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地平线以上 Above the Earth

当一颗行星位于地平线以上,即处于第12、11、10、9、8或7宫时,被称为“在地球之上”。

在许多类型的星盘中,太阳、月亮或多数行星位于地球之上被认为是有利的。例如,在卜卦盗窃盘中,这可能表明隐藏的因素更有可能“水落石出”;在涉及危险船只的星盘中,这能增加船只保持漂浮的可能性;在疾病盘中,则显示病因更为明显,且意志力坚强而畅通。

在本命盘中,多数行星位于地球之上的星盘描述了一种更倾向于社交或外向表达的性格。

英文原文

A planet is said to be 'above the earth' when located above the horizon, i.e ., placed in the 12th, 11th, 10th, 9th, 8th or 7th house.

In many kinds of charts, it is considered beneficial to have the Sun, Moon or majority of the planets above the earth. This may be the case, for example, in a horary theft chart, where it could show that hidden factors are more likely to 'come to light'; or in a chart concerning a ship in danger, where it would increase the likelihood of the ship remaining afloat; or in a decumbiture chart, where it would show that the cause of the illness is more apparent and the essential will is strong and free-flowing.

In nativities, a chart with most of the planets above the earth describes a more socially engaged or outwardly expressed personality.

相关词条 Under the Earth
挫败 Abscission

这是一个相位术语,字面意思是“切断”一个正在形成的相位的影响(源自拉丁语abscissio,单词“剪刀”由此而来)。这种情况是通过干预或挫折发生的。

英文原文

An aspectual term which literally means ‘to cut off’ the influence of an applying aspect (from the Latin abscissio from which the word ‘scissors’ is derived).

This occurs by intervention or frustration .

相关词条 Interposing
绝对经度 Absolute Longitude

绝对经度的使用将黄道度数转换为测量黄道圈的360°天文经度。其原理很简单:白羊座0°被视为黄道圈的起点,因此成为绝对经度中的0°。那么金牛座18°就变成了绝对经度48°(即白羊座覆盖的30°加上金牛座的18°)。当计算结果超过360°时,意味着已经超过了一个完整的圆周,因此需要减去360°以找到对应的黄道度数。例如,白羊座29°对应的绝对经度为389°,而389°-360°=29°,因此与白羊座29°等同。关于绝对经度在计算中的应用示例,可参阅术语表中的“福点”词条。下表列出了每个黄道度数及其对应的绝对经度度数(或点击此处或下方图片,以PDF格式查看/下载表格)。

Absolute Longitude
英文原文

The use of absolute longitude converts zodiac degrees into the 360° of celestial longitude that measure the zodiac circle.

The principle is simple: 0° Aries is taken as the start of the zodiac circle and so becomes the zero degree in absolute longitude. 18° Taurus therefore becomes 48° in absolute longitude (measuring the 30° covered by the sign of Aries, plus 18° of Taurus).

When calculations result in a figure higher than 360° one whole circle has been surpassed, so this amount is subtracted to find the equivalent zodiac degree. For example, 29° Aries is equivalent to 29° or 389° in absolute longitude, since 389° - 360° = 29°.

See the glossary item Part of Fortune for an example of how absolute longitude is used in calculation.

The following table lists each zodiac degree with its equivalent degree in absolute longitude (or click here or in the image below to view/download the table as a PDF file).

Aries - Gemini | Cancer - Virgo | Libra - Sagittarius | Capricorn - Pisces

Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Aries 0° 0° 360° Aries 1° 1° 361° Aries 2° 2° 362° Aries 3° 3° 363° Aries 4° 4° 364° Aries 5° 5° 365° Aries 6° 6° 366° Aries 7° 7° 367° Aries 8° 8° 368° Aries 9° 9° 369° Aries 10° 10° 370° Aries 11° 11° 371° Aries 12° 12° 372° Aries 13° 13° 373° Aries 14° 14° 374° Aries 15° 15° 375° Aries 16° 16° 376° Aries 17° 17° 377° Aries 18° 18° 378° Aries 19° 19° 379° Aries 20° 20° 380° Aries 21° 21° 381° Aries 22° 22° 382° Aries 23° 23° 383° Aries 24° 24° 384° Aries 25° 25° 385° Aries 26° 26° 386° Aries 27° 27° 387° Aries 28° 28° 388° Aries 29° 29° 389° Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Taurus 0° 30° 390° Taurus 1° 31° 391° Taurus 2° 32° 392° Taurus 3° 33° 393° Taurus 4° 34° 394° Taurus 5° 35° 395° Taurus 6° 36° 396° Taurus 7° 37° 397° Taurus 8° 38° 398° Taurus 9° 39° 399° Taurus 10° 40° 400° Taurus 11° 41° 401° Taurus 12° 42° 402° Taurus 13° 43° 403° Taurus 14° 44° 404° Taurus 15° 45° 405° Taurus 16° 46° 406° Taurus 17° 47° 407° Taurus 18° 48° 408° Taurus 19° 49° 409° Taurus 20° 50° 410° Taurus 21° 51° 411° Taurus 22° 52° 412° Taurus 23° 53° 413° Taurus 24° 54° 414° Taurus 25° 55° 415° Taurus 26° 56° 416° Taurus 27° 57° 417° Taurus 28° 58° 418° Taurus 29° 59° 419° Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Gemini 0° 60° 420° Gemini 1° 61° 421° Gemini 2° 62° 422° Gemini 3° 63° 423° Gemini 4° 64° 424° Gemini 5° 65° 425° Gemini 6° 66° 426° Gemini 7° 67° 427° Gemini 8° 68° 428° Gemini 9° 69° 429° Gemini 10° 70° 430° Gemini 11° 71° 431° Gemini 12° 72° 432° Gemini 13° 73° 433° Gemini 14° 74° 434° Gemini 15° 75° 435° Gemini 16° 76° 436° Gemini 17° 77° 437° Gemini 18° 78° 438° Gemini 19° 79° 439° Gemini 20° 80° 440° Gemini 21° 81° 441° Gemini 22° 82° 442° Gemini 23° 83° 443° Gemini 24° 84° 444° Gemini 25° 85° 445° Gemini 26° 86° 446° Gemini 27° 87° 447° Gemini 28° 88° 448° Gemini 29° 89° 449° Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Cancer 0° 90° 450° Cancer 1° 91° 451° Cancer 2° 92° 452° Cancer 3° 93° 453° Cancer 4° 94° 454° Cancer 5° 95° 455° Cancer 6° 96° 456° Cancer 7° 97° 457° Cancer 8° 98° 458° Cancer 9° 99° 459° Cancer 10° 100° 460° Cancer 11° 101° 461° Cancer 12° 102° 462° Cancer 13° 103° 463° Cancer 14° 104° 464° Cancer 15° 105° 465° Cancer 16° 106° 466° Cancer 17° 107° 467° Cancer 18° 108° 468° Cancer 19° 109° 469° Cancer 20° 110° 470° Cancer 21° 111° 471° Cancer 22° 112° 472° Cancer 23° 113° 473° Cancer 24° 114° 474° Cancer 25° 115° 475° Cancer 26° 116° 476° Cancer 27° 117° 477° Cancer 28° 118° 478° Cancer 29° 119° 479° Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Leo 0° 120° 480° Leo 1° 121° 481° Leo 2° 122° 482° Leo 3° 123° 483° Leo 4° 124° 484° Leo 5° 125° 485° Leo 6° 126° 486° Leo 7° 127° 487° Leo 8° 128° 488° Leo 9° 129° 489° Leo 10° 130° 490° Leo 11° 131° 491° Leo 12° 132° 492° Leo 13° 133° 493° Leo 14° 134° 494° Leo 15° 135° 495° Leo 16° 136° 496° Leo 17° 137° 497° Leo 18° 138° 498° Leo 19° 139° 499° Leo 20° 140° 500° Leo 21° 141° 501° Leo 22° 142° 502° Leo 23° 143° 503° Leo 24° 144° 504° Leo 25° 145° 505° Leo 26° 146° 506° Leo 27° 147° 507° Leo 28° 148° 508° Leo 29° 149° 509° Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Virgo 0° 150° 510° Virgo 1° 151° 511° Virgo 2° 152° 512° Virgo 3° 153° 513° Virgo 4° 154° 514° Virgo 5° 155° 515° Virgo 6° 156° 516° Virgo 7° 157° 517° Virgo 8° 158° 518° Virgo 9° 159° 519° Virgo 10° 160° 520° Virgo 11° 161° 521° Virgo 12° 162° 522° Virgo 13° 163° 523° Virgo 14° 164° 524° Virgo 15° 165° 525° Virgo 16° 166° 526° Virgo 17° 167° 527° Virgo 18° 168° 528° Virgo 19° 169° 529° Virgo 20° 170° 530° Virgo 21° 171° 531° Virgo 22° 172° 532° Virgo 23° 173° 533° Virgo 24° 174° 534° Virgo 25° 175° 535° Virgo 26° 176° 536° Virgo 27° 177° 537° Virgo 28° 178° 538° Virgo 29° 179° 539° Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Libra 0° 180° 540° Libra 1° 181° 541° Libra 2° 182° 542° Libra 3° 183° 543° Libra 4° 184° 544° Libra 5° 185° 545° Libra 6° 186° 546° Libra 7° 187° 547° Libra 8° 188° 548° Libra 9° 189° 549° Libra 10° 190° 550° Libra 11° 191° 551° Libra 12° 192° 552° Libra 13° 193° 553° Libra 14° 194° 554° Libra 15° 195° 555° Libra 16° 196° 556° Libra 17° 197° 557° Libra 18° 198° 558° Libra 19° 199° 559° Libra 20° 200° 560° Libra 21° 201° 561° Libra 22° 202° 562° Libra 23° 203° 563° Libra 24° 204° 564° Libra 25° 205° 565° Libra 26° 206° 566° Libra 27° 207° 567° Libra 28° 208° 568° Libra 29° 209° 569° Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Scorpio 0° 210° 570° Scorpio 1° 211° 571° Scorpio 2° 212° 573° Scorpio 3° 213° 573° Scorpio 4° 214° 574° Scorpio 5° 215° 575° Scorpio 6° 216° 576° Scorpio 7° 217° 577° Scorpio 8° 218° 578° Scorpio 9° 219° 579° Scorpio 10° 220° 580° Scorpio 11° 221° 581° Scorpio 12° 222° 582° Scorpio 13° 223° 583° Scorpio 14° 224° 584° Scorpio 15° 225° 585° Scorpio 16° 226° 586° Scorpio 17° 227° 587° Scorpio 18° 228° 588° Scorpio 19° 229° 589° Scorpio 20° 230° 590° Scorpio 21° 231° 591° Scorpio 22° 232° 592° Scorpio 23° 233° 593° Scorpio 24° 234° 594° Scorpio 25° 235° 595° Scorpio 26° 236° 596° Scorpio 27° 237° 597° Scorpio 28° 238° 598° Scorpio 29° 239° 599° Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Sagitt. 0° 240° 600° Sagitt. 1° 241° 601° Sagitt. 2° 242° 602° Sagitt. 3° 243° 603° Sagitt. 4° 244° 604° Sagitt. 5° 245° 605° Sagitt. 6° 246° 606° Sagitt. 7° 247° 607° Sagitt. 8° 248° 608° Sagitt. 9° 249° 609° Sagitt. 10° 250° 610° Sagitt. 11° 251° 611° Sagitt. 12° 252° 612° Sagitt. 13° 253° 613° Sagitt. 14° 254° 614° Sagitt. 15° 255° 615° Sagitt. 16° 256° 616° Sagitt. 17° 257° 617° Sagitt. 18° 258° 618° Sagitt. 19° 259° 619° Sagitt. 20° 260° 620° Sagitt. 21° 261° 621° Sagitt. 22° 262° 622° Sagitt. 23° 263° 623° Sagitt. 24° 264° 624° Sagitt. 25° 265° 625° Sagitt. 26° 266° 626° Sagitt. 27° 267° 627° Sagitt. 28° 268° 628° Sagitt. 29° 269° 629° Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Capric. 0° 270° 630° Capric. 1° 271° 631° Capric. 2° 272° 632° Capric. 3° 273° 633° Capric. 4° 274° 634° Capric. 5° 275° 635° Capric. 6° 276° 636° Capric. 7° 277° 637° Capric. 8° 278° 638° Capric. 9° 279° 639° Capric. 10° 280° 640° Capric. 11° 281° 641° Capric. 12° 282° 642° Capric. 13° 283° 643° Capric. 14° 284° 644° Capric. 15° 285° 645° Capric. 16° 286° 646° Capric. 17° 287° 647° Capric. 18° 288° 648° Capric. 19° 289° 649° Capric. 20° 290° 650° Capric. 21° 291° 651° Capric. 22° 292° 652° Capric. 23° 293° 653° Capric. 24° 294° 654° Capric. 25° 295° 655° Capric. 26° 296° 656° Capric. 27° 297° 657° Capric. 28° 298° 658° Capric. 29° 299° 659° Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Aquar. 0° 300° 660° Aquar. 1° 301° 661° Aquar. 2° 302° 662° Aquar. 3° 303° 663° Aquar. 4° 304° 664° Aquar. 5° 305° 665° Aquar. 6° 306° 666° Aquar. 7° 307° 667° Aquar. 8° 308° 668° Aquar. 9° 309° 669° Aquar. 10° 310° 670° Aquar. 11° 311° 671° Aquar. 12° 312° 672° Aquar. 13° 313° 673° Aquar. 14° 314° 674° Aquar. 15° 315° 675° Aquar. 16° 316° 676° Aquar. 17° 317° 677° Aquar. 18° 318° 678° Aquar. 19° 319° 679° Aquar. 20° 320° 680° Aquar. 21° 321° 681° Aquar. 22° 322° 682° Aquar. 23° 323° 683° Aquar. 24° 324° 684° Aquar. 25° 325° 685° Aquar. 26° 326° 686° Aquar. 27° 327° 687° Aquar. 28° 328° 688° Aquar. 29° 329° 689° Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Pisces 0° 330° 690° Pisces 1° 331° 691° Pisces 2° 332° 692° Pisces 3° 333° 693° Pisces 4° 334° 694° Pisces 5° 335° 695° Pisces 6° 336° 696° Pisces 7° 337° 697° Pisces 8° 338° 698° Pisces 9° 339° 699° Pisces 10° 340° 700° Pisces 11° 341° 701° Pisces 12° 342° 702° Pisces 13° 343° 703° Pisces 14° 344° 704° Pisces 15° 345° 705° Pisces 16° 346° 706° Pisces 17° 347° 707° Pisces 18° 348° 708° Pisces 19° 349° 709° Pisces 20° 350° 710° Pisces 21° 351° 711° Pisces 22° 352° 712° Pisces 23° 353° 713° Pisces 24° 354° 714° Pisces 25° 355° 715° Pisces 26° 356° 716° Pisces 27° 357° 717° Pisces 28° 358° 718° Pisces 29° 359° 719°

Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Aries 0° 0° 360° Aries 1° 1° 361° Aries 2° 2° 362° Aries 3° 3° 363° Aries 4° 4° 364° Aries 5° 5° 365° Aries 6° 6° 366° Aries 7° 7° 367° Aries 8° 8° 368° Aries 9° 9° 369° Aries 10° 10° 370° Aries 11° 11° 371° Aries 12° 12° 372° Aries 13° 13° 373° Aries 14° 14° 374° Aries 15° 15° 375° Aries 16° 16° 376° Aries 17° 17° 377° Aries 18° 18° 378° Aries 19° 19° 379° Aries 20° 20° 380° Aries 21° 21° 381° Aries 22° 22° 382° Aries 23° 23° 383° Aries 24° 24° 384° Aries 25° 25° 385° Aries 26° 26° 386° Aries 27° 27° 387° Aries 28° 28° 388° Aries 29° 29° 389°

Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Taurus 0° 30° 390° Taurus 1° 31° 391° Taurus 2° 32° 392° Taurus 3° 33° 393° Taurus 4° 34° 394° Taurus 5° 35° 395° Taurus 6° 36° 396° Taurus 7° 37° 397° Taurus 8° 38° 398° Taurus 9° 39° 399° Taurus 10° 40° 400° Taurus 11° 41° 401° Taurus 12° 42° 402° Taurus 13° 43° 403° Taurus 14° 44° 404° Taurus 15° 45° 405° Taurus 16° 46° 406° Taurus 17° 47° 407° Taurus 18° 48° 408° Taurus 19° 49° 409° Taurus 20° 50° 410° Taurus 21° 51° 411° Taurus 22° 52° 412° Taurus 23° 53° 413° Taurus 24° 54° 414° Taurus 25° 55° 415° Taurus 26° 56° 416° Taurus 27° 57° 417° Taurus 28° 58° 418° Taurus 29° 59° 419°

Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Gemini 0° 60° 420° Gemini 1° 61° 421° Gemini 2° 62° 422° Gemini 3° 63° 423° Gemini 4° 64° 424° Gemini 5° 65° 425° Gemini 6° 66° 426° Gemini 7° 67° 427° Gemini 8° 68° 428° Gemini 9° 69° 429° Gemini 10° 70° 430° Gemini 11° 71° 431° Gemini 12° 72° 432° Gemini 13° 73° 433° Gemini 14° 74° 434° Gemini 15° 75° 435° Gemini 16° 76° 436° Gemini 17° 77° 437° Gemini 18° 78° 438° Gemini 19° 79° 439° Gemini 20° 80° 440° Gemini 21° 81° 441° Gemini 22° 82° 442° Gemini 23° 83° 443° Gemini 24° 84° 444° Gemini 25° 85° 445° Gemini 26° 86° 446° Gemini 27° 87° 447° Gemini 28° 88° 448° Gemini 29° 89° 449°

Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Cancer 0° 90° 450° Cancer 1° 91° 451° Cancer 2° 92° 452° Cancer 3° 93° 453° Cancer 4° 94° 454° Cancer 5° 95° 455° Cancer 6° 96° 456° Cancer 7° 97° 457° Cancer 8° 98° 458° Cancer 9° 99° 459° Cancer 10° 100° 460° Cancer 11° 101° 461° Cancer 12° 102° 462° Cancer 13° 103° 463° Cancer 14° 104° 464° Cancer 15° 105° 465° Cancer 16° 106° 466° Cancer 17° 107° 467° Cancer 18° 108° 468° Cancer 19° 109° 469° Cancer 20° 110° 470° Cancer 21° 111° 471° Cancer 22° 112° 472° Cancer 23° 113° 473° Cancer 24° 114° 474° Cancer 25° 115° 475° Cancer 26° 116° 476° Cancer 27° 117° 477° Cancer 28° 118° 478° Cancer 29° 119° 479°

Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Leo 0° 120° 480° Leo 1° 121° 481° Leo 2° 122° 482° Leo 3° 123° 483° Leo 4° 124° 484° Leo 5° 125° 485° Leo 6° 126° 486° Leo 7° 127° 487° Leo 8° 128° 488° Leo 9° 129° 489° Leo 10° 130° 490° Leo 11° 131° 491° Leo 12° 132° 492° Leo 13° 133° 493° Leo 14° 134° 494° Leo 15° 135° 495° Leo 16° 136° 496° Leo 17° 137° 497° Leo 18° 138° 498° Leo 19° 139° 499° Leo 20° 140° 500° Leo 21° 141° 501° Leo 22° 142° 502° Leo 23° 143° 503° Leo 24° 144° 504° Leo 25° 145° 505° Leo 26° 146° 506° Leo 27° 147° 507° Leo 28° 148° 508° Leo 29° 149° 509°

Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Virgo 0° 150° 510° Virgo 1° 151° 511° Virgo 2° 152° 512° Virgo 3° 153° 513° Virgo 4° 154° 514° Virgo 5° 155° 515° Virgo 6° 156° 516° Virgo 7° 157° 517° Virgo 8° 158° 518° Virgo 9° 159° 519° Virgo 10° 160° 520° Virgo 11° 161° 521° Virgo 12° 162° 522° Virgo 13° 163° 523° Virgo 14° 164° 524° Virgo 15° 165° 525° Virgo 16° 166° 526° Virgo 17° 167° 527° Virgo 18° 168° 528° Virgo 19° 169° 529° Virgo 20° 170° 530° Virgo 21° 171° 531° Virgo 22° 172° 532° Virgo 23° 173° 533° Virgo 24° 174° 534° Virgo 25° 175° 535° Virgo 26° 176° 536° Virgo 27° 177° 537° Virgo 28° 178° 538° Virgo 29° 179° 539°

Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Libra 0° 180° 540° Libra 1° 181° 541° Libra 2° 182° 542° Libra 3° 183° 543° Libra 4° 184° 544° Libra 5° 185° 545° Libra 6° 186° 546° Libra 7° 187° 547° Libra 8° 188° 548° Libra 9° 189° 549° Libra 10° 190° 550° Libra 11° 191° 551° Libra 12° 192° 552° Libra 13° 193° 553° Libra 14° 194° 554° Libra 15° 195° 555° Libra 16° 196° 556° Libra 17° 197° 557° Libra 18° 198° 558° Libra 19° 199° 559° Libra 20° 200° 560° Libra 21° 201° 561° Libra 22° 202° 562° Libra 23° 203° 563° Libra 24° 204° 564° Libra 25° 205° 565° Libra 26° 206° 566° Libra 27° 207° 567° Libra 28° 208° 568° Libra 29° 209° 569°

Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Scorpio 0° 210° 570° Scorpio 1° 211° 571° Scorpio 2° 212° 573° Scorpio 3° 213° 573° Scorpio 4° 214° 574° Scorpio 5° 215° 575° Scorpio 6° 216° 576° Scorpio 7° 217° 577° Scorpio 8° 218° 578° Scorpio 9° 219° 579° Scorpio 10° 220° 580° Scorpio 11° 221° 581° Scorpio 12° 222° 582° Scorpio 13° 223° 583° Scorpio 14° 224° 584° Scorpio 15° 225° 585° Scorpio 16° 226° 586° Scorpio 17° 227° 587° Scorpio 18° 228° 588° Scorpio 19° 229° 589° Scorpio 20° 230° 590° Scorpio 21° 231° 591° Scorpio 22° 232° 592° Scorpio 23° 233° 593° Scorpio 24° 234° 594° Scorpio 25° 235° 595° Scorpio 26° 236° 596° Scorpio 27° 237° 597° Scorpio 28° 238° 598° Scorpio 29° 239° 599°

Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Sagitt. 0° 240° 600° Sagitt. 1° 241° 601° Sagitt. 2° 242° 602° Sagitt. 3° 243° 603° Sagitt. 4° 244° 604° Sagitt. 5° 245° 605° Sagitt. 6° 246° 606° Sagitt. 7° 247° 607° Sagitt. 8° 248° 608° Sagitt. 9° 249° 609° Sagitt. 10° 250° 610° Sagitt. 11° 251° 611° Sagitt. 12° 252° 612° Sagitt. 13° 253° 613° Sagitt. 14° 254° 614° Sagitt. 15° 255° 615° Sagitt. 16° 256° 616° Sagitt. 17° 257° 617° Sagitt. 18° 258° 618° Sagitt. 19° 259° 619° Sagitt. 20° 260° 620° Sagitt. 21° 261° 621° Sagitt. 22° 262° 622° Sagitt. 23° 263° 623° Sagitt. 24° 264° 624° Sagitt. 25° 265° 625° Sagitt. 26° 266° 626° Sagitt. 27° 267° 627° Sagitt. 28° 268° 628° Sagitt. 29° 269° 629°

Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Capric. 0° 270° 630° Capric. 1° 271° 631° Capric. 2° 272° 632° Capric. 3° 273° 633° Capric. 4° 274° 634° Capric. 5° 275° 635° Capric. 6° 276° 636° Capric. 7° 277° 637° Capric. 8° 278° 638° Capric. 9° 279° 639° Capric. 10° 280° 640° Capric. 11° 281° 641° Capric. 12° 282° 642° Capric. 13° 283° 643° Capric. 14° 284° 644° Capric. 15° 285° 645° Capric. 16° 286° 646° Capric. 17° 287° 647° Capric. 18° 288° 648° Capric. 19° 289° 649° Capric. 20° 290° 650° Capric. 21° 291° 651° Capric. 22° 292° 652° Capric. 23° 293° 653° Capric. 24° 294° 654° Capric. 25° 295° 655° Capric. 26° 296° 656° Capric. 27° 297° 657° Capric. 28° 298° 658° Capric. 29° 299° 659°

Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Aquar. 0° 300° 660° Aquar. 1° 301° 661° Aquar. 2° 302° 662° Aquar. 3° 303° 663° Aquar. 4° 304° 664° Aquar. 5° 305° 665° Aquar. 6° 306° 666° Aquar. 7° 307° 667° Aquar. 8° 308° 668° Aquar. 9° 309° 669° Aquar. 10° 310° 670° Aquar. 11° 311° 671° Aquar. 12° 312° 672° Aquar. 13° 313° 673° Aquar. 14° 314° 674° Aquar. 15° 315° 675° Aquar. 16° 316° 676° Aquar. 17° 317° 677° Aquar. 18° 318° 678° Aquar. 19° 319° 679° Aquar. 20° 320° 680° Aquar. 21° 321° 681° Aquar. 22° 322° 682° Aquar. 23° 323° 683° Aquar. 24° 324° 684° Aquar. 25° 325° 685° Aquar. 26° 326° 686° Aquar. 27° 327° 687° Aquar. 28° 328° 688° Aquar. 29° 329° 689°

Zodiac Deg. Abs. Long. Pisces 0° 330° 690° Pisces 1° 331° 691° Pisces 2° 332° 692° Pisces 3° 333° 693° Pisces 4° 334° 694° Pisces 5° 335° 695° Pisces 6° 336° 696° Pisces 7° 337° 697° Pisces 8° 338° 698° Pisces 9° 339° 699° Pisces 10° 340° 700° Pisces 11° 341° 701° Pisces 12° 342° 702° Pisces 13° 343° 703° Pisces 14° 344° 704° Pisces 15° 345° 705° Pisces 16° 346° 706° Pisces 17° 347° 707° Pisces 18° 348° 708° Pisces 19° 349° 709° Pisces 20° 350° 710° Pisces 21° 351° 711° Pisces 22° 352° 712° Pisces 23° 353° 713° Pisces 24° 354° 714° Pisces 25° 355° 715° Pisces 26° 356° 716° Pisces 27° 357° 717° Pisces 28° 358° 718° Pisces 29° 359° 719°

阿布·马沙尔-占星家(又名阿尔布马萨:787-886) Abu-Ma’shar - Astrologer (a.k.a. Albumasar: 787-886)

出生于呼罗珊(与马沙阿拉和萨赫勒一样)的阿布·马沙尔后来移居巴格达,他的声誉在此增长:在他生命的末期,他被认为是当时最伟大的占星家。他曾师从阿尔金迪,正是与阿尔金迪的一场哲学辩论激发了他的求知欲。他最重要的占星学著作《占星学导论》大约写于公元850年,作为权威文本广泛流传了数代,有多种全译本和节译本。(节译本于1997年由查尔斯·伯内特译成英文)。更多信息请参见网页:阿布·马沙尔。

英文原文

Born in Khorasan (like Masha’allah and Sahl) Abu-Ma’shar moved to Baghdad where his reputation grew: towards the end of his life he was considered the greatest astrologer of his time. He studied under Alkindi, and it was a philosophical argument with Alkindi that fuelled his desire to gain knowledge. His most important astrological work, The Great Introduction to the Science of Astrology , was written around 850 CE and was widely circulated for many generations as an authoritative text, receiving many translations, both in its full and in an abbreviated form. (The abbreviated text was translated into English in 1997, by Charles Burnett).

For more information see the webpage: Abu-Ma’shar

偶然的凶星或吉星 Accidental Malefic or Benefic

一颗通常有益的星球,当其经历某种相位或位置使其能量具有破坏性时,可被称为“偶然凶星”。例如,任何行星若掌管第八宫,从而在其象征意义中带有毁灭或损失的主题,便可能被称为偶然凶星。这一术语表明,通常并不预期该行星产生破坏性影响,但在这种情况下,其影响会变得尤为严苛。

“偶然吉星”是指一颗本性凶星(火星/土星)处于某种条件和位置,使其影响可能证明是有益的——例如,当它们作为第十一宫(好运宫)的宫主星时。这并不会改变该行星的本质,因此其影响仍可能带有尖刻或清醒的特质,但这或许能对局势产生最有利的效果。

英文原文

A usually beneficial planet might be termed an ‘accidental malefic’ when it experiences some alignment or placement that makes its energies destructive. For example, any planet might be termed an accidental malefic when it rules the 8th house and so picks up the theme of destruction or loss in its signification. This term demonstrates that it is not normal to expect a destructive influence from this planet, but under these circumstances, its influence becomes particularly harsh.

An ‘accidental benefic’ is when one of the naturally malefic planets (Mars / Saturn) is in a condition and place where its effects are likely to prove helpful – for example, when they are acting as the rulers of the 11th house of Good Fortune. This does not change the fundamental essence of the planet, so their influence may still be experienced as caustic or sobering, but this might produce the most beneficial effect on the situation.

偶然尊贵 Accidental Strength or Affliction

行星因其黄道位置之外的原因获得的力量被称为‘偶然力量’,意思是这是‘情境性的力量’。这种力量可以通过任何增强其作用显著性的属性来传达,例如位于角宫、顺行/运动迅速、未受灼伤、与吉星形成有利相位,或与性质吉祥的恒星相合。

偶然的弱势或损害是指行星因同样原因而经历的衰弱或损伤。

与‘先天尊贵(或先天无力)’相配合,是指行星根据其在黄道中的位置,其表现形式会发生好坏变化。

英文原文

The strength that a planet gains for any reason other than its zodiacal placement is termed ‘accidental’, meaning that this is ‘circumstantial strength’. This can be conveyed by any attribute that increases the prominence of effect, such as being angular , direct/swift in motion, free from combustion , in a beneficial aspect to a fortunate planet or joined to a fixed star of a fortunate nature.

Accidental affliction is weakness or damage experienced by a planet for the same reason.

Partnered with 'Essential dignity (or debility)', which is when planets have an altered form of expression, for good or bad, depending upon their placement in the zodiac.

黄昏的 Acronycal

描述一颗行星与太阳形成冲相位的术语,该行星在太阳落山时从上升点升起(希腊语:akro意为‘升起/高度’+nychos意为‘夜晚’)。这是一个强大的行星相位,在此期间,行星的光芒特别明亮,并且整夜可见,直到次日清晨太阳再次升起。

英文原文

A term describing a planet in opposition to the Sun, which rises over the ascendant as the sun sets (Gk: akro ‘rise/height’ + nychos ‘night’). This is a powerful planetary phase during which the planet's light is particularly bright and remains visible throughout the whole night until the sun rises again the next morning.

折磨或协助 Afflicting or Assisting

造成伤害或有害的状态是指对宫位或行星造成损害的情况。这些状态也被称为'障碍'或描述为阻碍条件。如果一颗凶星与其他行星形成不良相位,后者便受到其刑克。火星、土星(或南交点)会因其存在而刑克宫位,尤其是在它们尊贵状态不佳且涉及困难相位时。通常被视为吉星的行星若处于受损状态,或作为传统上被视为不幸宫位(即第4、6、8和12宫)的宫主星时,也可能造成刑克,此时它们可被称为'意外凶星'。

助益或辅助状态则相反,它们能给予宫位或行星力量。下表显示了行星在何时更倾向于刑克而非助益,或反之。

Afflicting or Assisting
英文原文

Afflicting or harmful conditions are those that cause damage to a house or planet. These are also known as 'impediments' or described as impeding conditions. If one of the malefics is in bad aspect to another planet, the latter is afflicted by it. Mars, Saturn, (or the South Node ) can afflict houses by their presence, particularly if they are poorly dignified and involved in difficult aspects. Planets that are usually considered benefics can also afflict if they are in a damaged state or act as rulers of the houses that are traditionally regarded as unfortunate, ( i.e .: - 4th, 6th, 8th and 12th houses) by which means they may be referred to as 'accidental malefics'.

Assisting or aiding conditions are the contrary states that give strength to a house or planet. The table below shows when planets are expected to be more afflicting than assisting or vice versa :

风象星座 Air Signs

双子座、天秤座和水瓶座是黄道十二宫中的三个风象星座——它们被称为“风象三方星座”的成员,因为这些星座在黄道圈内以三角形形状相连(这意味着位于这三个星座中的行星通常彼此和谐相处)。如下图所示,风象三方星座在白天主要由土星主宰,在夜晚则由水星主宰。所有风象星座都被定义为阳性,这使它们倾向于活跃和外向。风象星座也与多血质体液相关,其“根源”位于肝脏和血液中,性情上温暖而湿润,以适应性、温和及放松效果著称。风象星座以轻盈和流动性、良好的推理和沟通能力而闻名。它们通常随和且自由,但若缺乏调和影响,可能会因过度理性(损害其情感或“直觉”本能)而受苦,并倾向于无根性或易因缺乏持续变化和刺激而感到无聊。更多关于三方星座的信息请见:《三方星座的经典用法》。更多关于体液的信息请见:《希波克拉底、体液与气质理论》。

Air SignsAir Signs
英文原文

Gemini , Libra and Aquarius are the three air signs of the zodiac – these are known as the members of the ‘airy triplicity’ because these signs are linked by the shape of a triangle within the circle of the zodiac, (which means that planets within any of these three signs generally relate harmoniously with each other). As shown in the diagram below, the air triplicity is primarily ruled by Saturn by day and Mercury by night.

All of the air signs are defined as masculine which inclines them towards activity and extroversion.

Air signs are also associated with the sanguine humour, which has its 'seat' in the liver and blood, and is temperamentally warm and moist and notable for its adaptability, moderation and relaxing effect.

Air signs are known for the qualities of lightness and mobility and for having good reasoning and communicative abilities. They are generally easygoing and liberal, but without moderating influences, they can suffer from being overly rational (to the detriment of their emotional or ‘gut’ instinct) and from a tendency towards rootlessness or easy boredom without constant change and stimulation.

For more on triplicities see: The Classical Use of Triplicities

For more on humours see: Hippocrates, Humours & Temperament-Theory

阿尔·比鲁尼-占星家(973-1048) Al Biruni - Astrologer (973-1048)

《占星术原理入门》的作者阿尔·比鲁尼被视为中世纪伊斯兰时代最伟大的学者之一。他的正式名字是阿布·拉伊汉·穆罕默德·伊本·艾哈迈德·阿尔·比鲁尼,是一位11世纪的波斯学者,出生于花剌子模(今乌兹别克斯坦的一部分)。他一生大部分时间在加兹尼(今阿富汗境内)度过,在那里担任加兹尼王朝统治者的宫廷占星师。他游历广泛,曾在印度学习,掌握了天文学、数学、地理学、医学和哲学知识,并能流利使用多种语言,包括阿拉伯语、波斯语、梵语和希腊语。

他的《占星术原理入门》(Kitābal-tafhīmli-awāʾilṣināʿatal-tanjīm)于公元1029年完成,是现存最古老、最全面的天文学和占星学著作之一,同时用波斯语和阿拉伯语写成。该书系统介绍了几何学、算术、天文学和年代学,然后转向自然占星、世俗占星、本命占星和卜卦占星的划分。阿尔·比鲁尼将占星学视为一门需要数学和观测技能的应用科学,并将合法占星探究与迷信和占卜区分开来。该著作于1934年由R.拉姆齐·赖特翻译成英文(可在此处下载)。

阿尔·比鲁尼的著作保存了大量古代晚期的科学和占星学知识,反映了希腊、印度和波斯影响的融合,这些影响塑造了形成时期的伊斯兰占星学。它们也展示了这些知识体系后来传播到中世纪欧洲的渠道。

关键要点:

-出生于花剌子模;主要在加兹尼担任宫廷占星师。

-撰写了重要的科学和占星学论文,包括《占星术原理入门》(公元1029年)。

-他的著作将数学天文学和实用占星学统一在同一个科学框架内。

-他的《占星术原理入门》同时用波斯语和阿拉伯语写成,是现存最早、最完整的关于天文学和占星学结合主题的文本之一。

-英文译本由R.拉姆齐·赖特翻译(1934年)。

更多信息请参见:

-大卫·普兰特的《阿尔·比鲁尼与阿拉伯占星学》

-R.拉姆齐·赖特翻译的《占星术原理入门》数字扫描版(1934年)。

Al Biruni - Astrologer (973-1048)
英文原文

Al-Biruni, author of The Book of Instruction in the Elements of the Art of Astrology , was regarded as one of the greatest scholars of the medieval Islamic era. More formally known as Abū Rayḥān Muḥammad ibn Aḥmad al-Bīrūnī, he was an 11th-century Persian scholar born in Khwarizm (now part of Uzbekistan). He spent much of his life in Ghaznah, present-day Afghanistan, where he worked as court astrologer under the Ghaznavid rulers. He travelled widely, studying in India and acquiring knowledge of astronomy, mathematics, geography, medicine and philosophy, as well as fluency in several languages including Arabic, Persian, Sanskrit and Greek.

His Book of Instruction ( Kitāb al-tafhīm li-awāʾil ṣināʿat al-tanjīm ), completed in 1029 CE, is one of the oldest and most comprehensive surviving works on astronomy and astrology written in both Persian and Arabic. It provides a systematic introduction to geometry, arithmetic, astronomy and chronology before turning to the astrological divisions of natural, mundane, natal and interrogational practice. Al-Biruni presented astrology as an applied science requiring mathematical and observational skill, and distinguished legitimate forms of astrological inquiry from superstition and divination. The work was translated into English by R. Ramsay Wright in 1934 ( available as a download here ).

Al-Biruni’s writings preserve much of the scientific and astrological learning of late antiquity and reflect the synthesis of Greek, Indian and Persian influences that shaped Islamic astrology during its formative period. They also illustrate the channels through which this body of knowledge was later transmitted to medieval Europe. Key points:

Born in Khwarizm; active mainly in Ghaznah as court astrologer. Author of major scientific and astrological treatises, including The Book of Instruction in the Elements of the Art of Astrology (1029 CE). His works integrate mathematical astronomy and practical astrology within a unified scientific framework. Written in both Persian and Arabic, his Book of Instruction is among the earliest and most complete texts to survive on the combined subjects of astronomy and astrology. English translation by R. Ramsay Wright (1934).

Born in Khwarizm; active mainly in Ghaznah as court astrologer.

Author of major scientific and astrological treatises, including The Book of Instruction in the Elements of the Art of Astrology (1029 CE).

His works integrate mathematical astronomy and practical astrology within a unified scientific framework.

Written in both Persian and Arabic, his Book of Instruction is among the earliest and most complete texts to survive on the combined subjects of astronomy and astrology.

English translation by R. Ramsay Wright (1934).

For more information , see :

Al-Biruni and Arabic Astrology by David Plant The digital facsimile of The Book of Instruction in the Elements of the Art of Astrology translated by R. Ramsey Wright (1934).

Al-Biruni and Arabic Astrology by David Plant

The digital facsimile of The Book of Instruction in the Elements of the Art of Astrology translated by R. Ramsey Wright (1934).

阿尔伯图斯·马格努斯-占星术的捍卫者(1193-1280) Albertus Magnus - Defender of Astrology (1193-1280)

天主教多明我会修士兼主教,被认为是中世纪最伟大的德国哲学家和神学家。他因倡导科学与宗教和谐而闻名,并于1931年被天主教会封圣。阿尔伯图斯赞同司法占星术,并在其他中世纪权威以违背天主教会关于自由意志的教义为由谴责卜卦占星术时,支持其实践。阿尔伯图斯认为卜卦占星术不会抑制自由意志,反而通过为问卦者提供更明智的选择来增强自由意志。他在其著作《天文镜鉴》中阐述了这些观点,坚持认为关于卜卦和司法占星术的著名书籍不应被焚毁,也不应被视为违反自然。更多信息请参见网页:阿尔伯图斯·马格努斯与星辰预测。

英文原文

Catholic Dominican friar and bishop, considered the greatest German philosopher and theologian of the Middle Ages. He gained fame for advocating scientific and religious harmony and was made a saint by the Catholic Church in 1931. Albertus approved of judicial astrology and supported the practice of horary at a time when other medieval authorities were condemning it on the grounds that it contradicted the Catholic Church’s teaching on freedom of will. Albertus argued that horary does not inhibit free will, but rather enhances it by giving the querent better informed choices. His arguments on this matter are presented in his Speculum Astronomiae where he maintained that well known books on horary and judicial astrology should not be burned or considered unnatural.

For more information see the webpage: Albertus Magnus and Prognostication by the Stars

阿尔卡比提乌斯 Alcabitius

阿尔卡比提乌斯(Alcabitius,或Alchabitius)是穆斯林占星家阿尔·卡比西(al-Qabisi)的拉丁化名字,以其出生地伊拉克的卡比萨村命名。阿尔·卡比西的出生日期不详,但他活跃于10世纪中叶的叙利亚阿勒颇,退休时间约为967年,这一年他最后一部作品献给了阿勒颇的统治者赛义夫·道拉,而赛义夫·道拉的统治也在同年结束。他向赛义夫·道拉献上作品始于公元945年,因此已知阿尔·卡比西至少在赛义夫·道拉统治的整整22年间一直活跃于显赫地位。大多数占星家熟悉阿尔卡比提乌斯这个名字,是因为归功于他的宫位制。阿尔·卡比西并非这一宫位计算系统的发明者,但他本人使用了该系统,并对其进行了足够详细的解释,以致中世纪后期的文献通常将其归为来源。在他所处的时代,这套系统已被视为古老,并广泛归功于托勒密,因为其计算借助了托勒密《天文学大成》(II.7)中升度差的表格,以及依赖于托勒密《平面天球图》所提供信息的星盘。(关于如何计算'阿尔卡比提乌斯'宫位尖轴的最古老清晰解释,见于一份归属于雷托里乌斯、标注公元428年的星盘,尽管正如J.D.诺斯所言,“巴比伦人早已掌握了该计算的关键”。)关于其生平与工作的更多信息,参见:关于阿尔·卡比西

英文原文

Alcabitius (or Alchabitius) is the Latinised name of the Muslim astrologer al-Qabisi (named after his birthplace, the village Qabisa in Iraq). Al Qabisi's birth date is unknown, but he flourished in the mid-10th century in Aleppo, Syria, and his retirement is marked as around 967, this being the last year in which he dedicated a work to Aleppo’s ruler, Sayf al-Dawla, whose reign ended that year. The dedicated works to Sayf al-Dawla began in 945 AD, so Al Qabisi is known to have been active at a high level of prominence for at least the full 22 years of Sayf al-Dawla's reign. Most astrologers are familiar with the name of Alcabitius due to the house system attributed to him. Al Qabisi did not invent that system of house calculation but personally employed it and explained it in sufficient detail that references to it in the late Middle Ages generally credit him as their source. In his own time, it was already considered ancient, and was widely attributed to Ptolemy because its calculation was facilitated by the tables of ascensional differences in Ptolemy’s Almagest (II.7) and by astrolabes dependent on information presented in Ptolemy’s Planisphaerium . (The oldest clear explanation of how to calculate ‘Alcabitius’ house cusps is found in a chart attributed to Rhetorius, dated 428 AD, although as J.D. North reports “the key to the calculation had been available to the Babylonians”.)

For more information about his life and work see: About Al Qabisi

阿尔科科登 Alchocoden

在波斯-阿拉伯作者中也被称为kadhkhudāh或al-kadhudāh,alchocoden指的是对作为hyleg('生命赋予者')的星体或位置的度数具有主宰权,且同时与hyleg成相位的行星。它被用作'年岁赋予者',因为其一般性质和状态用于定义生命的自然年数。

威廉·李利写道(CA,第530-531页):

阿拉伯人进一步观察到,哪颗行星在hyleg的位置上拥有最本质的尊贵,并与此位置形成某种相位。他们称这颗行星为Alcochodon,或年岁赋予者;他们认为,如果本命者在此期间没有遇到严重的阻碍性行运,或没有遭遇突发意外,或避免了他所居住的城镇或国家的普遍命运(因为没有特定命运能抵抗普遍灾难),那么他可能活到这颗行星所象征的大、中或小年数,这是根据生命的自然进程。

李利在第57-83页给出的行星年数如下:

大年中年少年

土星5743½30

木星794512

火星664015

太阳1206919

金星82458

水星764820

月亮1086625

关于alchocoden的推导和使用,以及Alcabitius偏好的确定方法,更多内容请参见多罗修斯第三卷的介绍性注释。

英文原文

Also known to Perso-Arabic authors as kadhkhudāh or al-kadhudāh, alchocoden is the term applied to the planet that holds rulership over the degree of the planet or place taken as hyleg ('giver or life'), whilst bearing an aspect to the hyleg. It is used as the 'giver of years' since its general nature and condition is used to define the natural years of the life.

William Lilly writes, (CA., pp.530-531):

The Arabians did further observe, what Planet had most essential dignity in the place of the Hyleg, and with some aspect did behold that place. This Planet they called Alcochodon, or giver of years; and they were of the opinion that the Native might live the great, greater or lesser years which this planet did signify, according unto the natural course of life, if he met with no very obstructive directions in the interim, or escaped sudden casualties, or avoided the general fate of any City or Country wherein he came to reside or inhabit, for no particular fate can resist a general calamity.

The years of the planets, given by Lilly on pp.57-83, are:

Greater Mean Least Saturn 57 43½ 30 Jupiter 79 45 12 Mars 66 40 15 Sun 120 69 19 Venus 82 45 8 Mercury 76 48 20 Moon 108 66 25

For more on the derivation and use of the alchocoden, and the method of determination favoured by Alcabitius see Introductory notes to the third book of Dorotheus.

阿尔方索星表 Alfonsine Tables

阿尔方索星表是一套天文表,于13世纪在卡斯蒂利亚的阿方索十世(智者阿方索)的赞助下编纂而成,成为中世纪欧洲天文学和占星学的标准计算基础。它们源自早期的阿拉伯和托勒密资料,并根据地心宇宙模型提供行星位置。与现代星历表不同,阿尔方索星表并未列出每日的行星位置。相反,它们提供了数值参数、平均运动和修正表,可以据此计算太阳、月亮和行星的位置。使用这些表需要数学技能,其准确性很大程度上取决于使用者的能力。几个世纪以来,阿尔方索星表构成了欧洲占星实践的基础,尤其用于计算合相、食相、入宫和星盘。然而,随着时间的推移,它们的局限性日益明显,因为行星位置的累积误差导致计算位置与直接观测之间出现明显差异。到近代早期,这些缺陷促使了改革努力,最终以约翰内斯·开普勒的《鲁道夫星表》(1627年)为顶峰,该星表基于第谷·布拉赫的精确观测和开普勒改革后的行星理论。《鲁道夫星表》明确旨在取代阿尔方索体系,标志着从中世纪天文表向基于系统观测的近代计算的转变。一份由萨克森的约翰编制的星表副本视图。

Alfonsine Tables
英文原文

The Alfonsine Tables were a set of astronomical tables compiled in the 13th century under the patronage of Alfonso X of Castile (known as Alfonso the Wise) which became the standard computational basis for astronomy and astrology in medieval Europe. They were derived from earlier Arabic and Ptolemaic sources and provided planetary positions according to a geocentric model of the cosmos.

Unlike modern ephemerides, the Alfonsine Tables did not list daily planetary positions. Instead, they supplied numerical parameters, mean motions, and correction tables from which the positions of the Sun, Moon, and planets could be calculated. Their use required mathematical skill, and accuracy depended heavily upon the competence of the practitioner.

For several centuries the Alfonsine Tables formed the backbone of astrological practice in Europe, particularly for the calculation of conjunctions, eclipses, ingresses, and horoscopes. However, over time their limitations became increasingly apparent, as accumulated errors in planetary positions led to noticeable discrepancies between calculated positions and direct observation.

By the early modern period these shortcomings prompted efforts at reform, culminating in Johannes Kepler’s Rudolphine Tables (1627), based on Tycho Brahe’s precise observations and Kepler’s reformed planetary theory. The Rudolphine Tables were explicitly designed to supersede the Alfonsine system, marking a transition from medieval astronomical tables to early modern calculation grounded in systematic observation.

View of a copy of the Tables – compiled by John of Saxony

阿尔金迪-占星家(约801-873) Alkindi - Astrologer (c. 801-873)

阿尔金迪在巴格达接受教育,成为智慧宫中的杰出人物,并曾为几位哈里发服务,监督科学文本的阿拉伯语翻译工作。他翻译了超过200部重要著作,随后又撰写了数百部自己的原创论文,这使他被誉为当时最伟大的哲学家。

欲了解更多信息,请参阅网页:《阿尔·金迪导论》

英文原文

Educated in Baghdad, Alkindi became a prominent figure in the House of Wisdom and served under several Caliphs to oversee the translation of scientific texts into Arabic. He translated over 200 important works and went on to write hundreds of original treatises of his own, gaining him a reputation for being the greatest philosopher of his era.

For more information, see the webpage: An Introduction to Al Kindi

阿尔穆特恩 Almuten

当考虑所有先天尊贵时,最强的那颗行星。该术语源自阿拉伯语,来源于al-mateen,意为“坚定者”或“权力强大者”,但这一概念在托勒密及其他早期古典占星家的著作中就已存在。

确定主宰星的方法涉及考虑所有先天尊贵的完整范围,因此需要考虑星座主宰、擢升、三分、界和面——而不仅仅是星座主宰。因此,金星被认为是天秤座的星座主宰,但土星才是主宰星,因为它能够通过擢升、三分、界和面获得主宰权。

通常采用计分法来确定任何给定点的主宰星。这种方法以及更多细节在教程《理解行星的先天尊贵与无力》的第5部分中有概述。

星盘的主宰星是星盘中最为尊贵的行星。这常与命主星相混淆,但一般来说,星盘的主宰星不考虑偶然尊贵,而命主星则考虑。

英文原文

The strongest planet when all essential dignities are considered. The term is Arabic and derives from al-mateen , meaning 'the firm one' or 'strong in power', but the concept exists in the works of Ptolemy and other early classical astrologers.

The method of identifying the almuten involves considering the full range of essential dignities, so that rulership by sign, exaltation, triplicity, term and face is considered - not just rulership by sign. Hence Venus is said to rule the sign of Libra but Saturn is the almuten, being capable of assuming rulership by exaltation, triplicity, term and face.

A point scoring technique is often used to determine the almuten of any given point. This, and further details are outlined in part 5 of the tutorial Understanding Planetary Dignity and Debility .

The Almuten of the Figure is the most dignified planet in the chart. This is often confused with the Lord of the Geniture but generally the Almuten of the Figure does not recognise accidental dignity whereas the Lord of the Geniture does.

海拔 Altitude

行星在地平线之上或之下的角距离。它通常与方位角配对,其计算利用天体地平线和天顶/天底。

Altitude
英文原文

The angular distance of a planet above or below the horizon.

It is usually partnered with azimuth and its calculation makes use of the celestial horizon and zenith / nadir .

阿纳雷塔 Anareta

阿纳雷塔(或杀害者)——被称为杀戮、毁灭或破坏之星。这是一颗能够象征毁灭的行星,因此在出生时及通过推运,对命主('生命给予者')构成威胁。阿纳雷塔可能是一颗凶星,第八宫宫主星,第八宫宫主星的主宰星,或者一颗位于第八宫的行星。凶星的界被称为凶杀度,就像黄道十二宫任何星座的最后一度一样。

英文原文

Anareta (or Interfector) - termed the Killing, Interficient or Destroying Planet. A planet that is capable of signifying destruction and therefore offers a threat to the hyleg , ('giver or life'), at birth and by direction.

The anareta may be a malefic planet, the lord of the 8th, the almuten of the lord of the 8th, or a planet placed in the 8th house. The terms of the infortunes are called anaretic degrees as is the final degree of any sign of the zodiac.

轴点/角宫 Angles / Angular

四个轴点分别是上升点(Asc)、下降点(Dsc)、中天(MC)和天底(或称“下中天”:IC)。它们分别标定第一宫、第七宫、第十宫和第四宫的宫头,也被称为“基本点”,是星盘中最关键的度数(Manilius曾论及它们:“这些点承载着非凡的力量,它们对命运施加的影响是我们这门科学已知的最大影响力”;《天文学》,2.804)。

宫头位于这些轴点的四个宫位(即第1、4、7、10宫)被称为角宫,且被认为具有强大的影响力,因为落在此类宫位内的行星格外具有表现力。

当行星与四个轴点之一合相时,或(更宽泛地说)当它们落在角宫内的任何位置时,这些行星即被描述为“角宫行星”。关于此细节在解读中的运用,请参阅文章:《角宫、续宫与果宫》。

Angles / AngularAngles / AngularAngles / Angular
英文原文

The angles are the ascendant ( Asc ), descendant ( Dsc ), midheaven ( MC ) and Imum Coeli (or ‘lower midheaven’: IC ). These mark the cusps of the 1st, 7th, 10th and 4th houses respectively, and are also referred to as ‘cardinal points’, being the most important degrees in the chart ( Manilius said of them: “These points are charged with exceptional powers, and the influence they exert on fate is the greatest known to our science”; Astronomica , 2.804).

