl!.gg .!_1.00- ?6,S_ _ {3,@ 185:33
rs33 /$rm S07 10.-6_7 25.C1 &.87 185!67
13.07 , 45.33 30.9t 10.33 25.67 42.30 186.00
14:00 45.67 30.00 , 10.d) 26.00 4e.00 '!e,ss
14:33 {_6-.00 8.fi 9:67 26.33 ; 41:67 186.67
14.87 46.3K| 29.33 . 9.39 26.67 41.f,1 1E7.00
15.00 fiN e9,00 go0 e7.00 41xs 18?.39
i
15.33 . 47.00 ?8.67 8.67 27.fi 40.67 187.67
15.67 47,8 28.q1 830 n.g , 188.00
't0.3Hf
.16.00 47.61 28.m 8.OO 28.@ 40.00 188.33
10.34t : /|8.00 27.87 ?.87 28.33 99.67 188.67
tS,f/ 483?t :t.!B , 7.33 . , -2847 39S_ 140,S
't7:q) 4.67 27.00 7.00 29.(p St.00 t89.Ef
17.38 , 49.00 26.67 , 6.67 S.33 , 38.67 180.87
11.V- Jt9.33 20.33 _ 6.33 N.67 3E.33 190.00
18.00 , 49.87 26.00 ,. 6.00 30.00 38.00 190.33
1E.fi| @.m 6,& 5.67 3O.<' , C7.67 190.67
18.67 l 50.33. , 25,39 30167 07.33
l,S r !91.00

AppendixB
 360" TropicalZodiac Vlrupa ProgressionswiUrArabic Degreee

o
4
8
12
16 Anti-slinraxd Jupifter(15'Ari@
2A
24
28 {* Climaxof Mars(28. Ariss)
*
36

44
48
52
56
60
&
68
72
76 Anti-climax o{ l"{ercury (l5d Gemini}
80
84 <@ Glimax of Venus t27'GeminD
88
9e
96
't@
104
1ffi <r-- Clitnfi qf $|e$flf!(lgr f;aner)
1'12 Anti-dimax of Saturn (21" Cancer)
rf
124
1?t. { Clima(of th6 Moon{3" t.co}
128
1C2
136
14$
144
148
154
156
160
184
108
172
176
180
1A
188
1ga
196 Climaxof Jupitert15"Ubra)
a,00
204
s8 Aritl-dimax of Mars {28" Ljbra)
212
2t&
220
224
?28
2M.
236
240
244
248
252
256 Climaxof Mercury{15"of $agittarius)
260
2M
e68 Anti-climax of Venus (Z/" Sagittaiius)
272
27,6
?80
w
288 Anti-climax of the Sun (19'Capricorn)
NZ
296 Climax of $aturn (21'Capricorn)
300
304 Anti-climax o{ tt}e Moon {3o Aquarius)
t$B
312
310
320
924
328
332
336
StlO
344
348
ffi
356
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,,**Venus t $atum

Appendix B