The four houses that have the angles on the cusp (1, 4, 7, 10) are known as angular houses and are noted as being powerful in influence because planets within these houses are especially expressive.

Planets are described as 'angular' when they are positioned in conjunction with one of the four angles or (more loosely) when they are placed anywhere within an angular houses. For the use of this detail in interpretation, see the article: ' Angular, Succedent & Cadent '.

阿尼莫达尔 Animodar

托勒密在其著作《四书》(Tetrabiblos,III.2)以及许多传统著作中,如安东尼乌斯·德·蒙图尔莫的《命盘论》、阿尔·卡比西的《占星入门》和威廉·莉莉的《基督教占星学》中的命盘章节,都解释了Animodar校正法。该方法旨在当占星师确定上升点所在星座后,校正上升点的度数。该词汇源自波斯语namudar,意为“指示器”,其方法基于考虑前一次朔望(月相)的度数。若命盘前为新月,则以新月度数上具有最大本质尊贵的行星为准;若为满月,则以地平线上方发光体度数上具有最大本质尊贵的行星为准。根据莉莉的指导,确定该行星后,需判断其更接近上升点还是中天。若更接近上升点,则将上升点调整至该行星的度数位置;若更接近中天,则将中天调整至该行星的度数位置,并相应调整上升点。该方法在17世纪以前被广泛采用,许多历史命盘记录,如卡尔丹和琼克蒂努斯等作者的收藏中,其上升点度数均源于此技术。伽利略为自己命盘所做的笔记也显示他试图通过Animodar法校正出生时间。托勒密(III.2)的完整段落如下:关于上升点度数。经常出现的困难涉及第一个也是最重要的事实,即出生时刻的分钟;因为通常只有通过出生时的占星盘观测,才能为科学观察者提供精确的分钟,而其他大多数谨慎从业者依赖的占星仪器却经常容易出错,日晷因位置或日晷针的偶然移动,水钟因水流堵塞或各种原因导致的不规律,以及纯粹偶然因素。因此,有必要首先说明如何通过自然且一致的推理,在已知事件最近时刻的度数(通过上升法确定)的情况下,找出应该上升的黄道度数。那么,我们必须取出生前最近的一次朔望,无论是新月还是满月;同样,准确确定度数——若为新月,则取两个发光体的度数;若为满月,则取地平线上方那个发光体的度数——并观察在出生时刻哪些星体统治该度数。通常,统治模式被认为涵盖以下五种形式:三合、宫位、擢升、界、以及相位或照射;也就是说,当所问位置以一种、多种或全部方式与将成为统治者的星体相关联时。因此,若我们发现某颗星体在所有或大部分方面与度数相合,则无论该星体在其所经过星座中准确占据哪个度数,我们都应判断该度数在出生时刻作为上升度数,且该度数位于通过上升法找到的最接近星座中。但如果发现两个或更多共同统治者,则使用其中在出生时刻经过的度数更接近根据上升法应上升的度数的那一颗星体所示的度数。若两个或更多星体的度数接近,则选择与中心和星区最相关的那一个。然而,如果统治者所占据的度数距离整体命盘上升点的距离大于其距离对应中天的距离,则使用该度数构成中天,并由此建立其他宫位。关于上升点度数。经常出现的困难涉及第一个也是最重要的事实,即出生时刻的分钟;因为通常只有通过出生时的占星盘观测,才能为科学观察者提供精确的分钟,而其他大多数谨慎从业者依赖的占星仪器却经常容易出错,日晷因位置或日晷针的偶然移动,水钟因水流堵塞或各种原因导致的不规律,以及纯粹偶然因素。因此,有必要首先说明如何通过自然且一致的推理,在已知事件最近时刻的度数(通过上升法确定)的情况下,找出应该上升的黄道度数。那么,我们必须取出生前最近的一次朔望,无论是新月还是满月;同样,准确确定度数——若为新月,则取两个发光体的度数;若为满月,则取地平线上方那个发光体的度数——并观察在出生时刻哪些星体统治该度数。通常,统治模式被认为涵盖以下五种形式:三合、宫位、擢升、界、以及相位或照射;也就是说,当所问位置以一种、多种或全部方式与将成为统治者的星体相关联时。因此,若我们发现某颗星体在所有或大部分方面与度数相合,则无论该星体在其所经过星座中准确占据哪个度数,我们都应判断该度数在出生时刻作为上升度数,且该度数位于通过上升法找到的最接近星座中。但如果发现两个或更多共同统治者,则使用其中在出生时刻经过的度数更接近根据上升法应上升的度数的那一颗星体所示的度数。若两个或更多星体的度数接近,则选择与中心和星区最相关的那一个。然而,如果统治者所占据的度数距离整体命盘上升点的距离大于其距离对应中天的距离,则使用该度数构成中天,并由此建立其他宫位。

英文原文

The Animodar method of chart rectification is explained in work of Ptolemy ( Tetrabiblos , III.2) and in many traditional works, such as Antonius de Montulmo’s work on nativities, Al Qabisi's Introduction to Astrology , and the nativities section of William Lilly's Christian Astrology . It aims to correct the degree of the ascendant once the astrologer knows which sign should be on the ascendant.

The word derives from the Persian term namudar , ‘indicator’, and the method is based on considering the degree of the previous syzygy (lunation). If the chart was preceded by a new Moon, it considers which planet has the most essential dignity at the degree of the New Moon; if it was a full Moon it considers which planet has the most essential dignity in the degree of the luminary above the earth.

According to Lilly's instruction, having identified that planet you then consider whether it is nearer to the ascendant or midheaven. If it is nearer to the ascendant you alter your ascendant to the degree position of that planet. If it is nearer the midheaven, you alter the midheaven in your chart to the degree position of that planet and then adjust your ascendant accordingly.

The method was very widely employed up the 17th century, and many historical horoscopes recorded in the collections of authors such as Cardan and Junctinus derive the ascendant degree from this technique. Galileo's chart notes for his own horoscope also demonstrate him attempting to rectify his birth time according to the animodar method. Ptolemy’s passage (III.2) reads in full:

Of the Degree of the Horoscopic Point. Difficulty often arises with regard to the first and most important fact, that is, the fraction of the hour of the birth; for in general only observation by means of horoscopic astrolabes at the time of birth can for scientific observers give the minute of the hour, while practically all other horoscopic instruments on which the majority of the more careful practitioners rely are frequently capable of error, the solar instruments by the occasional shifting of their positions or of their gnomons, and the water clocks by stoppages and irregularities in the flow of the water from different causes and by mere chance. It would therefore be necessary that an account first be given how one might, by natural and consistent reasoning, discover the degree of the zodiac which should be rising, given the degree of the known hour nearest the event, which is discovered by the method of ascensions. We must, then, take the syzygy most recently preceding the birth, whether it be a new moon or a full moon; and, likewise having ascertained the degree accurately, of both the luminaries if it is a new moon, and if it is a full moon that of the one of them that is above the earth, we must see what stars rule it at the time of the birth. In general the mode of domination is considered as falling under these live forms: when it is trine, house, exaltation, term, and phase or aspect; that is, whenever the place in question is related in One or several or all of these ways to the star that is to be the ruler. If, then, we discover that One star is familiar with the degree in all or most of these respects, whatever degree this star by accurate reckoning occupies in the sign through which it is passing, we shall judge that the corresponding degree is rising at the time of the nativity in the sign which is found to be closest by the method of ascensions. But if we discover two or more corulers, we shall use the number of degrees shown by whichever of them is, at the time of birth, passing through the degree that is closer to that which is rising according to the ascensions. But if two or more are close in the number of degrees, we shall follow the one, which is most nearly related to the centres and the sect. If, however, the distance of the degree occupied by the ruler from that of the general horoscope is greater than its distance from that of the corresponding mid-heaven, we shall use this same number to constitute the midlevel and thereby establish the other angles.

Of the Degree of the Horoscopic Point.

Difficulty often arises with regard to the first and most important fact, that is, the fraction of the hour of the birth; for in general only observation by means of horoscopic astrolabes at the time of birth can for scientific observers give the minute of the hour, while practically all other horoscopic instruments on which the majority of the more careful practitioners rely are frequently capable of error, the solar instruments by the occasional shifting of their positions or of their gnomons, and the water clocks by stoppages and irregularities in the flow of the water from different causes and by mere chance. It would therefore be necessary that an account first be given how one might, by natural and consistent reasoning, discover the degree of the zodiac which should be rising, given the degree of the known hour nearest the event, which is discovered by the method of ascensions. We must, then, take the syzygy most recently preceding the birth, whether it be a new moon or a full moon; and, likewise having ascertained the degree accurately, of both the luminaries if it is a new moon, and if it is a full moon that of the one of them that is above the earth, we must see what stars rule it at the time of the birth. In general the mode of domination is considered as falling under these live forms: when it is trine, house, exaltation, term, and phase or aspect; that is, whenever the place in question is related in One or several or all of these ways to the star that is to be the ruler. If, then, we discover that One star is familiar with the degree in all or most of these respects, whatever degree this star by accurate reckoning occupies in the sign through which it is passing, we shall judge that the corresponding degree is rising at the time of the nativity in the sign which is found to be closest by the method of ascensions. But if we discover two or more corulers, we shall use the number of degrees shown by whichever of them is, at the time of birth, passing through the degree that is closer to that which is rising according to the ascensions. But if two or more are close in the number of degrees, we shall follow the one, which is most nearly related to the centres and the sect. If, however, the distance of the degree occupied by the ruler from that of the general horoscope is greater than its distance from that of the corresponding mid-heaven, we shall use this same number to constitute the midlevel and thereby establish the other angles.

映点 Antiscia

Antiscia源自希腊语,字面意思是“相对的影子”。行星的反影是其黄道度数在巨蟹-摩羯轴线的至点上的镜像(例如,摩羯座5度的行星其反影在射手座25度)。这种镜像基于昼夜等长的原理将行星联系起来。通常,行星的反影被视为有利点。

莉莉在《基督教占星学》第90页描述道:

反影星座是指那些具有相同性质、且与两个回归星座(巨蟹座、摩羯座)的第一度等距的星座;当太阳处于这些度数时,昼夜等长。举例说明:当太阳在金牛座10度时,其与巨蟹座第一度的距离与在狮子座20度时相同;因此,当太阳在金牛座10度时,其反影在狮子座20度。也就是说,它对当时任何与之合相或形成相位的星体赋予性质或影响。

为使您更全面地了解反影落在何度何分,请见下表:

反影星座通用表:

双子座---------巨蟹座

狮子座---------金牛座

处女座---------白羊座

天秤座---------双鱼座

天蝎座---------水瓶座

射手座---------摩羯座

任何在双子座的行星将其反影送入巨蟹座,或在狮子座则送入金牛座。

莉莉还在第91页描述了第92页上用于简易计算反影度数的表格。

使用方法是:输入行星的整度数,前两列可供参考。例如,假设火星在某星座14度,在第一列找到14,对应数值为16,即其反影送至该度数。若有分钟,则使用后四列;例如输入17分,在第一列中找到对应数值43。或者先找出反影落入的星座,然后用30减去行星所处的度数和分钟,余数即为反影的度数和分钟。

许多现代作者复制了莉莉的表格,但未说明若在计算中引入分钟会导致错误结果。考虑以下情况:

在《基督教占星学》第177页的示例星图中,莉莉给出木星位于巨蟹座17°31'。根据第90页表格,巨蟹座映射至双子座,因此结果落入双子座。从第92页表格看,17°映射至13°,31'映射至29'。我们可能认为巨蟹座17°31'的反影是双子座13°29'。然而,在第181页的行星反影计算列表中,莉莉写道木星的反影落在双子座12°29'。他错了吗?不。如果计算整度数的反影,17°才映射至13°——两数之和需为30°。若将17°31'与13°29'相加,结果为31°。显然,若计算中包含分钟,则度数的映射方式必须调整以容纳这一度。因此,以下表格更为可靠:

在第92页,莉莉定义了反影的性质并解释了其对应面——对反影:

正如存在反影,我们视吉星的反影如同六合或三合;对反影则具有四分相或对分相的性质。要确定其位置,只需观察反影所在的星座和度数,其对面星座和度数即为对反影。例如,土星的反影在金牛座9度25分,则其对反影必然在天蝎座9度25分。

更多信息请参见网页:反影与对反影的古典基础。

AntisciaAntiscia
英文原文

Antiscia is from the Greek for, literally, 'opposite shadows'. The antiscion of a planet is its zodiac degree mirrored across the solstice points of the Cancer-Capricorn axis (so a planet at 5 degrees Capricorn has its antiscion at 25 degrees Sagittarius). This mirroring ties the planets into a relationship based on the fact that at both points the length of day and night will be equal. Generally, the antiscion of a planet is considered to be a favourable point.

Lilly describes them on p.90 of Christian Astrology :

The Antiscion signs are those, which are of the same virtue and are equally distant from the first degree of the two tropic signs, Cancer, Capricorn, and in which degrees whilst the Sun is, the days and nights are of equal length; by example it will be plain; when the Sun is in the tenth degree of Taurus, he is as far distant from the first degree of Cancer as when in the twentieth degree of Leo; therefore when the Sun is in the tenth of Taurus, he hath his Antiscion to the twentieth of Leo; that is, he giveth virtue or influence to any star or planet that at that time either is in the same degree by conjunction, or casteth any aspect unto it. But that you may more fully and perfectly know where your Antiscion falls in degrees and minutes, behold this following table. A General Table of the Antiscions in signs . Gemini---------Cancer Leo---------Taurus Virgo---------Aries Libra---------Pisces Scorpio---------Aquarius Sagittarius---------Capricorn Any planet in Gemini sends his Antiscion into Cancer, or being in Leo into Taurus.

The Antiscion signs are those, which are of the same virtue and are equally distant from the first degree of the two tropic signs, Cancer, Capricorn, and in which degrees whilst the Sun is, the days and nights are of equal length; by example it will be plain; when the Sun is in the tenth degree of Taurus, he is as far distant from the first degree of Cancer as when in the twentieth degree of Leo; therefore when the Sun is in the tenth of Taurus, he hath his Antiscion to the twentieth of Leo; that is, he giveth virtue or influence to any star or planet that at that time either is in the same degree by conjunction, or casteth any aspect unto it.

But that you may more fully and perfectly know where your Antiscion falls in degrees and minutes, behold this following table.

A General Table of the Antiscions in signs . Gemini---------Cancer Leo---------Taurus Virgo---------Aries Libra---------Pisces Scorpio---------Aquarius Sagittarius---------Capricorn

Any planet in Gemini sends his Antiscion into Cancer, or being in Leo into Taurus.

Lilly also offers a table for easy calculation of the antiscion degree (p.92) which he describes on p.91.

The use is easy if you enter with the whole degrees of your planet, the two first columns serve you, as Mars, supposed to be 14 degrees of a sign, look for 14 in the first column, over against it is 16, to that degree he sends his Antiscion. If you have minutes, enter the four last columns; as if you enter with 17 min., in the first column, over against it you find 43. or first look the sign where the Antiscion falls, then subtract the number of degr. and minutes the planet is in, from 30, what remains is the degree and minute where the Antiscion is.

The use is easy if you enter with the whole degrees of your planet, the two first columns serve you, as Mars, supposed to be 14 degrees of a sign, look for 14 in the first column, over against it is 16, to that degree he sends his Antiscion.

If you have minutes, enter the four last columns; as if you enter with 17 min., in the first column, over against it you find 43. or first look the sign where the Antiscion falls, then subtract the number of degr. and minutes the planet is in, from 30, what remains is the degree and minute where the Antiscion is.

Many modern authors have reproduced Lilly’s table, without explaining that this will result in a false result if we incorporate the use of minutes into the calculation. Consider what is happening:

In his example chart on p.177 of Christian Astrology , Lilly gives us the position of Jupiter at 17°31’ Cancer. We see from the table on p.90 that Cancer reflects to Gemini, so we know the result will fall in Gemini. We also see from the table on p.92 that 17° reflects to 13°, and that 31’ reflects to 29’. We might then assume that the antiscion of 17°31’ Cancer is 13°29’ Gemini. However, in his list of calculated antiscia for the planets used in his chart on p.181, Lilly has written that Jupiter’s antiscion falls at 12°29’ Gemini. Is he wrong? No. 17° only reflects to 13° if we are calculating the antiscion of a perfectly whole degree – both numbers need to add up to 30°. If we add 17°31’ to 13°29’ the result would be 31°. Clearly, if minutes are included in the calculation, the way that the degrees are reflected must be adjusted to allow for this extra degree. The following tables are therefore more reliable:

On page 92 of Christian Astrology , Lilly defines the nature of antiscia (antiscions), and explains their counter-part, contrantiscions:

And as there are Antiscions, which of the good planets we think are equal to a sextile, or trine; so are there Contrantiscions, which we find to be of the nature of a square or opposition: and to know where it is, you do no more than observe in what sign and degree the Antiscion is, in the sign and degree opposite to that place the Contrantiscion: as in the former examples, the Antiscion of Saturn is in nine degr. and 25 min. of Taurus, his Contrantiscion must then be in 9 degr. and 25 min. of Scorpio.

For more information, see the webpage: The Classical Basis of Antiscia and Contra-Antiscia

生命的赋予者 Apheta / Aphetic Place

Apheta(ἀφέτης)–希腊术语,字面意思是‘释放者’或‘发出者/发出点’(源自ἀπό(apo)‘离开,向前’+ἵημι(hiēmi)‘发送,抛掷,释放’+της(-tēs)‘...的人’)。它表示星盘中生命力或一段充满活力的岁月被‘释放’的点。后来该术语等同于阿拉伯语中的hyleg(‘生命的延续者’),即被认为对生命力影响最大的行星或点,因此被称为‘生命的赋予者’。更多信息请参见hyleg词条。

英文原文

Apheta (ἀφέτης) – Greek term literally meaning ‘releaser’ or ‘one who / point that sends forth’ (from ἀπό ( apo ) ‘away, forth’ + ἵημι ( hiēmi ) ‘to send, throw, release’ + της (- tēs ) ‘one who…’). It denotes the point in the horoscope from which the vitality of life, or a period of vitality-filled years, is ‘released’. The term was later equated with the Arabic hyleg (‘Prorogator of Life’), the planet or point considered to have the greatest influence upon vitality and therefore known as ‘the giver of life’. For more information see the entry for hyleg .

远地点 Apogee

远地点——源自希腊语apo‘远离’+gaia‘地球’——是行星轨道上离地球最远的点。由于传统上地球被视为地心宇宙中最低的球体,远离地球在象征意义上与高度、优越性、神性和精神力量相关联。当处于远地点时,行星的视运动(以黄道测量)是顺行且快速的。

Apogee
英文原文

The apogee – from the Greek apo ‘far from’ + gaia ‘earth’ – is the point in a planet’s orbit when it is furthest from the Earth.

Since the Earth is traditionally perceived as the lowest sphere in the geocentric cosmos, distance from the Earth is symbolically associated with height, superiority, divinity and spiritual strength. When at apogee the apparent planetary movement (as measured against the zodiac) is direct and swift in motion.

回避 Apoklima

Apoklima(ἀπόκλιμα)——希腊术语,字面意思是‘偏离’(源自ἀπό(apo)‘远离’+κλίνω(klinō)‘转向、弯曲、倾斜’)。在占星学中,它描述一个行星或天体与另一个天体失去直接连接。这个词可能用于描述偏离角度的位置,或描述一个行星偏离其本位,或与另一行星或位置缺乏有效的相位接触(即一种回避形式)。

英文原文

Apoklima (ἀπόκλιμα) – Greek term literally meaning ‘a turning away from’ (from ἀπό (apo) ‘away from’ + κλίνω (klinō) ‘to turn, bend, incline’). In astrology it describes a planet or body that has turned away from direct connection with another. The word might be applied to places that fall away from the angles, or it might describe a planet that is turned away from its own place or lacking an effective aspectual contact with another planet or place, ( i.e ., a form of aversion ).

入相位 Application

虽然从广义上讲,“入相位”一词用于描述任何行星向另一颗行星的合相或相位移动,但在严格术语中,当行星处于相位容许度范围内并正朝向精确(成相)运动时,该行星被称为“正在入相位”或“入相位”于另一颗行星。必须考虑行星运动,因为如果一颗行星正在逆行,那么看似正在入相位的相位实际上可能是在出相位;而如果一颗行星即将转为逆行,那么当前处于入相位状态的相位可能无法最终成相。通常,其中一颗行星比另一颗运动得更快,这颗星被称为在形成入相位或投射相位。较慢的行星接收影响。如果较慢运动的行星在相位精确之前逆行或转为逆行,则称这两颗行星相互入相位。在卜卦占星中,处于入相位状态的相位象征着正在发展且尚未完全显现的事件。

英文原文

Although in a general sense the term 'applying' is used for any planet moving towards the conjunction or aspect of another, in strict terminology a planet is said to be 'in application' or 'applying' to another when the planets are within orb of aspect and moving towards perfection (exactness). Planetary motion must be considered, for if a planet is retrograde an aspect that appears to be applying towards exactness may in fact be separating , and if a planet is about to turn retrograde an aspect that is currently in a state of application may fail to perfect.

Usually one planet is moving more quickly than the other, and this planet is said to be making the application or casting the aspect. The slower planet receives the influence.

If the slower moving planet is retrograde or turns retrograde before the aspect perfects, the planets are said to be mutually applying to each other.

In horary astrology, aspects that are in a state of application are symbolic of events that are developing and yet to fully manifest.

水瓶座 Aquarius

水瓶座是拉丁语中“运水者”的意思,它指代以下内容:

水瓶座星座——一组(不规则间距的)主要恒星群,穿过黄道并位于黄道带内。

水瓶座黄道十二宫——黄道带12个等分划分中的第十一个,由黄道与春分点和秋分点及夏至点和冬至点的交点天文确定。

尽管水瓶座星座和黄道十二宫共享同一名称,但它们在天文学上是相互区分的,并且由于黄道带考虑了岁差现象,它们预计不会重叠。星座和宫位都为占星判断增添了意义,但其象征意义源自不同的原理。

水瓶座的象征:

‣关于星座的恒星和象征细节,参见

水瓶座星座的星宿传说

‣关于十二宫的划分、主宰及象征细节,参见

水瓶座宫位的象征意义

Aquarius
英文原文

Aquarius is the Latin word for 'water-bearer' and is the name given to:

The Constellation Aquarius - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac . The Zodiac Sign Aquarius - the eleventh of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

The Constellation Aquarius - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac .

The Zodiac Sign Aquarius - the eleventh of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

Though the constellation and the sign of Aquarius share the same name, they are astronomically distinguished from each other and not expected to overlap due to the zodiac factoring in the phenomenon of precession . Constellations and signs both add meaning to an astrological judgement but draw their symbolism from different principles.

Symbol for Aquarius:

‣ For details of the stars and symbolism of the constellation, see

Star Lore of the Constellation Aquarius

‣ For details on divisions, rulerships and symbolism of the zodiac sign, see

Sign Symbolism of Aquarius

白羊座 Aries

白羊座是拉丁语中“公羊”的意思,指的是:

-白羊座星座——一组主要(间距不规则)的恒星,横跨黄道并位于黄道带内。

-白羊座星宫——黄道带中12个等分区的第一个,由黄道与春分点、秋分点和夏至点、冬至点的交点在天文学上确定。

尽管白羊座星座和星宫名称相同,但天文学上它们彼此区分,且由于黄道带考虑了岁差现象,它们并不重合。星座和星宫都为占星判断增添了意义,但它们的象征意义源于不同的原则。

白羊座的象征:

-有关星座恒星及其象征意义的详细信息,请参阅《白羊座星座的星宿传说》

-有关星宫划分、主宰和象征意义的详细信息,请参阅《白羊座星宫象征》

Aries
英文原文

Aries is the Latin word for 'ram' and is the name given to:

The Constellation Aries - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac . The Zodiac Sign Aries - the first of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

The Constellation Aries - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac .

The Zodiac Sign Aries - the first of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

Though the constellation and the sign of Aries share the same name, they are astronomically distinguished from each other and not expected to overlap due to the zodiac factoring in the phenomenon of precession . Constellations and signs both add meaning to an astrological judgement but draw their symbolism from different principles.

Symbol for Aries:

‣ For details of the stars and symbolism of the constellation, see

Star Lore of the Constellation Aries

‣ For details on divisions, rulerships and symbolism of the zodiac sign, see

Sign Symbolism of Aries

上升星座 Ascendant

上升点是黄道(黄道带)上升至东方地平线上的度数。这个度数标志着星盘中第一宫的宫头,在更广义上,整个第一宫也可被称为上升点,因为此处的行星即将升上地平线,变得肉眼可见。下图展示了2世纪占星家维提乌斯·瓦伦斯所给出的解释。上升点的具体位置计算为双鱼座13°,它正在东方地平线上升起(图中最左侧部分);然而,该术语也可能指代整个第一宫。(瓦伦斯在此使用波菲利宫位制计算宫位——根据该体系,第一宫占据上升点与天底之间黄道度数的三分之一。)

AscendantAscendantAscendantAscendantAscendant
英文原文

The ascendant is the degree of the ecliptic (zodiac) that is ascending into view over the eastern horizon. This degree denotes the cusp of the 1st house in an astrology chart, and in a more general sense, the whole of the first house might be referred to as the ascendant because planets here are about to ascend above the horizon and become visible to the naked eye.

The diagram below illustrates the explanation given by the 2nd-century astrologer Vettius Valens .

The specific point of the ascendant is calculated to be 13° Pisces, which is rising on the eastern horizon (shown as the most extreme left part of this chart); however, the term might also be applied to the whole of the 1st house. (Valens calculates the houses here using the Porphyry house system - by this system, the first house spans one-third of the zodiac degrees between the Ascendant (Asc) and the Immum Caeli, or Lower Angle (IC).

上升:长与短/直与曲 Ascension: Long and Short / Direct and Crooked

在北半球:

长升或直升或顺升的星座是:巨蟹座、狮子座、处女座、天秤座、天蝎座、射手座;短升或曲升的星座是:摩羯座、水瓶座、双鱼座、白羊座、金牛座、双子座。

长升或直升或顺升的星座是:巨蟹座、狮子座、处女座、天秤座、天蝎座、射手座;

短升或曲升的星座是:摩羯座、水瓶座、双鱼座、白羊座、金牛座、双子座。

由于黄道的倾斜,并非所有黄道星座都以均匀的时间升上上升点——‘长升’或‘直升’的星座以较大的角度升起,导致更长的上升时间;‘短升’或‘曲升’的星座以更锐利的角度升起,因此它们更快地越过地平线。观察者离赤道越远,这种差异越显著,而在赤道处则观察不到这种效应,因为那里星座以大约相等的时间升起(每个星座2小时)。

长升星座通常与较长的持续时间和更直接的路径相关;短升星座则与较短的持续时间和更曲折或不清的路径相关。

传统作者也认为这种上升时间的差异与相位的判断有关,因此在长升星座中的黄道六合或四分相可能被判断为更像四分相和三合相(在短升星座中则相反)。

托勒密在他的《四书》(III.10)中指出了这一原则:“有时,在缓慢上升的星座中,六合相位在受克时会破坏,而在快速上升的星座中,三合亦然。”莉莉经常应用同样的原则,例如将长升星座中月亮与水星之间的六合描述为“更恰当地说是四分相”(《基督占星学》,第290页)。

→在本视频中(感谢韦德·凯夫斯,STA),以伦敦为地点,太阳接近白羊座0°(短升星座),月亮接近天秤座0°(长升星座)。注意当太阳升起时(即双鱼座/白羊座上升时),黄道与地平线形成的角度非常锐利。但当月亮升起时(即处女座/天秤座上升时),黄道与地平线形成的角度达到最大。

英文原文

In the northern hemisphere:

signs of long or straight or direct ascension are: Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius signs of short or crooked ascension are: Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces, Aries, Taurus, Gemini

signs of long or straight or direct ascension are: Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius

signs of short or crooked ascension are: Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces, Aries, Taurus, Gemini

Due to the obliquity of the ecliptic, not all signs of the zodiac rise over the Ascendant in an even span of time – signs of ‘long’ or ‘straight’ ascension rise at a greater angle to the horizon, which results in longer ascensional times; signs of ‘short’ or ‘crooked’ ascension rise at a more acute angle, so they ascend over the horizon more quickly. The difference becomes more dramatic the further from the equator the observer is, and the effect is not observed at the equator, where the signs rise at approximately equal times (2hrs per sign).

Signs of long ascension are generally associated with longer durations and more direct paths; those of short ascension are associated with shorter durations and more crooked or unclear paths.

Traditional authors also treated this disparity in rising times as relevant to the judgement of aspects, so that a zodiacal sextile or square in signs of long ascension might be judged as operating more like a square and a trine (the converse in signs of short ascension).

Ptolemy notes this principle in his Tetrabiblos (III.10): “And sometimes, also, among the signs that ascend slowly the sextile aspect destroys, when it is afflicted, and again among the signs that ascend rapidly the trine”. Lilly often applies the same principle, for example describing a sextile between the Moon and Mercury in signs of long ascension as “more properly a square aspect” ( CA , p.290).

→ In this video (courtesy Wade Caves, STA ) set for London, the Sun is near 0° Aries (a sign of short ascension) and the Moon near 0° Libra (sign of long ascension). Note that when the Sun rises ( i.e ., when Pisces/Aries is rising), the angle the ecliptic makes to the horizon is sharply acute. But by the time the Moon rises ( i.e ., when Virgo/Libra is rising), the angle the ecliptic makes to the horizon is at its greatest.

相位 Aspect

“aspect”一词源自拉丁语aspicio,意为“注视”。该术语首次出现于中世纪,但在此之前,已有类似词语用来描述行星之间相互“注视”、“见证”或“看见”的关系。

相位以黄道经度测量,其含义受行星之间几何与数值关系的影响,从地球观测者的视角来看:例如,今天所谓的四分相,传统上被称为四轴形相位(指其构成的平面图形)或四边相位,指其几何图形所拥有的边数(源自希腊语tetra,意为“四”)。

传统相位包括:合相(0°)、六合(60°)、四分相(90°)、三合(120°)和冲相位(180°),具体如下:

合相以符号☌表示。

行星合相时没有关联的平面图形,因为它们并非通过视线混合光线,而是从地球上看直接在天空中结合。因此,更准确的说法是将合相区别于其他相位,许多传统文献通过称合相的行星为“实体合相”(即身体相遇)来强调这一区别。

六合以符号⚹表示。

当行星相距60度(两个星座)时形成。其象征意义部分源于六合相位将整个星盘分成六份。效果是和谐地结合行星的影响力。虽然被认为在有益效果上不如流畅的三合相位显著,但六合常与更强的能量或意志力的运用相关联。

四分相以符号□表示。

当行星相距90度(三个星座)时形成。其象征意义部分源于四分相将整个星盘分成四份。效果是结合行星的影响力,但伴随一定的压力、抵抗和紧张。这常常导致摩擦或问题,尽管并非不可克服。

三合以符号△表示。

当行星相距120度(四个星座)时形成。其象征意义部分源于三合相将整个星盘分成三份。效果是和谐地结合行星的影响力,使它们的联合能量顺畅流动。

冲相位以符号☍表示。

当行星相距180度(六个星座)时形成。冲相位的行星在天空相对的区域对峙。其象征意义部分源于冲相位将整个星盘分成两份。效果常常是冲突的对立利益,不易克服。冲相位所显示的联盟通常不稳定,在本命占星学中,它可能代表在两个极端之间频繁摇摆,而非真正的能量统一。

半六合以符号⚺表示。

当行星相距30度(一个星座)时形成。其象征意义部分源于半六合将整个星盘分成十二份。半六合在传统公认相位中重要性相对较低,古典时期常被认为太弱,若无支持因素则无法产生显著效果。

在古典占星学中,相距150度(五个星座)的行星不被视为相位连接,被称为“不相容”、“相悖”或“相异”。这仅仅表明它们无法有效结合能量并协同工作。现代占星学将这种缺乏意愿或能力的元素纳入其中,使“不相容”本身成为一种相位,也称为梅花相位,以符号⚻表示,据称代表基于不相容的紧张或对立关系。

即使相位不完全精确也会被认可。例如,两颗行星大约相距120度,即被认为处于三合相位,因为其影响中考虑到了容许度。详细内容请参见“容许度”词条。

约翰内斯·开普勒在17世纪引入了现代占星学中使用的一些“次要相位”。其中包括五合相(Q-72°)、十三分相(Td-108°)、双五合相(Bq-144°)、半四分相(45°)和八分之三相(135°)。大多数占星家认为这些新的“次要”相位太弱,不具重大意义,并认识到在星盘中添加过多无关紧要的细节可能存在风险——除非巧妙运用,否则可能削弱主要(传统)相位更明显的相关性。

以下文章推荐用于更全面地讨论相位:

《相位的古典起源与传统运用》——D.Houlding

《相位与星盘形状导论》——N.Campion

Aspect
英文原文

The word ‘aspect’ comes from the Latin aspicio , ‘to regard’. The term is first encountered during the Middle Ages but before this, similar words were used to say that the planets ‘looked at’, ‘witnessed’ or ‘saw’ each other.

Aspects are measured in celestial longitude and aspect meanings are affected by the geometrical and numerical relationships made between the planets as viewed by the observer on Earth: hence, what is usually called the square aspect today was traditionally called the quadrate or quadrangular aspect (referring to the plane figure that the square aspect creates) or the tetragonal aspect, referring to the number of sides that its associated geometrical figure possesses (from the Greek tetra , ‘four’).

Traditionally, aspects include: conjunction (0˚), sextile (60˚), square (90˚), trine (120˚) and opposition (180˚), which are detailed below:

The Conjunction is denoted by the symbol ☌ .

Planets that meet by conjunction have no associated plane figure because they do not blend their rays over a line of sight but through direct union in the sky as perceived from the Earth. Therefore, it is more correct to refer to conjunctions and aspects, and many traditional texts note this distinction by referring to conjoining planets as making a corporeal conjunction, i.e., 'bodily meeting'.

The Sextile is denoted by the symbol ⚹ .

This is when the planets are 60 degrees (two signs) apart. Its symbolism is partly derived from the fact that a sextile aspect is a division of the whole chart into six. The effect is to harmoniously combine the influences of the planets. Though considered less productive in beneficial effects than the easy-flowing trine aspect, the sextile is often associated with a greater application of energy or will-power.

The Square is denoted by the symbol □ .

This is when the planets are 90 degrees (3 signs) apart. Its symbolism is partly derived from the fact that a square aspect is a division of the whole chart into four. The effect is to unite the influences of the planets but with some strain, resistance and tension involved. This often leads to friction or problems, though they are not necessarily insurmountable.

The Trine is denoted by the symbol △ .

This is when the planets are 120 degrees (4 signs) apart. Its symbolism is partly derived from the fact that a trine aspect is a division of the whole chart into three. The effect is to harmoniously unite the influences of the planets so that there is an easy flow of their combined energy.

The Opposition is denoted by the symbol ☍ .

This is when the planets are 180 degrees (6 signs) apart. Planets in opposition confront each other from opposing areas of the sky. Its symbolism is partly derived from the fact that an opposition aspect is a division of the whole chart into two. The effect is often a clash of opposing interests, which are not easily overcome. Alliances shown by an opposition aspect are often unstable and in natal astrology it can represent a frequent alteration between extremes, rather than a true unification of energy.

The semi-sextile is denoted by the symbol ⚺ .

This is when planets are 30 degrees (1 sign) apart. Its symbolism is partly derived from the fact that a semi-sextile aspect is a division of the whole chart into twelve. The semi-sextile is of relatively minor importance amongst the traditionally-recognised aspects and in classical times was often considered too weak to produce a noticeable effect without supporting factors.

In classical astrology, planets that are 150 degrees (or 5 signs) apart were not considered to be linked by aspect and were termed inconjunct, averse or alien to each other. This simply demonstrates an inability to combine energies and work together effectively. This element of being devoid of a willingness or capability to relate to each other has been incorporated into modern astrology by the inconjunct becoming an aspect in its own right. Also known as the quincunx and denoted by the symbol ⚻, it is said to represent a harsh or tense relationship based upon incompatibility.

Aspects are recognised even when they are not exact. i.e , two planets that are roughly 120 degrees from each other are said to be in a trine aspect because an allowance of contact is considered in the effect. For details of these see the glossary item on orbs .

Johannes Kepler introduced some of the 'minor aspects' used in modern astrology in the 17th century. These include the Quintile (Q - consisting of 72°), the Tredecile (Td -consisting of 108°), the Biquintile (Bq - consisting of 144°), the semi-square ( - consisting of 45°) and the Sesquiquadrate ( - consisting of 135°). Most astrologers regard these new 'minor' aspects as too weak to be of major significance and recognise a danger of putting too much inconsequential detail into the chart which, unless skilfully employed, may detract from the more obvious relevance of the major (traditional) aspects.

The following articles are recommended for a fuller discussion of aspects:

The Classical Origin and Traditional Use of Aspects by D. Houlding An Introduction to Aspects and Chart Shapes by N. Campion.

相位组 Aspect Patterns

当三个或更多行星通过相位相互连接时,它们可能在星盘轮中形成可识别的图案,并赋予额外的含义。常见的相位格局包括T三角、大十字、大三角、上帝之指、神秘矩形和风筝。这些格局大多由美国占星家马克·埃德蒙·琼斯规范化,他还提出了星盘形状的定义,如跷跷板、扇形、火车头、水桶、束状和泼溅状。

有关更多信息和带图表的定义,请参阅:

尼古拉斯·坎皮恩的《本命占星中的相位与星盘形状导论》。

Aspect PatternsAspect PatternsAspect Patterns
英文原文

When three or more planets are connected to each other by aspect , they might form a recognisable pattern within the chart wheel, which presents an additional meaning of its own. Common aspect patterns include the T-square , Grand Cross , Grand Trine , Yod , Mystic Rectangle , and Kite . Most of these patterns were formalised by the American astrologer Marc Edmund Jones, who also presented definitions for planetary chart shapes such as the See-Saw , Splay , Locomotive , Bucket , Bundle and Splash .

For more information and definitions with diagrams see:

An Introduction to Aspects & Chart Shaping in Natal Astrology by Nicholas Campion.

小行星 Asteroids

围绕太阳运行的小型岩石天体,大多数位于火星和木星之间的主小行星带内。尽管古典占星家对此并不了解,许多现代占星家通过将选定的(小行星)添加到星盘中来实验它们的象征意义。其中最常用的有:

谷神星——第一颗被发现的小行星(1801年),以罗马谷物与丰产女神命名;通常与养育、滋养、失去与重生等主题相关。

凯龙星——发现于1977年,归类为“半人马”,以神话中的导师与医者命名;通常与创伤、疗愈及指导相关。

谷神星——第一颗被发现的小行星(1801年),以罗马谷物与丰产女神命名;通常与养育、滋养、失去与重生等主题相关。

凯龙星——发现于1977年,归类为“半人马”,以神话中的导师与医者命名;通常与创伤、疗愈及指导相关。

更多信息请参阅大卫·麦肯撰写的文章《小行星与彗星:其成分及在占星学中的作用》。

英文原文

Small rocky bodies orbiting the Sun, most of which lie in the belt between Mars and Jupiter. Although unknown to classical astrologers, many modern astrologers experiment with their symbolism by adding selected asteroids to charts. Among the most frequently used are:

Ceres – the first asteroid discovered (1801), named for the Roman goddess of grain and fertility; often linked with themes of nurture, sustenance, loss and renewal. Chiron – discovered in 1977 and classed as a ‘centaur’, named for the mythic teacher and healer; commonly associated with wounds, healing and mentoring.

Ceres – the first asteroid discovered (1801), named for the Roman goddess of grain and fertility; often linked with themes of nurture, sustenance, loss and renewal.

Chiron – discovered in 1977 and classed as a ‘centaur’, named for the mythic teacher and healer; commonly associated with wounds, healing and mentoring.

For more information, see the article Asteroids and Comets : their composition and role in astrology by David McCann.

占星地图 Astro*Carto*Graphy

定位占星学的一个分支,主要归功于已故美国占星家吉姆·刘易斯。刘易斯在其老师唐纳德·A·布拉德利(以及罗伊·费尔布雷斯、马克·埃德蒙·琼斯博士、加里·邓肯和西里尔·费根等人)的研究基础上进行发展,并在20世纪70年代末至80年代初广泛推广。该方法作为其注册商标“Cyclo*Carto*Graphy”(C*C*G)的一部分推出,用于绘制个人在地球上不同地点的流年和推进情况。该技术利用本命盘,将行星经线叠加在世界地图上。这些线显示行星在哪些位置成角,从而指出对本命盘主人具有最佳行星共振的地理位置。更多信息请参阅马丁·戴维斯的《占星地图学:是什么及如何运作》。

英文原文

A branch of locational astrology mainly attributed to the late American astrologer, Jim Lewis. Lewis built upon the work of his teacher, Donald A. Bradley (and others such as Roy Firebrace, Dr Marc Edmund Jones, Gary Duncan, and Cyril Fagan) and promoted it widely in the late 1970s and early 1980s. This was launched as part of his trademarked Cyclo*Carto*Graphy (C*C*G), the mapping of one's transits and progressions over locations on the earth. The method utilises the natal chart and superimposes planetary longitudinal lines over a world map. These lines demonstrate where planets become angular and so point to geographical places of optimal planetary resonance for the owner of the chart.

For more information see Astro*Carto*Graphy: What it is and how it works , by Martin Davis.

星盘 Astrolabe

一种机械仪器(六分仪的前身),用于测量太阳或其他天体的高度。

Astrolabe
英文原文

A mechanical instrument (a forerunner to the sextant), used to determine the altitude of the sun or other celestial bodies.

眼睛 Auge

一个处于其自身周期最高点、因此距离地球最远的行星,位于其远地点(阿拉伯术语称为awj)。在托勒密世界观中,该术语适用于沿均轮运动的本轮,其目的是定义行星在地球上方升高的最远点。行星位于其相对于地球的最高位置与擢升且影响力优越的特性之间存在哲学关联,这在伊本·埃兹拉的《原因之书》(爱泼斯坦译本,第18-19页)中有所讨论。

Auge
英文原文

A planet which is at the highest point of its own cycle, and so furthest from the Earth, is at its auge (also known by the Arabic term awj ). In the Ptolemaic worldview the term applies to the epicycle of motion along the deferent, its purpose being to define the planet's furthest point of elevation above the Earth. There is a philosophical association between a planet positioned in its most superior position above the Earth and the characteristics of being exalted and superior in influence which is discussed in Ibn Ezra's Book of Reasons (Epstein translation, pp.18-19)

厌恶 Aversion

相斥是一个描述性术语,适用于无法形成相位的行星,因为它们的星座相互之间是梅花相(不相连)。根据古典相位理论,相邻星座或相隔五个星座的行星之间不存在有效的‘视线’,因此它们的影响力无法相互混合。

英文原文

Aversion is a descriptive term applied to planets that cannot make an aspect because their signs are inconjunct 'disconnected' from each other. According to classical aspect theory, planets in neighbouring signs or placed five signs apart do not have a viable 'line of sight' by which their influences can intermix.

相关词条 Aspect Inconjunct Aspect
方位角 Azimuth

Azimuth测量天体的水平角距离——在天文学中,通常从地平线与基本方向北的交点开始,测量到与观测者垂直圈(或其他指定点)的交点。它通常与高度角配合使用,其计算依赖于天球地平圈和天顶/天底。

Azimuth
英文原文

Azimuth measures the horizontal angular distance of a celestial object - in astronomy, it is usually measured from where the horizon cuts the cardinal direction north to where it cuts the vertical circle of the observer (or some other assigned point).

It is usually partnered with altitude and its calculation makes use of the celestial horizon and zenith / nadir .

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贫瘠星座 Barren Signs

双子座、狮子座和处女座被认为是贫瘠的,通常不利于生育。白羊座、射手座和水瓶座也被认为相当贫瘠。在预测技术中,当这些星座位于星盘的第5宫宫头时,可能暗示难以怀孕或子女较少。这些星座大多被认为具有干燥的影响。也称为不孕星座。

英文原文

Gemini , Leo and Virgo are considered barren and not normally conducive to fertility. Aries , Sagittarius and Aquarius are also considered rather barren. In predictive techniques these signs can suggest difficulty in conceiving children, or the prospect of few children, when placed on the 5th cusp of the chart. Most of these signs are considered to have a drying influence. Also known as sterile signs.

下半球 Below/Under the Earth

描述地平线以下的行星,即位于第1、2、3、4、5或6宫的行星(尽管在第1宫的行星受此影响较小,因为由于周日旋转,它们正上升至上升点)。当行星在地球之下时,它在天空中不可见;因此,一张具有强烈行星在地球之下主题的星盘,描述了无法找到的失踪物体、无法发现的动机、难以诊断的疾病、无法揭露的事实,以及一种被掩埋的感觉(如同失踪的宝藏)。

英文原文

Descriptive of planets beneath the horizon, i.e ., placed in the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th or 6th house, (although in the 1st house planets are less affected by this condition since by diurnal rotation they are rising towards the ascendant).

When a planet is under the earth it is not visible in the sky; hence, a chart which has a strong theme of planets beneath the earth is descriptive of missing objects that cannot be found, motives that cannot be discovered, illnesses that are hard to diagnose, facts that cannot be brought to light, and a sense of being buried (as in missing treasure).

相关词条 Above the Earth
月交点之间的中点 Bendings (of the lunar nodes)

术语“bendings”指的是黄道带上月亮路径在其赤纬(南或北)达到最大值的两个点,位于月球交点之间的中点,大约与交点轴成九十度。当月亮处于或接近弯曲点时,其运动方向会发生变化,无论是朝向交点还是远离交点,被称为‘偏离’。古代作者将弯曲点与不稳定性、偏离常规轨道以及月亮表达的减弱或扭曲联系在一起。关于这些点在实际应用中的讨论,请参阅约瑟夫·克兰的文章:《月球交点、弯曲点与月亮的行星》。

Bendings (of the lunar nodes)
英文原文

The term bendings refers to the two points in the zodiac where the Moon’s path reaches its greatest declination north or south of the equator, midway between the lunar nodes , which occur approximately ninety degrees from the nodal axis. When the Moon is at or near a bending, it is said to be ‘bent away’ as its course changes in terms of moving either toward or away from the nodes. Ancient authors associated the bendings with instability, deviation from the usual course, and a weakening or distortion of lunar expression. For a discussion of the use of these points in practice see Joseph Crane's article: Lunar Nodes, Bendings, and the Moon’s Planets .

福星 Benefics

也被称为“福星”,这些行星有助于带来积极的结果。传统上,木星被称为“大吉星”,金星被称为“小吉星”。两者都是温和的行星,木星偏温偏湿,金星偏凉偏湿,带来丰饶与助益。当它们与征象星形成良好相位时,会带来利益与保护。然而,如果吉星处于受损状态并形成困难相位,或者掌管传统上被认为不幸的宫位(即第4、6、8和12宫),它们就不再有益,反而可能造成灾祸。北交点也被视为一个吉点,因此传统上被称为吉星。关于托勒密生平与工作的文章解释了吉星与凶星背后的体液哲学。

英文原文

Also known as 'fortunes' these are planets that assist in a positive outcome. Traditionally, Jupiter is known as the 'Greater Benefic' and Venus as the 'Lesser Benefic'. Both are temperate planets, Jupiter being moderately hot and moist, and Venus moderately cool and moist, bringing fertility and assistance. They offer benefits and protection when in good aspects to the significators .

However, if the benefics are in a damaged condition and make difficult aspects, or act as rulers the houses that are traditionally considered unfortunate, ie: - 4th, 6th, 8th and 12th - they cease to be beneficial and are capable of causing affliction.

The North Node is also considered to be a beneficial point and so is traditionally termed a benefic.

The article on the life and work of Ptolemy explains the humoral philosophy behind benefics and malefics .

相关词条 Malefics
被围困的 Besieged

伯纳图斯将一颗被围困的行星描述为从一颗凶星分离并靠近另一颗凶星(见古多·伯纳图斯:《占星家指南》,考量6)。这表示一种每况愈下的情况。威廉·莉莉将一颗被围困的行星描述为位于两颗凶星——火星和土星——之间的行星。他演示的例子(如下所示)显示火星在白羊座10°,土星在白羊座15°,金星被围困于两者之间的白羊座13°。人们普遍认为,围困可通过相位以及合相发生。作为一条原理,它指的是被困于敌对势力之间的行星。

Besieged
英文原文

Bonatus describes a besieged planet as one that separates from one malefic and applies to another (see Guido Bonatus: The Astrologers Guide, Consideration 6 ). It shows a situation that is going from bad to worse. William Lilly described a planet besieged as one that lies between the bodies of the two malefics, Mars and Saturn. His demonstrated example (illustrated below) shows Mars at 10° Aries, Saturn at 15° Aries and Venus besieged between them at 13° Aries. It is generally accepted that besiegement can occur by aspect as well as bodily conjunction. As a principle, it refers to a planet trapped between hostile forces.

野兽星座 Bestial Signs

这些是由四足动物代表的星座:白羊座、金牛座、狮子座、射手座和摩羯座。也称为四足类,这些星座可能缺乏精致的社交礼仪,并被认为其反应更多是本能而非理性计算,有时表示粗鲁、表达不清或无视礼貌(或虚伪)的举止。

英文原文

These are the zodiac signs that are represented by four-footed animals: Aries , Taurus , Leo , Sagittarius and Capricorn . Also called quadrupedian , these signs can lack refined social graces and are reputed to display reactions that are more instinctual than rationally calculated, sometimes indicating coarseness, inarticulation or a disregard for polite (or insincere) manners.

双五分相位 Bi-quintile aspect

双五合相位(144°)——由约翰内斯·开普勒引入,作为他的三个调和相位之一,双五合相位是五合相位的两倍角度,当两颗行星在黄道带上相距五分之二圆周时形成。与五合相位一样,它基于几何与音乐比例而非星座关系,反映了开普勒在天体运动与自然法则之间寻求和谐的探索。开普勒将其与音乐中的大六度音程(3:5)相关联,将其解读为协和与创造性整合的度量,因此它被认为是一种微妙而精炼的影响,促进潜能的巧妙发展或展开。它常被描述为展现一种完善或发展由五合相位冲动所产生想法的能力。(符号:‘bQ’)

英文原文

Bi-quintile (144°) – Introduced by Johannes Kepler as one of his three harmonic aspects, the bi-quintile is twice the angle of the quintile , formed when two planets are separated by two-fifths of the zodiac circle. Like the quintile, it is based on geometric and musical proportion rather than sign relationship, reflecting Kepler’s search for harmony between celestial motion and natural law. Kepler associated it with the musical ratio of the major sixth (3:5), interpreting it as a measure of consonance and creative integration, from which it is considered a subtle, refining influence that fosters the skilful development or elaboration of potential. It is often described as showing an ability to perfect or develop ideas arising from the quintile’s impulse. (Symbolised by: ‘bQ’)

黑月莉莉丝 Black Moon Lilith ⚸

一个代表月球远地点——即其椭圆轨道上离地球最远位置的天文点。这是一个计算点,大约每九年穿过黄道十二宫一次。在远地点,月球在其周期中距地球最远,其穿过黄道十二宫的运动速度会变慢(在物理学中,这对应着引力影响较弱)。

这一点不应与小行星莉莉丝(1181)或所谓的暗月莉莉丝混淆,后者是一种假设的第二颗卫星或阴影点,其基础具有推测性。作为远地点的黑月在天文学中已被确认,可以在星盘中可靠地绘制出来。

与莉莉丝相关的神话将月球与地球的遥远距离与黑暗和放逐的概念联系在一起。莉莉丝(也称为Lilit或Lilis)出现在美索不达米亚神话中,作为原始女恶魔或夜龙——根据一些资料,她是亚当的第一任妻子,拒绝服从并被逐出伊甸园。在现代占星学中,黑月莉莉丝通常以心理学角度解释,与反抗、原始性欲或未整合的女性特质相关。

黑月莉莉丝作为一个被命名并绘制在星盘上的点的最早普及通常归功于20世纪60年代的瑞士占星家乔治·克拉贝,他提出了一种具有独特解释特征的可绘制的月球远地点。它通常由符号⚸表示:一个月牙位于一个小十字(物质/地球)之上,意在表示一个更黑暗、更遥远的月球点。

虽然不属于传统占星学,但对天体相位传统原理感兴趣的占星家会发现这个点对于追踪月球速度和距离的变化很有用。当月球到达远地点时,其速度下降——在卜卦或择时星盘中象征性地与弱势和犹豫相关。

英文原文

An astronomical point that represents the Moon’s apogee – the place in its elliptical orbit where it is farthest from the Earth. This is a calculated point that moves through the zodiac roughly every nine years. At apogee, where the Moon is most distant from Earth in its cycle, its motion through the zodiac becomes slower (and in physics, this corresponds to a weaker gravitational influence).

This point should not be confused with the asteroid Lilith (1181) or with the so-called Dark Moon Lilith , a hypothesised second moon or shadow point with a speculative basis. The Black Moon, as apogee, is recognised in astronomy and can be plotted reliably in charts.

The mythological association with Lilith links the Moon’s remoteness from the Earth with notions of darkness and exile. Also known as Lilit or Lilis , Lilith appears in Mesopotamian myth as a primordial she-demon or night dragon – according to some sources, she is the first wife of Adam who refused submission and was banished from Eden. In modern astrology, Black Moon Lilith is often interpreted in psychological terms, linked to themes of defiance, raw sexuality, or the unintegrated feminine.

The earliest popularisation of Black Moon Lilith as a named and charted point is generally attributed to Swiss astrologer Georges Crabbé in the 1960s , who proposed a chartable lunar apogee with distinct interpretive qualities. It is generally depicted by the symbol ⚸ : a crescent Moon placed above a small cross (of matter/ the Earth), intended to signify a darker, more distant lunar point.

Although not part of traditional astrology, astrologers interested in the traditional principles of celestial phases will find this point useful for tracking the Moon’s varying speed and distance. When the Moon reaches apogee, its speed drops – symbolically associated with weakness and hesitancy in horary or electional charts.

博纳蒂 Bonatti

博洛尼亚的占星学教授,多位意大利伯爵和亲王的顾问,中世纪最著名的占星家之一。他最伟大的占星学著作是《天文学之书》(LiberAstronomiae),最近由本杰明·戴克斯翻译成英文。该书以十篇论文的形式全面阐述了占星学。威廉·莉莉承认博纳蒂是他主要参考来源之一,莉莉《基督教占星学》第二卷(论卜卦)中的许多理论段落,都直接译自博纳蒂的第六篇论文《论问题》。欲了解更多信息,请参见网页:圭多·博纳蒂的一生。

英文原文

Professor of Astrology at Bologna, adviser to various Italian counts and princes, and one of the most celebrated astrologers of the medieval era. His greatest astrological work was Liber Astronomiae (‘Book of Astronomy’), which was recently translated into English by Benjamin Dykes. This is a full exposition of astrology in ten treatises. William Lilly acknowledged Bonatti as one of his primary sources and many of the theoretical passages in Lilly’s horary Christian Astrology volume two (on horary) are direct translations from Bonatti's 6th treatise on 'Questions'.

For more information, see the webpage: The Life of Guido Bonatti

博纳蒂 Bonatti

博洛尼亚的占星学教授,曾担任多位意大利伯爵和亲王的顾问,是中世纪最著名的占星家之一。他最伟大的占星著作是《天文学书》(LiberAstronomiae),近期由本杰明·戴克斯翻译成英文。该书以十篇论文全面阐述了占星学。威廉·莉莉承认博纳蒂是他的主要资料来源之一,莉莉的《基督教占星学》第二卷(关于卜卦占星)中的许多理论段落直接翻译自博纳蒂的第六篇论文《问题》。更多信息参见网页:圭多·博纳蒂的一生

英文原文

Professor of Astrology at Bologna, adviser to various Italian counts and princes, and one of the most celebrated astrologers of the medieval era. His greatest astrological work was Liber Astronomiae (‘Book of Astronomy’), which was recently translated into English by Benjamin Dykes. This is a full exposition of astrology in ten treatises. William Lilly acknowledged Bonatti as one of his primary sources and many of the theoretical passages in Lilly’s horary Christian Astrology volume two (on horary) are direct translations from Bonatti's 6th treatise on 'Questions'.

For more information, see the webpage: The Life of Guido Bonatti

布克:约翰·布克(占星家–1603–1667) Booker: John Booker (Astrologer – 1603–1667)

约翰·布克是英国内战时期英格兰最著名的占星术实践者之一。他出版历书,并在议会体制下担任占星出版物的审查官。他以对卜卦占星和世俗占星的务实态度而闻名,并与伦敦的其他占星家(包括威廉·莉莉)保持通信和职业联系。布克的历书广泛流传,推动了该时期政治与公共生活中对占星术的广泛参与。他与同时代人的争论和往来——包括与乔治·沃顿的著名分歧——常被引用于该时代占星文化的研究中。与布克相关的手稿后来成为阿什莫尔收藏的一部分,现存于博德利图书馆。参见:《一个世纪的改革:17世纪英格兰占星术的兴衰》——黛博拉·霍尔丁

英文原文

John Booker was one of the most prominent practitioners of astrology in England during the Civil War period. He published almanacs and worked as licenser for astrological publications under the Parliamentary regime. He was known for his practical approach to horary and mundane astrology, and maintained correspondence and professional links with other London astrologers, including William Lilly .

Booker’s almanacs circulated in large numbers and contributed to the period’s broader engagement with astrology in politics and public life. His disputes and exchanges with contemporaries — including his well-known disagreements with George Wharton — are frequently cited in studies of the era’s astrological culture. Manuscripts associated with Booker form part of the Ashmole collection later housed in the Bodleian Library.

See:

A Century of Reform: The Rise and Demise of Astrology in 17th-Century England – Deborah Houlding

Brahe:第谷·布拉赫(1546–1601) Brahe: Tycho Brahe (1546–1601)

第谷·布拉赫是一位丹麦贵族、天文学家和占星学家,他对占星学的执着是他开创性天文观测计划的核心驱动力。他坚信准确的占星学依赖于精确的行星数据,因此毕生致力于以前所未有的精度改进对天空的观测与测量。

在望远镜发明之前,布拉赫设计并建造了大型仪器,使他能够以前所未有的精确度记录行星位置。这些观测并非抽象的科学研究,而是为了增强占星判断的可靠性,特别是在合相、入宫、日月食以及世界事件等方面。他对行星运动——尤其是火星——的细致记录,后来为约翰内斯·开普勒改革行星理论提供了关键的经验基础。

对于占星学家而言,布拉赫的重要性在于他坚持天体象征必须基于观测,而非仅凭继承的权威。他的工作连接了传统占星学与新兴的天文学改革,其数据支撑了后来的进步,例如《鲁道夫星表》,该表在17世纪极大提高了占星计算的精度。

更多详情可参阅大卫·普兰特的占星传记:《第谷·布拉赫:天文学家之王》。

Brahe: Tycho Brahe (1546–1601)Brahe: Tycho Brahe (1546–1601)
英文原文

Tycho Brahe was a Danish nobleman, astronomer, and astrologer whose commitment to astrology was a central driving force behind his revolutionary programme of astronomical observation. Convinced that accurate astrology depended upon precise planetary data, he devoted his life to improving the observation and measurement of the heavens at a level never previously achieved.

Working before the invention of the telescope, Brahe designed and built large-scale instruments that enabled him to record planetary positions with unprecedented accuracy. These observations were not undertaken as an abstract scientific exercise, but to strengthen the reliability of astrological judgement, particularly in matters of conjunctions, ingresses, eclipses, and world events. His careful recording of planetary motions, especially of Mars, later provided the essential empirical foundation for J ohannes Kepler’s reform of planetary theory.

For astrologers, Brahe’s importance lies in his insistence that celestial symbolism must be grounded in observation rather than inherited authority alone. His work helped to bridge traditional astrology and emerging astronomical reform, and his data underpinned later advances such as the Rudolphine Tables , which greatly improved the accuracy of astrological calculation in the 17th century.

For more details, see David Plant’s astrological biography: Tycho Brahe: A King Among Astronomers

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果宫 Cadent

来自拉丁语cadere意为“坠落”,果宫是指那些通过昼夜旋转从“角宫”中“落下的”宫位:第3、6、9和12宫。这些宫位被认为是行星表达较弱的区域。当行星“从自身宫位(星座)落陷”时,也被认为是弱势和位置不佳的。例如,威廉·莉莉在生育问题中提到这一点(《基督教占星学》第227页),他解释该原则如下:如果月亮与上升宫主星或第5宫主星在1宫或10宫(呈相位),且第5宫主星没有从自身宫位或擢升宫位落陷;这里你必须理解关于行星从自身宫位落陷的一般规则,即:如果火星在白羊座——那是它的自身宫位,那么无论它位于12宫中的哪一宫,都被视为“角宫”状态(因其位于白羊座);如果火星在金牛座,则视为“续宫”状态;如果火星在双子座,则视为从自身宫位“落陷”;其余宫殿以此类推:因为行星在其自身宫位中永远处于“角宫”状态。更多信息请参阅文章:《角宫化与宫位的力量》。

英文原文

From the Latin cadere 'to fall', the cadent houses are those that ‘fall away’ from the angles by diurnal revolution: the 3rd, 6th, 9th and 12th houses. These houses are considered weak areas for planetary expression.

Planets are also said to be weak and badly placed when they are 'cadent from their own house (sign)'. As an example, William Lilly mentions this in regard to fertility matters ( CA , p.227) where he explains the principle as follows:

[Querent is likely to be pregnant if the Moon is ....] applying to the Lord of the Ascendant or Lord of the 5th in the 1st or 10th house, and he [5th-ruler] is not Cadent from his own House or exaltation; where you must understand this general rule concerning a Planet his being Cadent from his own House, is this, viz. if Mars be in Aries, it being his own House, let him then be in any of the twelve Houses, he shall be said to be Angular as to his being in Aries: if Mars be in Taurus he is Succeeding or in a Succedent House in that way: if Mars be in Gemini he is then Cadent as from his owne House; and so forth in the rest: for ever a Planet is Angular in any of his own Houses.

For more info see the article: Angularity And The Strength Of Houses

坎帕内拉(占星家,1568–1639) Campanella (Astrologer 1568–1639)

托马索·康帕内拉(1568–1639)是一位意大利多明我会修士、哲学家与占星家,其一生既因监禁而闻名,也因思想产出而著称。他出生于卡拉布里亚的斯蒂洛,年轻时便加入多明我会,但因持有非正统观点——尤其倡导基于经验而非严格亚里士多德权威的自然哲学——而很快招致怀疑。1599年,康帕内拉被卷入一场反对意大利南部西班牙统治的叛乱,因此被捕、遭受酷刑,并在狱中度过了约27年。正是在这段漫长的监禁期间,他撰写了诸多最重要的著作,包括那些在近代早期占星家中广泛流传的作品。

对于占星家而言,康帕内拉最重要的意义在于,当占星学的合法性日益受到挑战时,他成为了占星学的捍卫者。他的《为伽利略辩护》(1622)不仅支持伽利略,还论证了占星学与自然哲学及神圣天意的兼容性。在其《占星学著作》及相关论著中,他坚持认为天体是次要原因,倾向于而非强制决定事件,并强调环境和政治背景在占星判断中的重要性。他的乌托邦作品《太阳城》(1602)也反映了一种宇宙论愿景,其中占星学在社会中发挥组织作用。康帕内拉在迫害与囚禁的压力下发展出的占星学、自然魔法与政治哲学的综合体系,使他成为文艺复兴晚期主张占星学持续具有智识与实践价值的最具影响力的人物之一。

Campanella (Astrologer 1568–1639)Campanella (Astrologer 1568–1639)
英文原文

Tommaso Campanella (1568–1639) was an Italian Dominican friar, philosopher, and astrologer whose life was marked as much by imprisonment as by intellectual production. Born in Stilo in Calabria, he entered the Dominican order at a young age but soon attracted suspicion for his unorthodox views, particularly his advocacy of natural philosophy grounded in experience rather than strict Aristotelian authority. In 1599, Campanella was implicated in a revolt against Spanish rule in southern Italy, for which he was arrested, tortured, and spent around 27 years in prison. It was during this long confinement that he composed many of his most important works, including those that circulated widely among early modern astrologers.

For astrologers, Campanella is most significant as a defender of astrology at a time when its legitimacy was increasingly challenged. His Apologia pro Galileo (1622) argued not only in support of Galileo but also for the compatibility of astrology with both natural philosophy and divine providence. In his Astrologicorum libri and related writings, he maintained that celestial bodies act as secondary causes, inclining rather than compelling events, and he emphasised the importance of environmental and political context in astrological judgement. His utopian work The City of the Sun (1602) also reflects a cosmological vision in which astrology plays an organising role in society. Campanella’s synthesis of astrology, natural magic, and political philosophy, developed under the pressures of persecution and confinement, made him one of the most influential late Renaissance voices arguing for astrology’s continued intellectual and practical value.

巨蟹座 Cancer

巨蟹座是拉丁语中“螃蟹”的意思,指代以下内容:

巨蟹星座——一个主要(不规则分布)的星群,横跨黄道并位于黄道带内。

巨蟹黄道星座——黄道十二等分中的第四个,由黄道与春分点、秋分点及至点的交点在天文学上确定。

虽然星座与黄道星座同名,但二者在天文学上有区别,且由于黄道考虑了岁差现象,它们并不重叠。星座和星座符号均为占星判断增添意义,但所汲取的象征原理不同。

巨蟹座符号:

‣有关巨蟹星座的星辰与象征细节,参见《巨蟹座星宿传说》

‣有关黄道星座的分区、守护关系与象征细节,参见《巨蟹座符号象征》

Cancer
英文原文

Cancer is the Latin word for 'crab' and is the name given to:

The Constellation Cancer - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac . The Zodiac Sign Cancer - the fourth of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

The Constellation Cancer - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac .

The Zodiac Sign Cancer - the fourth of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

Though the constellation and the sign of Cancer share the same name, they are astronomically distinguished from each other and not expected to overlap due to the zodiac factoring in the phenomenon of precession . Constellations and signs both add meaning to an astrological judgement but draw their symbolism from different principles.

Symbol for Cancer:

‣ For details of the stars and symbolism of the constellation, see

Star Lore of the Constellation Cancer

‣ For details on divisions, rulerships and symbolism of the zodiac sign, see

Sign Symbolism of Cancer

摩羯座 Capricorn

摩羯座是拉丁语中‘山羊角’的意思,它被赋予以下定义:

摩羯座(星座)——一个跨越黄道并位于黄道带内的(不规则间距的)主要恒星群。

摩羯座(黄道星座)——黄道十二等分中的第十个等分,这些等分由黄道与春分点、秋分点及夏至点、冬至点的交点在天文学上确定。

摩羯座(星座)——一个跨越黄道并位于黄道带内的(不规则间距的)主要恒星群。

摩羯座(黄道星座)——黄道十二等分中的第十个等分,这些等分由黄道与春分点、秋分点及夏至点、冬至点的交点在天文学上确定。

尽管摩羯座的星座与黄道星座名称相同,但它们在天文学上是彼此区分的,并且由于黄道考虑了岁差现象,它们预计不会重合。星座和黄道星座都为占星判断增添了意义,但其象征意义源自不同的原则。

摩羯座的象征符号:

‣有关该星座恒星及其象征意义的详细信息,请参阅

《摩羯座星座的恒星传说》

‣有关黄道星座的划分、主宰及象征意义的详细信息,请参阅

《摩羯座黄道星座的象征意义》

Capricorn
英文原文

Capricorn is the Latin word for 'goat-horn' and is the name given to:

The Constellation Capricorn - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac . The Zodiac Sign Capricorn - the tenth of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

The Constellation Capricorn - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac .

The Zodiac Sign Capricorn - the tenth of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

Though the constellation and the sign of Capricorn share the same name, they are astronomically distinguished from each other and not expected to overlap due to the zodiac factoring in the phenomenon of precession . Constellations and signs both add meaning to an astrological judgement but draw their symbolism from different principles.

Symbol for Capricorn:

‣ For details of the stars and symbolism of the constellation, see

Star Lore of the Constellation Capricorn

‣ For details on divisions, rulerships and symbolism of the zodiac sign, see

Sign Symbolism of Capricorn

Cardan:吉罗拉莫·卡尔达诺(占星家:1501–1576) Cardan: Gerolamo Cardano (Astrologer: 1501–1576)

吉罗拉莫·卡尔达诺(1501–1576),有时英语化为杰罗姆·卡尔丹,拉丁语化为希罗尼穆斯·卡尔达努斯,是一位意大利医生、数学家和占星家,也是文艺复兴时期知识领域最广泛的人物之一。他生于帕维亚,接受医学教育,凭借精湛的医术和卓越的学识在米兰及其他地方任职,赢得了声誉。他的一生既有显著的成就,也经历了个人困境,包括贫困时期、职业竞争和家庭悲剧。尽管如此,他在医学、数学、哲学和占星学领域创作了大量著作,并因其学识和争议性观点而闻名全欧洲。对于占星家而言,卡尔达诺尤为重要,他是一位多产的实践者,其作品保存了详细的出生图判断案例。他的《出生图示例》收集了大量星盘,其中许多来自他的客户或同时代的名人,并附有解读评论,清晰实用地展示了传统技术的应用。他还撰写了大量占星学理论著作,包括将天体影响视为自然原因(倾向于而非强迫)的作用。卡尔达诺在其自传《我的一生》中反思了自己的出生星盘,以此框架解读生命中的重大事件。他的方法将技术严谨性与对实际经历的深刻感受相结合,使其著作成为连接理论教条与现实占星实践的重要桥梁。

Cardan: Gerolamo Cardano (Astrologer: 1501–1576)
英文原文

Gerolamo Cardano (1501–1576), sometimes Anglicised as Jerome Cardan and Latinised as Hieronymus Cardanus, was an Italian physician, mathematician, and astrologer, and one of the most intellectually wide-ranging figures of the Renaissance.

Born in Pavia and educated in medicine, he built a reputation as a skilled physician and an accomplished scholar, holding posts in Milan and elsewhere. His life was marked by both remarkable success and personal difficulty, including periods of poverty, professional rivalry, and family tragedy. Despite this, he produced an enormous body of work across medicine, mathematics, philosophy, and astrology, and became widely known throughout Europe for both his learning and his controversial opinions.

For astrologers, Cardan is especially important as a prolific practitioner whose work preserves detailed examples of natal judgement. His Geniturarum exempla (Examples of Nativities) presents a large collection of horoscopes, many of them his own clients or notable contemporaries, accompanied by interpretative commentary that demonstrates the application of traditional techniques in a clear and practical way. He also wrote extensively on astrological theory, including the role of celestial influences as natural causes that incline rather than compel. Cardan reflected upon his own nativity in his autobiographical work De vita propria liber , using it as a framework to interpret the major events of his life. His approach combines technical rigour with a strong sense of lived experience, making his writings a valuable bridge between theoretical doctrine and real-world astrological practice.

本位星座 Cardinal

源自拉丁语cardo‘铰链/枢轴/极’,该术语用于表示最重要的事物(因此有基本罪、基本方向、基本规则等)。在占星学中,四轴点被称为‘基本点’;角宫被称为‘基本宫’,而二分点和二至点的星座——白羊座、巨蟹座、天秤座和摩羯座——被称为‘基本星座’。

英文原文

From the Latin c ardo 'hinge/pivot/pole', the term is used to denote something of foremost importance (hence cardinal sins, cardinal directions, cardinal rules, etc .). In astrology, the angles are known as ‘cardinal points’; the angular houses are known as ‘cardinal houses’, and the signs of the equinoxes and solstices – Aries, Cancer, Libra and Capricorn – are known as ‘cardinal signs’.

相关词条 Cadent
变动星座 Cardinal Signs (Moveable Signs)

四个基本星座是:白羊座、巨蟹座、天秤座和摩羯座。之所以这样命名,是因为太阳进入这些星座标志着新季节的开始。在北半球,太阳进入白羊座标志着春天的开始;进入巨蟹座标志着夏天的开始;进入天秤座标志着秋天的开始;进入摩羯座标志着冬天的开始。这些星座与力量和动力行动相关——它们与固定星座的稳定特质相对立。传统上它们被称为变动星座,因为它们激发能量并导致变化。在择日占星中,它们被选用于需要爆发能量和快速完成的事务,但避免用于需要耐力和抵抗外部压力的事务。在现代文本中,它们通常被称为基本星座——这个术语用于强调其季节性重要意义,该词本身意为‘首要的东西’。

英文原文

The four cardinal signs are: Aries , Cancer , Libra and Capricorn .

These are so named because the Sun's entry into these signs marks the beginning of the new seasons. In the northern hemisphere, the Sun's ingress into Aries marks the beginning of spring; its ingress into Cancer marks the beginning of Summer; its ingress into Libra marks the beginning of Autumn and its ingress into Capricorn marks the beginning of Winter.

These signs are associated with force and motivated action - they are opposed to the stable quality of the fixed signs. Traditionally they are termed the moveable signs because they stir up energy and lead to change. In electional astrology they are chosen for matters which require a burst of energy and a swift completion, but they are avoided for matters which require endurance and resistance to external pressures.

In modern texts they are usually referred to as the cardinal signs - a term used to highlight their seasonal importance, the word itself meaning 'something of primary significance'.

本位星座 Cardines

术语'cardines'通常指角宫或角点(参见基本点)。

英文原文

The term 'cardines' generally refers to the angles or angular houses (see cardinal ).

卡特:查尔斯·E·O·卡特(占星家–1887–1968) Carter: Charles E. O. Carter (Astrologer – 1887–1968)

查尔斯·E·O·卡特是他所处时代最具影响力的占星家之一,以其众多著作以及在伦敦占星学会形成时期稳定该学会而闻名。他担任学会会长三十年,并创立并编辑《占星家季刊》,卡特稳健的领导力帮助学会成为占星研究和辩论的中心。1948年,他共同创立了占星研究学院并担任首任院长,奠定了至今仍在塑造占星教育的基础。

卡特的著作以清晰实用为特点,成为现代‘烹饪手册式’方法的早期典范。许多作品至今仍在印行,反映其方法与观察的持久价值。四十余年间,他出版了三十多部作品,包括专著、论文和修订版,成为二十世纪占星家中著作最丰富的之一。

主要作品:

《心理占星百科全书》(1924)

《占星原理》(1925)

《占星的七大难题》(1927)

《黄道与灵魂》(1928)

《现代占星中的象征方向》(1929)

《占星相位》(1930)

《事故占星》(1932)

《星盘描绘的若干原则》(1934)

《占星基础论文集》(1947)

《政治占星导论》(1951)

更多信息参见《查尔斯·卡特导论》作者:迈·加西与乔伊·厄舍。

Carter: Charles E. O. Carter (Astrologer – 1887–1968)
英文原文

Charles E. O. Carter was one of the most influential astrologers of his era, best known for his numerous books and for stabilising the Astrological Lodge of London during its formative decades. As President of the Lodge for thirty years and creator-editor of The Astrologer’s Quarterly , Carter’s steady leadership helped establish the Lodge as a centre of astrological study and debate. He was also the co-founder and first Principal of the Faculty of Astrological Studies in 1948, laying foundations that continue to shape astrological education today.

Carter’s books, characterised by clarity and practical application, became early models for the modern ‘cookbook’ approach. Many remain in print, reflecting the lasting value of his methods and observations. Over four decades he published more than thirty works, including monographs, essays and revised editions, creating one of the most substantial bibliographies of any 20th-century astrologer.

Most significant works:

An Encyclopaedia of Psychological Astrology (1924) The Principles of Astrology (1925) The Seven Great Problems of Astrology (1927) The Zodiac and the Soul (1928) Symbolic Directions in Modern Astrology (1929) The Astrological Aspects (1930) The Astrology of Accidents (1932) Some Principles of Horoscopic Delineation (1934) Essays on the Foundations of Astrology (1947) An Introduction to Political Astrology (1951)

An Encyclopaedia of Psychological Astrology (1924)

The Principles of Astrology (1925)

The Seven Great Problems of Astrology (1927)

The Zodiac and the Soul (1928)

Symbolic Directions in Modern Astrology (1929)

The Astrological Aspects (1930)

The Astrology of Accidents (1932)

Some Principles of Horoscopic Delineation (1934)

Essays on the Foundations of Astrology (1947)

An Introduction to Political Astrology (1951)

For more see An Introduction to Charles Carter by Mai Garci and Joy Usher.

日核 Cazimi

燃烧阶段,即行星与太阳通过合相相结合。当行星与太阳的对齐极其接近时,被称为卡齐米(意为'在[太阳的]心中'),并被认为真正与太阳合一。大多数作者将此条件限制在合相精确至17角分以内(使得行星的实体落在太阳的可视圆盘内);然而,较早期的作者(如萨赫尔)允许行星与太阳距离在一度以内时仍可视为该状态。处于卡齐米状态通常被认为能使行星摆脱虚弱的燃烧状态,变得格外幸运且强大,尽管阿布·马沙尔指出,这种状态所获得的力量仅是形而上的,当行星因过于靠近太阳而光芒不可见、自身光线无法被看到时,这种力量无法显现。

Cazimi
英文原文

A stage of combustion , which is when a planet unites with the Sun by conjunction. When a planet is extremely close in its alignment with the Sun, it is termed cazimi - meaning 'in the heart' [of the Sun] - and considered truly united with the Sun. Most authors limit this condition to a conjunction that is perfect within 17' of arc (so that the body of the planet falls within the visible disc of the Sun); however, older authors (such as Sahl) allow the condition while ever the planet and the Sun are within the space of one full degree.

Being in a state of cazimi is often said to make a planet lose the debilitating state of combustion and become especially fortunate and strong, although Abu Mashar pointed out that the strength gained from this state is a metaphysical one only, which cannot be expressed whilst a planet is rendered invisible by being so close to the Sun that its own light cannot be seen.

相关词条 Combust/Combustion
黄纬 Celestial Latitude

黄纬是一种天文参考,属于黄道测量系统的一部分,并与黄经相配合。它测量行星或空间点从黄道到黄极(北黄极+90°或南黄极-90°)以度数向北(正)或向南(负)的位置。不要与赤纬混淆,赤纬的工作方式类似,但测量基准是赤道而非黄道。恒星黄纬不受岁差影响。

Celestial LatitudeCelestial Latitude
英文原文

Celestial latitude is an astronomical reference which forms part of the ecliptic measurement system and is partnered with c elestial longitude . It measures the placement of a planet or point in space in degrees north (positive) or south (negative) from the ecliptic to the ecliptic poles (which are +90 N or -90 S).

Not to be confused with declination , which works in a similar fashion but takes its measurement from the equator instead of the ecliptic.

Ecliptic latitude for fixed stars is not affected by precession .

黄经 Celestial Longitude

黄经通过参考黄道360°来测量空间中的位置。由于是以地心为参考系,这是占星家采用的测量系统,也是从公元前一千年中期到18世纪观测天文学使用的主要系统。它与黄纬配合,构成黄道测量系统的一部分,其起始点(白羊座0°)位于黄道与赤道相交处,即当太阳在3月移动到赤道时,北半球春季开始,这一点称为春分点(或春分点)。该系统的360°被划分为12个等分,每个等分30°,称为黄道十二宫。因此,一个位于春分点33°处的行星的简写表示为金牛座3°,因为前30°属于白羊座,接着30°属于金牛座,依此类推,按星座顺序。或者可以用绝对黄经测量,即360°按顺序编号,不参考星座。(点击此处查看绝对黄经换算表)

Celestial LongitudeCelestial LongitudeCelestial Longitude
英文原文

Celestial longitude measures placements in space by reference to the 360° of the zodiac . Being a geocentric frame of reference, this is the measurement system employed by astrologers and was the main system used for observational astronomy from the middle of the first millennium BCE up to the 18th century. It is partnered with celestial latitude and forms part of the ecliptic measurement system, taking its commencement point (0° Aries) from where the ecliptic and equator intersect when the Sun moves onto the equator in March and initiates northern hemisphere spring. This point is known as the Vernal Equinox (or vernal point)

The 360° of the system are broken down into 12 equally spaced divisions of 30° which are known as the signs of the zodiac. So a shorthand reference to a planet at 33° from the vernal point would be 3° Tau since the first 30° are attributed to Aries, then the next 30° to Taurus, and so on, following the order of the signs . Or measurement could be made in absolute longitude , meaning the 360° are numbered sequentially without reference to the signs. [ Go here for a table of conversion for absolute longitude].

相关词条 Celestial Latitude
迦勒底星序 Chaldean Order

行星的迦勒底次序是传统上按照行星距离地球的高度和每日运动速度对可见行星进行排列的方式,即:土星>木星>火星>太阳>金星>水星>月亮。这一排列构成了许多占星哲学体系的基础,例如面/旬的排列以及行星时的划分。

英文原文

The Chaldean order of the planets is the traditional presentation of the visible planets in order of their height above the Earth and speed of daily motion, ie :

Saturn > Jupiter > Mars > Sun > Venus > Mercury > Moon

This arrangement forms the basis of many astrological philosophical schemes, such as the arrangement of the faces/decans and planetary hours .

星盘 Chart

在占星学中,星盘或星盘图是代表行星在黄道带上位置以及它们以特定时间地球特定地点为中心的图表。因此,占星盘采用地心测量框架,因为占星学关注行星在本地空间中的相互关系。星盘通常也被称为“命盘”,或在历史著作中被称为“方案”或“图形”(表示图表的旧词)。

英文原文

In astrology, the chart, or chartform is the diagram that represents the planetary positions as they are placed in the zodiac and as they are centred upon a particular location on Earth at a specific time. As such, astrological charts use a geocentric frame of measurement because astrology is focused on the relationships the planets make in local space. The chart is also referred to generally as 'the horoscope' or in historical works as 'the scheme' or 'the figure' (historical words for diagram ).

胆汁质 Choleric

四种体液之一,与夏季和火元素相关(因此与三个火象星座:白羊座、狮子座、射手座相关联)。这表示一种热且干燥的性情,通常用“胆汁质”来形容那些行动、激情和愤怒容易快速产生并迅速释放的人。

在生理学中,传统上认为胆汁质体液位于黄胆汁(由胆囊产生)中,黄胆汁被认为能提升活动力并鼓励获取养分的本能,从而支持吸引原则。

根据尼古拉斯·卡尔佩珀的说法,天生胆汁质的人通常身体消瘦(由于热量过多而缺乏水分),体毛浓密,皮肤粗糙且发热。他们天性机智、大胆、急躁、好斗、勇敢,且不知羞耻。他们易怒,动作轻快,脉搏强劲而快速,消化活跃,所需睡眠极少。

关于体液的更多信息,请参见:希波克拉底、体液与气质理论。

Choleric
英文原文

One of the four humours , related to the season of summer and the element of fire (and therefore associated with the three fire signs : Aries , Leo , and Sagittarius ). This denotes a hot and dry temperament and the word 'choleric' is often used to describe someone whose actions, passions and anger are quickly raised and easily discharged.

In physiology, the choleric humour is traditionally reputed to be seated in yellow bile (produced in the gall bladder), which is considered to raise activity and encourage the instinct to gather sustenance, supporting the principle of attraction.

According to Nicholas Culpeper , someone who is temperamentally choleric is usually lean in body (due to excess of heat combined with lack of moisture) and very hairy with skin that is rough and hot. By nature, they are quick witted, bold, hasty, quarrelsome, courageous, and know no shame. They are quick to anger and light in movement with a swift strong pulse, very active digestion and a need for little sleep.

For more on humours see: Hippocrates, Humours & Temperament-Theory

时主星 Chronocrator

术语“chronocrator”源自希腊词(χρονοκράτωρ),意为“时间标记”或“时间主宰”,指在特定时间段内掌管或主导影响力的行星。它被用于各种象征性预测技术(如法达星限或年运推进),这些技术按特定时间顺序排列行星的主宰关系。

英文原文

The term chronocrator derives from a Greek word ( χρονοκράτωρ ) which means 'time marker' or 'time ruler' and denotes a planet that rules or dominates in influence for a particular period of time. These are used in various symbolic predictive techniques (such as firdaria or annual profections ) which sequence planetary rulerships through the planets for a specific time period.

拱极区 Circumpolar

拱极区是一片天空区域,太阳和恒星在此区域内永远不会从地平线上升起或落下,而是看似绕天极旋转。该区域随观测者在地球上的纬度而变化。例如,大熊座常被称为拱极星座——因其靠近北极,对于北半球的大多数观测者来说,从日落到日出该星座始终高悬于天空,从未见其从上升点升起或从下降点落下。

英文原文

The circumpolar zone is a region of the sky where the Sun and stars never rise above or set below the horizon, appearing to circle around the celestial pole. This zone varies depending on the observer's latitude on Earth.

As an example, Ursa Major is often referred to as a circumpolar constellation - because of its close proximity to the north pole, for most observers in the northern hemisphere the constellation will always be seen high in the sky from sunset to sunrise, and is never seen to rise over the ascendant or set beneath the descendant.

共同征象星 Co-significator

一颗行星(或一个星座)贡献其影响力并帮助象征某事。在卜卦占星中,月亮作为问卦者的共同征象星。其他共同征象星可以是落入问卦者宫内的行星、统治该宫内截夺星座的行星,以及与主要征象星形成强相位的行星。

英文原文

A planet (or a sign) that contributes it influence and helps to signify something. In horary the Moon acts as a co-significator for the person asking the question. Other co-significators can be planets that fall in the querent’s house, planets that rule intercepted signs within the house, and planets that make strong aspects to the main significator.

Coley:亨利·科利(占星家,1633-1704) Coley: Henry Coley (Astrologer 1633-1704)

亨利·科利(1633年10月18日-1704年4月30日)是17世纪英国占星家威廉·莉莉的亲密同事(据一些说法,是其养子)。1669年,他出版了《ClavisAstrologiæElimata》;即《占星学全艺之钥,修订与抛光》。从1672年直至1704年去世,他每年出版年鉴。

莉莉的自传记载了科利在莉莉晚年担任助手的情况:“他在去世前几年所作的判断与观察,均按他的指示完成。科利先生每年夏初来到赫舍姆,一直待到与他商议完成这些文稿并交付印刷;在这些机会中,莉莉向他传授了自己的判断方式及其他‘秘术’。”

科利还负责翻译较早期拉丁作家的作品,并出版同时期其他占星家的著作。

科利在Skyscript网站上的文本:

《ClavisAstrologiæElimata》(占星学之钥)

《AnimaAstrologiae》(博纳蒂的思考)

《十二宫密教》(卡丹撰写,沃顿翻译,科利出版)

《ClavisAstrologiæElimata》(占星学之钥)

《AnimaAstrologiae》(博纳蒂的思考)

《十二宫密教》(卡丹撰写,沃顿翻译,科利出版)

Coley: Henry Coley (Astrologer 1633-1704)
英文原文

Henry Coley (18 October 1633 – 30 April 1704) was a close colleague (by some accounts, the adopted son) of 17th-century English astrologer William Lilly . In 1669 he published Clavis Astrologiæ Elimata ; or a Key to the whole Art of Astrology, new filed and polished. He also published almanacs annually from 1672 until his death in 1704.

Lilly's Autobiography reports how Coley acted as an assistant in Lilly's old age: "His judgments and observations for the succeeding years till his death were all composed by his directions, Mr. Coley coming to Hersham the beginning of every summer, and stayed there till by conference with him he had despatched them for the press; to whom at these opportunities he communicated his way of judgment and other 'Arcana'".

Coley was also responsible for translating the works of older Latin authors and publishing the works of other astrologers of that period.

Coley's texts on Skyscript:

Clavis Astrologiæ Elimata (Key to Astrology) Anima Astrologiae (Considerations of Bonatti) Cabal of the Twelve Houses (Composed: Cardan, translated by Wharton , published by Coley)

Clavis Astrologiæ Elimata (Key to Astrology)

Anima Astrologiae (Considerations of Bonatti)

Cabal of the Twelve Houses (Composed: Cardan, translated by Wharton , published by Coley)

光线收集 Collection

当两颗行星无论是正在形成相位、正在分离相位还是彼此不成相位,它们都同时向第三颗行星靠近,由该行星“收集它们的光”,从而在两者之间建立一种联系。这一原理常被用于占星卜卦中,以显示某个在双方并不直接接触时建立联系的人或情境。莉莉在《基督教占星学》(CA,第126页)中写道:“当两个主要征象星彼此不形成相位,但各自将不同相位投向一颗比它们更重要的行星,并且它们各自在该行星的某些本质尊严中接纳它时,事情也会得以圆满达成;那么这颗收集了它们光芒的行星将使所问之事得以完成:这在占星术中的含义无非是,一个与双方都有一定关联、由这颗行星所描述和代表的人,将执行、实现并完成原本无法圆满的事情。正如你常见到两人发生争执,他们自己无法想到任何和解方式,而突然一位邻居或朋友意外地调解了所有分歧,使双方都满意:这便被称为‘收集’。”}

英文原文

Where two planets, whether applying, separating or making no aspect to each other, both apply to a third planet that "collects their light" and thereby establishes a relationship between the two.

This principle is often used in horary astrology to show some person or situation that creates a relationship between two parties who are not directly in touch with each other.

Lilly writes of collection ( CA ., p.126)

Matters are also brought to perfection, when as the two principall Significators doe not behold one another, but both cast their severall Aspects to a more weighty Planet then themselves, and they both receive him in some of their essential dignities; then shall that Planet who thus collects both their Lights, bring the thing demanded to perfection: which signifies no more in Art then this, that a Person somewhat interested in both parties and described and signified by that Planet, shall perform, effect and conclude the thing which otherwise could not be perfected: As many times you see two fall at variance, and of themselves cannot think of any way of accommodation, when suddenly a neighbour or friend accidentally reconciles all differences, to the content of both parties: And this is called Collection.

分至圈 Colure

分至圈是天球上通过两极以及二分点(二分圈)或二至点(二至圈)的两个大圆。它们主要出现在古代文献中,是标识二分点和二至点位置的线条。其名称源自拉丁语coluri(希腊语:kolourai),大致意为‘截断的(线条)’,因为它们的下半部分始终隐没在地平线下方。

下图顶部展示了马尼利乌斯(约公元10年)在其关于天空主要圈层的描述中(《天文篇》I.603ff)对分至圈的说明[来源:D.Houlding,2024]。

底部图像显示的是那不勒斯国家考古博物馆收藏的法尔内塞阿特拉斯球体的背面视图[来源:维基媒体]。法尔内塞球体是我们所拥有的、关于古典时期星座概念的最古老表现之一。一些学者认为它基于马尼利乌斯的著作,因为其细节与他所记载的内容高度吻合,包括雕刻中清晰标注的平行圈和分至圈的尺寸。

ColureColure
英文原文

The colures are the two great circles of the celestial sphere that pass through the poles and either the equinoxes (the equinoctial colure) or the solstices (the solstitial colure). They are mainly referred to in ancient texts, being lines that identify the location of the equinoctial and solstitial points. The name derives from the Latin coluri (GK: kolourai ), which roughly translates to ‘curtailed (lines)’ because their lower parts are always invisible beneath the horizon.

The top image below illustrates the description of the colures given by Manilius (c. 10 AD) as part of his account of the main circles of the sky ( Astronomica , I.603ff) [source: D. Houlding, 2024].

The bottom image shows the rear view of the Farnese Atlas Globe, housed at the National Archaeological Museum in Naples [source: wikimedia]. The Farnese glose offers one of the oldest representations we have of how the constellations were conceived in classical times. Some scholars believe it is based on the work of Manilius because its details fit so closely with what he reports, including the dimensions of its lines of parallels and colures which are very clearly marked in the sculpture.

燃烧 Combust/Combustion

当一颗行星与太阳合相时,它被称为被燃烧,因此被太阳的光芒遮蔽而不可见。传统上,这是一种严重的弱势,意味着该行星的力量被削弱或受限。它常被用来表示某人处于恐惧或感到不知所措的状态,或代表那些被隐藏起来的事物。然而,如果行星与太阳的距离在17角分以内,则被称为卡西米(位于太阳之心),并被认为因结合而得到增强。

威廉·莉莉在其《导论》中指出,被燃烧的行星应在太阳的8°30'以内——超出此距离但在太阳17°以内,则称该行星处于太阳光束下(USB)。这种情况会削弱力量,但不如燃烧严重。

莉莉对此写道:“询问者的象征星被燃烧,显示他/她处于极大的恐惧中,并被某个重要人物所压制。”(《基督占星学》第113页)

然而,后来在他的卜卦占星学著作中(第300页),他也写道:

“一颗行星在太阳12度以内,据说是处于太阳光束下,此时它没有力量,无论它位于什么星座;当一颗行星在太阳16分以内时,它被称为卡西米,或太阳的热量,此时是运势的增益,并且它变得异常强大。”

这句箴言无疑译自某位更古老作者的作品,但它似乎承认了一个争议:当行星与太阳位于不同星座时,是否可能被燃烧。(关于这一争议性问题的现代讨论,请参见论坛帖子:《燃烧》)。

更古老的作者通常用15°来标记处于太阳光束下的距离,而对燃烧的界限则不那么明确——预期是行星越靠近太阳,其影响就越强烈和削弱。

Combust/Combustion
英文原文

A planet is combust when it is in conjunction with the Sun and therefore hidden from sight by the light of the Sun. Traditionally this is a serious debility and implies that the planet is weakened or restricted in power. It is often used to signify someone in fear or feeling overwhelmed, or to represent things that are kept hidden from sight. However, if the planet is within 17 minutes of the Sun, it is termed Cazimi - in the heart of the Sun - and considered strengthened by the union.

In his Introduction , William Lilly stated that the combust planet should be within 8° 30' of the Sun - beyond this distance, but within 17° of the Sun, the planet is said to be under the Sun's beams (USB). This condition is debilitating, but not as severe as combustion.

Lilly wrote of this: "The significator of the Querent combust, shows him or her in great fear, and overpowered by some great person". ( CA ., p.113)

However, later, in his horary volume, (p.300): he also writes:

A Planet within 12 degrees of the Sun, is said to be under his Beames, and then hath not fortitude, let it be in what Signe it will; when a Planet is within 16 minutes of the Sun, he is said to be in Cazimi, or heat of the Sun, and then it's an addition of fortune, and he is wonderous strong.

That aphorism was no doubt translated from the work of an older author, but it appears to acknowledge the controversy regarding whether a planet can be combust when in a different sign to the Sun. (For a modern discussion of this controversial issue, see the forum thread: ' Combustion ').

More ancient authors generally used 15° to note the distance of being under the Sun's beams, and were less specific about the limits of combustion - the expectation is that the closer the planets is to the Sun, the more intense and debilitating the effect will be.

彗星 Comets

彗星是以冰、尘埃和冻结气体为主要成分的发光天体,当它们接近太阳时,在热量和太阳辐射的作用下会形成发光的头部(彗发)和尾巴,从而变得可见。该术语源自希腊语komē(‘头发’),指代彗星拖曳的尾巴。大多数彗星沿椭圆形轨道运行,从太阳系远端进入内行星区域,随后逐渐消失或解体。少数彗星如哈雷彗星会定期回归。

在占星学中,彗星被视为重要的预兆,长期以来与重大的集体动荡相关联。在古典和中世纪文献中,它们被归类为天上的‘火象幻影’,被解读为战争、统治者死亡、瘟疫、饥荒或权力更迭的先兆。亚里士多德认为它们是月球以下由大气扰动引起的现象,这一观点在1577年被第谷·布拉赫推翻,他证明彗星的路径位于月球之外。尽管如此,彗星仍被视为神圣警示或变革的标志,其出现常与恐惧、动荡或重大历史事件相联系。例如,著名的贝叶挂毯显示了1066年哈雷彗星的出现,恰逢诺曼征服英格兰。

传统占星家通过彗星的颜色、亮度、形状和所在黄道宫位进行判断。火红色或偏红的彗星被认为预示战争与流血;苍白或偏白的彗星则预示疾病或饥荒。其影响被认为持续其可见期的八分之一,从太阳或火星经过彗星近日点(最接近太阳的位置)的度数时开始。彗星出现的星座指示地球上事件可能发生的区域,而彗尾的方向则被认为显示受影响最严重的地理方位。

在现代世俗占星学中,彗星很少被视为独立的预测因素,但保留了作为颠覆与重新定位象征的价值。它们与政治、社会和经济动荡的历史关联已得到充分证实:例如,科胡特克彗星(1973-1974年)恰逢全球能源危机和工业经济的重组。著名彗星的近日点度数有时会被保留作为后世星盘中的敏感点,尤其是当太阳或火星经过该点时。

尽管古人视彗星为恐惧的象征,但它们也可被视为释放与更新的象征——表明既有模式正在瓦解,为新发展让路。在本命盘或事件盘中,只有当明亮的彗星在出生时间附近出现,或直接与关键征象星形成相位时,才会考虑其影响,这通常暗示创新、反叛或变革性转变。

延伸阅读:

《占星学中的彗星》——罗德·张

《小行星与彗星》——大卫·麦卡恩

《不速之客:彗星影响理论》——乔纳森·弗兰纳里

《海尔-波普彗星:政府失败的预兆》——大卫·普兰特

Comets
英文原文

Comets are luminous celestial bodies composed primarily of ice, dust, and frozen gases, which become visible when they approach the Sun and develop a glowing head ( coma ) and tail under the effects of heat and solar radiation. The term derives from the Greek komē (‘hair’), a reference to the comet’s streaming tail. Most follow elongated orbits that carry them from the distant reaches of the Solar System into the inner planetary region before they fade from sight or disintegrate. A few, such as Halley’s Comet, return at regular intervals.

In astrology, comets are regarded as significant portents and have long been associated with major collective upheavals. In classical and medieval texts they were classed among the “fiery apparitions” of the heavens and interpreted as harbingers of wars, deaths of rulers, pestilence, famine, or shifts of power. Aristotle considered them sublunary phenomena caused by atmospheric disturbance, a view later overturned by Tycho Brahe in 1577, who demonstrated that their paths lay beyond the Moon. Despite this, comets continued to be treated as signs of divine warning or change, their appearance often linked with fear, unrest, or dramatic historical events. The Bayeux Tapestry, for instance, famously shows the appearance of Halley’s Comet in 1066, coinciding with the Norman invasion of England.

Traditional authors judged comets by their colour, brightness, form, and zodiacal location. Fiery or reddish comets were said to signify war and bloodshed; pale or whitish comets, sickness or famine. Their effects were thought to endure for one-eighth of their visible period, commencing when the Sun or Mars passed the degree of their perihelion (closest approach to the Sun). A comet’s sign of appearance indicated where on Earth events might arise, and the direction of its tail was considered to show the geographical quarter most affected.

In modern mundane astrology , comets are rarely treated as independent predictive factors but retain symbolic value as agents of disruption and reorientation. Their historical correlation with political, social, and economic upheaval is well attested: for example, Comet Kohoutek (1973–4) coincided with global energy crises and the restructuring of industrial economies. The perihelion degree of a notable comet is sometimes retained as a sensitive point in later world charts, especially when transited by the Sun or Mars.

Though anciently viewed with fear, comets can also be seen as symbols of release and renewal—signs that established patterns are breaking down to make way for new developments. In natal or event charts their influence is only considered when a bright comet appears near the time of birth or directly aspects key significators, often suggesting innovation, rebellion, or transformative change.

For further reading see :

Comets in Astrology - Rod chang Asteroids and Comets - David McCann Unexpected Visitors: The Theory of the Influence of Comets - Jonathan Flannery Hale Bopp: Harbinger of Government Flop - David Plant

Comets in Astrology - Rod chang

Asteroids and Comets - David McCann

Unexpected Visitors: The Theory of the Influence of Comets - Jonathan Flannery

Hale Bopp: Harbinger of Government Flop - David Plant

起始盘 Commencement Chart

起始盘是任何为某事开始或首次发生时所绘制的星盘。该星盘用于分析判断事件的本质或发展前景。卧床盘(根据症状出现时刻分析并旨在纠正疾病的星盘)本质上是起始盘,同样,本命盘(基于生命开始的时刻)也是起始盘,尽管该术语通常用来指代更世俗性质的星盘,例如审判的开始、商业或企业的启动、旅程的开始、战争或袭击的发动,或重大事件发生的时刻。后者也被称为事件盘,以区别于本命占星中更心理层面的元素。

英文原文

A commencement chart is any horoscope cast for when something commences or first occurs. This chart is analysed to judge the underlying nature of the event or prospects for development. Decumbiture charts (which analyse and aim to rectify illness based on the moment the symptoms emerged) are essentially commencement charts, as are natal charts (based on the moment that life began) although the term is usually expected to refer to charts of a more mundane nature such as the commencement of trials, the initiation of a business or enterprise, the start of a journey, initiation of a war or attack, or the moment a significant event occurred.

The latter are also known as event charts to distinguish them from the more psychological elements of natal astrology.

合相 Conjunction

合相(用符号☌表示)是指两颗行星在黄道同一位置形成的相位结合。这是行星接触中最强力的形式,因为行星明显联合,彼此的影响直接而即时。其效果被认为是中性的,具体由所涉及行星的性质决定(例如,月亮与天然吉星木星合相通常比与天然凶星土星合相更和谐有利)。

尽管认为合相的行星相互影响,但主导行星可能压制较弱行星,尤其是当行星与太阳合相时,太阳会吸收另一行星的影响力(称为“燃烧”)。最佳效果是合相得到更轻松相位(如三合或六合)的支持时。

[注意:'conjunction'是名词;'conjoining'是动词,因此我们说行星正在合相或它们正趋向合相。]

Conjunction
英文原文

A conjunction (denoted by the symbol ☌ ) is the aspectual joining of two planets in the same place in the zodiac. This is the most potent form of planetary contact because the planets are visibly united, and their influence upon each other is direct and immediate. The effect is considered neutral and is assessed by the nature of the planets involved (e.g., the Moon's conjunction with the naturally benefic planet Jupiter is usually more harmonious and favourable than its conjunction with the naturally malefic planet Saturn).

Although conjoining planets are said to affect each other, a dominant planet may overwhelm a weaker one, especially when planets conjoin the Sun, which then subsumes the other planet’s influence (known as ' combustion '). The best effects are when conjunctions are supported by easier aspects, such as trines or sextiles .

[NB: the term 'conjunction' is the noun; the term 'conjoining' is the verb, so we would say that planets are conjoining or they are moving towards a conjunction]

相关词条 Aspect
卜卦前的考虑 Considerations Before Judgement

“判断前的考虑”是一组值得注意的星盘配置,据说这些配置能让占星师在匆忙做出卜卦判断之前有充分理由停下来反思。例如,土星落在第七宫被认为“要么会败坏占星师的判断,要么预示所问之事会接连遭遇不幸”(CA,第123页)。

最广为人知的考虑因素收录于威廉·莉莉17世纪著作《基督占星学》第121-123页。这些因素常被现代作者错误地称为“限制条件”,认为它们会阻碍判断,但实际上它们只是莉莉挑选的具有强烈象征特征的箴言。当星盘显示出严重困扰的倾向时,推迟判断或许是明智的,但在许多情况下,这些考虑因素的含义能为解读星盘增添有价值的洞见。

常被忽略的是,莉莉在后文中提到有必要扩展他对“更好判断任何卜卦问题的箴言与考虑”的论述,列出了一份包含43条考虑的清单,其中一些为先前介绍的内容补充了重要细节。尽管这些内容藏在他关于第七宫事项的章节中,莉莉解释说这43条箴言……“若能充分理解,不仅能为更好理解此宫位带来巨大启发,更能照亮整个占星学体系”。

两组考虑因素均已用现代字体排版并附注释,收录于以下PDF文件:

https://www.skyscript.co.uk/considerations.pdf

Considerations Before Judgement
英文原文

The 'Considerations before Judgement' are a collection of notable chart placements that are said to give the astrologer good reason to pause and reflect before rushing into a horary chart judgement. For example, of the placement of Saturn in the 7th house, it is said that this " either corrupts the judgement of the Astrologer, or is a Sign the matter propounded will come from one misfortune to another " (CA, p.123).

The most well-known considerations are those listed on pages 121-123 of William Lilly 's 17th-century text Christian Astrology . These are often (wrongly) referred to by modern authors as 'strictures' which prevent judgement, although they are merely Lilly's selection of aphorisms that have strong symbolic features. Under the circumstances of a chart presenting a heavy emphasis of trouble, it may be wise to defer judgement, but on many occasions the meaning of the considerations can add useful insight to the reading of the chart.

Often overlooked is that, later in his text, Lilly reports the necessity to enlarge his account of ‘Aphorisms and Considerations for better judging any Horary Question’, presenting a list of 43 considerations, some of which add important details to those previously introduced. Although tucked away in his section on seventh house matters, Lilly explains that these 43 aphorisms… " if well understood, will give great light, not only for better understanding what concerns this house, but the whole body of Astrology ".

Both sets of considerations are reproduced in modern type with annotations on this PDF file :

https://www.skyscript.co.uk/considerations.pdf .

宫位的共同征象星 Consignificators [of Houses]

宫的共同指示星是与宫位象征阵列具有自然关联的行星和星座。威廉·利利在讨论宫位含义时包含了这些内容,他在谈到第一宫时写道(《基督教占星学》第51页):

第一宫的共同指示星是白羊座和土星;因为此宫是第一宫,所以白羊座是第一个星座,土星是第一颗行星;因此,当土星在此宫中得到适度加强,并与木星、金星、太阳或月亮形成任何吉相位时,预示着健康稳重的体质,通常也意味着长寿。

其余的共同指示星如图所示并列出如下。行星的排列遵循迦勒底顺序:土星>木星>火星>太阳>金星>水星>月亮。在此顺序中,土星被视为第一颗也是最重要的行星,因为它是最显赫的可见行星,并与第一宫相关联。其余行星则根据它们与地球的远近依次类推:木星随后,与第二宫相关联;火星与第三宫相关联,依此类推。

第二宫:其共同指示星是木星和金牛座;因为如果木星位于此宫,或是此宫的主星,则暗示着产业或财富。

第三宫:其共同指示星是双子座和火星;这也是火星在此宫(除非与土星合相)通常不会带来很大不幸的原因之一。

第四宫:其共同指示星是巨蟹座和太阳。

第五宫:其共同指示星是狮子座和金星,金星在此宫感到愉悦,因为这是享乐、愉悦和欢乐之宫。

第六宫:火星在此宫感到愉悦,但其共同指示星是处女座和水星。

第七宫:其共同指示星是天秤座和月亮。

第八宫:其共同指示星是天蝎座和土星。

第九宫:射手座和木星是此宫的共同指示星;因为如果木星位于此宫,自然意味着此人在宗教上是虔诚的,或是谦逊温和之人。

第十宫:其共同指示星是摩羯座和火星。

第十一宫:其共同指示星是水瓶座和太阳。

第十二宫:其共同指示星是双鱼座和金星。

[以下内容摘录自‘卜卦占星中的宫位’系列——更多关于此体系在司法占星学中实际应用的信息,请参阅‘宫位的共同指示星’页面。

星座和宫位象征的对应主要局限于医学和解剖学方面(例如,第二宫和金牛座共同掌管颈部,第三宫和双子座共同掌管肩膀等)。迦勒底行星排列在占星哲学中具有广泛的一般性意义,并强调了若干占星原则;然而,就这一体系在卜卦盘实际应用而言,它几乎没有直接用途。最关键的一点是要认识到,例如利利提到水星是第六宫的共同指示星时,是基于此体系中的迦勒底排列,而非因为水星是处女座的守护星。星座象征可能与宫位象征有某种松散而普遍的关联,但宫位的行星守护星则不然(即,火星与第一宫、金星与第二宫等之间并无历史上的关联,尽管这在现代占星学书籍中广为流传)。]

Consignificators [of Houses]
英文原文

The consignificators of the houses are the planets and signs that bear a natural association with the symbolic array of the houses. William Lilly includes these in his discussion of house meanings, saying of the first house ( CA , p.51):

The consignificators of this house are Aries and Saturn; for as this house is the first house, so is Aries the first sign, and Saturn the first of the planets; and therefore when Saturn is but moderately well fortified in this house, and in any benevolent aspect of Jupiter, Venus, Sun or Moon, it promises a good sober constitution of body, and usually long life.

The rest of the consignificators are shown in the diagram and listed below. The planetary arrangement follows the Chaldean order : Saturn > Jupiter > Mars > Sun > Venus > Mercury > Moon. In this, Saturn is recognised as the first and foremost planet because it is the most superior visible planet and associated with the first house. The rest of the planets follow suit according to their proximity to the Earth: Jupiter, next, is associated with the 2nd house; Mars with the 3rd house, and so on.

2nd house : It has consignificators Jupiter and Taurus; for if Jupiter be placed in this house, or be lord hereof, it’s an argument of an estate or fortune.

3rd house : It has consignificators, of the signs Gemini, of the planets Mars; which is one reason why Mars in this house, unless joined with Saturn, is not very unfortunate.

4th house : Its consignificator is Cancer and of planets, the Sun.

5th house : Its consignificators are Leo and Venus, who doth joy in this house in regard it’s the house of pleasure, delight and merriment.

6th house: Mars rejoices in this house, but his consignificator is of the signs Virgo, of planets Mercury.

7th house: It has consignificators Libra and Moon.

8th house: Of signs it has Scorpio for consignificator, and Saturn.

9th house: Sagittarius and Jupiter are consignificators of this house; for if Jupiter be herein placed, it naturally signifies a devout man in his religion, or one modestly given.

10th house: Its consignificators are Capricorn and Mars.

11th house: It has of the signs Aquarius, and Sun of the planets for consignificators.

12th house: It has consignificators Pisces and Venus.

[The following is extracted from the series ‘ Houses in Horary ’ – see the page Consignificators of the houses for more information about the practical use of this scheme in judicial astrology.

The correspondence of sign and house symbolism is mainly restrained to medical and anatomical matters (both the 2nd house and Taurus rule the neck, both the 3rd house and Gemini rule the shoulders, etc). The Chaldean arrangement of planets has a lot of wide-ranging general significance in astro-philosophy, and underlines a number of astrological principles; however, in terms of the practical use of this scheme in horary chart work, it has little direct use. The most important point to realise is that where, for example, Lilly mentions Mercury as the consignificator of the 6th house, he does so because of the Chaldean arrangement in this scheme, and not because Mercury is the ruling planet of Virgo. Sign symbolism may have some loose and general correlation with house symbolism but the planetary rulers of the houses do not (i.e., there is no historical association between Mars and the 1st house, Venus and the 2nd, etc, though this is widely reported in modern astrology texts).

星座 Constellation

星座是指在天空中同一区域可见的恒星群(该术语源自拉丁语con'共同,一起'+stellae'恒星')。为了方便识别,古代天文学家将恒星分组为可辨识的图案,并赋予它们能够体现其占星学含义的名称。星座内的较小分组被称为'星群'。最古老的星座已有数千年历史,许多记载于约公元前1000年汇编的美索不达米亚文献《穆尔·阿平》中。最早讨论星座的希腊文献之一是克尼多斯的欧多克索斯(约公元前395-337年)的《天象》,现已失传,但阿拉托斯(约公元前315-245年)的韵文改编版以及喜帕恰斯(公元前2世纪)的评注尚存。星座的数量和边界因文化而异。托勒密在公元2世纪确定了48个星座,这个数字直到17、18世纪基本保持不变。此后新增了40个星座,目前国际天文学联合会(IAU)承认88个星座,天空中的每一颗恒星都位于其中。'黄道星座'是指位于黄道同一区域的星座——它们始终是最重要的星座,因为其中的恒星构成了太阳、月球和可见行星运动的可见背景。之所以称为黄道星座,仅因为它们与黄道的位置重合;不应与黄道十二宫混淆,黄道十二宫虽与黄道周围12个主要星座的顺序和名称相同,但依据的是不同的天文学原理,且由于岁差效应,预计会在约26,000年(即一个'大年')内缓慢循环经过整个黄道星座圈。

ConstellationConstellation
英文原文

Constellations are groups of stars that are seen together in the same area of the sky (the term derives from the Latin con 'with, together' + stellae 'stars'). For easy reference, ancient astronomers grouped stars into recognisable patterns and gave them names that would capture some element of their astrological meaning. Smaller groups within constellations are known as 'asterisms'.

The oldest constellations are thousands of years old, and many are listed in ancient Mesopotamian works such as the Mul Apin , compiled around 1000 BCE. One of the oldest Greek works to discuss the constellations was the Phainomena of Eudoxus of Cnidus (c. 395–337 BCE) - now lost, a versification by Aratus (c. 315–245 BCE), is extant, as is a commentary by Hipparchus (2nd century BCE).

The number and borders of constellations have varied according to different cultures. Ptolemy , in the 2nd century, identified 48 constellations and this number remained fairly constant until the 17th and 18th centuries. Since then, 40 new constellations have been added, so there are currently 88 constellations recognised by the International Astronomical Union (IAU), within which every star in the sky is located.

The 'zodiac constellations' are those that lie in the same area of sky as the zodiac - these were always the most important constellations because the stars within them form a visible backdrop to the movement of the Sun, Moon and visible planets. They are called zodiac constellations only because they coincide with the placement of the zodiac; they are not to be confused with the 12 signs of the zodiac , which present the same order and names as the 12 main constellations around the zodiac, but are established by different, astronomical principles, and due to the effect of precession , are expected to slowly cycle through the whole circle of zodiac constellations over the course of around 26,000 years (known as a 'Great Age').

临界度数 Critical Degrees

临界度数基于月亮在星座中的平均每日运动计算,从0°白羊座开始,据说象征着危机点或特别强烈的度数。它们分别是:基本星座:0°、13°、26°;固定星座:9°、21°;变动星座:4°、17°。

每个星座的第一度和最后一度也被视为临界度数,因为其象征意义中隐含变化的观念;相比之下,位于星座中间度数的行星则与平衡和稳定的原则相关联。

IvyGoldstein-Jacobson推广了这些度数概念的使用,并在其1960年出版的《简化择日占星学》第53页中解释了它们在择日判断中的应用,如下:

临界度数

所谓的临界度数来源于月亮通过星座的平均每日运动(13:00),从0°白羊座开始,并“落下”如下:

-基本星座的0°、13°、26°;固定星座的9°、21°;变动星座的4°、17°

征象星或共同守护星月亮位于临界度数时,会将事情推向临界点、危机或高潮,如疾病或争吵。第102页的木星位于临界度数,并指向第8宫(死亡宫),在那里事情达到顶点。

0°、15°和29°

如果位于0°,此人最近进入了一个新阶段;位于29°,他即将做出明确的改变:无论哪种情况,如果守护星离开一个它原本更有利的星座,则情况恶化,否则好转。

在星座中间或附近,他更加平衡,更有可能在问题上走中间路线。在固定星座的中间,他很可能会在事情上保持原状或坚持立场。

第29度显示与事情相关的一些不幸;所问的人或事正在变化,已山穷水尽、失去耐心或绝望。

英文原文

The critical degrees are based on the Moon’s average daily motion through the signs, counted from 0° a , and they are said to symbolise a crisis point, or a degree of particular intensity. They are: of the cardinal signs: 0°, 13°, 26°; fixed : 9°, 21°; mutable : 4°, 17°.

The first and final degrees of every sign are also considered critical because of the notion of change implicit in their symbolism; by contrast planets in the middle degree of the sign are associated with the principles of balance and stability.

Ivy Goldstein-Jacobson popularised the use of these degree concepts and explained their use in horary judgements on p.53 of her Simplified Horary Astrology , (1960), as follows:

The Critical Degrees The so-called Critical Degrees are derived from the Moon’s average daily motion (13:00) through the Signs, starting at O-Aries and “falling out” as follows: - 0, 13, 26 of Cardinal Signs ; 9, 21 Fixed ; 4, 17 Common The significators or co-ruler Moon in a critical degree, will bring matters to a critical point, a crisis, or to a head, as in illness or a quarrel. Jupiter on page 102 is in a critical degree and designates the death-8th House where the matter is brought to a head. 0, 15 and 29 Degrees If in 0-degrees the person has lately entered upon a new course: in 29 degrees he is about to make a definite change: in either case, if the ruler leaves a Sign in which it had better standing it is a turn for the worse, otherwise it is a turn for the better. In or around the middle of a Sign, he is better balanced and more likely to steer a middle course insofar as the question is concerned. Midway of a FixedSign, he will probably stay put or stand pat in the matter. The 29th degree shows some misfortune connected with the matter; the person or matter asked about is changing, at the end of his rope or patience, or desperate.

The Critical Degrees

The so-called Critical Degrees are derived from the Moon’s average daily motion (13:00) through the Signs, starting at O-Aries and “falling out” as follows: -

0, 13, 26 of Cardinal Signs ; 9, 21 Fixed ; 4, 17 Common

The significators or co-ruler Moon in a critical degree, will bring matters to a critical point, a crisis, or to a head, as in illness or a quarrel. Jupiter on page 102 is in a critical degree and designates the death-8th House where the matter is brought to a head.

0, 15 and 29 Degrees

If in 0-degrees the person has lately entered upon a new course: in 29 degrees he is about to make a definite change: in either case, if the ruler leaves a Sign in which it had better standing it is a turn for the worse, otherwise it is a turn for the better.

In or around the middle of a Sign, he is better balanced and more likely to steer a middle course insofar as the question is concerned. Midway of a FixedSign, he will probably stay put or stand pat in the matter.

The 29th degree shows some misfortune connected with the matter; the person or matter asked about is changing, at the end of his rope or patience, or desperate.

中天 Culminating

中天(Culminating)意指达到最高点或顶点;在占星学中,这通常指行星到达中天(MC),而在古代占星学中,该术语也曾用于指行星到达天底(IC),此时被描述为“在地底下的中天”。(注意:需知MC作为星盘顶端是因为它代表太阳的最高仰角点;但这可能并非其他行星的最高仰角点,不应与天顶(即当地空间中每个人头顶正上方的最高点)混淆。)

英文原文

Culminating means to reach the highest or greatest point; in astrology this usually refers to the arrival of a planet at the midheaven (MC), and the term was also used in ancient astrology to refer to planets reaching the Imum Caleum (IC), where they were described as “culminating beneath the earth”. (NB: be aware that the MC acts as the top of the chart because it signifies the highest point of elevation of the Sun; this may not represent the highest point of elevation for the other planets and should not be confused with the zenith which is the highest point above anyone's head in local space).

卡尔佩珀:尼古拉斯·卡尔佩珀(占星家-1616-1654) Culpeper: Nicholas Culpeper (Astrologer - 1616 - 1654)

威廉·李利的年轻助手,卡尔佩珀成为草药医学史上的传奇人物。作为政治激进分子,他无视皇家内科医师学会的垄断,用英语撰写书籍,使医学知识免费提供给所有人。他最著名的是《英国医生》(1653年),现在被称为《卡尔佩珀草药书》,该书将签名学说和占星术理论融入草药医学,成为出版史上流传最广的文本之一。他于1655年去世后出版的《从病人卧姿判断疾病的占星术》更详细地描述了治疗疾病的占星术技术。更多信息,请参见网页:尼古拉斯·卡尔佩珀:人民的草药师。

英文原文

Younger associate of William Lilly , Culpeper became a legendary figure in the history of herbal medicine. A political radical, he ignored the monopoly held by the Royal College of Physicians and wrote his books in English, to make medical knowledge freely available to everyone. He is best known for his English Physician (1653), now known as Culpeper’s Herbal , which integrated theories of the doctrine of signatures and astrology into herbal medicine and became one of the most widely circulated texts in publishing history. His Astrological Judgement of Diseases from the Decumbiture of the Sick , published posthumously in 1655, gives a more detailed account of astrological techniques for treating illness.

For more information, see the webpage: Nicholas Culpeper: Herbalist of the People

宫头 Cusps

宫头是每个宫位之间的分界线。该词源自拉丁语cuspis,意为“尖锐的点”,因为宫头是宫位影响力最尖锐、最强大的点。行星距离宫头越远,其对该宫位的重要性就越弱;而靠近宫头的行星则会强烈突出该宫位的事务。在《基督教占星学》(第33页和第151页)中,威廉·莉莉提到宫头前有5°的容许度影响范围。大多数历史作者都允许宫头周围存在一个显著影响的容许度,因为该区域具有增强的共振。举例来说,如果第2宫宫头落在21°双子座,那么位于18°双子座的行星被认为其影响力与第2宫的事务相关(而非第1宫——尽管它技术上位于第1宫的末尾,但距离第1宫宫头太远,不足以对第1宫事务产生显著影响;而它靠近第2宫宫头,使其行星影响力作用于第2宫事务)。我们经常发现作者谈论处于这种位置的行星“在第2宫”,这会让初学者感到困惑。他们的意思是该行星距离第2宫宫头在5°以内,因此与之合相,从而将其影响力连接到第2宫所代表的事务。在下面的星盘示例中,福点(通常称为‘fortuna’,用符号k表示)落在第11宫宫头5°以内,因此其重要性连接到第11宫,而非第10宫。金星也是如此,它技术上位于第8宫,但离第8宫宫头很远,而距离第9宫宫头仅几分弧——在涉及第9宫事务的问题中,金星将极其重要,因为它强大地落在第9宫宫头上。然而,土星距离第10宫宫头5°23',超出了标记宫头共振的5°容许度,因此它被认为与第9宫相关,而非第10宫(由于远离第9宫宫头,土星对第9宫事务的重要性将低于落在第9宫宫头上的金星)。

Cusps
英文原文

The cusps are the dividing lines between one house and the next. The term derives from the Latin cuspis meaning 'sharp point', because the cusp is the sharpest and most powerful point of the house’s influence. The further away from the house cusp that a planet is placed, the weaker its significance in regard to that house, whereas any planet positioned close to a cusp strongly highlights the affairs of that house.

In Christian Astrology (pages 33 & 151), William Lilly refers to a 5° orb of influence that precedes the cusps of the houses. Most historical authors allowed an orb of pronounced effect around the house cusp because of the heightened resonance surrounding this area.

As an example, if the 2nd house cusp falls at 21° d , a planet at 18° d is considered to have its influence attached to the affairs of the 2nd house (rather than the 1st house – even though it is technically positioned at the end of the 1st house division, it is too far away from the 1st house cusp to be significant for 1st house matters; its proximity to the 2nd house cusp brings its planetary influence to bear on 2nd house matters). We often find authors talking about a planet in such a position being “in” the 2nd house, which proves confusing to beginners. They mean that it is conjoined to the 2nd house cusp by falling within 5° of it, and therefore connecting its influence to whatever the second house signifies.

In the chart example below, the Part of Fortune (often referred to as ‘fortuna’ and depicted by the symbol k ) falls within 5° of the 11th house cusp, so its significance is connected to the 11th house and not the 10th. The same applies to Venus, which is technically placed within the 8th house, but it is very far away from the 8th house cusp and just a few minutes of arc away from the cusp of the 9th house – in a query that concerns 9th house matters, Venus will be extremely significant because of its powerful placement upon the 9th house cusp. Saturn, however, which is 5°23' away from the 10th house cusp, is beyond the 5° orb which marks the resonance of the house cusps, so that is therefore considered relevant to the 9th house, not the 10th house (being far away from the 9th house cusp, Saturn will have less significance on 9th house matters than Venus which is falling upon the 9th house cusp).

宫头 Cusps

宫位分界点是每个宫位的分隔线。该术语源自拉丁语cuspis,意为“尖点”,因为宫位分界点是该宫位影响力最强、最集中的位置。行星距离宫位分界点越远,其对该宫位的影响就越弱;反之,靠近分界点的行星则会显著突出该宫位的事务。

在《基督教占星学》(第33页和第151页)中,威廉·莉莉提到在宫位分界点之前有一个5°的影响范围。大多数历史作者都认可宫位分界点周围存在显著影响的容许度,因为该区域的共振效应更强。

举例来说,如果第二宫的分界点位于21°d,那么位于18°d的行星将被认为其影响力归属于第二宫的事务(而非第一宫——尽管它技术上位于第一宫的尾部,但距离第一宫分界点太远,对第一宫事务无显著影响;而它接近第二宫分界点,使得其行星影响力作用于第二宫事务)。我们常会发现作者称位于这种位置的行星“在”第二宫内,这会让初学者困惑。他们的意思是该行星与第二宫分界点合相(落在其5°范围内),因此将其影响力连接到第二宫所代表的事务。

在下方星盘示例中,福点(常被称为‘fortuna’,以符号k表示)落在第十一宫分界点的5°范围内,因此其意义与第十一宫相关,而非第十宫。金星同理:它技术上位于第八宫,但距离第八宫分界点非常远,而距离第九宫分界点仅差几弧分——在涉及第九宫事务的提问中,金星将极其重要,因为它强大地位于第九宫分界点上。至于土星,它距离第十宫分界点5°23',超出了标记宫位分界点共振的5°容许度,因此被认为与第九宫相关而非第十宫(由于远离第九宫分界点,土星对第九宫事务的影响将小于落在第九宫分界点上的金星)。

Cusps
英文原文

The cusps are the dividing lines between one house and the next. The term derives from the Latin cuspis meaning 'sharp point', because the cusp is the sharpest and most powerful point of the house’s influence. The further away from the house cusp that a planet is placed, the weaker its significance in regard to that house, whereas any planet positioned close to a cusp strongly highlights the affairs of that house.

In Christian Astrology (pages 33 & 151), William Lilly refers to a 5° orb of influence that precedes the cusps of the houses. Most historical authors allowed an orb of pronounced effect around the house cusp because of the heightened resonance surrounding this area.

As an example, if the 2nd house cusp falls at 21° d , a planet at 18° d is considered to have its influence attached to the affairs of the 2nd house (rather than the 1st house – even though it is technically positioned at the end of the 1st house division, it is too far away from the 1st house cusp to be significant for 1st house matters; its proximity to the 2nd house cusp brings its planetary influence to bear on 2nd house matters). We often find authors talking about a planet in such a position being “in” the 2nd house, which proves confusing to beginners. They mean that it is conjoined to the 2nd house cusp by falling within 5° of it, and therefore connecting its influence to whatever the second house signifies.

In the chart example below, the Part of Fortune (often referred to as ‘fortuna’ and depicted by the symbol k ) falls within 5° of the 11th house cusp, so its significance is connected to the 11th house and not the 10th. The same applies to Venus, which is technically placed within the 8th house, but it is very far away from the 8th house cusp and just a few minutes of arc away from the cusp of the 9th house – in a query that concerns 9th house matters, Venus will be extremely significant because of its powerful placement upon the 9th house cusp. Saturn, however, which is 5°23' away from the 10th house cusp, is beyond the 5° orb which marks the resonance of the house cusps, so that is therefore considered relevant to the 9th house, not the 10th house (being far away from the 9th house cusp, Saturn will have less significance on 9th house matters than Venus which is falling upon the 9th house cusp).

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每日运动 Daily Motion

每日运动是指一颗行星在24小时内沿黄经运行的距离。行星的运动速度取决于其相位状态——当行星处于顺行且运动较快时,其效力被认为比逆行、停滞或运动缓慢时更强。

各行星的平均每日运动距离如下表所示:

注:水星和金星的平均每日运动常被错误地报道为与太阳相同——因为它们围绕太阳形成本轮,其通过黄道带的年度周期随时间推移与太阳相等,但其平均每日运动并不相同(它们每天围绕太阳运行时实际行进更远距离,而太阳则遵循更直接、规律的运行)。另需注意,许多网络来源报道金星的平均每日运动为每天1°12'。这基于艾薇·戈尔茨坦·雅各布森报告的信息,但该数据不正确;金星正确的平均每日运动如本表所示为每天1°02'。

Daily Motion
英文原文

Daily motion is the distance a planet travels by celestial longitude within a 24-hour period. Planetary motion varies depending on the planet's phase – when planets are direct and swift in motion they are considered more effective than when retrograde , stationary , or slow in motion .

The average daily distances travelled by the planets are shown in the table below:

NB: The average daily motion of Mercury and Venus is often erroneously reported as being the same as the Sun's – since they create epicycles around the Sun, their annual circuit through the zodiac equals that of the Sun over time, but their average daily motions do not (they are travelling further on a daily basis as they cycle around the Sun which moves in a much more direct, regular motion). Also be aware that many internet sources report the average daily motion of Venus to be 1°12' per day. This is based on information that Ivy Goldstein Jacobson reported, but it is incorrect; the correct average daily motion for Venus is 1°02' per day as noted in this table.

达里奥:克劳德·达里奥(占星家-1533-1594) Dariot: Claude Dariot (Astrologer - 1533-1594)

一位法国占星家和医生,曾在蒙彼利埃学习医学,但在圣巴托罗缪大屠杀后逃离法国,定居日内瓦,并在博讷镇担任占星家和医生。他于1577年用拉丁文出版了《AdAstrorumJudiciaFacilisIntroductio》(《星辰判断简要导论》)。该书于1583年由F.W.Gent译成英文,1598年由ThomasPurfoot再次翻译,并在1653年出版了进一步修订的英文版。威廉·莉莉在承认自己作品的来源时首先列出了达里奥(CA,第7页)。

英文原文

French astrologer and physician who studied medicine at Montpellier but fled France after the St Bartholomew massacre and settled at Geneva where he worked as astrologer and physician at the town of Beaune. He published Ad Astrorum Judicia Facilis Introductio ‘Brief Introduction to the Judgement of the Stars’ in Latin in 1577. This was translated into English by F. W. Gent in 1583 and again by Thomas Purfoot in 1598 , with a further revised English edition appearing in 1653. William Lilly listed Dariot first when he acknowledged the sources of his own work ( CA , p.7).

日生/夜生盘 Day / Night Charts

当太阳精准对齐上升点或在地平线之上时,该星盘为日生盘。当太阳精准对齐下降点或在地平线之下时,该星盘为夜生盘。更多信息请参见交替术语:diurnal/nocturnal。

英文原文

When the Sun is precisely aligned with the ascendant or above the horizon, the chart is a day chart. When it is precisely aligned with the descendant or below the horizon, it is a night chart. For more information see the alternate terms: diurnal/nocturna l.

旬 Decans

也称为旬:面的另一种术语(拉丁语意为‘十分之一’,因为每个面/旬覆盖黄道10°)。进一步解释请参见‘面’。

英文原文

Also called decanates : an alternate term for the faces ( Latin for ‘tenths’ because each face/decan covers 10° of the zodiac). For further explanation see ‘ faces ’.

赤纬 Declination

赤纬是天球上对应地球纬度的概念(测量赤道以北或以南的位置)。不要与黄纬混淆,黄纬的工作方式类似,但测量基准是黄道而非赤道。

英文原文

Declination is the celestial equivalent of terrestrial latitude (measuring positions north or south of the equator ). Not to be confused with celestial latitude , which works in a similar way but takes measurement from the ecliptic instead of the equator.

下降 Declining

一个应用于正在下落或远离角度的行星的术语。

英文原文

A term applied to a planet that is setting, or falling away from the angles .

疾病盘 Decumbiture

占星学的一个分支,专门研究为某人患病或意识到疾病时绘制的星盘。通过研究该星盘,可以更详细地探讨疾病的根本原因、最佳治疗时机与方法,以及康复或复发的预后。(源自拉丁语decumbere,意为‘躺下’)。

关于这一占星体系的更多信息,请参阅迪伦·沃伦·戴维斯撰写的11部分系列文章《卧病占星入门》。

Decumbiture
英文原文

The name of the branch of astrology that examines a chart drawn specifically for the time of someone falling sick or becoming aware of an illness. Study of that chart allows more detailed examination of the root causes of the illness, the best approach and times for treatment, and a prognostication of recovery or relapse. (From the Latin decumbere , ‘to lie down’).

For more about this system of astrology see the 11-part series An Introduction to Decumbiture by Dylan Warren Davis.

Dee:约翰·迪伊(占星家,1527–1608/9) Dee: John Dee (Astrologer, 1527–1608/9)

约翰·迪是一位英国占星家、数学家和自然哲学家,在都铎宫廷中颇具影响力,他曾在航海、择时占星和历法改革等问题上提供建议。迪留下了大量书面材料,包括占星图表、工作日记以及记录其哲学和秘教研究的手稿。他现存的文件是理解文艺复兴占星实践和知识背景的重要来源。

迪的手稿和批注书籍构成了他那个时代最重要的私人图书馆之一,其中一部分后来被阿什莫尔和博德利收藏。他的《象形符号的单子》(1564年)反映了他对符号和数学模型的兴趣,而后期著作则记录了他试图在爱德华·凯利的帮助下系统化与天使沟通的努力。迪的著作在研究早期现代占星、航海、炼金术和赫尔墨斯哲学时经常被引用。

参见:

《约翰·迪:受启发的忧郁者》——苏·图希

《象形符号的单子:迪伊著名符号研究》——戴伦·沃伦·戴维斯

英文原文

John Dee was an English astrologer, mathematician, and natural philosopher, prominent at the Tudor court, where he advised on matters of navigation, electional astrology, and calendar reform. Dee left a substantial body of written material, including astrological charts, working diaries, and manuscripts documenting his philosophical and esoteric studies. His surviving papers are an important source for understanding the practice and intellectual context of Renaissance astrology.

Dee’s manuscripts and annotated books formed one of the most significant private libraries of his period, parts of which later entered the Ashmole and Bodleian collections. His Monas Hieroglyphica (1564) reflects his interest in symbolic and mathematical models, while later writings record his attempts to systematise angelic communication with the help of Edward Kelley. Dee’s work is frequently referenced in studies of early modern astrology, navigation, alchemy, and Hermetic philosophy.

See:

John Dee: The Inspired Melancholic – Sue Toohey

Monas Hieroglyphica: A Study of Dee’s Famous Symbol – Dylan Warren Davis

均轮 Deferent

在历史天文学中,“均轮”是从地球测量的行星视运动主周期。该名称源自拉丁语deferre,意为“携带”或“带走”。托勒密理论假设,虽然发光体围绕地球顺行运动,但其他行星将绕其自身轨道路径运行,这被称为“均轮”或“偏心圆”。均轮的中心并非与地球对齐,而是与地球和一个假想的平衡点(称为等分点)之间的中点对齐。根据这一理论,正是这种与地球中心的偏移导致了行星与地球距离的变化,从而产生了行星速度和运动的视变化。

DeferentDeferent
英文原文

In historical astronomy, the 'deferent' is the main cycle of apparent planetary orbit, as measured from the Earth. The name derives from the Latin de ferre 'to carry' or 'bear away'.

Ptolemaic theory assumes that whilst the luminaries move in direct motion around the Earth, other planets will circle around their own orbital path, known as the 'deferent' or 'eccentric'. The centre of the deferent is not aligned to the Earth, but to a point midway between the Earth and an assumed balancing point called the equant. According to this theory, it is this displacement from the Earth's centre which causes alterations in the proximity of the planets to the Earth, and so creates the apparent changes of planetary speed and motion.

度数类型 Degree Types

黄道个别度数因其与性别(男性/女性)、亮度与清晰度(明亮/清澈/光亮或黑暗或烟雾状)相关的特定特质,或象征缺陷或益处(空洞、凹陷或深陷、残缺或跛足[azimene]或'财富增长')而受到关注。这些显著度数的完整列表已在此处按黄道十二宫制表呈现。虽然此类度数类型可能涉及各种象征推理元素,但主要细节几乎肯定源自更古老的恒星关联。

威廉·莉莉在其《基督教占星学》第116页中给出了'每个占星家都需理解的两种必要星座表'。其中一张表格包含了黄道度数的传统关联,涉及光明、烟雾、财富增长或导致跛足等属性。

虽有细微差异,类似关联也可见于阿尔·比鲁尼的《占星学要素》(卷458)和约翰内斯·舍纳的《占星学小册子》(教规XXXVII)等更古老的著作。莉莉与舍纳的表格如下所示,后续文本将提供这些度数的占星含义及使用方法的额外细节。

摘自威廉·莉莉的《基督教占星学》(1647年)第116页:

摘自舍纳的《占星学小册子》(1539年)教规XXXVII:

注意:请记住:

'度1'指包含0°00'-0°59'的第一度;'度2'对应1°00'-1°59';以此类推,直至'度30'对应29°00'-29°59'。

男性和女性度数

在卜卦问题中,若涉及窃贼或未出生婴儿的性别,需考虑月亮和主要征象星是否落入男性或女性度数。莉莉对此写道:

'许多时候,问卜者极需知晓女性怀的是男是女,或窃贼是男是女等。若角宫、行星性别或星座均未揭示答案,且证据相持不下,则可考量月亮所在度数、代表事物或所问之人的行星所在度数,以及代表所问之人的宫位宫头度数,判断它们是否位于男性或女性度数:若位于男性度数,则结论为男性;若位于女性度数,则结论为女性。'(《基督教占星学》第117页)

该方案也出现在阿尔·比鲁尼的《占星学要素》(卷457)中,有以下差异:

在白羊座,第8度标记为女性而非男性。

在水瓶座,第13、14、15、28、29、30度归类为男性而非女性;第19、20、21、26、27度归类为女性而非男性。

在双鱼座,第13、14、15、24、25、26、27、28度标记为男性而非女性。

阿尔·比鲁尼明确表示他只是在介绍方法,并非必然认可其使用。

明亮(光明/清澈/光亮)或黑暗;烟雾状或空洞

在阿尔·比鲁尼的《占星学要素》(卷458)中也有类似表格,略有差异。在卜卦和本命判断中,这些因素用于分析上升点和月亮以确定身体结构与能力。威廉·莉莉对此写道(《基督教占星学》第117-118页):

光明或黑暗若命盘或问题中上升星座位于你看到的称为明亮的度数,则孩童或问卜者将更为白皙;若上升度数属于我们称为黑暗的度数,其肤色则远非白皙,而是更暗淡、更黑;若其生来畸形,则畸形将更严重;但若在光明度数上升时畸形,则缺陷尚可容忍。

空洞若月亮或上升度数位于我们称为空洞的度数,无论命主或问卜者美丑,其理解力将薄弱,判断力低于世人预期,且与之交谈越多,越会发现其缺陷。

烟雾状若上升点、月亮或其中任一位于我们称为烟雾状的度数,则该询问者或命主既不会非常美丽也不会非常丑陋,而是肤色、身材或状况介于美丑之间,高矮之间,因此状况既非非常明智也非完全愚蠢。

凹陷或深陷、残缺或跛足(azimene),或'财富增长'

威廉·莉莉对这些度数的性质定义如下(《基督教占星学》第118页):

凹陷或深陷深陷或凹陷度数具有如下含义:若月亮、上升度数或上升主星位于其中任何一度,则显示该人在其问题中陷入僵局,不知如何自处,需要帮助才能改善处境;如同落入沟中之人若无帮助难以自行爬出,此问卜者若无援助亦无法脱困。

跛足或残缺(azimene)某些人称之为azimene度数,其含义如下:若在问题中发现问卜者,或在命盘中发现命主某一肢体有缺陷,或患有无法治愈的疾病,如跛行、失明、耳聋等,则可推测该命主出生时上升点、或上升主星、或月亮位于这些azimene度数中的某一度。在问题或命盘中,若你发现问卜者天生跛足、弯曲或某一肢体受损,而一时无法从星盘中找到满意答案,则应检查上升度数、月亮所在度数、上升主星或命盘/问题的主要主宰星,无疑会发现其中之一或多个位于azimene度数。

财富增长

关于这些度数,莉莉说(《基督教占星学》第118页):

'这些度数具有如下含义:若第二宫宫头、或第二宫主星、或木星、或福点位于这些度数中的任何一度,则预示着巨大财富,命主或问卜者将变得富有。'

有关这些及其他传统度数关联的更多信息(包括恒星合相),请参阅Skyscript页面:传统度数影响。

Degree TypesDegree Types
英文原文

Some of the individual zodiac degrees are noted for specific qualities relating to gender ( masculine/feminine ), luminosity and clarity (light/lucid/bright or dark or smokey), or symbolism of deficiency or benefit (void, pitted or deep, deficient or lame [ azimene ] or 'increasing of fortune'). The full list of these notable degrees is tabulated throughout the zodiac here . Although this range of degree types probably involves various elements of symbolic reasoning, the main details almost certainly derive from older fixed star associations.

On p.116 , of his Christian Astrology William Lilly gives 'Two necessary tables of the Signs, fit to be understood by every Astrologer' . One of these contains the traditional associations of the degrees of the zodiac, in terms of being light, smokey, increasing in fortune or causing lameness, etc .

With some variations, similar associations are found in older works such as Al Biruni's Elements of Astrology (v. 458) and Johannes Schoener's Opusculum Astrologicum (canon XXXVII). Lilly's and Schoener's tables are shown below and the text that follows gives extra details on the astrological meanings and use of these degrees.

From William Lilly's Christian astrology , (1647) p.116:

From Schoener's Opusculum Astrologicum , (1539) canon XXXVII:

N.B .: Remember that:

'dg. 1' refers to the first degree which incorporates 0°00' - 0°59; 'dg. 2' thus equates to 1°00' - 1°59; and so on, ending with 'dg. 30' which equates to 29°00 - 29°59

Masculine and feminine degrees

Consideration of whether the Moon and the principle significator fall in a masculine or feminine degree is used in horary matters relating to the sex of a thief or unborn chld. Lilly writes of this:

Many times it happens, that it is of great concernment to the Querent to know whether a woman be with child of a male or female; or whether the thief be man or woman, &c. When it shall so chance that neither the angles, or the sex of the planet, or the signs do discover it, but that the testimonies are equal; then if you consider the degrees of the sign wherein the Moon is, and wherein the planet significator of the thing or party quesited is, and the degree of the cusp of the house signifying the person quesited after; and see whether they be in masculine or feminine degrees, you may pose your judgement, by concluding a masculine party, if they be posited in masculine degrees; or feminine, if they be in feminine degrees. (CA., p.117)

The scheme is also presented in Al Biruni's Elements (v.457) with the following variances:

In Aries, the 8th degree is marked as female, not male. In Aquarius, the 13th, 14th, 15th, 28th, 29th and 30th degrees are classified as male not female. The 19th, 20th, 21st, 26th and 27th degrees are classified as female not male. In Pisces, the 13th, 14th, 15th, 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th and 28th degrees are denoted male not female.

In Aries, the 8th degree is marked as female, not male.

In Aquarius, the 13th, 14th, 15th, 28th, 29th and 30th degrees are classified as male not female. The 19th, 20th, 21st, 26th and 27th degrees are classified as female not male.

In Pisces, the 13th, 14th, 15th, 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th and 28th degrees are denoted male not female.

Al Biruni makes it clear he is presenting the method, not necessarily approving of its use.

Luminous (light/lucid/bright) or dark; smokey or void

A similar table, with some variations, is also found in Al Biruni's Elements (v. 458). These are considered for the ascendant and Moon in horary and natal judgements in determining physical structure and capability. William Lilly writes of these ( CA , pp.117-118):

Light or dark Let a sign ascend in a Nativity or Question, if the Ascendant be in those degrees you see are called light, the child or querent shall be more fair; if the degree ascending be of those we call dark, his complexion shall be nothing so fair, but more obscure and dark; and if he be born deformed, the deformity shall be more and greater; but if he be deformed when the light degrees of a sign ascend, the imperfection shall be more tolerable. Void And if the Moon or the degree ascending be in those degrees we call void, be the Native or Querent fair or foul, his understanding will be small, and his judgement less than the world supposes, and the more thou conferest with him, the greater defect shall be found in him. Smokey If the Ascendant, the Moon or either of them be in those degrees we call smoky, the person inquiring or Native, shall neither be very fair nor very foul, but of a mixed complexion, stature or condition, between fair and foul, between tall and of little Stature, and so in condition neither very judicious or a very ass.

Light or dark Let a sign ascend in a Nativity or Question, if the Ascendant be in those degrees you see are called light, the child or querent shall be more fair; if the degree ascending be of those we call dark, his complexion shall be nothing so fair, but more obscure and dark; and if he be born deformed, the deformity shall be more and greater; but if he be deformed when the light degrees of a sign ascend, the imperfection shall be more tolerable.

Void And if the Moon or the degree ascending be in those degrees we call void, be the Native or Querent fair or foul, his understanding will be small, and his judgement less than the world supposes, and the more thou conferest with him, the greater defect shall be found in him.

Smokey If the Ascendant, the Moon or either of them be in those degrees we call smoky, the person inquiring or Native, shall neither be very fair nor very foul, but of a mixed complexion, stature or condition, between fair and foul, between tall and of little Stature, and so in condition neither very judicious or a very ass.

Pitted or deep, deficient or lame (azimene), or 'increasing fortune'

William Lilly defines the nature of these degrees as follows ( CA , p.118):

Pitted or deep Degrees deep or pitted have this signification, that if either the Moon or the degree ascending or lord of the Ascendant be in any of them, it shows the man at a stand in the question he asks, not knowing which way to turn himself and that he had need of help to bring him into a better condition; for as a man cast into a ditch doth not easily get out without help, so no more can this querent in the case he is without assistance. Lame or Deficient (azimene) Called by some azimene degrees, the meaning whereof is thus, if in any question you find him that demands the question, or in a nativity, if you find the native defective in any member, or infected with an inseparable disease, halting, blindness, deafness, &c., you may then suppose the native hath either one of these azimene degr. ascending at his birth, or the lord of the Ascendant, or the Moon in one of them. In a question or nativity, if you see the querent lame naturally, crooked, or vitiated in some member, and on the sudden you can in the figure give no present satisfaction to your self, do you then consider the degree ascending, or degree wherein the Moon is in, or the lord of the Ascendant, or principal lord of the nativity or question, and there is no doubt that you shall find one or more of them in azimene degrees.

Pitted or deep Degrees deep or pitted have this signification, that if either the Moon or the degree ascending or lord of the Ascendant be in any of them, it shows the man at a stand in the question he asks, not knowing which way to turn himself and that he had need of help to bring him into a better condition; for as a man cast into a ditch doth not easily get out without help, so no more can this querent in the case he is without assistance.

Lame or Deficient (azimene) Called by some azimene degrees, the meaning whereof is thus, if in any question you find him that demands the question, or in a nativity, if you find the native defective in any member, or infected with an inseparable disease, halting, blindness, deafness, &c., you may then suppose the native hath either one of these azimene degr. ascending at his birth, or the lord of the Ascendant, or the Moon in one of them. In a question or nativity, if you see the querent lame naturally, crooked, or vitiated in some member, and on the sudden you can in the figure give no present satisfaction to your self, do you then consider the degree ascending, or degree wherein the Moon is in, or the lord of the Ascendant, or principal lord of the nativity or question, and there is no doubt that you shall find one or more of them in azimene degrees.

Increasing fortune

Of these, Lilly says ( CA , p.118):

These degrees tend to this understanding, that if the cusp of the second house, or if the lord of the second house, or Jupiter, or the Part of Fortune be in any of those degrees, it's an argument of much wealth, and that the native or querent will be rich.

For more information on these and other traditional degree associations, including fixed star conjunctions, see the Skyscript page on: Traditional degree influences.

度数类型 Degree Types

```json一些个别黄道度数因其与性别(男性/女性)、光亮与清晰度(光亮/明亮/光明或黑暗或烟雾状)相关的特定性质,或与缺陷或益处(空虚、深陷或残缺、缺陷或跛行[azimene]或'财富增长')相关的象征意义而著称。这些显著度数的完整列表在此按黄道带排列。尽管此类度数范围可能涉及各种象征推理元素,其主要细节几乎肯定源自更古老的恒星关联。

在《基督教占星学》第116页,威廉·李利给出了'每个占星家都应理解的两张必要星座表'。其中一张表列出了黄道度数的传统关联,涉及光明、烟雾状、财富增长或导致跛行等性质。

虽有部分差异,类似关联在更早的著作中也能找到,例如阿尔·比鲁尼的《占星学原理》(v.458)和约翰内斯·舍纳的《占星学小著作》(canonXXXVII)。下方展示了李利和舍纳的表格,随后文本提供了这些度数的占星意义及用法的额外细节。

摘自威廉·李利的《基督教占星学》(1647年)第116页:

摘自舍纳的《占星学小著作》(1539年)canonXXXVII:

注意:请记住:

'dg.1'指包含0°00'至0°59'的第一度;'dg.2'对应1°00'至1°59';以此类推,直至'dg.30'对应29°00'至29°59'。

男性和女性度数

在关于小偷或未出生婴儿性别的卜卦问题中,会考虑月亮和主要征象星是否落在男性或女性度数。李利对此写道:

'时常发生这样的情况:问卦者非常关心一名妇女怀的是男是女,或小偷是男是女等。当星盘中的角宫、行星性别或星座都无法揭示这一点,且证据相当时,你便考虑月亮所在星座的度数、所问事物或方征象星所在度数,以及代表所问方之宫位的宫头度数。查看这些度数是否落在男性或女性度数,你便可做出判断:若落在男性度数,则结论为男性方;若落在女性度数,则为女性方。'(CA,第117页)

该方案也出现在阿尔·比鲁尼的《原理》(v.457)中,存在以下差异:

在白羊座,第8度标记为女性,而非男性。

在水瓶座,第13、14、15、28、29、30度被归类为男性而非女性。第19、20、21、26、27度被归类为女性而非男性。

在双鱼座,第13、14、15、24、25、26、27、28度被标记为男性而非女性。

在白羊座,第8度标记为女性,而非男性。

在水瓶座,第13、14、15、28、29、30度被归类为男性而非女性。第19、20、21、26、27度被归类为女性而非男性。

在双鱼座,第13、14、15、24、25、26、27、28度被标记为男性而非女性。

阿尔·比鲁尼明确表示他只是在呈现方法,并非必然赞同其使用。

明亮(光亮/明亮/光明)或黑暗;烟雾状或空虚

一张类似的表格(存在部分差异)也出现在阿尔·比鲁尼的《原理》(v.458)中。在卜卦和本命判断中,这些用于考量上升点和月亮,以确定身体结构和能力。威廉·李利对此写道(CA,第117-118页):

光明或黑暗:在本命盘或问题中,若一个星座上升,且上升点位于你看到的被称为光明的度数,孩子或问卦者将更为白皙;若上升度数属于我们称为黑暗的度数,其肤色将不那么白皙,而是更暗淡深沉;若他天生畸形,畸形将更为严重;但若他在星座的光明度数上升时畸形,缺陷则更可容忍。

空虚:若月亮或上升度数位于我们称为空虚的度数,无论本命者或问卦者美丑,其理解力将很有限,判断力低于世人所想,你与他交谈越多,就会发现其缺陷越大。

烟雾状:若上升点、月亮或其中之一位于我们称为烟雾状的度数,询问者或本命者既不会非常白皙也不会非常丑陋,而是混合的肤色、身材或状态,介于美丑之间,介于高矮之间,因此状态既非非常明智也非完全愚钝。

光明或黑暗:在本命盘或问题中,若一个星座上升,且上升点位于你看到的被称为光明的度数,孩子或问卦者将更为白皙;若上升度数属于我们称为黑暗的度数,其肤色将不那么白皙,而是更暗淡深沉;若他天生畸形,畸形将更为严重;但若他在星座的光明度数上升时畸形,缺陷则更可容忍。

空虚:若月亮或上升度数位于我们称为空虚的度数,无论本命者或问卦者美丑,其理解力将很有限,判断力低于世人所想,你与他交谈越多,就会发现其缺陷越大。

烟雾状:若上升点、月亮或其中之一位于我们称为烟雾状的度数,询问者或本命者既不会非常白皙也不会非常丑陋,而是混合的肤色、身材或状态,介于美丑之间,介于高矮之间,因此状态既非非常明智也非完全愚钝。

深陷或残缺、缺陷或跛行(azimene),或'财富增长'

威廉·李利对这些度数的性质定义如下(CA,第118页):

深陷或残缺:深度或深陷的度数有此含义:若月亮、上升度数或上升主星位于其中任何一个,表明此人对他所问的问题停滞不前,不知如何转向,需要帮助才能改善处境;因为就像掉进沟里的人没有帮助难以自行爬出一样,这位问卦者若没有援助也无法摆脱他的困境。

跛行或缺陷(azimene):被一些人称为azimene度数,其含义如下:若在任何问题中你发现提问者,或在本命盘中你发现本命者身体某部位有缺陷,或染上无法治愈的疾病(如跛行、失明、耳聋等),你便可推测该本命者出生时上升点、上升主星或月亮中有一个位于这些azimene度数。在问题或本命盘中,若你看到问卦者天生跛行、弯曲或某部位受损,且你一时无法从星盘中得到满意解答,那么你就考虑上升度数、月亮所在度数、上升主星或本命盘/问题的主要主星,毫无疑问你会发现其中之一或多个落在azimene度数上。

深陷或残缺:深度或深陷的度数有此含义:若月亮、上升度数或上升主星位于其中任何一个,表明此人对他所问的问题停滞不前,不知如何转向,需要帮助才能改善处境;因为就像掉进沟里的人没有帮助难以自行爬出一样,这位问卦者若没有援助也无法摆脱他的困境。

跛行或缺陷(azimene):被一些人称为azimene度数,其含义如下:若在任何问题中你发现提问者,或在本命盘中你发现本命者身体某部位有缺陷,或染上无法治愈的疾病(如跛行、失明、耳聋等),你便可推测该本命者出生时上升点、上升主星或月亮中有一个位于这些azimene度数。在问题或本命盘中,若你看到问卦者天生跛行、弯曲或某部位受损,且你一时无法从星盘中得到满意解答,那么你就考虑上升度数、月亮所在度数、上升主星或本命盘/问题的主要主星,毫无疑问你会发现其中之一或多个落在azimene度数上。

财富增长

对于这些度数,李利说道(CA,第118页):

'这些度数意味着:若第二宫宫头、第二宫主星、木星或福点位于这些度数中的任何一个,便是财富丰厚的标志,表明本命者或问卦者将会富有。'

关于这些及其他传统度数关联(包括恒星合相)的更多信息,请参阅Skyscript页面:传统度数影响。```

Degree TypesDegree Types
英文原文

Some of the individual zodiac degrees are noted for specific qualities relating to gender ( masculine/feminine ), luminosity and clarity (light/lucid/bright or dark or smokey), or symbolism of deficiency or benefit (void, pitted or deep, deficient or lame [ azimene ] or 'increasing of fortune'). The full list of these notable degrees is tabulated throughout the zodiac here . Although this range of degree types probably involves various elements of symbolic reasoning, the main details almost certainly derive from older fixed star associations.

On p.116 , of his Christian Astrology William Lilly gives 'Two necessary tables of the Signs, fit to be understood by every Astrologer' . One of these contains the traditional associations of the degrees of the zodiac, in terms of being light, smokey, increasing in fortune or causing lameness, etc .

With some variations, similar associations are found in older works such as Al Biruni's Elements of Astrology (v. 458) and Johannes Schoener's Opusculum Astrologicum (canon XXXVII). Lilly's and Schoener's tables are shown below and the text that follows gives extra details on the astrological meanings and use of these degrees.

From William Lilly's Christian astrology , (1647) p.116:

From Schoener's Opusculum Astrologicum , (1539) canon XXXVII:

N.B .: Remember that:

'dg. 1' refers to the first degree which incorporates 0°00' - 0°59; 'dg. 2' thus equates to 1°00' - 1°59; and so on, ending with 'dg. 30' which equates to 29°00 - 29°59

Masculine and feminine degrees

Consideration of whether the Moon and the principle significator fall in a masculine or feminine degree is used in horary matters relating to the sex of a thief or unborn chld. Lilly writes of this:

Many times it happens, that it is of great concernment to the Querent to know whether a woman be with child of a male or female; or whether the thief be man or woman, &c. When it shall so chance that neither the angles, or the sex of the planet, or the signs do discover it, but that the testimonies are equal; then if you consider the degrees of the sign wherein the Moon is, and wherein the planet significator of the thing or party quesited is, and the degree of the cusp of the house signifying the person quesited after; and see whether they be in masculine or feminine degrees, you may pose your judgement, by concluding a masculine party, if they be posited in masculine degrees; or feminine, if they be in feminine degrees. (CA., p.117)

The scheme is also presented in Al Biruni's Elements (v.457) with the following variances:

In Aries, the 8th degree is marked as female, not male. In Aquarius, the 13th, 14th, 15th, 28th, 29th and 30th degrees are classified as male not female. The 19th, 20th, 21st, 26th and 27th degrees are classified as female not male. In Pisces, the 13th, 14th, 15th, 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th and 28th degrees are denoted male not female.

In Aries, the 8th degree is marked as female, not male.

In Aquarius, the 13th, 14th, 15th, 28th, 29th and 30th degrees are classified as male not female. The 19th, 20th, 21st, 26th and 27th degrees are classified as female not male.

In Pisces, the 13th, 14th, 15th, 24th, 25th, 26th, 27th and 28th degrees are denoted male not female.

Al Biruni makes it clear he is presenting the method, not necessarily approving of its use.

Luminous (light/lucid/bright) or dark; smokey or void

A similar table, with some variations, is also found in Al Biruni's Elements (v. 458). These are considered for the ascendant and Moon in horary and natal judgements in determining physical structure and capability. William Lilly writes of these ( CA , pp.117-118):

Light or dark Let a sign ascend in a Nativity or Question, if the Ascendant be in those degrees you see are called light, the child or querent shall be more fair; if the degree ascending be of those we call dark, his complexion shall be nothing so fair, but more obscure and dark; and if he be born deformed, the deformity shall be more and greater; but if he be deformed when the light degrees of a sign ascend, the imperfection shall be more tolerable. Void And if the Moon or the degree ascending be in those degrees we call void, be the Native or Querent fair or foul, his understanding will be small, and his judgement less than the world supposes, and the more thou conferest with him, the greater defect shall be found in him. Smokey If the Ascendant, the Moon or either of them be in those degrees we call smoky, the person inquiring or Native, shall neither be very fair nor very foul, but of a mixed complexion, stature or condition, between fair and foul, between tall and of little Stature, and so in condition neither very judicious or a very ass.

Light or dark Let a sign ascend in a Nativity or Question, if the Ascendant be in those degrees you see are called light, the child or querent shall be more fair; if the degree ascending be of those we call dark, his complexion shall be nothing so fair, but more obscure and dark; and if he be born deformed, the deformity shall be more and greater; but if he be deformed when the light degrees of a sign ascend, the imperfection shall be more tolerable.

Void And if the Moon or the degree ascending be in those degrees we call void, be the Native or Querent fair or foul, his understanding will be small, and his judgement less than the world supposes, and the more thou conferest with him, the greater defect shall be found in him.

Smokey If the Ascendant, the Moon or either of them be in those degrees we call smoky, the person inquiring or Native, shall neither be very fair nor very foul, but of a mixed complexion, stature or condition, between fair and foul, between tall and of little Stature, and so in condition neither very judicious or a very ass.

Pitted or deep, deficient or lame (azimene), or 'increasing fortune'

William Lilly defines the nature of these degrees as follows ( CA , p.118):

Pitted or deep Degrees deep or pitted have this signification, that if either the Moon or the degree ascending or lord of the Ascendant be in any of them, it shows the man at a stand in the question he asks, not knowing which way to turn himself and that he had need of help to bring him into a better condition; for as a man cast into a ditch doth not easily get out without help, so no more can this querent in the case he is without assistance. Lame or Deficient (azimene) Called by some azimene degrees, the meaning whereof is thus, if in any question you find him that demands the question, or in a nativity, if you find the native defective in any member, or infected with an inseparable disease, halting, blindness, deafness, &c., you may then suppose the native hath either one of these azimene degr. ascending at his birth, or the lord of the Ascendant, or the Moon in one of them. In a question or nativity, if you see the querent lame naturally, crooked, or vitiated in some member, and on the sudden you can in the figure give no present satisfaction to your self, do you then consider the degree ascending, or degree wherein the Moon is in, or the lord of the Ascendant, or principal lord of the nativity or question, and there is no doubt that you shall find one or more of them in azimene degrees.

Pitted or deep Degrees deep or pitted have this signification, that if either the Moon or the degree ascending or lord of the Ascendant be in any of them, it shows the man at a stand in the question he asks, not knowing which way to turn himself and that he had need of help to bring him into a better condition; for as a man cast into a ditch doth not easily get out without help, so no more can this querent in the case he is without assistance.

Lame or Deficient (azimene) Called by some azimene degrees, the meaning whereof is thus, if in any question you find him that demands the question, or in a nativity, if you find the native defective in any member, or infected with an inseparable disease, halting, blindness, deafness, &c., you may then suppose the native hath either one of these azimene degr. ascending at his birth, or the lord of the Ascendant, or the Moon in one of them. In a question or nativity, if you see the querent lame naturally, crooked, or vitiated in some member, and on the sudden you can in the figure give no present satisfaction to your self, do you then consider the degree ascending, or degree wherein the Moon is in, or the lord of the Ascendant, or principal lord of the nativity or question, and there is no doubt that you shall find one or more of them in azimene degrees.

Increasing fortune

Of these, Lilly says ( CA , p.118):

These degrees tend to this understanding, that if the cusp of the second house, or if the lord of the second house, or Jupiter, or the Part of Fortune be in any of those degrees, it's an argument of much wealth, and that the native or querent will be rich.

For more information on these and other traditional degree associations, including fixed star conjunctions, see the Skyscript page on: Traditional degree influences.

下降 Descendant

下降点是黄道(星座)上经过西方地平线时逐渐下降而消失的度数。这个度数代表占星图中第七宫的宫头,更广义地说,整个第七宫可能被称为下降点,因为这里的行星即将下降到地平线以下,变得肉眼不可见。下图说明了2世纪占星家维提乌斯·瓦伦斯给出的解释。下降点的具体位置计算为处女座13°,正在西方地平线上下降(如图中最右侧部分所示);然而,这个术语也可能适用于整个第七宫。(瓦伦斯在这里使用波菲利宫位制计算宫位——根据这一体系,第七宫占据下降点(Dsc)与中天(MC)之间黄道度数的三分之一。)

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英文原文

The descendant is the degree of the ecliptic (zodiac) that is descending out of view as it passes over the western horizon. This degree denotes the cusp of the 7th house in an astrology chart, and in a more general sense, the whole of the seventh house might be referred to as the descendant because planets here are about to descend below the horizon and become invisible to the naked eye.

The diagram below illustrates the explanation given by the 2nd-century astrologer Vettius Valens .

The specific point of the descendant is calculated to be 13° Virgo, which is descending on the western horizon (shown as the most extreme right part of this chart); however, the term might also be applied to the whole of the 7th house. (Valens calculates the houses here using the Porphyry house system - by this system, the seventh house spans one-third of the zodiac degrees between the Descendant (Dsc) and the Medium Caeli, or Midheaven (MC).

相害 Detriment

一颗行星处于失势状态时,它位于其守护星座的对宫星座。这被认为是该行星的弱势(虚弱状态),因为该星座的特质不利于该行星的自然表达。例如,火星掌管白羊座和天蝎座,在这两个星座中,其自然表达强劲且自由(无论好坏)。在对宫星座金牛座和天秤座中,火星处于失势——这两个星座都会抑制或削弱火星的自由流动能量,因此火星在金牛座会产生压抑的能量,而在天秤座则产生受挫的能量——在这两种情况下,火星的能量都被削弱或表达失常。每颗行星的失势星座(如下表所示)为:太阳——水瓶座,月亮——摩羯座,水星——射手座和双鱼座,金星——白羊座和天蝎座,火星——金牛座和天秤座,木星——双子座和处女座,土星——巨蟹座和狮子座。更多信息请参阅:德博拉·霍尔丁所著《理解行星尊贵与弱势第四部分:本质弱势》。

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英文原文

A planet in detriment is placed in a sign that opposes its sign(s) of rulership. This is considered a debility (state of weakness) for that planet because the qualities of that sign are not supportive of the natural expression of that planet. As an example, Mars governs Aries and Scorpio, and within these two signs its natural expression is strong and freely expressed (for good or bad). In the opposing signs, Taurus and Libra, Mars is in detriment - both of these signs curtail or diminish the free-flowing energy of Mars, so Mars in Taurus generates pent-up energy while Mars in Libra generates frustrated energy - in both cases the energy of Mars is diminished or expressed erratically.

The sign(s) of detriment for each planet (as shown in the table below) are:

Sun - Aquarius Moon - Capricorn Mercury - Sagittarius and Pisces Venus - Aries and Scorpio Mars - Taurus and Libra Jupiter - Gemini and Virgo Saturn - Cancer and Leo

For more information, see: Understanding Planetary Dignity & Debility part IV: Essential Debility by Deborah Houlding

右侧和左侧相位 Dexter and Sinister

术语“dexter”和“sinister”在占星学中通常用于描述相位的方向性。Dexter相位是按照星座顺序的逆序形成的,例如,双鱼座的行星与摩羯座的行星形成六合相位,就是dexter相位。Sinister相位是按照星座顺序形成的,例如,白羊座的行星与巨蟹座的行星形成四分相,就是sinister四分相。Dexter相位被认为比sinister相位更直接、更有效;莉莉写道:“注意,dexter相位比sinister相位更有力”(CA,第109页)。这起初可能显得奇怪,但它基于占星哲学的一个重要原则,即认为行星在天空中从东到西的每日运动比其在黄道上的行进更为基本。Dexter字面意思是“右边的”,指右手侧的事物;sinister意为“左边的”,指左手侧的事物。根据毕达哥拉斯原理,向右的运动比向左的运动更自然、更直接(因此“righteous”一词或“sinister”一词通常带有负面含义)。这在某种程度上承认了周日运动(行星从左向右移动)的影响,以及在两个行星的任何周期中,当周期增长时(表示生长和活力),速度较快的行星会向其右侧的行星投射相位,而当周期减弱时(表示衰退和虚弱),则向左侧投射相位。因此,“dexter相位”被认为比sinister相位更有力、更有效。Dexter相位与周日运动一致(如开头例子:双鱼座的行星趋向于与摩羯座的行星形成六合相位);sinister相位则与周日运动相反(例如,双鱼座的行星与金牛座的行星形成六合相位)。更详细的解释和图表,请参考《相位的古典起源与传统使用》一文中的“Dexter与Sinister”部分。

英文原文

The terms dexter and sinister are generally applied in astrology as descriptive terms for aspects. Dexter aspects are formed against the order of the astrological signs, for example, a planet in Pisces making a sextile to a planet in Capricorn is making a dexter aspect. Sinister aspects are formed in the order of the astrological signs, for example, a planet in Aries making a square to a planet in Cancer is making a sinister square.

Dexter aspects are considered more direct and effective than sinister aspects; Lilly writes of them "Observe the dexter aspect is more forcible than the Sinister" ( CA .,p.109).

This may seem strange at first but rests upon an important tenet of astrological philosophy that recognises a planet's daily movement through the sky, from east to west, as a more fundamental movement than its progress through the zodiac.

The term dexter literally means 'of the right' and refers to something on the right hand side; sinister means 'of the left' and refers to something on the left hand side. According to Pythagorean principles, movement towards the right is more natural and direct than movement towards the left (hence the term 'righteous' or the negative undertones given to the word 'sinister' generally). This partly recognises the influence of diurnal motion (by which planets move from left to right), and the fact that in any cycle between two planets, the faster moving planet will cast its aspect to the other on the right hand side whilst the cycle is waxing (suggesting growth and vigour), and to the left hand side when the cycle is waning (suggesting retirement and weakness). A 'dexter aspect' is therefore said to be more forceful and effective than a sinister one. Dexter aspects are formed in keeping with diurnal revolution (as with our opening example: a planet in Pisces applying to a sextile of a planet in Capricorn); sinister aspects are formed against diurnal revolution (e.g., a planet in Pisces making a sextile to a planet in Taurus).

For a fuller explanation and diagram, refer to the section ' Dexter & Sinister ' in the article The Classical Origin and Traditional Use of Aspects .

尊严与衰弱 Dignities & Debilities

尊贵状态是加强并聚焦行星表达的条件——例如,当行星位于其主宰的星座时即具有尊贵,如火星在白羊座时表现强烈。衰弱状态是削弱行星表达的条件——例如,当行星位于其失势的星座时即处于衰弱,如火星在金牛座时其天然的火热表达受阻;或者当行星逆行或受克,或位于困难宫位(如第6、第8或第12宫)时也可能衰弱。行星的尊贵与衰弱若由黄道位置决定则称为'先天'的;影响行星表达的其他要素则称为'后天'的强弱。因此,由黄道位置定义的'擢升'是先天尊贵,而燃烧和角宫则是后天效应。后者更关乎行星的力量而非其本质(例如,位于中天可使行星显赫,但无法克服其在落陷星座的不利影响)。行星在其本位、擢升、三分、界或面时具有先天尊贵。它可以通过位于角宫、有利宫位(或其喜乐宫)、或由吉星或吉恒星定位或成相位、在日核中、增光或增速、顺行、或与太阳的东出/西入关系而获得后天增强。行星在落陷、失势或游走(缺乏任何先天尊贵)时具有先天衰弱。它可能因为位于果宫、受克、燃烧或日照下、在燃烧之路、空亡或减光而处于后天衰弱。行星的先天尊贵与衰弱如下表所示。

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英文原文

Dignities are conditions that strengthen and focus the expression of a planet - for example, a planet is dignified when placed in a sign of the zodiac it rules, such as Mars, when it is strongly expressive in Aries. Debilities are conditions that weaken planetary expression - for example, a planet is debilitated when placed in a sign of detriment in the zodiac, such as Mars in Taurus, where its naturally fiery expression is impeded; or it can be debilitated when its motion is retrograde or afflicted, or when it is placed in a difficult house , such as the 6th, 8th or 12th house.

Planetary dignities and debilities are called 'essential' when they are defined by zodiacal position; other elements that affect planetary expression are called 'accidental' strengths or weaknesses. Hence, planetary 'exaltation', which is defined by zodiac position, is an essential dignity, whereas combustion and angularity are accidental effects. The latter is more concerned with a planet's strength than its nature ( i.e ., being on the midheaven can bring a planet to prominence, but it cannot overcome the unfavourable effect of being in its sign of fall). A planet is essentially dignified when in its own sign , exaltation , triplicity , terms or face . It can be accidentally strengthened by being angular, in a favourable house (or one in which it rejoices); or by being disposited or aspected by a beneficial planet or fortunate fixed star, in cazimi , increasing in light or speed, direct in motion or by its oriental/occidental relationship to the Sun. It is essentially debilitated when in detriment or fall , or peregrine (lacking any essential dignity). It may be accidentally debilitated by being cadent , afflicted , combust or under the Sun's beams , in the via combusta , void of course or decreasing in light.

The planets essential dignities and debilities are given in the following table:

顺行 Direct Motion

顺行是指行星在黄道上向前移动(从1度到2度,再到3度等),与逆行运动相反,逆行时行星看起来是在黄道上向后移动(从3度到2度,再到1度等)。顺行的行星被认为比逆行的行星更具生产力和效率。

英文原文

Direct motion is when a planet is moving forwards in the zodiac (from degree 1, to 2, to 3, etc ) as opposed to retrograde motion when the planet appears to be moving backwards through the zodiac (from degree 3, to 2, to 1, etc .). A planet that is direct in motion is considered more productive and effective than one that is retrograde.

定位 Disposition

术语“disposition”通常指在判断了所有尊贵和衰弱事项之后,行星的整体状况、影响或美德。“commitdisposition”意味着通过相位或接纳将影响力传递给另一颗行星。

英文原文

The term 'disposition' usually refers to the overall condition, influence, or virtue of a planet once all matters of dignity and debility have been judged. To 'commit disposition' means to pass influence to another planet by aspect or reception.

定位星 Dispositor

当一颗行星处于另一颗行星的尊贵领域时,该行星即为后者之定位星(Dispositor)。例如木星位于金牛座时,金牛座的守护星金星便成为木星的定位星。行星亦可被其他级别的先天尊贵所定位,例如木星通过擢升的定位星是月亮,而月亮天然在金牛座擢升。定位星的整体状况可能对行星力量产生影响。更多信息请参见:理解行星尊贵与无力。

英文原文

Dispositor is the term used when a planet disposits, disposes of, or rules another because the other is in one of its areas of dignity. For example, when Jupiter is in Taurus, Venus, the planetary ruler of Taurus, disposits Jupiter and so acts as its 'dispositor'. Planets can also be disposed by other levels of essential dignity, so the dispositor of Jupiter by exaltation is the Moon which is naturally exalted in Taurus. The general condition of the dispositor can have some bearing on planetary strength. For further information, see: Understanding Planetary Dignity and Debility .

解离相位 Dissociate Aspect

当行星处于某个相位,但它们所在的星座之间并不具有相同的相位关系时,就会产生分离相位。例如,狮子座和射手座彼此呈三合关系,因此在古典占星学中,落在这些星座内的任何行星都被认为共享这种和谐关系。然而,落在狮子座28度的行星与落在射手座2度的行星处于四分相容许度范围内。分离相位的效果被认为被削弱,或者代表一种需要被克服的矛盾原则或障碍,以便该相位能够充分表达自身。更详细的解释和图示,请参阅文章《相位的古典起源与传统应用》中的‘容许度应用与发展’部分。

英文原文

A dissociate aspect occurs when planets are in an aspect but the signs they are placed within are not in the same aspectual relationship. For example, Leo and Sagittarius bear a trine relationship to each other, and therefore, in classical astrology, any planets within these signs are thought to share in that harmonious relationship. However, a planet at 28° Leo is within orb of a square aspect to a planet at 2° Sagittarius. Dissociate aspects are considered weakened in effect, or represent a contradictory principle or barrier which needs to be overcome in order for the aspect to fully express itself. For a fuller explanation and diagram, see ' Application & the Development of Orbs ' in the article The Classical Origin and Traditional Use of Aspects .

昼行性/夜行性 Diurnal / Nocturnal

日间意味着“白天的特质”。夜间意味着“夜晚的特质”。日间能量与阳性和太阳原则相关,表现为主动、直接和外向,而夜间能量与阴性和月亮原则相关,表现为响应、间接和感性。阴阳是东方类似的术语。“日间半球”包括第7、8、9、10、11和12宫,这些宫位的行星位于地平线以上可见。“夜间半球”包括第1、2、3、4、5和6宫,这些宫位的行星位于地平线以下不可见。日间盘是指太阳位于日间半球——即在地平线以上,表示出生于白天的人,因此属于日间派别。夜间盘是指太阳位于夜间半球——即在地平线以下,表示出生于夜晚的人,因此属于夜间派别。许多技法如firdar需要了解日间/夜间派别,并相应地交替使用太阳或月亮作为主要主星。日间周转是指行星或天体明显的每日运行路径,即从东方上升点升起,到达中天(中天),然后经过下降点和天底回到上升点。日间和夜间影响的特征渗透到占星哲学的各个领域,从星座的交替(通常称为阳性和阴性),到行星对星座的主宰分配。除了太阳和月亮,每颗行星有两个主宰关系——一个日间,一个夜间——以识别它们在这些变化状态下的表达。有关这些分配及其表达方式的更多细节,请参阅黛博拉·霍尔丁的《传统星座主宰》。

英文原文

Diurnal means 'of the quality of the day'.

Nocturnal means 'of the quality of the night'. Diurnal energies relate to masculinity and the solar principle, being active, direct and expressive, whilst nocturnal energies relate to femininity and the lunar principle, being responsive, indirect, and impressive. Yin and Yang are analogous oriental terms. The 'diurnal hemisphere' includes the 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, and 12th houses, where planets can be seen above the horizon. The 'nocturnal hemisphere' includes the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th houses, where the planets are beneath the horizon and unable to be seen. A 'diurnal chart' is one where the Sun is located in the diurnal hemisphere - being above the horizon it denotes someone born in the day time and therefore belonging to the diurnal sect. A 'nocturnal chart' is one where the Sun is located in the nocturnal hemisphere - being beneath the horizon it denotes someone born at night and therefore belonging to the nocturnal sect. Many techniques such as firdar require knowledge of the diurnal/nocturnal sect and alternate principle rulership to the Sun or Moon accordingly. Diurnal revolution is the apparent daily passage of a planet or celestial body by which it rises over the ascendant in the east, towards the midheaven where it culminates (and then on through the descendant and IC back up to the ascendant). The characteristics of diurnal and nocturnal influences infiltrate all areas of astrological philosophy, from the alternation of the signs (usually referred to as masculine and feminine), to the assignation of planetary rulerships over the signs. Apart from the Sun and Moon each planet has two rulerships - one diurnal, one nocturnal - to recognise their expression in these altered states.

For further details on these assignations and how they are expressed see: Traditional Sign Rulerships by Deborah Houlding.

十二分盘 Dodekatemoria

由于希腊语单词dodekatemorion(或dodecatemorion,复数:dodekatemoria)的字面意思是“十二分之一”,该术语可用于描述各种占星划分,包括:黄道十二星座、白天或黑夜的十二小时,或黄道经度每12°的增量。更具体地说,该术语通常指的是一种古老的占星技术,通过将黄道星座和度数除以或乘以数字十二(使用推理:12是宇宙的数字,因此其除法和乘法可用于在微观或宏观层面探索事物)来赋予其扩展意义。

这项技术将每个黄道星座本身视为一个微观黄道带,分为十二个相等的2.5°部分,这些部分以始终将任何星座的第一个“部分”分配给自身的方式分布在星座中(见下表)。

据广泛说法,这种dodekatemoria的使用是由印度占星家开发的,他们将这些划分称为dwad或duad(dwadasamsa的简称,“十二分之一”);然而,已知古代巴比伦占星家曾使用过它,并记录在楔形文字文本中,其中这些部分与城市、植物和石头具有象征性关联(参见F.Rochberg,《在月亮之路上:巴比伦天体占卜及其遗产》,Brill,2010年;第156-157页——这些划分在巴比伦语中被称为zittu,阿卡德语中意为“份额”或“部分”)。托勒密也在他的《四书》(I.22)中提到了这种形式的dodekatemoria,将其描述为提供与“界”类似的方案,但划分更小,而瓦伦斯在他的《选集》(I.4)中将其用作一种数学技术,有助于识别上升星座。

将行星的度数位置乘以十二也会在实际黄道带中创建一个关联点(也称为其dodekatemorion/zittu),该点被认为对其所落任何行星或星盘敏感点具有影响。例如,如果一颗行星位于金牛座10°,其度数位置(10)乘以十二得到120°,其dodekatemorion位于黄道带中该点前方120°处。关于该点位置的描述似乎存在矛盾,由菲米库斯(《数学论》,I.XIII)和亚历山大的保卢斯(《引言》,22)提供:

菲米库斯的方法从行星所在星座的起始点开始计算投影结果,因此(从金牛座0°开始计数120°)金牛座10°的dodekatemorion落于处女座0°。保卢斯的方法从行星的位置开始计算投影结果,因此(从金牛座10°开始计数120°)金牛座10°的dodekatemorion是处女座10°。获得相同结果的另一种方法(保卢斯描述的方式)是将度数位置乘以13而不是12,然后从星座起始点开始计数——乘以13只是适应了计数包含行星位置的事实。

评论家通常将这两种方法描述为乘以12或13的区别,但这忽略了一个基本点:象征意义总是由乘以或除以12的行为决定;根据不同的说法,区别在于计数应从何处开始的逻辑。两种方法都有合理的依据,并且它们可能起源于两种不同的技术(一种强调乘法,另一种强调除法),由于共享的描述性名称和对数字12的象征依赖而紧密关联。

更全面地解释:一方面,从被推进的点开始计算投影结果似乎合乎逻辑,这正是保卢斯所做的;尽管通过引用乘以13,他模糊了这样做合理的原因:这仅仅是因为它将12倍乘法的结果加到了行星的位置上。保卢斯给出了白羊座11°的例子:11°乘以12等于132°;将这些度数加到白羊座11°上得到了他描述的结果:狮子座23°。这种方法与巴比伦文本中对该技术的描述一致。

弗朗西斯卡·罗奇伯格的《在月亮之路上:巴比伦天体占卜及其遗产》一书展示了如何将度数位置乘以十二的方法描述在楔形文字文本中(第157页——我省略了她的数学符号):

在其他记录了占星术与魔法之间联系的资料中,咒语被分配给黄道带的十二个zittu。正如诺伊格鲍尔和萨克斯所示,这两个文本提供了进一步的证据,表明希腊计算dodekatemoria的方法基于楔形文字材料中发现的方法。该方法可以表述如下:给定黄道带中一个以黄道星座度数表示的位置,可以通过将度数乘以12并将结果添加到第一个经度来获得黄道带中的第二个位置。

罗奇伯格随后解释了一个楔形文字来源表格中几行的含义(第158页):

在第1行中,给出的位置是I10(=白羊座10°)。白羊座10°与狮子座10°相关联,被称为“白羊座的狮子座”。按照上述计算dodekatemoria的方法,我们将10°(白羊座的度数)乘以十二,并从白羊座沿黄道带行进那么多度(120°)到达狮子座。加上黄道星座的n度[“n度”=行星的度数],这里是10,我们到达表格中给出的狮子座10°[罗奇伯格随后指出相同过程如何产生其余结果]。

另一方面,菲米库斯描述的计算方法(从星座起始点开始投影)与星座的2.5°划分产生了简洁的关联,从而创建了“星座内的黄道带”效果。每个星座通过索取其自身的第一个2.5°开始分配,后续部分按照黄道带的自然顺序分配给其余星座,如上表(及下表)所示。巴比伦文本表明,这种微观黄道带被用于象征性效果,以生成城市、植物、树木、石头等事物的详细指代(罗奇伯格,第156-157页)。

对这种方法测量dodekatemoria的参考也出现在波菲利的《〈四书〉导论》第39章中。波菲利没有解释它们在解读中的用途,但关于它们的计算,他告诉我们:

月亮的十二分相正确取法如下:首先查看月亮所在星座的度数,从该数字[开始]在后续[星座]中测量2.5°,无论数字在哪里结束,那里就是十二分相。例如,设月亮在白羊座13[度]:给白羊座2.5°,给金牛座2.5°,[给双子座2.5°,]给巨蟹座2.5°,给狮子座2.5°,那么十二分相就在处女座,水星的宫位。太阳的十二分相类似取法……——哲学家波菲利,詹姆斯·霍尔登译(AFA,2009年),第29页。

这里提供的表格为波菲利描述的计算提供了便捷参考。考虑月亮在双鱼座19°的例子:我们从表格中一目了然,双鱼座的前2.5°属于双鱼座的dodekatamorion,接下来的2.5°属于白羊座,依此类推,直到我们到达第8列,其中双鱼座17.5°到20°之间的度数属于天秤座的dodekatemorion,由金星掌管。这种方法的象征意义,以及它如何导致与菲米库斯通过乘以度数位置找到行星dodekatemoria的方法相似的结果,由康拉德·克拉维科夫斯基解释:

如果一颗行星位于金牛座大约三分之一处,即11°位置,那么我们也应考虑它位于贯穿金牛座的“微观黄道带”的大约三分之一处。我们通过两种方式发现这一点:首先,按照波菲利建议的方式:我们从行星所在星座的起始点开始数出2.5°的部分,每个部分分配一个星座,直到到达行星本身。在上面金牛座11°的例子中,我们从金牛座0°开始,数出2.5°直到达到11°——那是四个完整部分(我们系统中的完整星座),这让我们到达处女座(金牛座-双子座-巨蟹座-狮子座)。其次,我们可以通过简单地将行星的度数乘以12(如菲米库斯所建议)并将该数字加到行星所在星座的起始点来达到相同位置。在我们的例子中,我们取11并乘以12得到132。如果我们将132°加到金牛座的起始点,我们有四个完整的30°星座和12°的余数,因此我们到达处女座12°。

关于它们的含义,保卢斯告诉我们,吉星(beneficplanets)的dodekatemorion如果落在太阳、月亮、水星、四轴、福点等位置,会带来好运。雷托里乌斯第60章也有一段关于一颗行星的dodekatemorion与其他行星位置接触含义的详细段落,其中部分内容如下:

如果月亮的十二分相与其呈三合,则代表著名人物;但如果呈冲相位,则相反,代表无名之辈。但如果月亮的十二分相落在其冲相位所在的四足星座,且月亮受火星影响,则会使那些被野兽吞噬的人。……如果[相位]指向土星[星],母亲将被征服或成为外国人,而[命主]本人将处于从属地位。伟大的出生会遭受生计损失,尤其在夜间。如果[相位]落在水星[星]上,[则造就]有学问的人、受过教育的人。如果指向木星,则代表庄严、神似之人。如果指向金星,则代表友好、开朗、快乐之人……同样,其他行星的十二分相也是如此。如果土星的十二分相和火星的十二分相落入月亮或太阳的位置,[这]不好……——埃及人雷托里乌斯,詹姆斯·霍尔登译(AFA,2009年),第110-111页。

通过参考一个将黄道经度转换为绝对经度的表格,可以方便地计算dodekatemoira,例如Skyscript网站上的表格。

©DeborahHoulding,2016年(感谢KonradKlawikowski的有益意见)。

DodekatemoriaDodekatemoria
英文原文

Since the literal meaning of the Greek word dodekatemorion (or dodecatemorion , plural: dodekatemoria ) is ‘a twelfth part’, the term may be used to describe various astrological divisions, including: the 12 signs of the zodiac, the 12 hours of the day or night, or increments of 12° of celestial longitude. More specifically, the term usually refers to an ancient astrological technique which attributes extended meaning to zodiac signs and degrees by dividing or multiplying them by the number twelve, (using the reasoning that 12 is the number of the cosmos, so its divisions and multiplications can be used to explore things at a microcosmic or a macrocosmic level).

This technique treats each zodiac sign as a micro-zodiac in itself, with twelve equal parts of 2½° that are distributed through the signs in a manner that always gives the first ‘part’ of any sign to itself (see table, below).

This use of the dodekatemoria is widely said to have been developed by Hindu astrologers, who referred to the divisions as the dwad or duad (short for dwadasamsa , ‘twelfth part’); however, it is known to have been used by ancient Babylonian astrologers and is recorded in cuneiform texts, where the parts are attributed symbolic association with cities, plants and stones (see F. Rochberg, In the Path of the Moon: Babylonian Celestial Divination and Its Legacy , Brill, 2010; pp.156-7 – these divisions were known to the Babylonians as zittu, the Akkadian word for ‘share’ or ‘part’). Ptolemy also refers to this form of dodekatemoria in his Tetrabiblos (I.22), where he describes it as offering a similar scheme to that of the terms but with smaller partitions, and Valens employs it in his Anthology (I.4) as a mathematical technique that helps to identify the sign of the ascendant.

The multiplication of a planet’s degree position by twelve also creates an associated point in the actual zodiac (also called its dodekatemorion / zittu ), which is considered influential upon any planets or sensitive chart points it falls on. For example, if a planet is located at 10° Taurus, its degree position (10) is multiplied by twelve to obtain 120°, and its dodekatemorion is placed 120° ahead of it in the zodiac. What appear to be conflicting accounts of the placement of this point are offered by Firmicus ( Mathesis , I.XIII) and Paulus Alexandrinus ( Introductory Matters , 22):

The method of Firmicus projects the result of the calculation from the beginning of the sign in which the planet is positioned, so (starting the count of 120° from 0° Taurus) the dodekatemorion of 10° Taurus falls at 0° Virgo. The method of Paulus projects the result of the calculation from the position of the planet, so (starting the count of 120° from 10° Taurus) the dodekatemorion of 10° Taurus is 10° Virgo. Another way to get the same result (which is how Paulus describes it) is to multiply the degree position by 13 instead of 12 and then start the count from the beginning of the sign – the multiplication by 13 simply accommodates the fact that the count is including the position of the planet.

The method of Firmicus projects the result of the calculation from the beginning of the sign in which the planet is positioned, so (starting the count of 120° from 0° Taurus) the dodekatemorion of 10° Taurus falls at 0° Virgo.

The method of Paulus projects the result of the calculation from the position of the planet, so (starting the count of 120° from 10° Taurus) the dodekatemorion of 10° Taurus is 10° Virgo. Another way to get the same result (which is how Paulus describes it) is to multiply the degree position by 13 instead of 12 and then start the count from the beginning of the sign – the multiplication by 13 simply accommodates the fact that the count is including the position of the planet.

Commentators often describe these two approaches as being distinguished by multiplication of 12 or 13, but this misses a fundamental point: the symbolism is always determined by the act of multiplying or dividing by 12; what differs according to alternate accounts, is the logic of where the count ought to begin. Both approaches have a meaningful rationale, and they probably originated as two separate techniques (one emphasising multiplication, the other emphasising division), which became strongly associated with each other due to their shared descriptive name and symbolic dependency on the number 12.

To explain more fully: on the one hand, it seems logical to project the result of the calculation from the point being progressed, which is what Paulus does; though by referring to multiplication by 13 he obscures the reason why this makes sense: which is simply because it adds the result of the 12-fold multiplication to the position of the planet. Paulus gives the example of 11° Aries: the multiplication of 11° by 12 equals 132°; adding these degrees to 11° Aries obtains the result he describes: 23° Leo. This approach concurs with the description of the technique found in Babylonian texts.

Francesca Rochberg’s book In the Path of the Moon: Babylonian Celestial Divination and Its Legacy shows how the multiplication of a degree position by twelve is described in cuneiform texts ( p.157 - I have omitted her mathematical notations):

In other sources in which the connection between astrology and magic is documented, incantations are assigned to the twelve zittu of the zodiac. As shown by Neugebauer and Sachs, these two texts provide further evidence that the Greek method of computing dodekatemoria was based on the method found in cuneiform material. The method may be formulated in the following way: Given a position in the zodiac expressed in degrees of a zodiacal sign, a second position in the zodiac may be obtained by multiplying the degrees by 12 and adding the result to the first longitude.

Rochberg then gives the interpretation of a few lines from a table in a cuneiform source which demonstrates this ( p.158 ):

In line 1, the position given is I 10 (= Aries 10°). Aries 10° is associated with Leo 10°, which is called “Leo of Aries”. Following the abovementioned method of computing dodekatemoria, we multiply 10° (the degrees of Aries) by twelve and travel that many degrees (120°) along the zodiac from Aries to the sign Leo. Adding n degrees of the zodiacal sign [“n degrees” = number of degrees of the planet], here 10, we reach Leo 10° as given [in the table (Rochberg then notes how the same procedure yields the rest of the results)].

On the other hand, the calculation method described by Firmicus (which commences projection from the start of the sign) provides a neat association with the 2½° divisions of the signs, which create the ‘zodiac within a zodiac-sign’ effect. Each sign begins the distribution by claiming the first 2½° as its own, and the following parts are assigned to the rest of the signs following the natural order of the zodiac, as shown in the table above (and below). Babylonian texts show that this micro-zodiac was used to symbolic effect in generating detailed signification of such things as cities, plants, trees stones, etc . (Rochberg, p.156-157 ).

Reference to this approach to measuring the dodekatemoria is also found in the 39th chapter of Porphyry ’s Introduction to the Tetrabiblos . Porphyry does not explain their use in interpretation, but regarding their calculation, he tells us:

The dodecatemory of the Moon is taken properly, first by looking at how many degrees of the sign the Moon has, of that [number] measure off 2½ degrees [through] the succeeding [signs], and wherever the number leaves off, there is the dodecatemory. For example, let the Moon have 13 [degrees] of Aries: give to Aries 2½°, to Taurus 2½°, [to Gemini 2½°,] to Cancer 2½°, to Leo 2½°, then the dodecatemory is in Virgo, the domicile of Mercury. The dodecatemory of the Sun is taken similarly... – Porphyry the Philosopher , tr. by James Holden (AFA, 2009), p.29.

The dodecatemory of the Moon is taken properly, first by looking at how many degrees of the sign the Moon has, of that [number] measure off 2½ degrees [through] the succeeding [signs], and wherever the number leaves off, there is the dodecatemory. For example, let the Moon have 13 [degrees] of Aries: give to Aries 2½°, to Taurus 2½°, [to Gemini 2½°,] to Cancer 2½°, to Leo 2½°, then the dodecatemory is in Virgo, the domicile of Mercury. The dodecatemory of the Sun is taken similarly...

– Porphyry the Philosopher , tr. by James Holden (AFA, 2009), p.29.

The table provided here offers an easy reference for the calculation described by Porphyry. Consider the example of the Moon at 19° Pisces: we see at a glance from the table that the first 2½° of Pisces belong to the dodekatamorion of Pisces, the next 2½° belong to that of Aries, and so on until we get to the 8th column where we see that the degrees between 17½ and 20 of Pisces belong to the dodekatemorion of Libra, governed by Venus. The symbolic significance of this approach, and how it leads to a similar result as that obtained by Firmicus’ method of multiplying degree positions to find a planet’s dodekatemoria is explained by Konrad Klawikowski:

If a planet is around one-third of the way through the sign Taurus, sitting at 11°, then we should also consider that it is around one-third of the way through the 'micro-zodiac' that runs through Taurus. We find this in two ways: First, in the manner Porphyry suggests: we count out 2½° portions starting at the beginning of the sign the planet occupies, giving one sign to each portion, and stopping when we reach the planet itself. In the example above of 11° Taurus, we start at 0° Taurus and count 2½° until we reach 11° - that is four full portions (full signs in our system) which leaves us in Virgo (Taurus - Gemini - Cancer - Leo). Second, we can arrive at the same place simply by multiplying the number of degrees of the planet by 12 (as Firmicus suggests) and adding the number to the beginning of the sign occupied by the planet. In our example, we take 11 and multiply it by 12 giving us 132. If we add 132° to the beginning of Taurus, we have four full signs of 30° and a remainder of 12°, so we come to 12° Virgo.

If a planet is around one-third of the way through the sign Taurus, sitting at 11°, then we should also consider that it is around one-third of the way through the 'micro-zodiac' that runs through Taurus. We find this in two ways:

First, in the manner Porphyry suggests: we count out 2½° portions starting at the beginning of the sign the planet occupies, giving one sign to each portion, and stopping when we reach the planet itself. In the example above of 11° Taurus, we start at 0° Taurus and count 2½° until we reach 11° - that is four full portions (full signs in our system) which leaves us in Virgo (Taurus - Gemini - Cancer - Leo). Second, we can arrive at the same place simply by multiplying the number of degrees of the planet by 12 (as Firmicus suggests) and adding the number to the beginning of the sign occupied by the planet. In our example, we take 11 and multiply it by 12 giving us 132. If we add 132° to the beginning of Taurus, we have four full signs of 30° and a remainder of 12°, so we come to 12° Virgo.

First, in the manner Porphyry suggests: we count out 2½° portions starting at the beginning of the sign the planet occupies, giving one sign to each portion, and stopping when we reach the planet itself. In the example above of 11° Taurus, we start at 0° Taurus and count 2½° until we reach 11° - that is four full portions (full signs in our system) which leaves us in Virgo (Taurus - Gemini - Cancer - Leo).

Second, we can arrive at the same place simply by multiplying the number of degrees of the planet by 12 (as Firmicus suggests) and adding the number to the beginning of the sign occupied by the planet. In our example, we take 11 and multiply it by 12 giving us 132. If we add 132° to the beginning of Taurus, we have four full signs of 30° and a remainder of 12°, so we come to 12° Virgo.

In regard to their meaning, Paulus tell us that the dodekatemorion of the benefic planets bring good fortune if they fall upon the position of the Sun, Moon, Mercury, the angles, Part of Fortune, etc. The 60th chapter of Rhetorius also has a detailed passage on the meaning of contacts made between one planet’s dodekatemorion and the position of other planets, part of which reads:

If the Moon’s dodecatemorion is in trine to her, it signifies renowned persons; but if it is in opposition, the opposite of this and inglorious persons. But if the Moon’s dodecatemorion falls into her opposition in a quadrupedal sign, and she is aspected by Mars, it makes those who are eaten by wild beasts. ... And if [the aspect] is to the [star] of Saturn, the mother will be subjugated or a foreigner and the [native] himself will be placed in subjection. And the great nativities suffer a loss of livelihood, especially by night. And if [the aspect] falls on the [star] of Mercury, [it makes] learned persons, those who have been educated. And if to Jupiter, august, god-like persons. And if to Venus, friendly, cheerful, merry persons … And similarly too in the case of the other stars if the dodecatemorian is thus. If the dodecatemorion of Saturn and the dodecatemorian of Mars falls into the place of the Moon or of the Sun [it is] not good... – Rhetorius the Egyptian , tr. by James Holden (AFA, 2009), p.110-111.

If the Moon’s dodecatemorion is in trine to her, it signifies renowned persons; but if it is in opposition, the opposite of this and inglorious persons. But if the Moon’s dodecatemorion falls into her opposition in a quadrupedal sign, and she is aspected by Mars, it makes those who are eaten by wild beasts. ... And if [the aspect] is to the [star] of Saturn, the mother will be subjugated or a foreigner and the [native] himself will be placed in subjection. And the great nativities suffer a loss of livelihood, especially by night. And if [the aspect] falls on the [star] of Mercury, [it makes] learned persons, those who have been educated. And if to Jupiter, august, god-like persons. And if to Venus, friendly, cheerful, merry persons … And similarly too in the case of the other stars if the dodecatemorian is thus. If the dodecatemorion of Saturn and the dodecatemorian of Mars falls into the place of the Moon or of the Sun [it is] not good...

– Rhetorius the Egyptian , tr. by James Holden (AFA, 2009), p.110-111.

Calculations of dodekatemoira are facilitated by reference to a table that converts zodiacal longitude into absolute longitude, such as the one here at Skyscript .

© Deborah Houlding, 2016 (with thanks to Konrad Klawikowski for his helpful input).

主宰 Domicile

传统术语意为‘住所’,通常指行星在其主管星座中,例如,金星在金牛座或天秤座时处于其入庙位置。

英文原文

Traditional term meaning ‘place of residence’, so usually referring to a planet being in its own sign of rulership, i.e. , Venus is in its own domicile when placed within Taurus or Libra.

主宰行星 Dominating Planet

在古典占星学中,位于相位右侧的行星(即昼夜运动更靠前的行星)支配、克服或压制左侧的行星。如果吉星支配了凶星,则吉星的力量被认为能克服凶星的影响,反之亦然。更详细的解释和图示请参考《相位的古典起源与传统运用》一文中‘支配行星’部分。

英文原文

In classical astrology the planet on the right of an aspect ( i.e. , that which is more forward in diurnal movement) dominates, overcomes or overpowers the one to the left. If a benefic dominates a malefic, acknowledgement is given to the benefic's power to overcome the effect of the malefic, and vice versa . For a fuller explanation and diagram, refer to the section ' The Dominating Planet ' in the article The Classical Origin and Traditional Use of Aspects .

相关词条 Diurnal / Nocturnal
统治 Dominion

Dominion是'rulership'的另一种说法——详情请参阅'Rulerof/Lordof'。

英文原文

Dominion is another term for 'rulership' - see ' Ruler of / Lord of ' for details.

多罗修斯(占星家-公元1世纪) Dorotheus (Astrologer - 1st century CE)

一部名为《CarmenAstrologicum》(拉丁语:‘占星之歌’)的长篇且具影响力的占星诗篇的作者。仅存希腊语残篇,但它在许多文化和时代中被广泛复制和传播(大卫·平格里1976年的英译本是将希腊文本译成波斯语,再译成阿拉伯语,最后译成英语的结果)。它包含五卷(因此有时被称为《五经》,希腊语意为‘五卷’),前四卷涉及本命占星,第五卷因详尽阐述如何判断‘问题’而著称。经证实的希腊文段落证明,这部作品是后来诸如莉莉等人著作中出现的许多卜卦占星判断规则的来源。另见平格里翻译的第一、二、三卷,由黛博拉·霍尔丁重新打字,以及她关于《多罗修斯III:haylāj、kadhkhudāh与寿命术语》的注释。

英文原文

Author of a long, influential astrological verse known as Carmen Astrologicum (Latin: ‘Song of Astrology’). Only fragments remain in Greek, but it was widely reproduced and circulated across many cultures and epochs (the English translation made by David Pingree in 1976 was the result of a Greek text being translated into Persian, then into Arabic, then into English). It contains five books (so it is sometimes called the Pentateuch, Greek for ‘Five Scrolls’), the first four dealing with natal astrology, the fifth being notable for its lengthy account of how to judge ‘Interrogations’ ( i.e ., questions). Authenticated Greek passages prove this work to be a source of many of the rules for judging horaries that appear in later works such as Lilly’s.

Also see Pingree's translation of Books I , II , & III re-typed by Deborah Houlding as well as her Notes on Dorotheus III:the haylāj, kadhkhudāh, and terms of life

Dustoria/安全 Dustoria / Security

达斯托利亚(亦称‘安全’)是一个术语,用于描述当一颗处于海兹位置的行星同时位于角宫,并通过适当的相位对齐与时令光体(即白天的太阳和夜晚的月亮)形成四分相时的情况。因此,在日间星盘中,它应位于从太阳起第十个星座的位置与太阳形成四分相;而在夜间星盘中,则位于从月亮起第四个星座(按黄道顺序计数)。约翰内斯·舍纳在其《占星小作》中提供了图示进行说明,其细节如下所示。火星处于这些位置时被认为处于显赫且有力的位置,为此舍纳在其行星强弱度表中给予其5点尊贵分。

Dustoria / Security
英文原文

Dustoria ( a.k.a . 'security') is a term used when a planet that is in hayz is also in an angle and in a square aspect by appropriate phase alignment to the temporal light (that is, the Sun by day and the Moon by night). Therefore, in a diurnal chart it should be in a square to the Sun from the tenth sign from the Sun, and in a nocturnal chart in the fourth sign of the Moon (counting by zodiacal order). Johannes Schoener , in his Opusculum Astrologicum produces figures to demonstrate, the details of which are shown below.

Mars, in these positions, is considered to be in a position of eminence and strength, for which Schoener awards 5 points of dignity in his table of planetary fortitudes and debilities .

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土象星座 Earth Signs

金牛座、处女座和摩羯座是黄道十二宫中的三个土象星座——它们被称为“土象三分一组”的成员,因为这些星座通过黄道圈内的三角形形状相连(这意味着任何这三个星座中的行星通常彼此和谐相处)。如下图示,土象三分组在日间主要由金星主宰,在夜间则由月亮主宰。所有土象星座都被定义为阴性,这使它们倾向于被动和内敛。土象星座也与忧郁体液相关联,这种体液“坐落”于脾脏,气质上属寒干、收缩,并以保存和持久的原则著称。土象星座还以其在工艺上的实用性和创造力而闻名,性格耐心谨慎,不易兴奋或流泪。如果没有调节性影响,它们可能会变得固执、过于物质主义,将野心固着于财富和地位而非创造力,或者过于多疑、对突发事件的反应过于迟缓。更多关于三分组的资讯,请参阅:三分组的经典运用。更多关于体液的信息,请参阅:希波克拉底、体液与气质理论。

Earth SignsEarth Signs
英文原文

Taurus , Virgo and Capricorn are the three earth signs of the zodiac – these are known as the members of the ‘earthy triplicity’ because these signs are linked by the shape of a triangle within the circle of the zodiac, (which means that planets within any of these three signs generally relate harmoniously with each other). As shown in the diagram below, the earth triplicity is primarily ruled by Venus by day and the Moon by night.

All of the earth signs are defined as feminine, which inclines them towards passivity and introversion.

Earth signs are also associated with the melancholic humour, which has its 'seat' in the spleen and is temperamentally cooling and drying, contracting, and notable for its principles of preservation and endurance.

Earth signs are also known for their practicality and creativity in craftwork and are patient and cautious by nature, not easily excited or moved to tears. Without moderating influences, they can suffer from being obstinate and too materialistic, fixing their ambitions to matters of wealth and position rather than creativity, or being overly suspicious or too slow to react to spontaneous events.

For more on triplicities see: The Classical Use of Triplicities

For more on humours see: Hippocrates, Humours & Temperament-Theory

日食 Eclipse

食是一个天体被另一个天体部分或完全遮挡光线的现象。日食或月食发生在地球、月球和太阳排成一条直线时——日食中月球位于太阳和地球之间,遮挡住太阳的光线;月食中地球位于太阳和月球之间,使月球看似消失,因为地球阻止了太阳光照射到月球表面。该术语源自古希腊名词ἔκλειψις(ékleipsis)‘遗弃’。发生食需要月球没有黄纬,并且与太阳的视路径对齐,这条路径被称为黄道,因为只有当太阳和月球都在此路径上时才会发生食。

全食被称为掩星(意为一个天体完全被隐藏);偏食被称为凌日(一个通用术语,指一个天体越过另一个天体)。

有关更多信息及资源链接(包括食的表格和图表),请参阅大卫·普兰特的文章《光的暗化》。

英文原文

An eclipse is the partial or total blocking of light of one celestial object by another. An eclipse of the Sun or Moon occurs when the Earth, Moon, and Sun are aligned - in a solar eclipse the Moon comes between the Sun and Earth and blocks out the light of the Sun; in a lunar eclipse the Earth stands between the Sun and Moon and makes the Moon appear to dissapear because it prevents the Sun's light from hitting the Moon's surface. The term derives from the ancient Greek noun ἔκλειψις ( ékleipsis ) 'abandonment'. Eclipses require the Moon to have no celestial latitude and be aligned with the apparent path of the Sun which is referred to as the ecliptic because it is when the Sun and Moon are both on this path that eclipses occur.

A total eclipse is referred to as an occultation (meaning one body is completely hidden); a partial eclipse is referred to as a transit (a general term referring to when one celestial body crosses over another).

For more information and links to resources including tables and charts of eclipses see the article: Darkening of the Light by David Plant.

黄道 Ecliptic

黄道是太阳绕地球的视路径,从看似静止的地球视角观察。之所以得名,是因为当月球在此路径上与太阳重合时,会发生日食或月食。黄道是黄道测量的基础,始于白羊座0°,即黄道与赤道相交点,此时太阳向北半球移动(春分点)。

Ecliptic
英文原文

The ecliptic is the Sun’s apparent path around the Earth, viewed from the seemingly stationary perspective of the Earth. So named because it is when the Moon joins the Sun on this path that eclipses occur. The ecliptic is the basis of zodiacal measurement, commencing at 0° Aries from where the ecliptic cuts the equator as the Sun moves to the northern hemisphere (the vernal equinox ).

择日占星学 Electional Astrology

择时占星学是占星学的一个分支,旨在为任何需要进行的特定活动确定行星支持最为有利的时间,以增加成功完成的机会。占星师‘选择’或挑选行动的时间。例如,可以选择在火星提供有利支持的时刻开始一场战斗。更多信息请参阅我们关于择时占星学的文章合集。

英文原文

Electional Astrology is the branch of astrology that seeks to identify the time of optimum planetary support for any particular activity that needs to be undertaken, in order to increase the chances of successful accomplishment. The astrologer ‘elects’ or chooses the time to act. For example, one might elect to commence a battle at a time that Mars offers favourable support.

For more information see our collection of articles on electional astrology

入驻 Emplacement

当所问之事的征象星位于问询者的宫位时,即发生入驻。这预示着完成的希望,但通常需要支持性因素来强化这一承诺(如下文所述)。在卜卦占星学中,所问之事(渴望之物)的征象星落入问询者的宫位,被认为比相反情况更好,因为这表明渴望之物‘在问询者的掌握之中’。

威廉·莉莉在《基督占星学》(第126-127页)中写道:

事情有时会通过行星居住在宫位中而得以完成,例如,当所问之事的征象星偶然落在上升点时;比如有人询问是否能获得某个职位或荣誉,若第十宫宫主星恰好落在上升点,他将获得所期望的利益、职位、地位或荣誉。古人的这条规则并不成立,也不符合理性,除非他们承认,当月亮除了这种宫位入驻之外,还将所问之事的征象星的光传递到上升点宫主星时,才算有效;因为人们早已观察到,征象星的入相显示双方的倾向,而出相通常意味着缺失;也就是说,更直白地讲,当你看到问询者的主要征象星与所问之事或当事人的征象星已经分离,那么实现所期望之事(尽管存在这种宫位入驻)的希望就很小了;但如果存在入相,双方似乎有意,事情仍在推进,并且有极大可能完成,或事情将进入进一步协商阶段。

英文原文

Emplacement occurs when the significator of the quesited is located in the house of the querent . This gives a promise of perfection but usually needs supporting factors to reinforce the promise, (as explained below). In horary astrology, it is considered better to have the significator of the quesited (the thing desired) placed in the house of the querent than vice versa , because this show that the thing desired is 'within the querent's grasp'.

William Lilly writes of emplacement ( CA ., p.126 - 127)

Things are sometimes perfected by the dwelling of Planets in houses, viz., when the Significator of the thing demanded is casually posited in the Ascendant; as if one demand if he shall obtain such a Place or Dignity, if then the Lord of the tenth be placed in the Ascendant, he shall obtain the Benefit, Office, Place or Honor desired. This rule of the Ancients holds not true, or is consentanious to reason, except they will admit, that when the Moon, besides this dwelling in house, doth transfer the light of the Significator of the thing desired, to the Lord of the Ascendant; for it was well observed that the application of the Significators shew inclination of the parties, but separation usually privation; that is, in more plain termes, when you see the principall Significators of the Querent, and the thing or party quesited after separated, there's then little hopes of the effecting of perfecting what is desired (not withstanding this dwelling in houses) but if there be application, the parties seem willing, and the matter is yet kept on foot, and there is great probability of perfecting it, or that things will come to a further treaty.

埃努玛·埃利什 Enuma Elish

以下是《埃努玛·埃利什》(又称《七块创世泥板》)的中文翻译。这部巴比伦创世史诗约成书于公元前1500年,标题源自开篇诗句:“当崇高的天空尚未命名”。故事讲述了巴比伦城神马尔杜克(星象上与木星相关)如何击败原始龙女神提亚马特,在混沌中建立秩序,并定义了年份、行星秩序和月亮周期。该神话描绘于一块公元前6世纪的巴比伦边界石上,可能在当时被改编以强化正在发展的黄道十二宫象征意义。以下翻译由20世纪英国历史学家兼考古学家威尔弗雷德·乔治·兰伯特完成,并根据知识共享许可协议从Etana网站转载。**第一块泥板**1:当崇高的天空尚未存在,2:大地之下也未曾显现——3:那时只有原初深渊阿普苏,万物的生育者,4:以及造物主提亚马特,她生育了它们全体;5:它们将各自的水域混合在一起,6:那时牧场尚未凝聚,芦苇丛也未曾出现——7:当诸神之中无一被塑造,8:或已诞生,天命尚未被宣告,9:诸神在它们(阿普苏与提亚马特)内部被创造出来:10:拉赫穆与拉哈穆被塑造,并得以显现。11:当它们成长并增高身形,12:安沙尔与基沙尔,比它们更卓越,被创造出来。13:它们延长的日子,增加了年岁。14:阿努,它们的儿子,能与他的父辈匹敌。15:阿努,那儿子,等同于安沙尔,16:阿努生下了努迪穆德,与他自身等同。17:努迪穆德在他的父辈中是冠军:18:深具洞察力,智慧,体魄强健;19:远比他父亲的生育者安沙尔更强大,20:在他的兄弟诸神中,他没有对手。21:神圣的兄弟们聚集在一起,22:他们的喧哗变得响亮,使提亚马特陷入骚乱。23:他们刺激了提亚马特的神经,24:他们的舞蹈在安杜鲁纳(原初居所)散布恐慌。25:阿普苏未能减少他们的喧哗,26:提亚马特面对他们时默不作声。27:他们的行为令她不悦,28:但尽管他们的举止不良,她仍希望宽恕他们。29:于是阿普苏,伟大诸神的生育者,30:召唤了他的vizier穆穆,并对他说:31:“vizier穆穆,你令我愉悦,32:来吧,让我们去见提亚马特!”33:他们去了,在提亚马特对面坐下,34:商议着关于他们的儿子们,即诸神。35:阿普苏张开嘴,36:对提亚马特说:37:“他们的行为已令我不悦,38:我白天不得安歇,夜晚无法安眠。39:我将摧毁并打破他们的生活方式,40:使寂静reigns,使我们得以安眠。”41:提亚马特听到这话,42:她大怒,向她的配偶呼喊,43:她痛苦地叫喊,内心愤怒,44:为(所策划的)邪恶而悲伤:45:“我们怎能摧毁我们所生育的?46:尽管他们的行为引起痛苦,让我们仁慈地加强纪律吧。”47:穆穆开口为阿普苏献策——48:(仿佛)来自一个反叛的vizier是穆穆的计谋——49:“摧毁吧,我的父亲,那无法无天的生活方式,50:使你可以在白天安歇,夜晚安眠!”51:阿普苏对他感到满意,他的脸上洋溢着光彩,52:因为他已密谋反对他的儿子们,即诸神。53:穆穆用双臂搂住阿普苏的脖子,54:他坐在他的膝上,亲吻他。55:他们在集会中所密谋的,56:被报告给了他们的儿子们,即诸神。57:诸神听到了,陷入疯狂。58:他们被沉默所征服,静静地坐着。59:埃阿,在知识上卓越,技艺精湛且博学,60:埃阿,知晓一切,察觉到了他们的诡计。61:他塑造了它,使之无所不包,62:他精湛地执行了它,作为至高的——他纯净的咒语。63:他念诵了它,并将其置于waters之上,64:在他沉睡时,他将睡眠倾注于他。65:当他倾注睡眠时,他使阿普苏陷入沉睡,66:而谋士穆穆因agitation而屏息。67:他劈开了(阿普苏的)筋腱,扯下了他的王冠,68:夺走了他的灵光,戴在了自己身上。69:他捆绑了阿普苏并杀死了他;70:他囚禁了穆穆并粗暴对待他。71:他将自己的居所建立在阿普苏之上,72:并抓住了穆穆,将鼻索握在手中。73:在埃阿捆绑并杀死他的敌人之后,74:战胜了他的对手之后,75:他在自己的chamber中安静地休息,76:他称其为阿普苏,并指定了它的神龛。77:然后他在其中建立了自己的居所,78:埃阿和他的妻子达姆基纳辉煌地就坐。79:在命运之chamber,原型的房间,80:智者中的最智者,诸神中的贤者,贝勒(马尔杜克)被孕育。81:在阿普苏中,马尔杜克诞生了,82:在纯净的阿普苏中,马尔杜克诞生了。83:他的父亲埃阿生下了他,84:他的母亲达姆基纳生育了他。85:他吸吮了女神们的乳房,86:一位nurse抚养了他,并使他充满恐惧。87:他的身形发育良好,目光dazzling,88:他的成长充满男子气概,他一开始就很强大。89:他的父亲的生育者阿努看见了他,90:他欢欣鼓舞,露出微笑;心中充满喜悦。91:阿努使他完美:他的神性卓越,92:他变得非常崇高,在attributes上超越了他们。93:他的肢体不可思议地奇妙,94:难以用头脑grasp,甚至难以注视。95:他有四只眼睛,四个耳朵,96:当他移动嘴唇时,火焰喷出。97:他的四个耳朵长大,98:他的眼睛同样能审视一切。99:他的身形与诸神相比,是崇高而优越的,100:他的四肢超群,他的本性优越。101:“马里-乌图,马里-乌图,102:那儿子,太阳神,诸神中的太阳神。”103:他被十位神的灵光所包裹,他的力量如此崇高,104:五十种恐惧被加载于他。105:阿努塑造并生下了四风,106:他将它们交付给他:“我的儿子,让它们whirl!”107:他塑造了尘埃,并设置了一场飓风来驱动它,108:他制造了一个波浪,给提亚马特带来惊恐。109:提亚马特confused;日夜疯狂。110:诸神没有休息,他们…111:在他们的心中,他们密谋邪恶,112:并对他们的母亲提亚马特说:113:“当你的配偶阿普苏被杀时,114:你没有走在他身边,而是静静地坐着。115:四股可怕的风已被塑造,116:使你陷入混乱,我们无法安眠。117:你没有顾及你的配偶阿普苏,118:也没有顾及被囚禁的穆穆。现在你独自坐着。119:从现在起,你将陷入疯狂的惊恐!120:至于我们,这些无法休息的人,你不爱我们!121:考虑我们的burden,我们的眼睛空洞。122:打破那不可移动的yoke,使我们得以安眠。123:开战吧,为他们报仇!124:…化为虚无!125:提亚马特听到了,这番言语取悦了她,126:(她说,)“让我们制造demons,如[你]所建议的。”127:诸神在她内部集结。128:他们[密谋]反对他们的生育者诸神。129:他们…并站在提亚马特一边,130:激烈地密谋,日夜不歇,131:渴望战斗,raging,storming,132:他们建立了一支军队以引发冲突。133:母亲胡布尔,她塑造一切,134:提供了不可抵抗的武器,并生下了巨蛇。135:它们有尖锐的牙齿,它们无情…136:她用毒药代替血液充满了它们的身体。137:她给可怕的怪物披上恐惧,138:她给它们加载灵光,使它们神化。139:(她说,)“让它们的观望者软弱地灭亡,140:愿它们不断向前跳跃,永不退缩。”141:她创造了九头蛇、巨龙、毛茸茸的英雄、142:大恶魔、野狗和蝎人、143:凶猛的demons、鱼人和牛人、144:携带无情武器、在战斗中无所畏惧的。145:她的命令是巨大的,不可抗拒的。146:她总共制造了十一类那种东西。147:在诸神,她的儿子们中,她组成了她的host,148:她exalted金古,并在他们中magnified他。149:军队的领导权,host的指挥权,150:武器的携带,征战,冲突的动员,151:战斗的最高行政权,supremecommand,152:她托付给他,并让他坐在王座上,153:“我已为你施了咒语,并在诸神的host中exalted你,154:我已将all诸神的统治权交付给你。155:你确实被exalted,我的配偶,你声名显赫,156:愿你的命令胜过所有阿努纳奇。”157:她将命运tablet给了他,并fastened在他的胸前,158:(说,)“你的命令不可更改;愿你口中的话语坚定。”159:金古被elevate并获得阿努之权后,160:他为诸神,她的儿子们,宣告了天命:161:“愿你们口中的话语制服火神,162:愿你们的毒药通过积累压制侵略。”**第二块泥板**1:提亚马特gathered她的创造物,2:并组织战役反对她的后代,即诸神。3:从那时起,提亚马特因阿普苏而密谋邪恶,4:埃阿得知她已安排了冲突。5:埃阿听了这件事,6:他在自己的chamber中陷入沉默,一动不动地坐着。7:在他反思、愤怒平息之后,8:他将脚步转向他的父亲安沙尔。9:他进入了他父亲的生育者安沙尔面前,10:并向他讲述了提亚马特的所有密谋。11:“我的父亲,我们的母亲提亚马特已对我们心生仇恨,12:她以她savage的fury建立了一支host。13:所有诸神都转向了她,14:甚至你所生的也站在她那边…15:他们…并站在提亚马特一边,16:激烈地密谋,日夜不歇,17:渴望战斗,raging,storming,18:他们建立了一支军队以引发冲突。19:母亲胡布尔,她塑造一切,20:提供了不可抵抗的武器,并生下了巨蛇。21:它们有尖锐的牙齿,它们无情,22:她用毒药代替血液充满了它们的身体。23:她给可怕的怪物披上恐惧,24:她给它们加载灵光,使它们神化。25:(她说,)“让它们的观望者软弱地灭亡,26:愿它们不断向前跳跃,永不退缩。”27:她创造了九头蛇、巨龙、毛茸茸的英雄、28:大恶魔、野狗和蝎人、29:凶猛的demons、鱼人和牛人、30:携带无情武器、在战斗中无所畏惧的。31:她的命令是巨大的,不可抗拒的。32:她总共制造了十一类那种东西。33:在诸神,她的儿子们中,她组成了她的host,34:她exalted金古,并在他们中magnified他。35:军队的领导权,host的指挥权,36:武器的携带,征战,冲突的动员,37:战斗的最高行政权,supremecommand,38:她托付给他,并让他坐在王座上。39:“我已为你施了咒语,并在诸神的host中exalted你,40:我已将all诸神的统治权交付给你。41:你确实被exalted,我的配偶,你声名显赫,42:愿你的命令胜过所有阿努纳奇。”43:她将命运tablet给了他,并fastened在他的胸前,44:(说,)“你的命令不可更改;愿你口中的话语坚定。”45:金古被elevate并获得阿努之权后,46:他为诸神,她的儿子们,宣告了天命:47:“愿你们口中的话语制服火神,48:愿你们的毒药通过积累压制侵略。”49:安沙尔听了;这件事deeplydisturbing。50:他喊道“哀哉!”并咬住嘴唇。51:他心中fury,思绪无法平静。52:他对他的儿子埃阿的哭喊是faltering。53:“我的儿子,你挑起了战争,54:为你独自所做的一切承担责任!55:你出发并杀死了阿普苏,56:至于提亚马特,你激怒了她,哪里有她的equal?”57:谋略的收集者,博学的王子,58:智慧的创造者,努迪穆德神,59:用soothing的话语和calming的言语,60:gently回答了他的父亲安沙尔:61:“我的父亲,深邃之心,宣告天命者,62:拥有创造和毁灭力量者,63:安沙尔,深邃之心,宣告天命者,64:拥有创造和毁灭力量者,65:我想对你说些话,请为我安静片刻,66:并考虑我做了一件helpful的事。67:在我杀死阿普苏之前,68:谁能预见presentsituation?69:在我迅速结束他的生命之前,70:若我要摧毁他,circumstances是怎样的?71:安沙尔听了,言语取悦了他。72:他的心放松下来,对埃阿说:73:“我的儿子,你的行为正适合一位神,74:你有能力进行一次fierce,unequalledblow…75:埃阿,你的行为正适合一位神,76:你有能力进行一次fierce,unequalledblow…77:去面对提亚马特,appease她的攻击,78:…用[你的]咒语…她的fury。”79:他听到了他的父亲安沙尔的言语,80:他踏上了去她那里的路,继续沿着通往她的路线。81:他去了,察觉了提亚马特的诡计,82:[他停了],沉默下来,转身回去。83:[他]进入了august安沙尔面前,84:忏悔地对他说话:85:“[我的父亲],提亚马特的行为对我来说太过分了。86:我察觉了她的计划,而[我的]咒语不足以应付。87:她的力量mighty,她充满恐惧,88:她altogether非常强大,无人能对抗她。89:她那非常响亮的哭喊并未减弱,90:[我变得害怕]她的哭喊,转身回来了。91:[我的父亲],不要失去希望,派另一个人去对抗她。92:虽然女人的力量verygreat,却不及男人的。93:解散她的cohorts,打破她的计划,94:在她对我们动手之前。”95:安沙尔在intensefury中大喊,96:对他的儿子阿努说:97:“尊贵的儿子,英雄,战士,98:力量mighty,攻击不可抗拒,99:快些去站在提亚马特面前,100:appease她的rage,使她的心放松。101:如果她不听从你的话,102:对她说恳求的话语,使她appeased。”103:他听到了他的父亲安沙尔的言语,104:他踏上了去她那里的路,继续沿着通往她的路线。105:阿努去了,察觉了提亚马特的诡计,106:他停了,沉默下来,转身回去。107:他进入了他的生育者父亲安沙尔面前,108:忏悔地对他说话。109:“我的父亲,提亚马特的[行为]对我来说太过分了。110:我察觉了她的计划,但我的[咒语]不足以应付。111:她的力量mighty,她[充满]恐惧,112:她altogether非常强大,没人[能对抗她]。113:她那非常响亮的噪音并未减弱,114:我变得害怕她的哭喊,转身回来了。115:我的父亲,不要失去希望,派另一个人去对抗她。116:虽然女人的力量verygreat,却不及男人的。117:解散她的cohorts,打破她的计划,118:在她对我们动手之前。”119:安沙尔陷入沉默,凝视着地面,120:他向埃阿点点头,摇了摇头。121:伊吉吉(all诸神)和阿努纳奇已集结,122:他们tight-lipped沉默地坐着。123:没有神会去面对…124:会出去对抗提亚马特…125:然而主安沙尔,伟大诸神的父亲,126:心中愤怒,但没有召唤任何人。127:一个mighty的儿子,他父亲的复仇者,128:他急于参战,战士马尔杜克,129:埃阿召唤了他到他的私人chamber,130:向他解释他的计划。131:“马尔杜克,给出建议,听你父亲的话。132:你是我的儿子,使我愉悦,133:虔诚地走到安沙尔面前,134:说话,站立,用你的目光appease他。”135:贝勒对他的父亲的话感到欢喜,136:他走近,站在安沙尔面前。137:安沙尔看见他,心中充满满足,138:他吻了他的嘴唇,消除了他的恐惧。139:“[我的父亲],不要保持沉默,而是说出,140:我将去实现你的愿望!141:[安沙尔,]不要保持沉默,而是说出,142:我将去实现你的愿望!143:哪个人摆好了战斗阵型对抗你?144:提亚马特,一个女人,会用她的武器攻击你吗?145:[“我的父亲,]生育者,欢喜快乐,146:很快你将踩在提亚马特的脖子上!147:[安沙尔,]生育者,欢喜快乐,148:很快你将踩在提亚马特的脖子上!149:[“去吧,]我的儿子,通晓一切知识,150:用你纯净的咒语appease提亚马特。151:立即驾驶风暴战车,152:用一个不可repell…让她转身。”153:贝勒对他的父亲的话感到欢喜,154:怀着喜悦的心对他的父亲说:155:“诸神之主,伟大诸神的天命者,156:如果我成为你的复仇者,157:如果我捆绑提亚马特并保护你,158:召集assembly,为我宣告一个exalted的命运。159:你们所有人,欢喜地坐在乌普舒金纳库,160:让我用我的话语,代替你们宣告天命。161:我instigate的任何事不得更改,162:我的命令也不得废止或改变。”**第三块泥板**1:安沙尔张开嘴,2:对他的vizier卡卡说:3:“vizier卡卡,你gratifies我的pleasure,4:我将派你去见拉赫穆和拉哈穆。5:你擅长询问,长于致辞。6:让诸神,我的fathers,被带到我的面前。7:让所有诸神都被带来,8:让他们在table旁坐下时商议。9:让他们吃谷物,喝ale,10:让他们为他们的复仇者马尔杜克宣告天命。11:去吧,去吧,卡卡,站在他们面前,12:并重复我告诉你的一切:13:‘你的儿子安沙尔派我来了,14:我将解释他的计划。’”(15-52行重复第二块泥板11-48行,但”我的父亲”改为”此言”)53:“我派了阿努,但他无法面对她。54:努迪穆德害怕并退缩了。55:马尔杜克,诸神中的贤者,你的儿子,已经站出来,56:他决心去会战提亚马特。57:他对我说,58-64:(重复第二块泥板156-162行,开始引号:”如果…”)65:快,现在,立即为他宣告你们的天命,66:使他能去面对你们强大的敌人。”67:卡卡去了。他引领脚步68:走向他的fathers诸神,拉赫穆和拉哈穆。69:他俯伏,在他们面前亲吻地面,70:他站起来,对他们说,他站着。71-124行:重复第二块泥板13-66行125:当拉赫穆和拉哈穆听到,他们大声呼喊。126:所有伊吉吉痛苦地呻吟,127:“出了什么错,她对我们做了这个决定?128:我们不知道提亚马特在做什么。”129:所有宣告天命的伟大诸神130:聚集起来,他们去了,131:进入安沙尔面前,变得充满[喜悦],132:他们在assembly中…互相亲吻。133:他们在table旁坐下时商议,134:他们吃了谷物,喝了ale。135:他们用吸管滤过sweetliquor,136:当他们喝下啤酒,感觉良好,137:他们变得相当无忧无虑,心情愉快,138:他们为他们的复仇者马尔杜克宣告了命运。**第四块泥板**1:他们为他设立了一个主的dais,2:他在他的fathers面前就坐,接受王权。3:(他们说,)“你是伟大诸神中最honored的,4:你的命运无与伦比,你的命令如同阿努的。5:马尔杜克,你是伟大诸神中最honored的,6:你的命运无与伦比,你的命令如同阿努的。7:从现在起,你的命令不会被废止,8:exalted或abase是你的权力。9:你的话语确定,你的命令不可反抗,10:没有神会越过你画的线。11:所有诸神的神龛需要provisioning,12:使你得以建立于他们的sanctuary所在之处。13:你是马尔杜克,我们的复仇者,14:我们已将王权赐予你,覆盖整个universe。15:在assembly中就坐,愿你的话语被exalted,16:愿你的武器不失目标,而是杀死你的敌人。17:贝勒,饶恕那信任你的人,18:但要毁灭那存心作恶的神。”19:他们在中间设置了一个星座,20:并对他们的儿子马尔杜克说:21:“你的命运,贝勒,胜过所有诸神,22:命令并带来annihilation和re-creation。23:让你的话语使星座消失,24:用第二个命令让星座重现。”25:他发出了命令,星座消失了,26:用第二个命令,星座再次显现。27:当诸神,他的fathers,看到(他话语的)效果,28:他们欢喜并祝贺:“马尔杜克是king!”29:他们给他加上了权杖、王座和rod,30:他们给了他一个不可抵抗的武器,压倒敌人:31:(他们说,)“去,割开提亚马特的喉咙,32:让winds带上她的血液去传递消息。”33:诸神,他的fathers,宣告了贝勒的命运,34:并让他踏上道路,prosperity和success之路。35:他fashion了一把弓,使它成为他的武器,36:他set一支箭到位,put弓弦on。37:他拿起他的club,握在右手,38:他的弓和箭袋挂在他身边。39:他将lightning放在他面前,40:并用火焰的舌头充满他的身体。41:他做了一张net来enmesh提亚马特的entrails,42:并stationed四风,使她没有部分escape。43:南风、北风、东风、西风,44:他放在他的net旁边,风由他的父亲阿努赐予。45:他fashion了邪恶之风、尘暴、暴风、46:四重风、七重风、混沌扩散之风、…风。47:他发出他fashion的七股风,48:它们站在他身后,骚扰提亚马特的entrails。49:贝勒拿起了风暴洪水,他的伟大武器,50:他骑上那不可抵抗风暴的恐惧战车。51:他yoke了四匹战马,并harnessed它们,52:毁灭者、无情者、践踏者、迅捷者。53:它们的嘴唇parted,牙齿带有venom,54:它们不熟悉疲倦,trained向前sweep。55:在他右手边,他stationedraging战斗和strife,56:在左边,冲突overwhelming一个united战斗阵型。57:他身披一件tunic,一件恐惧的coatofmail,58:头上戴着恐惧的灵光。59:贝勒前进,踏上了他的道路,60:他把脸转向raging的提亚马特。61:他的嘴唇holding一个咒语,62:他手中grasping一种植物来counter毒药,63:于是他们在他周围milling,诸神在他周围milling,64:诸神,他的fathers,在他周围milling,诸神在他周围milling。65:贝勒走近,surveying提亚马特的咽喉,66:他观察了她的配偶金古的诡计。67:当他看时,他失去了nerve,68:他的决心消失了,他faltered。69:他的神圣aides,走在他身边,70:看见了那战士,那foremost,他们的vision变得dim。71:提亚马特cast她的咒语,没有转动脖子,72:她的嘴唇holding不真实和谎言,73:“…”74:在他们的…中,他们已由你集结。”75:贝勒[举起]了风暴洪水,他的伟大武器,76:并用这些话将其扔向raging的提亚马特:77:“你为什么aggressive和arrogant,78:并strive挑起战斗?79:年轻一代喊叫,outrage他们的elders,80:但你,他们的母亲,contempt怜悯。81:你named金古为你的配偶,82:并且youhaveimproperlyappointed他阿努之权rank。83:你对抗诸神之王安沙尔stirredup麻烦,84:对抗诸神,我的fathers,你的麻烦是established。85:部署你的troops,gird你的武器,86:你我将stand并战斗。”87:当提亚马特听到这,88:她变得insane并失去了理智。89:提亚马特大声而fiercely呼喊,90:她所有lowermembers在她下面trembled。91:她正在念诵一个咒语,不断念诵她的咒语,92:而(战斗)诸神正在磨利他们的战争武器。93:提亚马特和马尔杜克,诸神中的贤者,相遇,94:加入strife,走近战斗。95:贝勒spread他的net并enmeshed她;96:他letloose邪恶之风,后guard,在她脸上。97:提亚马特张开嘴来swallow它,98:她让邪恶之风进入,使她无法闭上嘴唇。99:fierce的风压低了她的belly,100:她的inwardsdistended,她张大了嘴。101:他letfly一支箭,刺穿了她的belly,102:他toreopen她的entrails并slit她的inwards,103:他bound她并extinguished她的生命,104:他threwdown她的corpse并站在其上。105:在他杀死leader提亚马特之后,106:她的assembly分散,她的host散开。107:她的神圣aides,走在她身边,108:在trembling和恐惧中beataretreat。109:…为了save他们的生命,110:但他们completelysurrounded,无法escape。111:他bound他们并broke他们的武器,112:他们lyingenmeshed,sittinginasnare,113:躲在角落里,充满悲伤,114:承受他的punishment,被关在prison里。115:那十一个被恐惧laden的creatures,116:那群devils,作为grooms走在她右手边,117:他把绳索放在他们身上,bound他们的手臂,118:连同他们的warfare一起,他trampled他们beneathhim。119:至于金古,曾在他们中risetopower,120:他bound他,并与死去的诸神算账。121:他从他身上拿走了命运tablet,那不是proper属于他的,122:用印章sealed它,并fastened在他自己的胸前。123:在战士马尔杜克bound并杀死他的敌人之后,124:had…那arrogant敌人…,125:hadestablished安沙尔的胜利overall他的foes,126:hadfulfilled努迪穆德的愿望,127:他strengthened他对被bound诸神的hold,128:并返回到他bound的提亚马特。129:贝勒将他的脚放在提亚马特的下部,130:并用他的无情clubsmashed她的头骨。131:他severed她的arteries,132:并让北风带上(她的血液)去传递消息。133:他的fathers看到了,欢喜并exulted;134:他们带来了gifts和presents给他。135:贝勒rested,surveying那corpse,136:为了通过一个cleverscheme分割那lump。137:他把她split成两半likeadriedfish:138:他setup她的一半并stretchedout作为heavens。139:他stretched皮肤并appointed一个watch,140:带着instruction不让她的watersescape。141:他crossedoverheavens,surveyed天体部分,142:并adjusted它们以匹配阿普苏,努迪穆德的abode。143:贝勒measured阿普苏的形状,144:并setup埃沙腊,埃什伽拉的一个replica。145:在埃什伽拉,他built的埃沙腊,以及heavens,146:他settled阿努、恩利尔和埃阿在他们的神龛里。**第五块泥板**1:他为伟大诸神fashion了heavenlystations,2:并setup星座,星辰的图案。3:他appointed年份,markedoff分划,4:并为十二个月eachsetup三颗星。5:在他organization年份之后,6:他established内贝鲁的heavenlystation以固定星辰的intervals。7:为了使nonetransgress或beslothful,8:他fixed恩利尔和埃阿的heavenlystations与它一起。9:他在两边opened门,10:并在左边和右边putstrongbolts。11:他placed高处的(天堂)在她的(提亚马特的)belly里,12:他创造了南纳尔,将夜晚entrusting给他。13:他appointed他为夜晚的jewel以固定日子,14:并月复一月不断地用crownelevate他,15:(说,)“在月初shineover大地,16:用horns光彩夺目以固定六天。17:第七天,crown将是半尺寸,18:第十五天,每月的halfway,standinopposition。19:当沙马什[看见]你在地平线上,20:在适当的阶段diminish并向后shine。21:第二十九天,走近沙马什的道路,22:…第三十天,standinconjunction并与沙马什rival。23:我已…征兆,跟随它的track,24:走近…givejudgment。25:…沙马什,constrain[谋杀]和暴力,26:…我。”35:在结束时…36:让有第二十九天…37:在他…法令之后…38:前面和…的organization…39:他制造了白天…40:让年份equally…41:在newyear…42:年份…43:让regularly有…44:突出的bolt…45:在他…之后…46:白天和夜晚的watches…47:提亚马特的foam…48:马尔杜克fashion…49:他gathered它together并made它成clouds。50:风的raging,violent暴雨,51:雾的billowing——她的spit的accumulation——52:他appointed给自己并took它们在他的手中。53:他put她的头在位置并pouredout…54:他opened深渊,它被水sated。55:从她的两只眼睛,他let幼发拉底河和底格里斯河flow,56:他blocked她的鼻孔,但left…57:他在她的breasts上heapedup遥远的[山脉],58:他bored井以channel泉水。59:他twisted她的尾巴并wove它into杜尔马胡,60:…阿普苏在他的脚下。61:[Hesetup]她的crotch——它wedgedupheavens——62:[(因此)他stretchedout]她的一半并made它firm作为大地。63:[在他]完成他在提亚马特内部的工作之后,64:[Hespread]他的net并let它rightout。65:他surveyedheavens和大地…66:…他们的bonds…67:在他formulation他的法规并compose[他的]法令之后,68:他attachedguide-ropes并put它们在埃阿的手中。69:[命运Tablet],金古曾拿走并携带,70:他tookcharge它asatrophy(?)并presented它给阿努。71:战斗的…,他曾tiedon或put在他的头上,72:…他brought到他的fathers面前。73:[现在]提亚马特所生并…的十一个creatures,74:他broke他们的武器并bound他们(creatures)到他的脚上。75:他made他们的图像并stationed他们在阿普苏的[Gate],76:作为一个永不忘记的sign。77:[诸神]看到了,欢欣鼓舞,78:(即,)拉赫穆、拉哈穆和所有他的fathers。79:安沙尔[embraced]他并publishabroad他的title,“胜利之王”,80:阿努、恩利尔和埃阿给了他gifts。81:母亲达姆基纳,生育了他,hailed他,82:用一件干净的festal袍子,她使他的脸shine。83:对于乌斯穆,拿着她的礼物去传递消息者,84:[Heentrusted]阿普苏的vizier职和神圣场所的care。85:伊吉吉assembled,all向他做obeisance,86:阿努纳奇的eachone正在亲吻他的脚。87:他们all[gathered]以展示他们的submission,88:…他们stood,他们boweddown,“看那king!”89:他的fathers…并took他们的fillof他的beauty,90:贝勒listenedto他们的utterance,beinggirdedwith战斗的尘埃。91:…

英文原文

The Enuma Elish (also known as The Seven Tablets of Creation ) is a Babylonian creation myth, composed around c.1500 BCE, whose title derives from the opening line: "When the Heavens above". This tells the tale of how Marduk, the city god of Babylon (associated astrologically with the planet Jupiter), defeated the primaeval dragon-goddess, Tiamat, bringing order to chaos while defining the year, the planetary orders and the cycles of the Moon. The myth is pictorially depicted on a Babylonian boundary stone, dated to the 6th century BC and was probably adapted around this time to strengthen developing zodiacal symbolism.

The following translation was made by the 20th-century British historian and archaeologist Wilfred George Lambert and is reproduced under a Creative Commons license from the Etana Website .

Tablet I 1: ~ When the heavens above did not exist, 2: ~ And earth beneath had not come into being— 3: ~ There was Apsû, the first in order, their begetter, 4: ~ And demiurge Tia-mat, who gave birth to them all; 5: ~ They had mingled their waters together 6: ~ Before meadow-land had coalesced and reed-bed was to he found — 7: ~ When not one of the gods had been formed 8: ~ Or had come into being, when no destinies had been decreed, 9: ~ The gods were created within them: 10: ~ Lah(mu and Lah(amu were formed and came into being. 11: ~ While they grew and increased in stature 12: ~ Anšar and Kišar, who excelled them, were created. 13: ~ They prolonged their days, they multiplied their years. 14: ~ Anu, their son, could rival his fathers. 15: ~ Anu, the son, equalled Anšar, 16: ~ And Anu begat Nudimmud, his own equal. 17: ~ Nudimmud was the champion among his fathers: 18: ~ Profoundly discerning, wise, of robust strength; 19: ~ Very much stronger than his father's begetter, Anšar 20: ~ He had no rival among the gods, his brothers. 21: ~ The divine brothers came together, 22: ~ Their clamour got loud, throwing Tia-mat into a turmoil. 23: ~ They jarred the nerves of Tia-mat, 24: ~ And by their dancing they spread alarm in Anduruna. 25: ~ Apsû did not diminish their clamour, 26: ~ And Tia-mat was silent when confronted with them. 27: ~ Their conduct was displeasing to her, 28: ~ Yet though their behaviour was not good, she wished to spare them. 29: ~ Thereupon Apsû, the begetter of the great gods, 30: ~ Called Mummu, his vizier, and addressed him, 31: ~ "Vizier Mummu, who gratifies my pleasure, 32: ~ Come, let us go to Tia-mat!" 33: ~ They went and sat, facing Tia-mat, 34: ~ As they conferred about the gods, their sons. 35: ~ Apsû opened his mouth 36: ~ And addressed Tia-mat 37: ~ "Their behaviour has become displeasing to me 38: ~ And I cannot rest in the day-time or sleep at night. 39: ~ I will destroy and break up their way of life 40: ~ That silence may reign and we may sleep." 41: ~ When Tia-mat heard this 42: ~ She raged and cried out to her spouse, 43: ~ She cried in distress, fuming within herself, 44: ~ She grieved over the (plotted) evil, 45: ~ "How can we destroy what we have given birth to? 46: ~ Though their behaviour causes distress, let us tighten discipline graciously." 47: ~ Mummu spoke up with counsel for Apsû— 48: ~ (As from) a rebellious vizier was the counsel of his Mummu— 49: ~ "Destroy, my father, that lawless way of life, 50: ~ That you may rest in the day-time and sleep by night!" 51: ~ Apsû was pleased with him, his face beamed 52: ~ Because he had plotted evil against the gods, his sons. 53: ~ Mummu put his arms around Apsû's neck, 54: ~ He sat on his knees kissing him. 55: ~ What they plotted in their gathering 56: ~ Was reported to the gods, their sons. 57: ~ The gods heard it and were frantic. 58: ~ They were overcome with silence and sat quietly. 59: ~ Ea, who excels in knowledge, the skilled and learned, 60: ~ Ea, who knows everything, perceived their tricks. 61: ~ He fashioned it and made it to be all-embracing, 62: ~ He executed it skilfully as supreme—his pure incantation. 63: ~ He recited it and set it on the waters, 64: ~ He poured sleep upon him as he was slumbering deeply. 65: ~ He put Apsû to slumber as he poured out sleep, 66: ~ And Mummu, the counsellor, was breathless with agitation. 67: ~ He split (Apsû's) sinews, ripped off his crown, 68: ~ Carried away his aura and put it on himself. 69: ~ He bound Apsû and killed him; 70: ~ Mummu he confined and handled roughly. 71: ~ He set his dwelling upon Apsû, 72: ~ And laid hold on Mummu, keeping the nose-rope in his hand. 73: ~ After Ea had bound and slain his enemies, 74: ~ Had achieved victory over his foes, 75: ~ He rested quietly in his chamber, 76: ~ He called it Apsû, whose shrines he appointed. 77: ~ Then he founded his living-quarters within it, 78: ~ And Ea and Damkina, his wife, sat in splendour. 79: ~ In the chamber of the destinies, the room of the archetypes, 80: ~ The wisest of the wise, the sage of the gods, Be-l was conceived. 81: ~ In Apsû was Marduk born, 82: ~ In pure Apsû was Marduk born. 83: ~ Ea his father begat him, 84: ~ Damkina his mother bore him. 85: ~ He sucked the breasts of goddesses, 86: ~ A nurse reared him and filled him with terror. 87: ~ His figure was well developed, the glance of his eyes was dazzling, 88: ~ His growth was manly, he was mighty from the beginning. 89: ~ Anu, his father's begetter, saw him, 90: ~ He exulted and smiled; his heart filled with joy. 91: ~ Anu rendered him perfect: his divinity was remarkable, 92: ~ And he became very lofty, excelling them in his attributes. 93: ~ His members were incomprehensibly wonderful, 94: ~ Incapable of being grasped with the mind, hard even to look on. 95: ~ Four were his eyes, four his ears, 96: ~ Flame shot forth as he moved his lips. 97: ~ His four ears grew large, 93: ~ And his eyes likewise took in everything. 99: ~ His figure was lofty and superior in comparison with the gods, 100: ~ His limbs were surpassing, his nature was superior. 101: ~ 'Mari-utu, Mari-utu, 102: ~ The Son, the Sun-god, the Sun-god of the gods.' 103: ~ He was clothed with the aura of the Ten Gods, so exalted was his strength, 104: ~ The Fifty Dreads were loaded upon him. 105: ~ Anu formed and gave birth to the four winds, 106: ~ He delivered them to him, "My son, let them whirl!" 107: ~ He formed dust and set a hurricane to drive it, 108: ~ He made a wave to bring consternation on Tia-mat. 109: ~ Tia-mat was confounded; day and night she was frantic. 110: ~ The gods took no rest, they . . . . . . . 111: ~ In their minds they plotted evil, 112: ~ And addressed their mother Tia-mat, 113: ~ "When Apsû, your spouse, was killed, 114: ~ You did not go at his side, but sat quietly. 115: ~ The four dreadful winds have been fashioned 116: ~ To throw you into confusion, and we cannot sleep. 117: ~ You gave no thought to Apsû, your spouse, 113: ~ Nor to Mummu, who is a prisoner. Now you sit alone. 119: ~ Henceforth you will be in frantic consternation! 120: ~ And as for us, who cannot rest, you do not love us! 121: ~ Consider our burden, our eyes are hollow. 122: ~ Break the immovable yoke that we may sleep. 123: ~ Make battle, avenge them! 124: ~ [ . . ] . . . . reduce to nothingness! 125: ~ Tia-mat heard, the speech pleased her, 126: ~ (She said,) "Let us make demons, [as you] have advised." 127: ~ The gods assembled within her. 128: ~ They conceived [evil] against the gods their begetters. 129: ~ They . . . . . and took the side of Tia-mat, 130: ~ Fiercely plotting, unresting by night and day, 131: ~ Lusting for battle, raging, storming, 132: ~ They set up a host to bring about conflict. 133: ~ Mother H(ubur, who forms everything, 134: ~ Supplied irresistible weapons, and gave birth to giant serpents. 135: ~ They had sharp teeth, they were merciless . . . . 136: ~ With poison instead of blood she filled their bodies. 137: ~ She clothed the fearful monsters with dread, 138: ~ She loaded them with an aura and made them godlike. 139: ~ (She said,) "Let their onlooker feebly perish, 140: ~ May they constantly leap forward and never retire." 141: ~ She created the Hydra, the Dragon, the Hairy Hero 142: ~ The Great Demon, the Savage Dog, and the Scorpion-man, 143: ~ Fierce demons, the Fish-man, and the Bull-man, 144: ~ Carriers of merciless weapons, fearless in the face of battle. 145: ~ Her commands were tremendous, not to be resisted. 146: ~ Altogether she made eleven of that kind. 147: ~ Among the gods, her sons, whom she constituted her host, 148: ~ She exalted Qingu, and magnified him among them. 149: ~ The leadership of the army, the direction of the host, 150: ~ The bearing of weapons, campaigning, the mobilization of conflict, 151: ~ The chief executive power of battle, supreme command, 152: ~ She entrusted to him and set him on a throne, 153: ~ "I have cast the spell for you and exalted you in the host of the gods, 154: ~ I have delivered to you the rule of all the gods. 155: ~ You are indeed exalted, my spouse, you are renowned, 156: ~ Let your commands prevail over all the Anunnaki." 157: ~ She gave him the Tablet of Destinies and fastened it to his breast, 158: ~ (Saying) "Your order may not be changed; let the utterance of your mouth be firm." 159: ~ After Qingu was elevated and had acquired the power of Anuship, 160: ~ He decreed the destinies for the gods, her sons: 161: ~ "May the utterance of your mouths subdue the fire-god, 162: ~ May your poison by its accumulation put down aggression."

Tablet II

1: ~ Tia-mat gathered together her creation 2: ~ And organised battle against the gods, her offspring. 3: ~ Henceforth Tia-mat plotted evil because of Apsû 4: ~ It became known to Ea that she had arranged the conflict. 5: ~ Ea heard this matter, 6: ~ He lapsed into silence in his chamber and sat motionless. 7: ~ After he had reflected and his anger had subsided 8: ~ He directed his steps to Anšar his father. 9: ~ He entered the presence of the father of his begetter, Anšar, 10: ~ And related to him all of Tia-mat's plotting. 11: ~ "My father, Tia-mat our mother has conceived a hatred for us, 12: ~ She has established a host in her savage fury. 13: ~ All the gods have turned to her, 14: ~ Even those you (pl.) begat also take her side 15: ~ They . . . . . and took the side of Tia-mat, 16: ~ Fiercely plotting, unresting by night and day, 17: ~ Lusting for battle, raging, storming, 18: ~ They set up a host to bring about conflict. 19: ~ Mother H(ubur, who forms everything, 20: ~ Supplied irresistible weapons, and gave birth to giant serpents. 21: ~ They had sharp teeth, they were merciless. 22: ~ With poison instead of blood she filled their bodies. 23: ~ She clothed the fearful monsters with dread, 24: ~ She loaded them with an aura and made them godlike. 25: ~ (She said,) "Let their onlooker feebly perish, 26: ~ May they constantly leap forward and never retire." 27: ~ She created the Hydra, the Dragon, the Hairy Hero, 28: ~ The Great Demon, the Savage Dog, and the Scorpion-man, 29: ~ Fierce demons, the Fish-man, and the Bull-man, 30: ~ Carriers of merciless weapons, fearless in the face of battle. 31: ~ Her commands were tremendous, not to be resisted. 32: ~ Altogether she made eleven of that kind. 33: ~ Among the gods, her sons, whom she constituted her host, 34: ~ She exalted Qingu and magnified him among them. 35: ~ The leadership of the army, the direction of the host, 36: ~ The bearing of weapons, campaigning, the mobilization of conflict, 37: ~ The chief executive power of battle supreme command, 38: ~ She entrusted to him and set him on a throne. 39: ~ "I have cast the spell for you and exalted you in the host of the gods, 40: ~ I have delivered to you the rule of all the gods. 41: ~ You are indeed exalted, my spouse, you are renowned, 42: ~ Let your commands prevail over all the Anunnaki." 43: ~ She gave him the tablet of Destinies and fastened it to his breast, 44: ~ (Saying) "Your order may not he changed; let the utterance of your mouth be firm." 45: ~ After Qingu was elevated and had acquired the power of Anuship 46: ~ He decreed the destinies for the gods. her sons: 47: ~ "May the utterance of your mouths subdue the fire-god, 48: ~ May your poison by its accumulation put down aggression." 49: ~ Anšar heard; the matter was profoundly disturbing. 50: ~ He cried "Woe!" and bit his lip. 51: ~ His heart was in fury, his mind could not be calmed. 52: ~ Over Ea his son his cry was faltering. 53: ~ "My son, you who provoked the war, 54: ~ Take responsibility for whatever you alone have done! 55: ~ You set out and killed Apsû, 56: ~ And as for Tia-mat, whom you made furious, where is her equal?" 57: ~ The gatherer of counsel, the learned prince, 58: ~ The creator of wisdom, the god Nudimmud 59: ~ With soothing words and calming utterance 60: ~ Gently answered [his] father Anšar 61: ~ "My father, deep mind, who decrees destiny, 62: ~ Who has the power to bring into being and destroy, 63: ~ Anšar, deep mind, who decrees destiny, 64: ~ Who has the power to bring into being and to destroy, 65: ~ I want to say something to you, calm down for me for a moment 66: ~ And consider that I performed a helpful deed. 67: ~ Before I killed Apsû 68: ~ Who could have seen the present situation? 69: ~ Before I quickly made an end of him 70: ~ What were the circumstances were I to destroy him? 71: ~ Anšar heard, the words pleased him. 72: ~ His heart relaxed to speak to Ea, 73: ~ "My son, your deeds are fitting for a god, 74: ~ You are capable of a fierce, unequalled blow . . [ . . . ] 75: ~ Ea, your deeds are fitting for a god, 76: ~ You are capable of a fierce, unequalled blow . . [ . . . ] 77: ~ Go before Tia-mat and appease her attack, 78: ~ . . [ . . . ] . . . her fury with [your] incantation." 79: ~ He heard the speech of Anšar his father, 80: ~ He took the road to her, proceeded on the route to her. 81: ~ He went, he perceived the tricks of Tia-mat, 82: ~ [He stopped], fell silent, and turned back. 83: ~ [He] entered the presence of august Anšar 84: ~ Penitently addressing him, 85: ~ "[My father], Tia-mat's deeds are too much for me. 86: ~ I perceived her planning, and [my] incantation was not equal (to it). 87: ~ Her strength is mighty, she is full of dread, 88: ~ She is altogether very strong, none can go against her. 89: ~ Her very loud cry did not diminish, 90: ~ [I became afraid] of her cry and turned back. 91: ~ [My father], do not lose hope, send a second person against her. 92: ~ Though a woman's strength is very great, it is not equal to a man's. 93: ~ Disband her cohorts, break up her plans 94: ~ Before she lays her hands on us." 95: ~ Anšar cried out in intense fury, 96: ~ Addressing Anu his son, 97: ~ "Honoured son, hero, warrior, 98: ~ Whose strength is mighty, whose attack is irresistible 99: ~ Hasten and stand before Tia-mat, 100: ~ Appease her rage that her heart may relax 101: ~ If she does not harken to your words, 102: ~ Address to her words of petition that she may be appeased." 103: ~ He heard the speech of Anšar his father, 104: ~ He took the road to her, proceeded on the route to her. 105: ~ Anu went, he perceived the tricks of Tia-mat, 106: ~ He stopped, fell silent, and turned back. 107: ~ He entered the presence of Anšar the father who begat him, 108: ~ Penitently addressing him. 109: ~ "My father, Tia-mat's [deeds] are too much for me. 110: ~ I perceived her planning, but my [incantation] was not [equal] (to it). 111: ~ Her strength is mighty, she is [full] of dread, 112: ~ She is altogether very strong, no one [can go against her]. 113: ~ Her very loud noise does not diminish, 114: ~ I became afraid of her cry and turned back. 115: ~ My father, do not lose hope, send another person against her. 116: ~ Though a woman's strength is very great, it is not equal to a man's. 117: ~ Disband her cohorts, break up her plans, 118: ~ Before she lays her hands on us." 119: ~ Anšar lapsed into silence, staring at the ground, 120: ~ He nodded to Ea, shaking his head. 121: ~ The Igigi and all the Anunnaki had assembled, 122: ~ They sat in tight-lipped silence. 123: ~ No god would go to face . . [ . . ] 124: ~ Would go out against Tia-mat . . . . [ . . ] 125: ~ Yet the lord Anšar, the father of the great gods, 126: ~ Was angry in his heart, and did not summon any one. 127: ~ A mighty son, the avenger of his father, 128: ~ He who hastens to war, the warrior Marduk 129: ~ Ea summoned (him) to his private chamber 130: ~ To explain to him his plans. 131: ~ "Marduk, give counsel, listen to your father. 132: ~ You are my son, who gives me pleasure, 133: ~ Go reverently before Anšar, 134: ~ Speak, take your stand, appease him with your glance." 135: ~ Be-l rejoiced at his father's words, 136: ~ He drew near and stood in the presence of Anšar. 137: ~ Anšar saw him, his heart filled with satisfaction, 138: ~ He kissed his lips and removed his fear. 139: ~ "My [father] do not hold your peace, but speak forth, 140: ~ I will go and fulfil your desires! 141: ~ [Anšar,] do not hold your peace, but speak forth, 142: ~ I will go and fulfil your desires! 143: ~ Which man has drawn up his battle array against you? 144: ~ And will Tia-mat, who is a woman, attack you with (her) weapons? 145: ~ ["My father], begetter, rejoice and be glad, 146: ~ Soon you will tread on the neck of Tia-mat! 147: ~ [Anšar], begetter, rejoice and be glad, 148: ~ Soon you will tread on the neck of Tia-mat! 149: ~ ["Go,] my son, conversant with all knowledge, 150: ~ Appease Tia-mat with your pure spell. 151: ~ Drive the storm chariot without delay, 152: ~ And with a [ . . ] which cannot be repelled turn her back." 153: ~ Be-l rejoiced at his father's words, 154: ~ With glad heart he addressed his father, 155: ~ "Lord of the gods, Destiny of the great gods, 156: ~ If I should become your avenger, 157: ~ If I should bind Tia-mat and preserve you, 158: ~ Convene an assembly and proclaim for me an exalted destiny. 159: ~ Sit, all of you, in Upšukkinakku with gladness, 160: ~ And let me, with my utterance, decree destinies instead of you. 161: ~ Whatever I instigate must not be changed, 162: ~ Nor may my command be nullified or altered."

Tablet III

1: ~ Anšar opened his mouth 2: ~ And addressed Kaka, his vizier, 3: ~ "Vizier Kaka, who gratifies my pleasure, 4: ~ I will send you to Lah(mu and Lah(amu. 5: ~ You are skilled in making inquiry, learned in address. 6: ~ Have the gods, my fathers, brought to my presence. 7: ~ Let all the gods be brought, 8: ~ Let them confer as they sit at table. 9: ~ Let them eat grain, let them drink ale, 10: ~ Let them decree the destiny for Marduk their avenger. 11: ~ Go, be gone, Kaka, stand before them, 12: ~ And repeat to them all that I tell you: 13: ~ " Anšar, your son, has sent me, 14: ~ And I am to explain his plans. 15-52: ~ = II, 11*-48: ~ (* instead of ' "My father,' put ' "Thus,' ) 53: ~ I sent Anu, but he could not face her. 54: ~ Nudimmud took fright and retired. 55: ~ Marduk, the sage of the gods, your son, has come forward, 56: ~ He has determined to meet Tia-mat. 57: ~ He has spoken to me and said, 58-64: ~ = II, 156*-162: ~ (* begin with quotation marks: "If ) 65: ~ Quickly, now, decree your destiny for him without delay, 66: ~ That he may go and face your powerful enemy." 67: ~ Kaka went. He directed his steps 68: ~ To Lah(mu and Lah(amu, the gods his fathers. 69: ~ He prostrated himself, he kissed the ground before them, 70: ~ He got up, saying to them he stood, 71-124. = II, 13-66 125: ~ When Lah(h(a and Lah(amu heard, they cried aloud. 126: ~ All the Igigi moaned in distress, 127: ~ "What has gone wrong that she took this decision about us? 128: ~ We did not know what Tia-mat was doing." 129: ~ All the great gods who decree destinies 130: ~ Gathered as they went, 131: ~ They entered the presence of Anšar and became filled with [joy], 132: ~ They kissed one another as they . [ . . ] in the assembly. 133: ~ They conferred as they sat at table, 134: ~ They ate grain, they drank ale. 135: ~ They strained the sweet liquor through their straws, 136: ~ As they drank beer and felt good, 137: ~ They became quite carefree, their mood was merry, 138: ~ And they decreed the fate for Marduk, their avenger.

Tablet IV

1: ~ They set a lordly dais for him 2: ~ And he took his seat before his fathers to receive kingship. 3: ~ (They said,) "You are the most honoured among the great gods, 4: ~ Your destiny is unequalled, your command is like Anu's. 5: ~ Marduk, you are the most honoured among the great gods, 6: ~ Your destiny is unequalled, your command is like Anu's. 7: ~ Henceforth your order will not be annulled, 8: ~ It is in your power to exalt and abase. 9: ~ Your utterance is sure, your command cannot be rebelled against, 10: ~ None of the gods will transgress the line you draw. 11: ~ Shrines for all the gods needs provisioning, 12: ~ That you may be established where their sanctuaries are. 13: ~ You are Marduk, our avenger, 14: ~ We have given you kingship over the sum of the whole universe. 15: ~ Take your seat in the assembly, let your word be exalted, 16: ~ Let your weapons not miss the mark, but may they slay your enemies. 17: ~ Be-l, spare him who trusts in you, 18: ~ But destroy the god who set his mind on evil." 19: ~ They set a constellation in the middle 20: ~ And addressed Marduk, their son, 21: ~ "Your destiny, Be-l, is superior to that of all the gods, 22: ~ Command and bring about annihilation and re-creation. 23: ~ Let the constellation disappear at your utterance, 24: ~ With a second command let the constellation reappear." 25: ~ He gave the command and the constellation disappeared, 26: ~ With a second command the constellation came into being again. 27: ~ When the gods, his fathers, saw (the effect of) his utterance, 28: ~ They rejoiced and offered congratulation: "Marduk is the king!" 29: ~ They added to him a mace, a throne, and a rod, 30: ~ They gave him an irresistible weapon that overwhelms the foe: 31: ~ (They said,) "Go, cut Tia-mat's throat, 32: ~ And let the winds bear up her blood to give the news." 33: ~ The gods, his fathers, decreed the destiny of Be-l, 34: ~ And set him on the road, the way of prosperity and success. 35: ~ He fashioned a bow and made it his weapon, 36: ~ He set an arrow in place, put the bow string on. 37: ~ He took up his club and held it in his right hand, 38: ~ His bow and quiver he hung at his side. 39: ~ He placed lightning before him, 40: ~ And filled his body with tongues of flame. 41: ~ He made a net to enmesh the entrails of Tia-mat, 42: ~ And stationed the four winds that no part of her escape. 43: ~ The South Wind, the North Wind, the East Wind, the West Wind, 44: ~ He put beside his net, winds given by his father, Anu. 45: ~ He fashioned the Evil Wind, the Dust Storm, Tempest, 46: ~ The Four-fold Wind, the Seven-fold Wind, the Chaos-spreading Wind, the . . . . .Wind. 47: ~ He sent out the seven winds that he had fashioned, 48: ~ And they took their stand behind him to harass Tia-mat's entrails. 49: ~ Be-l took up the Storm-flood, his great weapon, 50: ~ He rode the fearful chariot of the irresistible storm. 51: ~ Four steeds he yoked to it and harnessed them to it, 52: ~ The Destroyer, The Merciless, The Trampler, The Fleet. 53: ~ Their lips were parted, their teeth bore venom, 54: ~ They were strangers to weariness, trained to sweep forward. 55: ~ At his right hand he stationed raging battle and strife, 56: ~ On the left, conflict that overwhelms a united battle array. 57: ~ He was clad in a tunic, a fearful coat of mail, 58: ~ And on has head he wore an aura of terror. 59: ~ Be-l proceeded and set out on his way, 60: ~ He set his face toward the raging Tia-mat. 61: ~ In his lips he held a spell, 62: ~ He grasped a plant to counter poison in his hand, 63: ~ Thereupon they milled around him, the gods milled around him, 64: ~ The gods, his fathers, milled around him, the gods milled around him. 65: ~ Be-l drew near, surveying the maw of Tia-mat, 66: ~ He observed the tricks of Qingu, her spouse. 67: ~ As he looked, he lost his nerve, 68: ~ His determination went and he faltered. 69: ~ His divine aides, who were marching at his side, 70: ~ Saw the warrior, the foremost, and their vision became dim. 71: ~ Tia-mat cast her spell without turning her neck, 72: ~ In her lips she held untruth and lies, 73: ~ "[ . ] . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74: ~ In their [ . ] . they have assembled by you." 75: ~ Be-l [lifted up] the Storm-flood, his great weapon, 76: ~ And with these words threw it at the raging Tia-mat, 77: ~ "Why are you aggressive and arrogant, 78: ~ And strive to provoke battle? 79: ~ The younger generation have shouted, outraging their elders, 80: ~ But you, their mother, hold pity in contempt. 81: ~ Qingu you have named to be your spouse, 82: ~ And you have improperly appointed him to the rank of Anuship. 83: ~ Against Anšar, king of the gods, you have stirred up trouble, 84: ~ And against the gods, my fathers, your trouble is established. 85: ~ Deploy your troops, gird on your weapons, 86: ~ You and I will take our stand and do battle." 87: ~ When Tia-mat heard this 88: ~ She went insane and lost her reason. 89: ~ Tia-mat cried aloud and fiercely, 90: ~ All her lower members trembled beneath her. 91: ~ She was reciting an incantation, kept reciting her spell, 92: ~ While the (battle-)gods were sharpening their weapons of war. 93: ~ Tia-mat and Marduk, the sage of the gods, came together, 94: ~ Joining in strife, drawing near to battle. 95: ~ Be-l spread out his net and enmeshed her; 96: ~ He let loose the Evil Wind, the rear guard, in her face. 97: ~ Tia-mat opened her mouth to swallow it, 98: ~ She let the Evil Wind in so that she could not close her lips. 99: ~ The fierce winds weighed down her belly, 100: ~ Her inwards were distended and she opened her mouth wide. 101: ~ He let fly an arrow and pierced her belly, 102: ~ He tore open her entrails and slit her inwards, 103: ~ He bound her and extinguished her life, 104: ~ He threw down her corpse and stood on it. 105: ~ After he had killed Tia-mat, the leader, 106: ~ Her assembly dispersed, her host scattered. 107: ~ Her divine aides, who went beside her, 108: ~ In trembling and fear beat a retreat. 109: ~ . . . . to save their lives, 110: ~ But they were completely surrounded, unable to escape. 111: ~ He bound them and broke their weapons, 112: ~ And they lay enmeshed, sitting in a snare, 113: ~ Hiding in corners, filled with grief, 114: ~ Bearing his punishment, held in a prison. 115: ~ The eleven creatures who were laden with fearfulness, 116: ~ The throng of devils who went as grooms at her right hand, 117: ~ He put ropes upon them and bound their arms, 118: ~ Together with their warfare he trampled them beneath him. 119: ~ Now Qingu, who had risen to power among them, 120: ~ He bound and reckoned with the Dead Gods. 121: ~ He took from him the Tablet of Destinies, which was not properly his, 122: ~ Sealed it with a seal and fastened it to his own breast. 123: ~ After the warrior Marduk had bound and slain his enemies, 124: ~ Had . . . . the arrogant enemy . . . , 125: ~ Had established victory for Anšar over all his foes, 126: ~ Had fulfilled the desire of Nudimmud, 127: ~ He strengthened his hold on the Bound Gods, 128: ~ And returned to Tia-mat, whom he had bound. 129: ~ Be-l placed his feet on the lower parts of Tia-mat 130: ~ And with his merciless club smashed her skull. 131: ~ He severed her arteries 132: ~ And let the North wind bear up (her blood) to give the news. 133: ~ His fathers saw it and were glad and exulted; 134: ~ They brought gifts and presents to him. 135: ~ Be-l rested, surveying the corpse, 136: ~ In order to divide the lump by a clever scheme. 137: ~ He split her into two like a dried fish: 138: ~ One half of her he set up and stretched out as the heavens. 139: ~ He stretched the skin and appointed a watch 140: ~ With the instruction not to let her waters escape. 141: ~ He crossed over the heavens, surveyed the celestial parts, 142: ~ And adjusted them to match the Apsû, Nudimmud's abode. 143: ~ Be-l measured the shape of the Apsû 144: ~ And set up Ešarra, a replica of Ešgalla. 145: ~ In Ešgalla, Ešarra which he had built, and the heavens, 146: ~ He settled in their shrines Anu, Enlil, and Ea.

Tablet V

1: ~ He fashioned heavenly stations for the great gods, 2: ~ And set up constellations, the patterns of the stars. 3: ~ He appointed the year, marked off divisions, 4: ~ And set up three stars each for the twelve months. 5: ~ After he had organized the year, 6: ~ He established the heavenly station of Ne-beru to fix the stars' intervals. 7: ~ That none should transgress or be slothful 8: ~ He fixed the heavenly stations of Enlil and Ea with it. 9: ~ Gates he opened on both sides, 10: ~ And put strong bolts at the left and the right. 11: ~ He placed the heights (of heaven) in her (Tia-mat's) belly, 12: ~ He created Nannar, entrusting to him the night. 13: ~ He appointed him as the jewel of the night to fix the days, 14: ~ And month by month without ceasing he elevated him with a crown, 15: ~ (Saying,) "Shine over the land at the beginning of the month, 16: ~ Resplendent with horns to fix six days. 17: ~ On the seventh day the crown will be half size, 18: ~ On the fifteenth day, halfway through each month, stand in opposition. 19: ~ When Šamaš [sees] you on the horizon, 20: ~ Diminish in the proper stages and shine backwards. 21: ~ On the 29th day, draw near to the path of Šamaš, 22: ~ . [ . . ] the 30th day, stand in conjunction and rival Šamaš. 23: ~ I have ( . . . . ] . the sign, follow its track, 24: ~ Draw near . . ( . . . . . ) give judgment. 25: ~ . [ . . . . ] . Šamaš, constrain [murder] and violence, 26: ~ . [ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ] . me. *: ~ *: ~ *: ~ *: ~ *: ~ * 35: ~ At the end [ . . . 36: ~ Let there [be] the 29th day [ . . . " 37: ~ After [he had . . . . ] the decrees [ . . . 38: ~ The organization of front and . [ . . . 39: ~ He made the day [ . . . 40: ~ Let the year be equally [ . . . 41: ~ At the new year [ . . . 42: ~ The year . . . . . [ . . . 43: ~ Let there be regularly [ . . . 44: ~ The projecting bolt [ . . . 45: ~ After he had [ . . . 46: ~ The watches of night and day [ . . . 47: ~ The foam which Tia-mat [ . . . 48: ~ Marduk fashioned [ . . . 49: ~ He gathered it together and made it into clouds. 50: ~ The raging of the winds, violent rainstorms, 51: ~ The billowing of mist—the accumulation of her spittle— 52: ~ He appointed for himself and took them in his hand. 53: ~ He put her head in position and poured out . . [ . . ] . 54: ~ He opened the abyss and it was sated with water. 55: ~ From her two eyes he let the Euphrates and Tigris flow, 56: ~ He blocked her nostrils, but left . . 57: ~ He heaped up the distant [mountains] on her breasts, 58: ~ He bored wells to channel the springs. 59: ~ He twisted her tail and wove it into the Durmah(u, 60: ~ [ . . . ] . . the Apsû beneath his feet. 61: ~ [He set up] her crotch—it wedged up the heavens— 62: ~ [(Thus) the half of her] he stretched out and made it firm as the earth. 63: ~ [After] he had finished his work inside Tia-mat, 64: ~ [He spread] his net and let it right out. 65: ~ He surveyed the heavens and the earth . . [ . ] . 66: ~ [ . . ] their bonds . . . . . . . 67: ~ After he had formulated his regulations and composed [his] decrees, 68: ~ He attached guide-ropes and put them in Ea's hands. 69: ~ [The Tablet] of Destinies which Qingu had taken and carried, 70: ~ He took charge of it as a trophy (?) and presented it to Anu. 71: ~ [The . ] . of battle, which he had tied on or had put on his head, 72: ~ [ . ] . he brought before his fathers. 73: ~ [Now] the eleven creatures to which Tia-mat had given birth and . . . , 74: ~ He broke their weapons and bound them (the creatures) to his feet. 75: ~ He made images of them and stationed them at the [Gate] of the Apsû, 76: ~ To be a sign never to be forgotten. 77: ~ [The gods] saw it and were jubilantly happy, 78: ~ (That is,) Lah(mu, Lah(amu and all his fathers. 79: ~ Anšar [embraced] him and published abroad his title, "Victorious King," 80: ~ Anu, Enlil and Ea gave him gifts. 81: ~ Mother Damkina, who bore him, hailed him, 82: ~ With a clean festal robe she made his face shine. 83: ~ To Usmû, who held her present to give the news, 84: ~ [He entrusted] the vizierate of the Apsû and the care of the holy places. 85: ~ The Igigi assembled and all did obeisance to him, 86: ~ Every one of the Anunnaki was kissing his feet. 87: ~ They all [gathered] to show their submission, 88: ~ [ . . . ] . they stood, they bowed down, "Behold the king!" 89: ~ His fathers [ . . . ] . and took their fill of his beauty, 90: ~ Be-l listened to their utterance, being girded with the dust of battle. 91: ~ . [ . . . . . . . . . . . . ]

星历表 Ephemeris

天文星历表(源自拉丁语ephemeris“日记”;复数ephemerides)是一种主要收录按固定日期和时间间隔排列的行星位置表集的书籍。它还包括额外信息,例如新月和满月的日期和天球经度、食相等等。现代星历表通常以电子形式提供,但印刷版星历表仍被现代占星师广泛使用,作为能快速提供大量技术信息的便捷表格。

在早期的占星实践中,行星位置通常不是从星历表中获得,而是来自需要计算的星表。其中最具影响力的是《阿尔方索星表》,于13世纪在卡斯蒂利亚国王阿方索十世的主持下编纂,提供了数值参数和修正表,可据此计算出行星位置。

17世纪,这些星表被约翰内斯·开普勒的《鲁道夫星表》(1627年)所取代,后者基于第谷·布拉赫的精确观测和开普勒改进的行星理论。与《阿尔方索星表》类似,《鲁道夫星表》并未列出每日位置,而是提供了计算方法,熟练的从业者可将其应用于任何日期或地点。

到18世纪,精确印刷版星历表的普及提供了预先计算好的行星位置,无需数学计算,这导致其在占星学中的广泛采用,而基于星表的计算方法逐渐衰落。

EphemerisEphemerisEphemeris
英文原文

An astronomical ephemeris (from Latin ephemeris 'diary'; plural ephemerides ) is a book that is mainly a collection of tables of planetary positions given at regular intervals of date and time. This will also include extra information, such as the dates and celestial longitudes of New and Full Moons, eclipses, etc. Modern ephemerides are often provided in electronic form but printed ephemerides are still widely used by modern astrologers, as handy tables that can give a lot of technical information at a glance.

In earlier astrological practice, planetary positions were commonly derived not from ephemerides but from astronomical tables that required calculation. The most influential of these were the Alfonsine Tables , compiled in the 13th century under Alfonso X of Castile, which supplied numerical parameters and correction tables from which planetary positions could be computed.

In the 17th century these were superseded by Johannes Kepler’s Rudolphine Tables (1627), based on Tycho Brahe’s precise observations and Kepler’s reformed planetary theory. Like the Alfonsine Tables, the Rudolphine Tables did not list daily positions, but provided methods for calculation that could be applied to any date or locality by a skilled practitioner.

By the 18th century, the growing availability of accurate printed ephemerides, which presented planetary positions ready-computed and required no mathematical calculation, led to their general adoption in astrology, and the gradual decline of table-based computation.

本轮 Epicycle

在历史天文学中,本轮是行星视轨道上的一个小主圆,它以主圆(称为均轮)为中心。托勒密理论假定,虽然发光体围绕地球顺行运动,但其他行星将围绕其自身的轨道路径(称为'均轮'或'偏心圆')旋转。均轮的中心并不与地球对齐,而是与地球与一个假想的平衡点(称为等分点)之间的中点对齐。根据这一理论,正是这种与地球中心的偏移导致了行星与地球距离的变化,从而造成了行星速度和运动的明显变化。

EpicycleEpicycle
英文原文

In historical astronomy, an epicycle is a small main circle of apparent planetary orbit, which is centered upon the main circle, known as the deferent .

Ptolemaic theory assumes that whilst the luminaries move in direct motion around the Earth, other planets will circle around their own orbital path, known as the 'deferent' or ' eccentric '. The centre of the deferent is not aligned to the Earth, but to a point midway between the Earth and an assumed balancing point called the equant . According to this theory, it is this displacement from the Earth's centre which causes alterations in the proximity of the planets to the Earth, and so creates the apparent changes of planetary speed and motion.

相关词条 Apogee Perigee Deferent
等宫制(宫位系统) Equal House (House System)

等宫'制划分宫位的方法是将星盘划分为12个天宫的最简单方法之一。在这种基于黄道的系统中,每个宫位恰好占据30°黄经,并且上升点的度数被复制到每个宫位,成为每个后续宫头的度数。例如,詹姆斯·迪恩的命盘上升点为12°白羊座13',这意味着第2宫宫头为12°金牛座13',第3宫宫头为12°双子座13',以此类推,直到其余宫位。

等宫制(以及每个宫位占据整个星座的整宫制)是占星学中理想化的宫位划分系统:它们基于松散的天文原理,与象限系统不同,因为第10宫和第4宫宫头不依赖于本地子午线,从而不形成MC-IC轴线。相反,中天会落在星盘顶部任意一个宫位内(通常在第9、10或11宫),而天底则会落在星盘底部相对的宫位内。因此,这些系统——侧重于黄道的等分而非观测者的本地空间——未能充分反映角宫和续宫的强弱原则,而这些原则深深植根于宫位含义的基本象征和解读之中。

Equal House (House System)Equal House (House System)Equal House (House System)
英文原文

The 'Equal House' method of house division is one of the simplest approaches to dividing the chart into 12 celestial houses. In this ecliptic -based system, each house measures exactly 30° of celestial longitude and the degree of the ascendant is replicated for each house to become the degree of each subsequent cusp. For example, the nativity of James Dean has the ascendant at 12° a 13', which means the 2nd house cusp is at 12° b 13', the 3rd house cusp is at 12° c 13', and so on through the rest of the houses.

Equal house (and also the whole-sign approach, which adopts a full zodiac sign for each house) are astrologically idealised systems of house division: they work on loose astronomical principles and stand apart from quadrant systems because the 10th and 4th house cusps are not tied to the local meridian which creates MC-IC axis. Instead, the MC will fall within any of the houses at the top of the chart (usually within the 9th, 10th or 11th house), and the IC will fall in the opposite houses at the bottom of the chart. Consequently, these systems - which focus on equal division of the ecliptic rather than the local space of the oberver - fail to fully reflect the strengthening and weakening principles of angularity and cadency that are strongly embedded in the root symbolism and interpretation of house meanings.

赤道 Equator

地球赤道是一个水平圆,与两极等距,将地球分为北半球和南半球,构成纬度0°的纬线。天球赤道是地球赤道在天球上的假想延伸,它将天球分成两半,构成天球纬度0°的纬线。太阳的视运动路径(黄道)分为黄道十二宫,它以天球赤道为中心,但其平面倾斜约23°44'(称为“黄赤交角”),这就是为什么夏季太阳在地平线以上的时间比冬季长。

EquatorEquator
英文原文

The Earth's equator is a horizontal circle which lies equidistant from the poles, dividing the earth into northern and southern hemispheres and constituting the parallel of latitude 0°.

The celestial equator is the imaginary extension of the Earth's equator into the celestial sphere, which divides the celestial sphere in half and constitutes the parallel of celestial latitude 0°.

The Suns apparent path (the ecliptic ), which is divided into the 12 signs of the zodiac, is centred on the celestial equator but its plane is tilted at an angle of about 23°44' (known as the 'obliquity of the ecliptic') which is why the Sun remains above the horizon longer in summer than the winter.

春分点 Equinox

春分源自拉丁语aequus(平等)加上nox(夜晚),指黄道上的两个点(白羊座0°;天秤座0°)或一年中白天和夜晚等长的两个时刻。春分时太阳到达白羊座0°,在北半球,这标志着春季的第一天,因为太阳向北穿越赤道,引发白昼开始长于夜晚(vernal源自拉丁语ver,意为“春天”)。九月秋分(天秤座0°)发生在太阳向南穿越赤道时(因此这标志着北半球秋季的第一天,而对于南半球居民则是春季的第一天)。与至点相对:至点指一年中太阳视路径距赤道最北或最南的两个时刻。

Equinox
英文原文

Equinox is derived from the Latin aequus 'equal' + nox 'night', the term refers to the two points on the zodiac (0° Aries; 0° Libra) or the two times of the year when daytime and nighttime are equal in length.

The vernal equinox is when the Sun reaches 0° Aries, which in the northern hemisphere marks the first day of spring as the sun moves north across the equator to instigate the period where daytime becomes longer than night-time (vernal comes from the Latin word ver , meaning 'spring'.)

The September equinox (0° Libra) occurs when the sun crosses the equator going south (so this marks the first day of autumn in the northern hemisphere and the first day of spring for people living in the southern hemisphere).

Contrast with solstice : either of the two moments in the year when the sun's apparent path is farthest north or south from the equator.

规避 Evasion

据说当一颗快速行星即将与一颗慢速行星形成精准相位,但在精准之前,慢速行星离开了该星座,并且其中一个或两个征象星在它们能够彼此结合之前遇到了另一颗行星时,就会发生“逃避”。这个术语最常用于卜卦占星学,它表示一个看似有希望的情况,但最终会受到变化的影响,或者其中一方将兴趣转向其他事物或其他人。

英文原文

Evasion is said to occur when a swift planet is about to perfect an aspect with a slower one but before it perfects the slower planet moves out of the sign and one or either of the significators meets with another planet before they can join together with each other. The term is employed most in horary astrology , where it signifies a situation that looks promising but will eventually be affected by changes or one of the parties turning their interest to something or someone else instead.

擢升(与落) Exaltation (and Fall)

擢升是行星五大先天尊贵中最重要的一项,表明行星处于高度表达的状态。这与相反的位置形成对比,在该位置行星被认为处于落陷状态,且表达水平低下或虚弱。在卜卦占星中,象征星位于擢升位置显示某人备受尊崇,或失物在高处;而位于落陷位置则显示某人正经历衰退或损失,或失物已跌落或位于低处。

每颗行星的擢升与落陷星座(如上图轮盘及下表所示)如下:

太阳在白羊座擢升——在天秤座落陷

月亮在金牛座擢升——在天蝎座落陷

水星在处女座擢升——在双鱼座落陷(与其主宰/失势相同)

金星在双鱼座擢升——在处女座落陷

火星在摩羯座擢升——在巨蟹座落陷

木星在巨蟹座擢升——在摩羯座落陷

土星在天秤座擢升——在白羊座落陷

太阳在白羊座擢升——在天秤座落陷

月亮在金牛座擢升——在天蝎座落陷

水星在处女座擢升——在双鱼座落陷(与其主宰/失势相同)

金星在双鱼座擢升——在处女座落陷

火星在摩羯座擢升——在巨蟹座落陷

木星在巨蟹座擢升——在摩羯座落陷

土星在天秤座擢升——在白羊座落陷

尽管尊贵/衰弱适用于整个星座,但每颗行星在这些星座中有一个特定的度数被认为是其特有的擢升或落陷度数——因此位于这些度数内应得到特别关注:

太阳在白羊座19度擢升(即18°00'-18°59')

月亮在金牛座3度擢升

水星在处女座15度擢升

金星在双鱼座27度擢升

火星在摩羯座28度擢升

木星在巨蟹座15度擢升

土星在天秤座21度擢升

太阳在白羊座19度擢升(即18°00'-18°59')

月亮在金牛座3度擢升

水星在处女座15度擢升

金星在双鱼座27度擢升

火星在摩羯座28度擢升

木星在巨蟹座15度擢升

土星在天秤座21度擢升

落陷的度数通常被认为是对应擢升度数的对分度数,尽管一些文献中采用了另一种方案,详见黛博拉·霍尔丁的文章《落陷的失误?》。

Exaltation (and Fall)Exaltation (and Fall)
英文原文

Exaltation is one of the most important of the five essential dignities of a planet, which indicates that the planet is operating at a heightened level of expression. This is contrasted against the opposite placement, where the planet is said to be in fall and operating at a base or debilitated level of expression. In horary, a significator in its exaltation will show someone who is highly esteemed or a missing object in a high place, whereas one in its fall will show someone who is suffering a declined state or experiencing loss, or a missing object that has fallen or lying in a low place.

The sign(s) of exaltation and fall for each planet (as shown in the wheel above and the table below) are:

The Sun is exalted in Aries – and fallen in Libra The Moon is exalted in Taurus – and fallen in Scorpio Mercury is exalted in Virgo – and fallen in Pisces (the same as its rulership/detriment) Venus is exalted in Pisces – and fallen fall in Virgo Mars is exalted in Capricorn – and fallen in Cancer Jupiter is exalted in Cancer – and fallen in Capricorn Saturn is exalted in Libra – and fallen in Aries

The Sun is exalted in Aries – and fallen in Libra

The Moon is exalted in Taurus – and fallen in Scorpio

Mercury is exalted in Virgo – and fallen in Pisces (the same as its rulership/detriment)

Venus is exalted in Pisces – and fallen fall in Virgo

Mars is exalted in Capricorn – and fallen in Cancer

Jupiter is exalted in Cancer – and fallen in Capricorn

Saturn is exalted in Libra – and fallen in Aries

Although the dignity/debility applies to the whole sign, each planet has a specific degree within these signs that is noted as being its particular degree of exaltation or fall - so placement within these degrees deserves special recognition:

Sun is exalted in the 19th degree of Aries (i.e., 18°00' - 18°59') Moon is exalted in the 3rd degree of Taurus Mercury is exalted in the 15th degee of Virgo Venus is exalted in the 27th degree of Pisces Mars is exalted in the 28th degree of Capricorn Jupiter is exalted in the 15th degree of Cancer Saturn is exalted in the 21st degree of Libra

Sun is exalted in the 19th degree of Aries (i.e., 18°00' - 18°59')

Moon is exalted in the 3rd degree of Taurus

Mercury is exalted in the 15th degee of Virgo

Venus is exalted in the 27th degree of Pisces

Mars is exalted in the 28th degree of Capricorn

Jupiter is exalted in the 15th degree of Cancer

Saturn is exalted in the 21st degree of Libra

The degrees of fall are generally assumed to be the opposing degrees to the degrees of exaltation, although an alternate scheme is assumed in some texts, as explained in the article A Slip-up with the Falls? by Deborah Houlding

埃兹拉:亚伯拉罕·伊本·埃兹拉/阿文埃兹拉(占星家,约1092-1167) Ezra: Abraham Ibn Ezra / Avenezra ( Astrologer c.1092-1167)

阿夫拉罕·伊本·埃兹拉出生于西班牙,一生大部分时间都在旅行,包括访问埃及、巴格达、罗马和伦敦。作为一名犹太人,他用希伯来语撰写了一系列占星学文本,全面论述了其各个分支。《智慧之始》是他的《导论》作品,也是他最著名的著作。该书于1939年被翻译成英文,最近由梅拉·B·爱泼斯坦(1998年)翻译。爱泼斯坦正在进行一个持续的项目,翻译更多作品。包括埃兹拉的《提问之书》在内的几部文本,详细阐述了卜卦占星学原理,也由备受尊敬的犹太学者什洛莫·塞拉翻译成英文。更多信息请参阅:《伊本·埃兹拉导论》

英文原文

Born in Spain, Avraham Ibn Ezra spent much of his life travelling, including visits to Egypt, Baghdad, Rome, and London. A Jew, he wrote a series of astrological texts In Hebrew which together offer a comprehensive treatment of its various branches. Principum Sapientiae (L: ‘Beginning of Wisdom’) is his ‘Introduction’ and the best known of his works. It was translated into English in 1939, and more recently by Meira B. Epstein (1998). Epstein has an ongoing project to translate further works. Several texts, including Ezra’s Book of Interrogations , which specifically details the principles of horary astrology, have also been made available in English translation by the respected Jewish scholar Shlomo Sela.

For more information also see: An Introduction to Ibn Ezra

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面 Faces

“面”,也被称为‘十度分区’,是将星座划分为每10°一个的区域,每个区域由一颗传统行星掌管。这似乎基于古埃及人将一年划分为36个十天周期,每个周期由一位特定的恒星神祇主持。4世纪的占星家菲米库斯·马特尔努斯与其他许多人一样,非常强调它们的使用,他说行星落在自己的面中就如同落在自己的星座中一样有力。在他之前的曼尼利乌斯曾将面的主宰权归给黄道星座(《天文学》第4卷294节及以后),但菲米库斯及多数作者则按照行星离地球由远及近的顺序(即土星、木星、火星、太阳、金星、水星、月球)将其赋予行星。该体系中,火星在起始和结尾处有双重主宰权——开始于火星掌管白羊座的第一十度分区,结束于火星掌管双鱼座的最后一个十度分区。它们的顺序嵌入在决定行星掌管星期几的法则中(详见下方表格图片)。横向阅读表格中行星的顺序,显示了面/十度分区主宰权的顺序。纵向阅读上述表格中行星的顺序,则与星期几的顺序相匹配:星期六、星期日、星期一、星期二、星期三、星期四、星期五等。

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英文原文

The faces , also known as ‘decans’, are divisions of the signs into 10° sections, each of which is governed by one of the traditional planets. These appear to be based upon the Egyptian division of the year into 36 ten-day periods, each presided over by a particular stellar deity.

The 4th-century astrologer Firmicus Maternus is among many who placed great emphasis on their use, saying that a planet in its own decan is as good as when it is in its own sign. Manilius , before him, had attributed decan rulership to the signs of the zodiac ( Astron . 4.294 ff ), but Firmicus and most authors gave them to the planets in descending order towards the earth, ( i.e. , Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, Sun, Venus, Mercury, Moon).

There is a double rulership for Mars at the beginning and end of the scheme, which begins with Mars ruling the first decan of Aries and ends with Mars ruling the last decan of Pisces. Their order is embedded into the principle that determines the planetary rulership over the days of the week (see the detail in the table image below).

Reading the order of planets across the table shows the sequential order of face/decan rulership. Reading the order of the planets down the above table matches the order of the days of the week: Saturday, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, etc .

野性 Feral

当一颗行星单独处于一个星座中,没有其他行星相伴,并且与任何其他行星的所有相位都超出容许度时,它被称为“孤星”。

约翰·舍纳在其《占星学小集》中,将孤星视为具有三个弱点,并写道:

当一颗行星处于一个没有其他行星、甚至没有其他行星光线的星座中时,它被称为孤星;只要它在该星座中保持这种状态,就被认为是孤星;这是一颗独自处于星座、甚至没有其他行星光线照射的行星。

阿尔·比鲁尼(11世纪)写道:

当一颗行星在一个星座中,从它进入该星座到离开期间,没有其他行星与之形成相位时,它在运行中被称为孤星。这在土星、木星等外行星及太阳上几乎不可能发生,且很少出现,但在月球上却经常发生……有些人说,当月亮为孤星时,这相当于它与所在星座中其界内的行星形成合相,但这种观点是琐碎且毫无根据的。——《占星术要素教学书》第504及505节

英文原文

When a planet is alone in a sign, without any companions, and is out of orb of all aspects with any other planet, it is said to be feral .

Johannes Schoener , in his Opusculum Astrologicum assigned three points of debility to a feral planet and wrote of it:

It is called feral when it is in a sign where there is no other planet, nor even the rays of any other planets. As long as it is in the sign in that state it is said to be feral; it is a planet that is in a sign alone without even the other planets rays.

Al Biruni (11th cent.), wrote:

When a planet is in a sign and no other planet has been in aspect with it from the time of its entry to that of its exit, it is said to be feral in its course. This is practically impossible with the superior planets and the Sun, and can rarely occur, but with the Moon it frequently occurs ... Some people say that when the Moon is feral, this is a substitute for conjunction with the planets in whose terms it happens to be within the sign, but this opinion is trivial and quite unsupported. - The Book of Instruction in the Elements of the Art of Astrology v.504 & 505

多产星座 Fertile Signs

水象星座:巨蟹座、天蝎座和双鱼座,因其湿润的影响有利于生育而被定义为多产。除非受克,它们(除了其他方面)显示出大家庭、多子女或易怀孕的倾向。天蝎座在这方面最不乐观,因为当其受克时,可能预示着多次怀孕失败。

英文原文

The signs of the water triplicity: Cancer , Scorpio and Pisces , are defined as fruitful because of their moist influence which is conducive to fertility. Unless afflicted, they show (amongst other things) a propensity for large families, many children or easy pregnancy. Scorpio is the least promising in this regard because where it is afflicted it can indicate many pregnancies that fail.

斐尔达(斐尔达里亚) Firdar (Firdaria)

法达(Firdar)是指由行星作为时间主星(生命赋予者)掌管的人生阶段。这一中世纪技法源自波斯人,与几种类似的分配行星周期的方法一样,被用于各种预测中。

日生盘从太阳开始,夜生盘从月亮开始。行星顺序如下:太阳、金星、水星、月亮、土星、木星、火星、北交点、南交点(除了交点的加入,这也是行星分配给尊贵面(face)的顺序)。掌管周期如下:

太阳-10年金星-8年水星-13年月亮-9年土星-11年木星-12年火星-7年北交点-3年南交点-2年

因此,日生的人出生后前10年以太阳为法达,11岁生日时掌管权移交给金星,19岁生日时移交给水星。夜生的人出生后前9年以月亮为法达,10岁生日时掌管权移交给土星,以此类推,如下表所示。

该周期的法达主宰被认为对本命盘主具有增强的影响力。

该术语的变体,包括fridaries和alphradar,也有出现。

这些周期内还有更小的划分,称为'子周期'——详情见罗伯特·汉德的ARHAT文章:《法达、阿尔法达或阿尔法达里》。

Firdar (Firdaria)
英文原文

Firdar are periods of life that fall under governorship of the planets as chronocrators ( givers of life ). A medieval technique attributed to the Persians, this and several similar methods of assigning planetary periods were used in various predictions.

Diurnal nativities begin with the Sun and nocturnal nativities begin with the Moon. The planetary periods follow the order: Sun, Venus, Mercury, Moon, Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, North Node, South Node (apart from the inclusion of the nodes this is the order by which planets are assigned to the dignity of face). The periods of rulership are as follows:

Sun - 10 years Venus - 8 years Mercury - 13 years Moon - 9 years Saturn - 11 years Jupiter - 12 years Mars - 7 years North Node - 3 years South Node - 2 years

So a diurnal birth will recognise the Sun as the firdaria for the first 10 years of life after which rulership will pass to Venus on the 11th birthday and then to Mercury on the 19th birthday. A nocturnal birth will recognise the Moon as the firdaria for the first 9 years after birth, with rulership passing to Saturn on the 10th birthday, and so forth, as shown in the table below.

The period's firdaria ruler is claimed to have a heightened influence upon the native.

Corruptions of the term , including fridaries and alphradar, are also found.

There are also minor divisions made within these periods known as 'subperiods' - details of these are given in Robert Hand's ARHAT article: ' Firdar, Alfridaria, or Alfridaries '.

火象星座 Fire Signs

白羊座、狮子座和射手座是黄道十二宫中的三个火象星座——它们被称为"火象三角"的成员,因为这些星座在黄道圈内由三角形形状相连(这意味着这三个星座中的行星通常彼此和谐相关)。如下图所示,火象三角在白天主要由太阳主宰,夜晚则由木星主宰。

所有火象星座都被定义为阳性,这使它们倾向于活跃和外向。

火象星座还与胆汁质相关,其"根源"在于胆囊,气质上热而干燥、活跃、勇敢、扩张,并以产生高能量和热量而著称。

火象星座以自发性、勇气和直言不讳的意愿而闻名,但如果没有中和的影响,它们可能会因冲动、急躁、鲁莽而受苦,并易受"燃尽"效应或能量输出不稳定的影响。

更多关于三分相的内容请参阅:《三分相的传统用法》

更多关于体液的内容请参阅:《希波克拉底:体液与气质理论》

Fire SignsFire Signs
英文原文

Aries , Leo and Sagittarius are the three fire signs of the zodiac – these are known as the members of the ‘fiery triplicity’ because these signs are linked by the shape of a triangle within the circle of the zodiac, (which means that planets within any of these three signs generally relate harmoniously with each other). As shown in the diagram below, the fire triplicity is primarily ruled by the Sun by day and Jupiter by night.

All of the fire signs are defined as masculine which inclines them towards activity and extroversion.

Fire signs are also associated with the choleric humour, which has its 'seat' in the gall bladder, and is temperamentally hot and dry, active, bold, expansive and notable for its creation of high energy and heat.

Fire signs are known for spontaneity, courage and willingness to be outspoken, but, without moderating influences, they can suffer from being rash, impatient, impetuous, and subject to the effect of ‘burn-out’ or inconstant outpourings of energy.

For more on triplicities see: The Classical Use of Triplicities

For more on humours see: Hippocrates, Humours & Temperament-Theory

菲尔米库斯 Firmicus

尤利乌斯·菲尔米库斯·马特尔努斯是现存最详尽的罗马占星学文献《占星八书》(约公元330年撰写)的作者。这部著作详细阐述了占星学的基本原则,对后世作品产生了巨大影响,至今仍是古典占星学最详尽、最全面的指导手册。

更多信息请参阅:大卫·麦卡恩著《尤利乌斯·菲尔米库斯·马特尔努斯:一位罗马占星家的肖像》

英文原文

Julius Firmicus Maternus was the author of the most extensive surviving text of Roman astrology, Matheseos Libri Octo ('Eight books of astrology') which was written sometime around 330. This text, which set out the basic principles of astrology in great detail, was hugely influential upon later works and remains the most detailed and comprehensive instruction manual on classical astrology.

For more information see: Julius Firmicus Maternus; Profile of a Roman Astrologer by David McCann

五度容许度(用于宫头) Five Degree Orb (for House Cusps)

许多传统权威声称,位于宫头5度以内的行星应被认为其影响力在该宫位内。例如,如果火星位于金牛座3度,而第3宫宫头位于金牛座7度,那么火星将被视为本质上属于第3宫的行星。此规则不特定于某个宫位(即,历史作者通常将其应用于所有象限宫位制)。

英文原文

Many traditional authorities claim that a planet within 5 degrees of a house cusp should be considered to have its influence within that house. For example, if Mars is at 3° Taurus, and the 3rd house cusp at 7° Taurus, Mars would be considered an essentially ‘3rd house’ planet. This rule is non-house specific ( i.e. , generally applied by historical authors for all quadrant house systems).

固定星座 Fixed Signs

四个固定星座——金牛座、狮子座、天蝎座和水瓶座——之所以如此命名,是因为它们与太阳穿过季节中段的路径有关,此时天气相对稳定。固定星座抗拒变化,并可能减缓卜卦盘中的时间进程。其影响可好可坏,取决于是否更倾向于持久和确定的状态。作为不利特征,它可能表现为固执和难以引入变化;但如果位于固定星座的行星指示有利境况,则能展现维持并守住好位置的能力。威廉·莉莉对此说道:

“让我们假设上升点为固定星座,且该星座的宫主星也位于固定星座;你可以判断此人意志坚定,并非善变之人;或者如我们所说,他会坚持维护自己所言所行,无论好坏。”(《基督占星学》,第89页)

英文原文

The four fixed signs , Taurus , Leo , Scorpio and Aquarius , are so named because they relate to the Sun's passage through the middle of the seasons, when the weather is fairly constant. Fixed signs are resistant to change and can slow down timing in horary charts. The influence can be good or bad, depending upon whether a state of permanancy and resolution is preferred. As a detrimental feature it can show obstinacy and a difficulty in introducing change; but if the planet located in the fixed sign is indicating fortunate circumstances it can show the ability to maintain and hold a good position. William Lilly says of them:

"Let us admit the ascendant to be fixed, and the lord of that sign also in a fixed sign; you may judge the party to be of firm resolution, no changling; or as we say, one that will stand to maintain what he hath said or done, be it good or ill." (CA., p.89)

西蒙·福尔曼(占星家–1552–1611) Forman: Simon Forman (Astrologer – 1552–1611)

西蒙·福曼是都铎王朝末期/詹姆士一世初期英格兰最活跃的占星医师之一。他定居伦敦,建立了庞大而忠实的客户群,并留下了大量医学和卜卦咨询的手稿档案。福曼的著作是早期现代占星在日常生活中的实际应用最丰富的史料之一,为16世纪末至17世纪初的占星判断提供了宝贵的历史洞见。

福曼自学了占星学、医学和神秘哲学,维持着一项融合了占星诊断、草药医学和魔法理论的私人执业。他的案例书记录了数千个关于健康、人际关系、盗窃、财富及日常事务的问题——其中许多通过卜卦技巧进行判断。他去世后,手稿被伊莱亚斯·阿什莫尔收藏,成为阿什莫尔收藏(后转至博德利图书馆)的一部分。这些手稿与理查德·纳皮尔的文献共同构成了早期现代占星实践现存最重要的档案之一。

参见:金·法内尔转录的西蒙·福曼16世纪医学卜卦文献

英文原文

Simon Forman was one of the most active astrologer-physicians of late Tudor /early Jacobean England. Based in London, he built a large and loyal clientele and left behind an extensive manuscript archive of medical and horary consultations. Forman’s writings are among the richest early-modern sources for the practical use of astrology in everyday life, providing valuable historical insight into astrological judgements during the late 16th and early 17th centuries.

Forman trained himself in astrology, medicine, and occult philosophy, maintaining a private practice that blended astrological diagnosis, herbal medicine, and magical theory. His casebooks record thousands of questions concerning health, relationships, theft, fortune, and daily matters – many judged through horary technique. After his death, his manuscripts were acquired by Elias Ashmole and became part of the Ashmole Collection (later transferred to the Bodleian Library). Together with the papers of Richard Napier, they now form one of the most important surviving archives of early modern astrological practice.

See : 16th century medical horary from Simon Forman , transcribed by Kim Farnell

挫败 Frustration

当两颗征象星正在接近合相,但在精确成相之前,较慢的行星已经赶上并与另一颗行星形成了精确合相,这时就会发生所谓的“受挫”。这第三颗行星会干扰前两颗征象星之间联系的应许。莉莉在《基督教占星学》第111页中写道:受挫是指,当一颗快速行星将要与一颗较重的行星形成身体合相时,但在它们达到合相之前,那颗较重的行星先与另一颗行星形成了合相,从而使第一次合相受挫。例如,水星在白羊座10度,火星在白羊座12度,木星在白羊座13度;这里水星努力与火星合相,但火星先与木星合相;因此水星与火星的合相受挫。在问题盘中,这正如我们常说的谚语:狗相争,第三者得骨。这是一种截夺的形式。

英文原文

Frustation is said to occur when two significators are applying towards conjunction, but before it perfects the slower planet has already caught up with and perfected a conjunction with another planet. This third planet can interfere with the promise of the contact between the two significators.

Lilly writes of frustration (CA., p.111)

Frustration is, when a swift Planet would corporally join with a more ponderous, but before they can come to a Conjunction, the more weighty Planet is joined to another, and so the Conjunction of the first is frustrated, as Mercury in ten degrees of Aries, Mars twelve, Jupiter in thirteen of Aries; here Mercury strives to come to Conjunction with Mars, but Mars first gets to conjunction with Jupiter; whereby Mercury is frustrated of the Conjunction of Mars: in Questions is signifies as much as our common Proverb, The Dogs quarrel, a third gets the Bone.

This is a form of abscission .

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加德伯里:约翰·加德伯里(占星家-1627-1704) Gadbury: John Gadbury (Astrologer - 1627-1704)

约翰·加德伯里(1627–1704)是17世纪中后期的一位英国占星家和多产的历书作家,当时占星学经历了全盛期,随后科学兴趣衰退。起初,加德伯里是威廉·利里作品的学生和崇拜者,但那个时期的政治分歧使他最终转而反对利里,他们的争论变得相当著名且公开。更多关于加德伯里的生平、星盘和作品,请参阅大卫·普兰特的《约翰·加德伯里:政治与占星学的衰落》。

Gadbury: John Gadbury (Astrologer - 1627-1704)
英文原文

John Gadbury (1627–1704) was an English astrologer and a prolific writer of almanacs during the mid to late 17th century when astrology experienced a heyday followed by a decline of scientific interest. Initially, Gadbury was a student and admirer of the work of William Lilly , but the political divides of that period saw him eventually turn against Lilly, and their disputes became quite famous and very public. For more on Gadbury's life, horoscope and works, see John Gadbury: Politics and the Decline of Astrology by David Plant.

伽利略·伽利莱(1564–1642) Galileo Galilei (1564–1642)

伽利略·伽利莱(1564–1642)是意大利数学家、天文学家和自然哲学家,被广泛认为是早期现代科学发展中的关键人物之一。他出生于比萨,后与帕多瓦大学结缘,开创性地使用望远镜观测天体现象,包括木星的卫星、金星位相以及月球的不规则表面。这些发现挑战了传统亚里士多德-托勒密宇宙论的某些方面,并使他与教会权威发生冲突,最终在1633年遭到罗马宗教裁判所审判,其后半生被软禁。

伽利略的工作与天文学和占星学紧密相连的学术文化相契合。与他同时代的许多人一样,他将占星学作为专业活动的一部分,为自己、女儿和赞助人绘制星盘。留存的手稿包括本命盘和解读笔记,显示了他对传统技法的熟悉以及在实践中运用占星判断的意愿。占星学也是他在帕多瓦大学授课的课程内容之一,并通过私人咨询提供了一项有用的收入来源。伽利略不应被视为脱离占星传统,而应被理解为在这一传统内工作,即便他的望远镜发现促成了占星学所依赖的宇宙学框架的重构。

更详细的传记可参见德博拉·霍尔丁所著《伽利略的生平与工作》。关于他的占星学工作,可参见尼克·科勒斯特罗姆所著《伽利略的占星学》。关于他星盘的详细信息(根据他自己的图表注释推导),可参见http://www.skyscript.co.uk/galchart.html

更详细的传记可参见德博拉·霍尔丁所著《伽利略的生平与工作》。

关于他的占星学工作,可参见尼克·科勒斯特罗姆所著《伽利略的占星学》。

关于他星盘的详细信息(根据他自己的图表注释推导),可参见http://www.skyscript.co.uk/galchart.html

Galileo Galilei (1564–1642)Galileo Galilei (1564–1642)Galileo Galilei (1564–1642)
英文原文

Galileo Galilei (1564–1642) was an Italian mathematician, astronomer, and natural philosopher, widely regarded as one of the key figures in the development of early modern science. Born in Pisa and later associated with the University of Padua, he made pioneering use of the telescope to observe celestial phenomena, including the moons of Jupiter, the phases of Venus, and the irregular surface of the Moon. These discoveries challenged aspects of the traditional Aristotelian-Ptolemaic cosmology and brought him into conflict with Church authorities, culminating in his trial by the Roman Inquisition in 1633 and subsequent house arrest for the remainder of his life.

Galileo’s work sat comfortably within an intellectual culture in which astronomy and astrology were closely allied. Like many of his contemporaries, he practised astrology as part of his professional activity, casting horoscopes for himself, his daughters, and patrons. Surviving manuscripts include natal charts and interpretative notes, showing his familiarity with traditional techniques and his willingness to engage with astrological judgement in a practical way. Astrology also formed part of the academic curriculum he taught at Padua, and it provided a useful source of income through private consultations. Rather than standing outside the astrological tradition, Galileo should be understood as working within it, even as his telescopic discoveries contributed to a reconfiguration of the cosmological framework that astrology drew from.

For a more detailed biography, see The Life and Work of Galileo by Deborah Houlding For more on his astrological work, see Galileo's Astrology by Nick Kollerstrom For detailed information on his horoscope - as deduced from his own chart notes - see http://www.skyscript.co.uk/galchart.html

For a more detailed biography, see The Life and Work of Galileo by Deborah Houlding

For more on his astrological work, see Galileo's Astrology by Nick Kollerstrom

For detailed information on his horoscope - as deduced from his own chart notes - see http://www.skyscript.co.uk/galchart.html

加尼维特斯:让·加尼维(占星家,活跃于1431-1434年) Ganivetus: Jean Ganivet (Astrologer - fl. 1431-1434)

加尼维特斯是一位15世纪的占星家,以《医生之友》的作者而闻名,该书是文艺复兴时期医学占星学流传最广、最经久不衰的手册之一。他的确切生卒年份不详,但活跃于15世纪初,自称是法国维埃纳城小兄弟会修道院的约翰·加尼维特修士。

《医生之友》大约于1431年在维埃纳写成,应布鲁塞尔医生亨利·阿米库斯的请求而作。同年,加尼维特被请求判断维埃纳的一位教长能否从疾病中康复。教长在加尼维特做出判断后两天内去世,这进一步巩固了他清晰而自信判断的声誉。他的作品最初以手稿形式流传,之后于1496年在里昂由约翰内斯·特雷克塞尔印刷出版。该版本还收录了另一篇归于加尼维特的小短文《天诉说》,以及阿伯拉罕·伊本·以斯拉关于关键日论文的拉丁文缩写。一封1496年9月发自维埃纳的序言信将该作品介绍为专为医生设计的参考资料。

《医生之友》的魅力在于其清晰性和组织性。它精确阐述了占星学原理,解释了如何将其应用于医学问题,提供了关于使用卧病星盘(decumbiture)的实用指导,并确立了识别关键日以及判断康复或死亡的规则。这种实用方法确保了其持久价值,导致其在里昂于1508年和1550年,以及在法兰克福于1614年多次重印。林恩·桑代克将《医生之友》描述为“可能是15世纪欧洲最具影响力的医学占星学论著”。它在两个多世纪里被广泛阅读,并被威廉·莉莉的多部作品引用,对于莉莉而言,加尼维特明显是一个重要来源。他的名字出现在《基督教占星学》开篇献给威廉·莉莉的献诗中所列举的最著名历史占星家之中:“伟大的托勒密、尤利乌斯·菲尔米库斯、阿尔布马扎尔、阿尔巴特尼乌斯……约翰·德·雷吉奥蒙特、加尼维特斯、莱奥维提乌斯、米歇尔·诺斯特拉达姆、卡尔丹、纳博德、第谷——这些名扬四海的人。”

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里昂,1496年(约翰内斯·特雷克塞尔)

里昂,1508年

里昂,1550年(纪尧姆·鲁耶)

法兰克福,1614年——可在国际档案库获取

Ganivetus: Jean Ganivet (Astrologer - fl. 1431-1434)
英文原文

Ganivetus was a 15th-century astrologer best known as the author of Amicus medicorum (‘Physician’s Friend’), one of the most widely circulated and enduring manuals of Renaissance medical astrology. The exact years of his birth and death are unknown, but he flourished in the early 1400s and identifies himself as Brother John Ganivet of the convent of the Friars Minor of the city of Vienne, France.

Amicus medicorum was written around 1431 at Vienne, at the request of the Brussels physician Henry Amicus. In this same year Ganivet was asked to judge whether a dean of Vienne would recover from an illness. The dean died within two days of Ganivet’s judgement, adding strength to his reputation for clear and confident judgement. His work initially circulated in manuscript before being printed at Lyon in 1496 by Johannes Trechsel. That edition also included another short tract ascribed to Ganivet, Caeli enarrant (‘The Heavens Declare’), and a Latin abbreviation of Abraham Ibn Ezra’s treatise on critical days. A prefatory letter dated from Vienne in September 1496 introduced the work as a resource intended for physicians.

The appeal of Amicus medicorum lay in its clarity and organisation. It set out the principles of astrology with precision, explained how to apply them in medical concerns, gave practical guidance on the use of decumbiture, and established rules for identifying critical days and judging recovery or death. This practical approach ensured its enduring value, leading to multiple reprints at Lyon in 1508 and 1550 and at Frankfurt in 1614. Lynn Thorndike describes Amicus medicorum as “probably the most influential [medical astrology] treatise composed in Europe during the fifteenth century”. It remained widely read for more than two centuries and was cited in several works by William Lilly, for whom Ganivetus was clearly an important source. His name appears among the most celebrated historical astrologers in the dedicatory poem to William Lilly at the start of Christian Astrology : Great Ptolomy, and Julius Firmicus, Albumazar, and Albategnius,… And Iohn de Regiomonte, Ganivetus, Leovitius, Michael Nostradame, Cardan, and Nabod, Tycho, men of fame.

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Lyon, 1496 (Johannes Trechsel) Lyon, 1508 Lyon, 1550 (Guillaume Rouillé) Frankfurt, 1614 - available on the International Archive

Lyon, 1496 (Johannes Trechsel)

Lyon, 1508

Lyon, 1550 (Guillaume Rouillé)

Frankfurt, 1614 - available on the International Archive

高奎林:米歇尔·高奎林(占星学研究者-1928-1991) Gauquelin: Michel Gauquelin (Astrological Researcher - 1928-1991)

米歇尔·高奎林(1928-1991)是一位法国心理学家和统计学家,他对人格与行星位置之间的相关性进行了大量探索。他最为人所知的是提出了“火星效应”,该效应表明,当火星在出生时处于角宫位置,会与体育成就突出等现象相关。

高奎林的研究在发表时遭到了科学界的极大敌意。丹尼斯·罗林斯在其《星孩》一文中描述了其数据遭到滥用和不当处理的惊人内情。在健康不佳和情绪低落的情况下,高奎林在1991年5月20日左右自杀身亡。以下关于他生平与工作的记述是汉斯·艾森克教授于1991年6月20日在《独立报》上发表的讣告(第31页):

米歇尔·高奎林受过心理学家和统计学家的训练,但他因其在有时被称为新占星学或宇宙生物学领域的革命性工作而广为人知,即对某些行星在出生时的位置(特别是木星、火星、土星)与个人在各职业领域的知名度及其人格之间的相关性进行科学测量。他出版了许多关于其研究的书籍,大多数当然是法文,但有些已被翻译成英文:他最新的一本《新占星学:一场哥白尼革命》将于8月底由Penguin-Arkana出版。高奎林的工作方法是,从出生记录中提取著名运动员、军人、诗人、演员等的地点和精确出生时间,然后查看此人出生时哪些行星位于“高奎林区域”之一——高奎林区域是指行星刚从地平线升起之后和刚到达中天(行星在天空中的最高点)之后的位置,其次还有刚下落之后和刚到达最低中天(地平线以下最低点)之后的位置。通过使用数千名杰出人物(不仅限于法国,还包括国际范围),他发现了行星与杰出类型之间高度显著的关系——运动员更可能出生时火星处于关键位置,演员出生时木星处于这些位置,科学家和医生出生时土星处于这些位置,等等。他还研究了数千名非杰出的对照对象,以反驳对其统计数据的批评。他的工作量(得益于他的第一任妻子弗朗索瓦丝,她合著了他的许多文章)惊人;他所有的数据都被转移到计算机中,并可供批判性审视和检验。

他遭遇了许多批评,这些人认为他试图提倡不加批判地回归占星学,然而他发表的大部分作品都对传统占星学及其缺乏科学方法论持高度批判态度。他自己的工作是典范性的,在不同国家多次重复验证了他的原始发现,并根据他认为合理的批评调整了他的方法。广为人知的“火星效应”,即火星与体育成就之间的联系,成为他和批评者交锋的主要战场;荣誉无疑归于高奎林,因为他最激烈的批评者进行的重复验证产生的结果与他自己的结果高度一致。即使在次要假设上也是如此,例如他认为行星效应会显示出医学上称为“剂量反应”的关系,即火星效应对于最杰出的运动员(无论男女)最为强烈。(正如双阈值假设所预期的,女性表现出来的火星效应是男性的两倍。)另一个重要发现是,人格似乎与行星效应有关。存在一种“典型”人格特征,使得大多数运动员与众不同,而与科学家或演员的人格特征不同——行星效应仅对那些具有适当人格的运动员、科学家或演员才明显。因此,外向者往往出生于火星之下,内向者则出生于土星之下。但这些规则似乎仅适用于其各自职业领域中的杰出人物;对普通人的结果则尚无定论。

现在已毋庸置疑,米歇尔·高奎林确实发现了某些东西;但其重要性仍存疑问。该效应虽然真实,但规模不大;它当然没有实际重要性。但这就像一个小女孩为了安抚愤怒的父亲而说:“但是,爸爸,它只是个小宝宝!”——正统科学断然声称,无论多小,都应该存在一个效应。高奎林对他的发现的重要性深信不疑,他将其比作一场哥白尼革命。批评者曾试图提出由方法论缺陷导致的更明显的原因:他设法反驳了所有此类批评。唯一剩下的批评是,没有好的理论来解释他的数据。然而,我们也没有好的理论来解释引力——或者更确切地说,我们有几种理论,但没有一个被普遍接受:现象必须在发展出好的理论之前被认识和研究。物理学家曾提出行星对地球磁场的影响作为中间环节,但这似乎尚未得到充分支持。我们只能希望自然科学家们会展开探索;高奎林从不怀疑他发现的这些现象会找到一个物理原因。

米歇尔·高奎林是一个令人愉悦的人,机智、善于交际,并且总是乐于讨论他最新的研究。他本人也是一名运动员,最佳排名曾跻身法国顶尖50名网球选手之列。在我们共同参加的许多会议上,我们会偷偷溜走,去法国、意大利、德国或瑞士的红土场打上一场比赛。米歇尔总是显得极其稳定,像一座力量之塔;无论他的批评者多么不讲道理,他从不发脾气。很难理解是什么导致他自杀,尽管他的第二次婚姻破裂可能导致了今年降临在他身上的那种不合时宜的抑郁。只有未来才能告诉我们,他是开创了科学探索的新篇章,还是被某个琐碎的方法论错误所欺骗。我会赌前者,但只有时间能证明。在这么多坚定的批评者——哲学家、物理学家、天文学家、数学家——都未能找到错误的情况下,假设确实存在一些值得研究的事实并非不合理。如果存在,那么米歇尔·高奎林的名字将永远与这一发现联系在一起。

汉斯·艾森克

Gauquelin: Michel Gauquelin (Astrological Researcher - 1928-1991)
英文原文

Michel Gauquelin (1928-1991) was a French psychologist and statistician who made volumous explorations of the correlation between personality and planetary placements. He is best known for establishing the ' Mars effect ' which shows such results as athletic prominence when Mars is angular at birth.

Gauquelin suffered a very hostile reception to his work amongst the scientific community at the time it was published. The shocking account of how his data was abused and mishandled is given in Dennis Rawlin's sTARBABY . In ill-health and demoralised, Gauquelin took his own life sometime around 20 May 1991. The following account of his life and work is the obituary written by Professor Hans Eysenck published in the Independent Newspaper on 20 June 1991 (p.31):

Michel Gauquelin was trained as a psychologist and statistician, but is widely known for his revolutionary work on what he sometimes called neo-astrology or cosmobiology, i.e. the scientific measurement of the correlations between the position of certain planets at birth (Jupiter, Mars, Saturn in particular), an individual’s fame in various professions, and their personality. He published many books on his research, mostly of course in French, but some have been translated into English: his latest, Neo-Astrology: a Copernican Revolution, will be published by Penguin-Arkana at the end of August. Gauquelin’s method of work was to extract details of the place and exact time of birth of famous sportsmen, soldiers, poets, actors etc from their birth records, and then look to see which planets had been in one of the “Gauquelin sectors” at that person’s birth – the Gauquelin sectors being just after rise from the earth’s horizon and just after culmination (the planet’s highest point in the sky), and, less importantly, just after setting and just after the lowest culmination (the lowest point below the horizon). Using thousands of eminent people, not only in France but internationally, he discovered highly significant relations between planet and type of eminence – sportsmen were more likely to be born with Mars in the crucial positions, actors with Jupiter in those positions, scientists and doctors with Saturn, and so on. He also studied thousands of non-eminent control subjects, to counter criticisms of his statistics. His work-rate (aided by his first wife, Francoise, who co-authored many of his articles) was astonishing; all his data were transferred to computer, and were made available to critical scrutiny for testing. He encountered much criticism by people who thought he was trying to advocate an uncritical return to astrology, yet most of his published work was highly critical of traditional astrology, and its lack of scientific methodology. His own work is exemplary, replicating his original findings many times, in different countries, and modifying his methods to accommodate criticisms he thought justified. The “Mars effect”, as it became universally known, i.e. the connection between Mars and eminence in sport, became the main battle ground where he and his critics fought out their encounters; honours undoubtedly went to Gauquelin, because replications by his most embattled critics produced results which were well in line with his own. This was true even for secondary hypotheses, such as his view that the planetary effects would show what in medicine is known as a “dose-response” relation, i.e. that the mars effect would be strongest for the most eminent sportsmen – and women. (As would be expected on the dual threshold hypothesis, women showed the Mars effect twice as strongly as men.) Another important finding was that personality seemed to be involved in planetary effects. There appeared to be a “typical” personality characterising most sportsmen, different from that characterising, say, of scientists, or actors – planetary effects were apparent only for those sportsmen, scientists or actors with the right kind of personality. Thus extroverts tended to be born under Mars, introverts under Saturn. But these rules seemed to obtain only for people eminent in their various professions; results with ordinary people have been inconclusive. There can no longer be any doubt that Michel Gauquelin did discover something; questions remain about its importance. The effect, while real, is modest in size; it certainly has no practical importance. But it is like the baby produced by the young girl who tried to pacify her furious father by saying: “But, dad, it’s only a little one!” Orthodox science says categorically that there should be an effect, however small. Gauquelin had no doubt about the importance of his discovery, which he likened to a Copernican revolution. Critics have tried to suggest more obvious causes due to methodological faults: he managed to counter all such criticisms. The only one that remained was the true statement that there was no good theory to account for his data. However, we also have no good theory to account for gravitation – or rather, we have several, none universally accepted: phenomena have to be recognised and studied before we can develop good theories. Physicists have suggested planetary influence on the magnetic field of the earth as an intermediary, but this does not seem to be well-supported as yet. We can only hope that physical scientists will take up the search; Gauquelin never doubted that a physical cause would be found for the phenomena he discovered. Michel Gauquelin was a delightful person, witty, sociable and always ready to discuss his latest research. He was a sportsman, ranking at his best among the 50 leading tennis players in France. At many conferences we attended, we would play truant and go off to have a game on the red clay courts of France, Italy, Germany or Switzerland. Michel always seemed eminently stable, a tower of strength; he never lost his temper, however unreasonable his critics. It is difficult to understand what caused him to take his own life, although the fact that his second marriage had broken down might have been responsible for the uncharacteristic depression which descended upon him this year. Only the future will tell us whether he opened a new chapter in scientific investigation, or whether he was deceived by some trivial error of methodology. I would bet on the former alternative, but only time will tell. Where so many determined critics – philosophers, physicists, astronomers, mathematicians – have failed to find a fault, it is not unreasonable to assume that there really is something factual to investigate. If there is, Michel Gauquelin’s name will forever be associated with that discovery. Hans Eysenck

双子座 Gemini

双子座是拉丁语中'双胞胎'的意思,并且是以下两者的名称:

双子座星座——一组(间距不规则的)主要恒星群,横跨黄道,位于黄道带内。

双子座黄道十二宫——黄道十二个等分区域中的第三个,天文学上由黄道与分点和至点的交点决定。

双子座星座——一组(间距不规则的)主要恒星群,横跨黄道,位于黄道带内。

双子座黄道十二宫——黄道十二个等分区域中的第三个,天文学上由黄道与分点和至点的交点决定。

尽管双子座星座和双子座黄道十二宫名称相同,但它们在天文学上是彼此区分的,并且由于黄道带考虑了岁差现象,它们预计不会重叠。

星座和黄道十二宫都为占星判断增添意义,但它们从不同的原则中汲取象征意义。

双子座的符号:

‣有关星座的恒星和象征意义的详细信息,请参阅《双子座星座的星宿传说》

‣有关黄道十二宫的划分、主宰关系和象征意义的详细信息,请参阅《双子座宫位象征》

Gemini
英文原文

Gemini is the Latin word for 'twins' and is the name given to:

The Constellation Gemini - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac . The Zodiac Sign Gemini - the third of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

The Constellation Gemini - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac .

The Zodiac Sign Gemini - the third of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

Though the constellation and the sign of Gemini share the same name, they are astronomically distinguished from each other and not expected to overlap due to the zodiac factoring in the phenomenon of precession . Constellations and signs both add meaning to an astrological judgement but draw their symbolism from different principles.

Symbol for Gemini:

‣ For details of the stars and symbolism of the constellation, see

Star Lore of the Constellation Gemini

‣ For details on divisions, rulerships and symbolism of the zodiac sign, see

Sign Symbolism of Gemini

生辰占星学 Genethliacal Astrology

处理出生星盘或本命星盘的占星学分支——参见geniture了解这个术语为何指向出生。

英文原文

The branch of astrology that deals with birth charts or natal horoscopes - see geniture for why this term refers to the birth.

诞生 Geniture

Geniture-一个拉丁术语,等同于“出生”,源自genus“起源”或“诞生”,因此常见于古文献中,指的是出生星盘。

存在传统技术来确定“出生星盘的主星”,该主星被认定为星盘中最强且最有影响力的行星。

英文原文

Geniture - a Latin term that equates to 'nativity', deriving from genus 'origin' or 'birth', so often found in older texts to refer to the birth chart.

Traditional techniques exist to establish the ' Lord of the Geniture ' which is determined to be the strongest and most influential planet of the horoscope.

相关词条 Lord of the Geniture
地心模型 Geocentric Model

占星学采用天文测量的地心模型,这并不是基于认为地球静止于宇宙中心的信念,而是为了有一个固定的测量点,它假设地球的位置是固定的,从而可以根据其他行星与地球的关系来测量它们的位置。这是一个完全可靠且精确的天文测量系统,并为以地球为中心的观测天文学提供了首选的视角。

英文原文

Astrology uses the geocentric model of astronomical measurement, which is not utilising a belief that the Earth stands motionless at the centre of the cosmos but, for the sake of having a fixed point to take measurements from, it uses an assumption that the Earth's position is fixed, so that the positions of other planets can be measured according to their relationship with it. It is a fully reliable and precise system of astronomical measurement and offers the preferred perspective for Earth-centred observational astronomy.

晷针 Gnomon

一个固定的臂或一个用于追踪太阳运动的简易日晷。

英文原文

A stationary arm or a rudimentary sundial used for tracking the movement of the Sun.

戈德斯坦-雅各布森:艾薇·戈德斯坦-雅各布森(占星家-1893-1990) Goldstein-Jacobson: Ivy Goldstein-Jacobson (Astrologer - 1893-1990)

艾薇·戈德斯坦·雅各布森是20世纪一位有影响力的占星师,她通过所写的书籍和为执业占星师设计的函授课程,帮助传播占星知识。她出生于澳大利亚布里斯班,后来移居美国。艾薇活到97岁,晚年是一位非常多产的占星师——她的大部分作品都是在年近七旬后出版的,包括:《星盘数学:初级教材》(1940年)、《星盘基础》(1959年)、《简化卜卦占星》(1960年)、《占星中的暗月莉莉丝》(1961年)、《占星随笔与事件本质》(1964年)、《占星之道》(1967年)、《遍及地球的占星》(1968年)、《占星函授课程》(1968年)、《一生的占星转折:初级弧线推运》(1969年)、《星盘基础:完整数学》(1973年)、《起初,占星》(1975年)、《占星论文集》(1979年)、《从外太空到地球》(1982年)、《用占星解释我的困惑》(1989年)。《简化卜卦占星》是艾薇·戈德斯坦·雅各布森最著名的作品之一,在玛吉·海德的文章《艾薇·戈德斯坦·雅各布森的卜卦:一个生病的男孩》中以数字格式再现,该文章探讨了她发表的一个卜卦星盘中的象征意义。出生:1893年4月13日——去世:1990年5月5日。

Goldstein-Jacobson: Ivy Goldstein-Jacobson (Astrologer - 1893-1990)Goldstein-Jacobson: Ivy Goldstein-Jacobson (Astrologer - 1893-1990)
英文原文

Ivy Goldstein Jacobson was an influential 20th-century astrologer who helped disseminate astrology knowledge through the books she wrote and the correspondence course she designed for practising astrologers. Born in Brisbane, Australia, she later moved to the USA.

Ivy lived to the age of 97 and was a very prolific astrologer in later life - most of her works were published after she hit her late 60s and include:

Mathematics of the Astrological Chart: a Primary Class Textbook (1940) Foundation of the Astrological Chart (1959) Simplified Horary Astrology (1960) The Dark Moon Lilith in Astrology (1961) Here and There in Astrology & What is the Nature of This Event? (1964) The Way of Astrology (1967) All Over the Earth Astrologically (1968) Correspondence Course in Astrology (1968) The Turn of a Lifetime Astrologically: Directing by Primary Arcs (1969) Foundation of the Astrological Chart: With Complete Mathematics (1973) In the Beginning, Astrology (1975) Astrological Essays (1979) From Outer Space to Planet Earth (1982) Explain me why astrologically (1989)

Mathematics of the Astrological Chart: a Primary Class Textbook (1940)

Foundation of the Astrological Chart (1959)

Simplified Horary Astrology (1960)

The Dark Moon Lilith in Astrology (1961)

Here and There in Astrology & What is the Nature of This Event? (1964)

The Way of Astrology (1967)

All Over the Earth Astrologically (1968)

Correspondence Course in Astrology (1968)

The Turn of a Lifetime Astrologically: Directing by Primary Arcs (1969)

Foundation of the Astrological Chart: With Complete Mathematics (1973)

In the Beginning, Astrology (1975)

Astrological Essays (1979)

From Outer Space to Planet Earth (1982)

Explain me why astrologically (1989)

Simplified Horary Astrology is one of Ivy Goldstein-Jacobson's most well-known works and is reproduced in digital format within the article Ivy Goldstein-Jacobson’s Horary: A Sick Boy , by Maggie Hyde, which explores the symbolism in one of her published horary charts.

Born: 13 April 1893 - died: 5 May 1990

大三角 Grand Trine

大三角是一种相位配置,涉及星盘中三颗行星彼此形成三合相位,从而构成三角形。这被认为是一种和谐配置,其中行星能量自由流动并轻松融合。根据尼古拉斯·坎皮恩的说法:当大三角位于火象星座时,天赋在于热情和探索新可能性;土象星座时,天赋在于实际工作和经验;风象星座时,天赋在于智力工作和思想交流;水象星座时,天赋根植于同情心、怜悯心和直觉。

Grand Trine
英文原文

A Grand Trine is an aspect configuration that involves three planets scattered around the chart, all in a trine aspect to each other, and so forming the shape of a triangle. This is said to be an harmonious configuration, in which the planetary energies flow freely and blend together with ease.

According to Nicholas Campion : when the Grand Trine is in: Fire Signs , talents lie in enthusiasm, and the search for new possibilities. Earth Signs , talents lie in practical work and experience. Air Signs , talents lie in intellectual work and the communication of ideas. Water Signs , talents are rooted in sympathy, compassion and intuition.

大圆 Great Circle

术语“大圆”指的是围绕球体内部或外部绘制的一条线,该线也构成该球体的圆周,将其分为两个相等的半球。例如赤道、黄道、本初子午线以及黄经圈,而黄纬圈则被称为“小圆”,因为它们不构成地球的圆周。

英文原文

The term 'great circle' signifies a line drawn around the inside or outside of a globe, which also constitutes the circumference of that globe, dividing it into two equal hemispheres. Examples include the equator , the ecliptic , the prime meridian and circles of celestial longitude , whereas cycles of celestial latitude are known as 'small circles' since they do not constitute a circumference of the earth.

大合 Great Conjunction

土星和木星是可见行星中运动最慢的,两者的合相周期约为20年,木星大约12年完成黄道一圈,土星约29.5年。这些合相跨越几个世纪形成的模式,标志着定义世界时代的世俗主题。大合相持续约800年,之后两颗行星将在接近上一周期起始度数处形成新的合相,随后在相邻度数重复下一次相遇。最大合相发生在两颗行星于白羊座(黄道第一宫,火象三分相的‘头部’)开始新的伟大周期时,这定义了世界的一个纪元,预计将引发王朝、宗教、科学和国家特征的巨变。中合相描述了‘突变转换’:即一系列合相不再在一个三分相内重复,而转移到另一个三分相。这将整个周期分为四个阶段,每个阶段平均持续约两个世纪。在此范围内,合相通常落入同一元素的星座,形成一个内部的‘时代’,社会价值观、信仰、知识和政治结构的变化与该元素主题一致。小合相是位于中合相之间但未涉及三分相转换的剩余合相,也包括行星进入同一三分相下一个星座的情况(因两星座同为相同元素,变化较小)。尽管传统作者未进一步细分周期,但将同一星座内重复的合相视为与世界周期最不重要的合相似乎合理,然而这些合相在世俗占星学中仍非常重要,指示着其所管辖的20年周期的社会脉搏和文化基调。大合相持续约800年,之后两颗行星将在接近上一周期起始度数处形成新的合相,随后在相邻度数重复下一次相遇。最大合相发生在两颗行星于白羊座(黄道第一宫,火象三分相的‘头部’)开始新的伟大周期时,这定义了世界的一个纪元,预计将引发王朝、宗教、科学和国家特征的巨变。中合相描述了‘突变转换’:即一系列合相不再在一个三分相内重复,而转移到另一个三分相。这将整个周期分为四个阶段,每个阶段平均持续约两个世纪。在此范围内,合相通常落入同一元素的星座,形成一个内部的‘时代’,社会价值观、信仰、知识和政治结构的变化与该元素主题一致。小合相是位于中合相之间但未涉及三分相转换的剩余合相,也包括行星进入同一三分相下一个星座的情况(因两星座同为相同元素,变化较小)。尽管传统作者未进一步细分周期,但将同一星座内重复的合相视为与世界周期最不重要的合相似乎合理,然而这些合相在世俗占星学中仍非常重要,指示着其所管辖的20年周期的社会脉搏和文化基调。完整的周期持续约804年,而非常见的960年。这一错误源于旧的理论预期,即每个系列在每个突变转换中应有12个20年合相,得出每个元素‘推进’的‘理想’模型为240年,而非接近201年的实际平均值。由于每次突变转换预计将周期四等分,该数字乘以四得到假定的960年周期。这一错误在中世纪晚期和文艺复兴之前已被纠正并搁置。尽管周期遵循规律节奏,内部合相并不按完美模式对齐。下表显示了多次突变转换周围的摇摆效应,即合相在最终稳定进入变化之前,会额外一次前滑或后滑至相邻元素。这些过渡期被视为‘划时代’事件,新旧之间的振荡反映了开创性想法如何出现、消退,然后在集体投资聚集后以更大力量重新浮现。当前L-K周期图表,记录了46次合相,始于1702年(开启当前周期),止于2497年(开启下一周期)。

Great Conjunction
英文原文

The term refers to unions of Saturn and Jupiter, the slowest-moving visible planets. Because Jupiter takes about 12 years to complete the zodiac and Saturn 29½, their conjunction recurs roughly every 20 years. The patterns these conjunctions form over centuries mark the mundane themes that define world eras.

Great conjunctions last about 800 years, after which the two planets form a new conjunction close to the degree where they met at the start of the previous cycle – they then repeat their subsequent meetings in nearby degrees. The greatest conjunction is when the two planets begin a new great cycle in Aries (the first sign of the zodiac and ‘head’ of the fire triplicity). This defines an epoch for the world expected to bring sweeping changes in dynasties, religions, science and the character of nations. Mean conjunctions depict ‘mutational shifts’: when the series of conjunctions ceases to repeat in one triplicity and moves to another. This breaks the full cycle down into four stages that last on average about two centuries. Within this, the conjunctions generally fall in signs of the same element, creating an internal ‘era’ where changes in societal values, beliefs, knowledge and political structures shift in line with that elemental theme. Lesser conjunctions are the remaining conjunctions that fall between mean conjunctions but do not involve a shift of triplicity. These also include cases where planets move into the next sign of the same triplicity (a less significant change since both signs share the same elemental nature). Although traditional authors make no further breakdown of the cycle, it seems logical to treat conjunctions that repeat within the same sign as the least significant in relation to world cycles. However, these still hold great importance in mundane astrology for indicating the social pulse and cultural tone of the 20-year period they govern.

Great conjunctions last about 800 years, after which the two planets form a new conjunction close to the degree where they met at the start of the previous cycle – they then repeat their subsequent meetings in nearby degrees.

The greatest conjunction is when the two planets begin a new great cycle in Aries (the first sign of the zodiac and ‘head’ of the fire triplicity). This defines an epoch for the world expected to bring sweeping changes in dynasties, religions, science and the character of nations.

Mean conjunctions depict ‘mutational shifts’: when the series of conjunctions ceases to repeat in one triplicity and moves to another. This breaks the full cycle down into four stages that last on average about two centuries. Within this, the conjunctions generally fall in signs of the same element, creating an internal ‘era’ where changes in societal values, beliefs, knowledge and political structures shift in line with that elemental theme.

Lesser conjunctions are the remaining conjunctions that fall between mean conjunctions but do not involve a shift of triplicity. These also include cases where planets move into the next sign of the same triplicity (a less significant change since both signs share the same elemental nature). Although traditional authors make no further breakdown of the cycle, it seems logical to treat conjunctions that repeat within the same sign as the least significant in relation to world cycles. However, these still hold great importance in mundane astrology for indicating the social pulse and cultural tone of the 20-year period they govern.

The full cycle lasts about 804 years, not 960 years as is often reported. That misconception stems from an old theoretical expectation that each series should contain twelve 20-year conjunctions in each mutational shift, giving an ‘ideal’ model of 240 years for the ‘progress’ through each element, rather than the true value which averages closer to 201. Since each mutational shifts were expected to quarter the cycle, the figure was multiplied by four to obtain the supposed period of 960 years. This error had already been corrected and set aside well before the late medieval and Renaissance period. Although the cycles follow a regular rhythm, the internal conjunctions don’t align by a perfect pattern. The following tables show a wobble effect around many mutational shifts, where the conjunction slips forward or backward into the neighbouring element one extra time before settling into its change. These transitional periods were watched for ‘epoch-making’ events, with the oscillation between old and new reflecting how pioneering ideas appear, recede, and then re-emerge with greater force once collective investment gathers behind them.

Diagram of the current L - K cycle , charting 46 conjunctions, beginning with that of 1702 which initiated the current cycle, and ending with that of 2497 which inaugurates the next. Details of dates/degree positions shown below. [More extensive data, covering 2000 BCE-3700 CE, available here]

# Sign Trip Year Position Date 1A a Fire 1702 06° a 36′ 21 May 2 i Fire 1723 23° i 19′ 5 Jan 3 e Fire 1742 27° e 09′ 30 Aug 4 a Fire 1762 12° a 21′ 18 Mar 5 i Fire 1782 28° i 06′ 5 Nov 6 f Earth 1802 05° f 07′ 17 Jul 7 a Fire 1821 24° a 38′ 19 Jun 8 j Earth 1842 08° j 54′ 26 Jan 9 f Earth 1861 18° f 22′ 21 Oct 10 b Earth 1881 01° b 35′ 18 Apr 11 j Earth 1901 13° j 59′ 28 Nov 12 f Earth 1921 26° f 35′ 10 Sep 13 b Earth 1940 14° b 27′ 8 Aug 14 b Earth 1940 12° b 27′ 20 Oct 15 b Earth 1941 09° b 07′ 15 Feb 16 j Earth 1961 25° j 12′ 19 Feb 17 g Air 1980 09° g 29′ 31 Dec 18 g Air 1981 08° g 06′ 4 Mar 19 g Air 1981 04° g 56′ 24 Jul 20 b Earth 2000 22° b 43′ 28 May 21 k Air 2020 00° k 29′ 21 Dec 22 g Air 2040 17° g 55′ 31 Oct 23 c Air 2060 00° c 46′ 7 Apr 24 k Air 2080 11° k 52′ 15 Mar 25 g Air 2100 25° g 32′ 18 Sep 26 c Air 2119 14° c 51′ 15 Jul 27 k Air 2140 17° k 04′ 14 Jan 28 h Water 2159 07° h 58′ 21 Dec 29 c Air 2179 23° c 03′ 28 May 30 k Air 2199 28° k 19′ 7 Apr 31 h Water 2219 14° h 41′ 31 Oct 32 d Water 2238 06° d 37′ 7 Sep 33 d Water 2239 03° d 24′ 13 Jan 34 d Water 2239 01° d 41′ 22 Mar 35 l Water 2259 03° l 15′ 3 Feb 36 h Water 2279 25° h 58′ 6 Feb 37 h Water 2279 23° h 51′ 7 May 38 h Water 2279 21° h 07′ 31 Aug 39 d Water 2298 14° d 44′ 12 Jul 40 l Water 2318 14° l 13′ 27 Apr 41 i Fire 2338 02° i 00′ 2 Dec 42 d Water 2358 22° d 32′ 23 May 43 l Water 2378 18° l 57′ 18 Feb 44 i Fire 2398 07° i 25′ 2 Oct 45 e Fire 2417 05° e 27′ 24 Aug 46 l Water 2437 29° l 50′ 11 May 47 i Fire 2457 17° i 52′ 24 Dec 48 e Fire 2477 12° e 54′ 6 Jul 1B a Fire 2497 04° a 34′ 4 Mar

(行星的)大年 Great years (of the planets)

大年(或称“更大年”),亦被称为“最终年”、“完整年”或“大周期”,展示了每个行星在整个星座中掌管的期限总数(参见托勒密《四书》I.20);即:土星57+木星79+火星66+金星82+水星76=360。这些数字体现了对行星速度和吉凶属性的敏感性,因此金星——一颗快速移动的吉星——掌管最多的期限,而土星——一颗慢速移动的凶星——掌管最少的期限;这很合理,因为正如威廉·利利所解释的那样,大年设定了当该行星为命主星且位置良好时的寿命预期。

[表格与术语条目摘自Houlding的《注释版利利》,脚注154,第58-59页]

Great years (of the planets)
英文原文

The Great (or Greater) years, also known as ‘final years’, ‘complete years’ or ‘great periods’,show the total number of terms that each planet rules throughout the signs (see Ptolemy , Tetrabiblos I.20); i.e ., Saturn 57 + Jupiter 79 + Mars 66 + Venus 82 + Mercury 76 = 360. The figures demonstrate sensitivity to the speed and benefic qualities of the planets, so that Venus, a quick-moving benefic, rules the most terms, whilst Saturn, a slow moving malefic, rules the least; appropriate because as William Lilly explains the greater years set the expectancy of life when the planet in question is lord of the geniture and well situated.

[Table & glossary entry extracted from Houlding’s Annotated Lilly , footnote 154, pp.58-59]

行星的最大年 Greatest years (of the planets)

大多数行星年基于会合回归:即行星从一次与太阳会合到下一次的周期(希腊语:sýnodos“会合”)。小年显示在同一黄道区域内重复出现的会合周期之间的时间段,而“大年”则显示在一年中相似时间、同一黄道区域内的重复出现。例如,土星于2007年12月在双鱼座8°开始逆行,并于2008年5月在双鱼座2°恢复顺行;265年前,即1742年12月,土星在双鱼座6°开始逆行,并于1743年5月在金牛座29°恢复顺行,表现出类似的会合关系。

大年的计算是通过发现每颗行星的恒星周期(绕黄道一周)与其会合周期之间的数值关系得出的。奥托·诺伊格鲍尔在其《古代数学天文学史》第三卷(SpringerVerlag,纽约,1975年,第605页及以下)中讨论了这些的天文学基础(另见托勒密《天文学大成》第九卷第三章)。外行星的大年通过将其恒星周期乘以下表中的“周期数”得出——例如,土星的恒星周期为29.46年,即10759天。其周期数为9,因为每9个恒星周期后,它会在一年中相似的时间与太阳恢复相似的关系(即9×10759天=96831天,除以365.25得265.1年)。对于内行星金星和水星,会合周期乘以周期数而非恒星周期:例如,金星,583.9(天)×720(周期)=420403天,即1151年;此时其会合相位在一年中相似时间于相近度数处重复出现。

太阳的最大数字1461是四年中的天数(基于古代一年365.25天的数值),因此这是第一个将太阳移动到黄道新度数的太阳回归周期。由于埃及人不使用闰年,他们的历法(由天狼星确定)每四年就会与恒星不同步1°。这个1461天的太阳周期反映在一个更大的周期中,称为“天狼星周期”,持续1461年,代表天狼星在阿赫特季第一天(即尼罗河泛滥期)连续偕日升之间的间隔。

月亮的大年是最令人困惑的数字。古代作家如安条克和修辞者将其定为25年;因为25个太阴月相当于2个太阳年,并且经过309个太阴月后,月亮的相位周期在黄道几度内重复,25个太阳年中有309个太阴月。因此,基于确定其他内行星逻辑的推理,这似乎是正确的数字;然而,问题在于它与月亮小年的数值相冲突。后来的作者,包括阿尔-卡比西、阿尔比鲁尼和埃兹拉,将其定为520年,这个数字与三个食周期相关,并且已知在玛雅历法和加那利群岛传统历法中很重要。可能是由于对其基础的不确定以及简单的转录错误,导致博纳图斯记录为420年,而莉莉记录为320年。

[表格和术语条目摘自Houlding的《莉莉注释》,脚注154,第58-59页]

Greatest years (of the planets)
英文原文

Most of the planetary years are based upon synodic returns : the cycles which move planets from one meeting of the Sun to the next (Gk: sýnodos ‘meeting’). The lesser years show periods between synodic conjunctions which reoccur in the same area of the zodiac, whilst the ‘greatest years’ show a recurrence in the same area of the zodiac at a similar time of year. E.g., Saturn turned retrograde at 8° f in Dec. 2007, and direct again at 2° f in May 2008; 265 years ago it displayed a similar synodic relationship when it turned retrograde at 6° f in Dec. 1742, and direct at 29° e in May, 1743.

Calculation of the greatest years was made through the discovery of a numerical relationship between each planet’s sidereal period (revolution through the zodiac) and its synodic period. Otto Neugebauer discusses the astronomical basis of these in his History of Ancient Mathematical Astronomy , III; (Springer Verlag, New York, 1975); p.605ff (see also Ptolemy, Almagest IX.3). The greatest years of the superior planets are found by multiplying the sidereal period by the ‘period number’ shown in the table below – e.g. , Saturn completes a sidereal period in 29.46 years, or 10759 days. Its period number is 9, because in every 9th sidereal period it returns to a similar relationship with the Sun at a similar time of year ( i.e. , 9 x 10759 days = 96831 days, which divided by 365.25 gives 265.1 years). For the inferior planets Venus and Mercury, the Synodic period is multiplied by the period number instead of the sidereal period: e.g ., for Venus, 583.9 (days) x 720 (periods) = 420403 days, or 1151 years: at which time its synodic phases repeat in a nearby degree at a similar time of year.

The Sun’s greatest number, 1461, is the number of days in four years (based upon the ancient value of a day being 365.25), and so the first solar return period which moves the Sun to a new degree of the zodiac. Since the Egyptians did not use leap years, their calendar (set by the star Sirius) increasingly moved out of synch with the stars by 1° every 4 years. This 1461-day solar period was mirrored in a greater cycle, called the ‘Sothic year’ which lasted 1461 years and represented the period between the successive heliacal risings of Sirius on the 1st day of Akhet, which brought the flooding of the Nile.

The Moon’s greatest year is the figure which has generated most confusion. Ancient authors such as Antiochus and Rhetorius made it 25; because 25 lunar months correspond to 2 solar years and because after 309 lunations the Moon repeats its cycle of phases to within a few degrees of the zodiac, there being 309 lunations in 25 solar years. So this seems to be the correct number based upon the logic which determines that of the other inferior planets; however, there is a problem in that it clashes with the value of the Moon’s least year. Later authors, including Al-Qabīsī, Al Biruni, and Ezra, made it 520, a number which relates to three eclipse periods and which is known to have been important in Mayan calendars and the traditional calendar of the Canary Islands. It was possibly uncertainty concerning its basis and simple transmission errors which led Bonatus to record it as 420, whilst Lilly records it as 320.

[Table & glossary entry extracted from Houlding’s Annotated Lilly , footnote 154, pp.58-59]

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满足 Hayz / Similitude

Hayz是一种表示行星满足感的条件,因为行星根据星座和星区(sect)被适当地定位。该术语通常用于行星的性质与其半球位置(单独称为halb,即‘一半’)或星盘象限及其星座一致的情况。例如,当一个阳性的、昼行星与太阳处于同一半球(在地球之上或之下)并且也在阳性星座时。同样,当一个阴性的、夜行星处于与太阳相对的半球并在阴性星座时。根据不同的传统作者,这个词的定义略有不同,因为它源自一个阿拉伯术语,该术语仅描述行星的位置是合适的。例如,阿拉伯占星家Al-Biruni*告诉我们,一个阳性行星在阳性星座中更具尊严,因此他说它处于它的hayyiz(或hayz)中,意思是它的‘自然位置’或‘偏好位置’。将行星放置在不合适的地方——例如阳性行星在阴性星座中——被认为是一种削弱,并被称为hayz的相反或冲突。在他的《OpusculumAstrologicum》(1539年)中,JohannesSchoener告诉我们,这种条件也被称为‘相似性’。他说:Hayz,或行星相似性,是指昼行星在白天位于地球之上,在夜晚位于地球之下;夜行星在白天位于地球之下,在夜晚位于地球之上。或者,再次,当一个阳性行星处于阳性星座和象限并且是东向时,但一个阴性行星处于阴性星座和象限并且是西向时。这种方法有时会使行星处于其自身hayz的情况达到三次:第一,与时间性质一致(在地球之上或之下);第二,与星座的阳性或阴性一致;第三,与阳性或阴性象限一致,这被其他人称为象限一致性。但请注意,水星有时是昼行,有时是夜行,有时阳性,有时阴性,这取决于它与行星的相位配置,或者取决于它所处星座的性质,如果它没有与其他行星合相或构成相位,这点你应特别注意。(第二部分,第XIX章)。*《占星术要素入门》(写于1029年,1934年由R.RamsayWright翻译)第496和497章,第308页。

英文原文

Hayz is a condition representing planetary contentment because the planet is suitably positioned according to sign and sect . The term is usually applied when the planetary nature agrees with either its the hemisphere placement (by itself termed halb , 'half') or the chart quadrant , and its sign. For example, when a masculine , diurnal planet is positioned in the same hemisphere as the Sun ( above or under the Earth ) and is also in a masculine sign . Likewise, when a feminine, nocturnal planet is placed in the opposite hemisphere to that of the Sun and is in a feminine sign. The word has slightly variant definitions according to different traditional authors because it derives from an Arabic term which simply describes the placement of the planet as a suitable one. For example, the Arabic astrologer Al-Biruni * tells us that a masculine planet is more dignified in a masculine sign, so he says it is in its hayyiz (or hayz); meaning its 'natural place' or 'preferred position'. The placement of a planet in an unsuitable place - such as a masculine planet in a feminine sign, is considered weakening and termed contrariety of hazy or contention. In his Opusculum Astrologicum (1539) Johannes Schoener tells us that the condition is also known as 'similitude'. He says:

Hayz, or planetary similitude, is when a diurnal planet is above the earth in the day, under the earth at night, and a nocturnal planet is under the earth by day, and above the earth at night. Or, again, when a masculine planet is in a masculine sign and quarter and is oriental , but a feminine planet is in a feminine sign and quarter and is occidental . This method sometimes comes to three times in which a planet can be in its own hayz; first, agreement to the quality of time [by being] above or under the earth; second, agreement with the masculinity or femininity of the sign; third, agreement with the masculine or feminine quadrants, which is called by others conformity by quadrant. Observe, however, that Mercury is sometimes diurnal, sometimes nocturnal, now masculine, then feminine, according to its configuration with planets, or according to the nature of the sign in which it is found, if it is not conjunct or configured by another [planet], which you should note well. (, part II, Canon XIX).

*The Book of Instruction in the Elements of the Art of Astrology , (written 1029, translated 1934 by R. Ramsay Wright) ch. 496 & 497, p.308.

偕日升/偕日落 Heliacal Rising / Setting

古代占星家特别重视恒星的偕日升与偕日没,因为这些可以作为农业状况的可靠指标。当一颗行星或恒星与太阳合相时,便发生偕日没。太阳每天向恒星靠近,最终导致一段不可见时期,在此期间它被太阳的光芒所掩盖(参见'灼伤')。它的没落是指它在日落之后最后一次可见的时刻。随后它与太阳同升同落,日夜都隐藏不见。当太阳与恒星在黄道经度上分离大约8-20度时,恒星开始短暂地在日出前出现——它第一次短暂出现被称为偕日升。

英文原文

Ancient astrologers gave particular emphasis to the heliacal rising and setting of stars since these could be used as reliable indicators to agricultural conditions.

A heliacal setting occurs when a planet or star enters into conjunction with the Sun. The increasing proximity of the Sun towards the star each day eventually leads to a period of invisibility, during which it is masked by the Sun's light (see combust ). Its setting is the moment when it is visible for the last time immediately after sunset. It then rises and sets with the Sun, remaining hidden from sight both day and night. When the Sun has separated from the star by somewhere between 8-20 degrees of zodiacal longitude the star begins to emerge, briefly, immediately before sunrise - its first brief appearance being known as its heliacal rising.

卜卦占星学 Horary Astrology

卜卦占星是占星学的一个分支,它利用问题提出的具体时刻所绘制的星盘,对特定问题展开详细探究,占星师需充分理解客户关切的全部内涵与意图。问题的表述被视为问题物质化显现的时刻,可像本命盘探索人生潜能一样,借此探索问题的潜在可能。(该术语源自拉丁语horarius,意为‘时刻的性质’)。在中世纪时期,这一占星分支通常被称为‘质问占星学’,其卜卦盘被称为‘质问’(问题)。在古代占星学中,提问也归属于‘katarche’这一总称范畴。欲了解更多信息,请参阅黛博拉·霍尔丁的《卜卦占星入门》或本站卜卦相关文章合集。

英文原文

Horary is the branch of astrology that offers a detailed exploration of a particular query using a chart drawn for the specific time a question is asked and the astrologer understands the full implications and intentions of the client's concern. The verbalisation of the question is seen as a moment of physical manifestation of the problem, which can be used to explore its potential in the same way that a birth chart can explore the potential of a human life. (The term derives from the Latin horarius , 'of the nature of the hour').

In the medieval period, this branch of astrology was usually known as interrogational astrology, with horary charts referred to as 'interrogations' (questions). The asking of questions also falls under the umbrella term of katarche in ancient astrology.

For more information see Introducing Horary by Deborah Houlding or the collection of articles related to horary on this site.

地平线 Horizon

当人们通常谈论地平线时,他们指的是地球与天空相接的可见地平线的小圆圈;但在占星计算中,我们指的是天球(或理性)地平线——一个穿过地心且始终垂直于天顶和天底的大圆。这会将星盘划分为上半球(昼半球)和下半球(夜半球)。

Horizon
英文原文

When people speak about the horizon generally, they mean the small circle of the visible horizon where the earth joins the sky; but in astrological calculation we refer to the celestial (or rational) horizon - a great circle which cuts through the centre of the earth and is always perpendicular to the zenith and nadir . This divides the chart into the upper ( diurnal ) and lower ( nocturnal ) hemispheres.

地平线 Horizon

当人们一般谈论地平线时,他们指的是可见地平线的小圆,即地球与天空相接之处;但在占星计算中,我们指的是天球(或理性)地平线——一个穿过地球中心且始终垂直于天顶和天底的大圆。这会将星盘分为上半球(昼半球)和下半球(夜半球)。

Horizon
英文原文

When people speak about the horizon generally, they mean the small circle of the visible horizon where the earth joins the sky; but in astrological calculation we refer to the celestial (or rational) horizon - a great circle which cuts through the centre of the earth and is always perpendicular to the zenith and nadir . This divides the chart into the upper ( diurnal ) and lower ( nocturnal ) hemispheres.

星座运势 Horoscope

“星盘(horoscope)一词(源自拉丁语,最终来自希腊语hōroskopos:hōra意为‘时间’+skopos意为‘观察者’)可指上升点的度数、星图的第一宫,或某地某时天体位置的整体布局。

在古代占星学中,时间通过观测恒星在上升点上升来判定,因此上升点的特定度数可能被称为‘星盘’,大致意为‘时间的记录者’。由于在宫位划分中,第一宫始于上升点的度数,因此在许多古代和传统占星学文献中,这一宫位被称为‘星盘’。在现代用法中,该词一般指某人或某物在特定时间或地点的独特占星表征的整体呈现。因此,星图(历史上称为‘图形’或‘布局’)通常被称为‘星盘’。

在古代占星学中,时间通过观测恒星在上升点上升来判定,因此上升点的特定度数可能被称为‘星盘’,大致意为‘时间的记录者’。

由于在宫位划分中,第一宫始于上升点的度数,因此在许多古代和传统占星学文献中,这一宫位被称为‘星盘’。

在现代用法中,该词一般指某人或某物在特定时间或地点的独特占星表征的整体呈现。因此,星图(历史上称为‘图形’或‘布局’)通常被称为‘星盘’。

该图片展示了马丁·路德的‘星盘’,出自奥里加努斯的著作。在讨论宫位时,提及的‘星盘’指的是星图的第一宫。

Horoscope
英文原文

The word ‘horoscope’ (deriving via Latin from Greek hōroskopos : hōra ‘time’ + skopos ‘observer) can be used to mean the degree of the ascendant , the first house of a chart, or the whole scheme of celestial positions at a certain place or time.

In ancient astrology, time was observed by watching the rising of stars over the ascendant, so the specific degree of the ascendant might be referred to as the ‘horoscope’, loosely meaning ‘the recorder of time’. Since, in house division, the first house begins with the degree of the ascendant, this house is referred to by the name ‘horoscope’ in many ancient and traditional astrology texts. In modern use, the word is generally used to mean the whole representation of someone or something’s unique astrological representation at a certain time or place. So a chart diagram (historically known as the ‘figure’ or ‘scheme’) is commonly called ‘the horoscope’.

In ancient astrology, time was observed by watching the rising of stars over the ascendant, so the specific degree of the ascendant might be referred to as the ‘horoscope’, loosely meaning ‘the recorder of time’.

Since, in house division, the first house begins with the degree of the ascendant, this house is referred to by the name ‘horoscope’ in many ancient and traditional astrology texts.

In modern use, the word is generally used to mean the whole representation of someone or something’s unique astrological representation at a certain time or place. So a chart diagram (historically known as the ‘figure’ or ‘scheme’) is commonly called ‘the horoscope’.

The image shows the 'horoscope' of Martin Luther, from the work of Origanus In discussions of the houses, references to the 'horoscope' would refer to the 1st house of the chart

占星术 Horoscopy

星盘学是占星学研究的实践部分,它使用特定时间和地点的星盘(天空的视觉表现或“图表”)来解释行星和天体对齐的意义。不使用星盘学的占星可能会以更普遍的全局意义来评估行星位相、相位或星座变化,因此不需要与特定时间和地点相关的星盘图表。

英文原文

Horoscopy is the practical part of the study of astrology that uses a horoscope (a visual representation or ‘chart’ of the sky) for a specific time and place to interpret the meaning of the planetary and celestial alignments. Astrology that does not use horoscopy might involve assessing planetary phases , aspects , or sign changes in more general terms for universal significance, so a chart diagram relating to a specific time and place would not be needed.

时圈 Hour Circles

时圈是将赤经(沿赤道测量)分为15°的划分,这些划分经过任何子午线的移动相当于一小时的时间(因为整个球体一天旋转360°,360/24=15°)。

Hour Circles
英文原文

Hour Circles are 15° divisions of right ascension (a measurement taken along the equator), the passage of which, across any meridian , equates to one hour of time (since the whole sphere rotates 360° in a day and 360/24 = 15°).

宫位划分原则 House Division Principles

纵观历史,人们采用了多种方法将星盘划分为12个宫位,这些宫位的象征意义大多源自星盘周围天界环境的状况。划分宫位起点的不同方法被称为‘宫位划分系统’。所有计算宫位起点的尝试都旨在创建一种与本地空间相关的黄道划分,而所有提供如何计算划分方法指导的古代文献都显示,对于象限宫位划分的理论预期要求星盘的框架由四个轴点定义:上升点、天顶、下降点和天底。尽管所有象限系统在计算这四个关键点时保持一致,并一致认为轴点之间的空间应等分,但在如何划分这一中间空间上存在不同观点,最本质的区别在于这种计算是基于时间的流逝还是空间的投影。如果选择空间,那么分歧在于划分应直接在黄道上、天赤道上还是其他大圆上进行,然后再投影到黄道上。其中最古老且详细解释的基于空间的宫位系统之一是波菲里系统,它在2世纪维提乌斯·瓦伦斯的著作中得到展示和应用。该方法采用简单方式,将四个象限各分为三等份的黄经段,如下图所示。所有基于时间的系统基本上依赖于将上升点度数移动到天顶所需的时间三等分来找到中间宫位起点。根本区别在于这些投影如何与黄道相关联,以及这是通过时圈、垂直圈还是上升点的投影来完成的。其中一个最古老且详细解释的基于时间的系统以10世纪占星家阿尔卡比丘斯的名字命名,他推广了其使用但并非发明者。其计算方法在公元428年的一份星盘中有详细描述,而巴比伦人已知晓计算中使用的原理。此外,也有广泛使用非常简单的划分方法,仅将黄道圈直接等分为12个部分。在这些‘等宫系统’中,天顶并不像所有象限系统那样与第10宫宫头对齐,而是在上方的某个宫中浮动,所有宫位恰好测量30°黄经。等宫系统将宫位起点的分配固定在上升点的度数上,因此如果上升点落在狮子座15°,所有后续宫位起点将落在后续星座的15°。另一种简单的黄道划分是‘整宫’方法,它放弃了任何宫位起点的计算概念,仅使用星座边界作为宫位的边界。下面的星盘图像显示了演员詹姆斯·迪恩的星盘按照九种不同宫位系统的情况。其中,普拉西德系统通常被认为是当今西方占星学中最流行的宫位系统。阿尔卡比丘斯(象限:基于时间)坎帕努斯(象限:基于空间)等宫(理想化:基于黄道)科赫(象限:基于空间)普拉西德(象限:基于时间)波菲里(象限:基于空间)雷吉奥蒙塔努斯(象限:基于空间)地心(象限:基于时间)整宫(理想化:基于黄道)更多关于涉及问题、主要使用系统及其采用原则的讨论,请参阅《宫位划分的问题》中的详细解释。

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英文原文

Throughout history, various approaches have been used to divide an astrological chart into the 12 houses , which draw much of their symbolism from the condition of the celestial environment surrounding the chart. The variant approaches to finding the house cusps are called ‘house division systems’.

All attempts to calculate house cusps aim to create a division of the ecliptic that relates to local space, and all ancient texts that offer instruction on how to calculate the divisions show a theoretical expectation for quadrant house division in requiring the framework of the chart to be defined by the four angles : ascendant, midheaven, descendant and Imum Caelum. Although all quadrant systems agree in the calculation of these four critical points, and agree that the space between the angles should be divided equally, there are different perspectives on how to divide this intermediate space, the most essential variance being whether this calculation should be based upon the passage of time or the projection of space.

If space is chosen, divergence then arises over whether the divisions should be made directly on the ecliptic , on the celestial equator or some other great circle before being projected onto the ecliptic. One of the oldest space-based systems of houses to be explained in detail is the Porphyry system, which was demonstrated and employed in the 2nd-century work of Vettius Valens . This takes a simple approach of dividing each of the four quadrants into three equal-sized segments of celestial longitude , as shown in the diagram below.

All time-based systems essentially rely on dividing by three the time it takes for the degree of the ascendant to move to the midheaven to find the intermediate cusps. The fundamental differences lie in how these projections are related to the ecliptic and whether this is done using hour circles , vertical circles , or projections of the ascendant. One of the oldest time-based systems to be explained in great detail is that known by the name of the 10th-century astrologer Alcabitius , who popularised its use but did not invent it. Its calculation was described in detail in a chart dating to 428 AD and the principles used in the calculation are known to have been understood by the Babylonians.

There has also been widespread employment of very simple methods of division, which use only straightforward division of the ecliptic circle into 12 equal sections. In these ‘equal systems’, the midheaven is not aligned with the cusp of the 10th house as it is with all quadrant systems but floats in one of the upper houses, with all houses measuring exactly 30° of celestial longitude. The equal house system pins the allotment of house cusps to the degree of the ascendant, so if the ascendant falls at 15° Leo, all subsequent house cusps fall at 15° of the subsequent signs. The other simple division of the ecliptic is the ‘whole-sign’ approach, which abandons any notion of calculation for the house cusps and simply uses sign boundaries to also act as the boundaries of the houses.

The chart images below show actor James Dean's horoscope according to nine different house systems. Of these, Placidus is generally considered the most popular house system employed in western astrology today.

Alcabitius (quadrant: time-based) Campanus (quadrant: space-based) Equal (idealised: ecliptic-based) Koch (quadrant: space-based) Placidus (quadrant: time-based) Porphyry (quadrant: space-based) Regiomontanus (quadrant: space-based) Topocentric (quadrant: time-based) Whole sign (idealised: ecliptic-based)

Alcabitius (quadrant: time-based)

Campanus (quadrant: space-based)

Equal (idealised: ecliptic-based)

Koch (quadrant: space-based)

Placidus (quadrant: time-based)

Porphyry (quadrant: space-based)

Regiomontanus (quadrant: space-based)

Topocentric (quadrant: time-based)

Whole sign (idealised: ecliptic-based)

For more discussion of the issues involved, the main systems in use and the principles they employ, see the detailed explanation given in: The Problems of House Division

宫位标准与比例 House Representation (Standard v. Proportional)

在占星宫的显示中,标准表示法将各宫显示为大小相等,但每宫内黄道度数范围不等;比例表示法则根据各宫覆盖的黄道度数来扭曲宫的大小——因此黄道星座是相等的,而宫则不是。比例表示法是一种现代惯例,直到19世纪才流行起来,部分原因是当时某些欧洲占星家群体推动摆脱对宫的使用(因此本地空间的概念被削弱,转而将星盘聚焦于黄道的等分划分)。由于宫的象征意义涉及行星如何受其与本地空间关系的影响,标准表示法在理论上更为正确,并且对于赋予各宫的占星关联更有意义。

House Representation  (Standard v. Proportional)House Representation  (Standard v. Proportional)
英文原文

In the display of astrological houses, standard representation shows the houses as equal in size, with an unequal range of zodiac degrees within each house; proportional representation distorts house sizes according to how many degrees of the zodiac they cover - so the signs of the zodiac are equal but the houses are not.

Proportional representation is a modern convention that did not become popular until the 19th century, partly as a result of a drive among certain groups of European astrologers at that time to move away from the use of houses (so the notion of local space was diminished in favour of focusing the chart on equal divisions of the zodiac). Since house symbolism concerns how planets are affected by their relationship to local space, standard representation is more theoretically correct and more meaningful to the astrological associations given to the houses.

宫主星 House Ruler

任何宫位的主宰行星是位于该宫位宫头星座的守护星。如果宫位中有被截夺的星座,该星座的守护星可作为该宫位所代表事务的额外共同征象星。当宫头位于星座的末度数,导致该宫位覆盖下一个星座的大部分区域时,下一个星座的守护星也可作为该宫位的共同守护星(或共同征象星)。

例如,在奥逊·威尔斯的出生星盘中,第一宫宫头落在双子座25度,因此双子座的守护星水星是第一宫的主宰行星。第二宫宫头落在巨蟹座,因此月亮是第二宫的主宰行星。第三宫和第四宫的宫头都落在狮子座,因此狮子座的守护星太阳是这两个宫位的主宰行星,但许多占星师会认为水星是第四宫的额外共同守护星,因为水星是处女座的守护星,而处女座完全被截夺在第四宫内。

传统文献中没有证据表明行星是宫位的‘自然’黄道守护星,例如火星被认为是第一宫的自然守护星(因为白羊座是黄道第一宫),或者金星被认为是第二宫的自然守护星(因为金牛座是黄道第二宫)等(关于此点的更多讨论见‘共同征象星’)。

House Ruler
英文原文

The main planetary ruler of any house is the planet that rules the sign on the cusp of the house. If there is an intercepted sign in a house, the ruler of that sign might be used as an additional co-significator for the affairs denoted by that house. This might also be the case if the cusp of the house is in the very late degrees of its sign, so that the house covers a large portion of the next sign too – the ruling planet of this subsequent sign might also be used as a co-ruler (or co-significator) of the house.

For example, in the nativity of Orson Welles, the cusp of the first house falls in the 25th degree of Gemini, so Mercury, the planetary sign-ruler of Gemini, is the principal ruler of the first house. The cusp of the 2nd house falls in Cancer, so the Moon is the principal ruler of the 2nd house. The cusp of both the 3rd and 4th houses falls in Leo, so the Sun, as the sign ruler of Leo, is the principal ruler of both these houses but many astrologers would consider Mercury an additional co-ruler of the 4th house because it is the planetary ruler of Virgo which is fully intercepted within the 4th house.

There is no evidence in traditional texts of planets acting as ‘natural’ zodiacal rulers of houses, whereby Mars might be considered a natural ruler of the 1st house because Aries is the 1st sign of the zodiac, or Venus might be considered a natural ruler of the 2nd house because Taurus is the 2nd sign of the zodiac, etc (for more discussion on this see ‘ consignificators ’).

宫位 Houses

占星宫位是将星盘划分为12个部分,每个部分用于代表特定的人生经验或生活领域。这些宫位描绘了围绕占星盘所代表的人(或事件)的天体空间,该空间由上升点(Asc-第1宫)、天顶(MC-第10宫)、下降点(Desc-第7宫)和天底(IC-第4宫)四等分。宫位从上升点开始逆时针编号,如下图所示,因为它们的编号显示了恒星和行星通过昼夜运动(即每日运动)在地平线上上升的顺序。

关于宫位的不同计算方法,请参阅“宫位划分原则”。

请查阅以下页面,了解每个宫位所对应的含义和象征:

第1宫第2宫第3宫第4宫第5宫第6宫第7宫第8宫第9宫第10宫第11宫第12宫

关于宫位的强弱及其分为角宫、续宫和果宫的四重划分,请参阅:角宫、续宫、果宫

关于宫位划分的技术基础详情,请参阅:宫位问题(摘自黛博拉·霍尔丁的《宫位:天空的殿堂》授权节选)。

关于极地地区的宫位问题,请参阅:极地星盘(迈克尔·瓦克福德的6部分系列)。

Houses
英文原文

The astrological houses are a division of an astrological chart into 12 sections, each of which is used to signify a particular realm of experience or life. These depict the celestial space surrounding the person (or event) for whom the chart is cast, which is quartered between the ascendant ( Asc - house 1 ), the midheaven ( MC - house 10 ), the descendant ( Desc - house 7 ) and the lower midheaven ( IC - house 4 ). The houses are numbered anti-clockwise starting from the ascendant, as shown in the image below, because their numeration shows the order by which stars and planets rise over the horizon by diurnal revolution ( ie ., daily motion).

For variant methods of calculating the houses see ' House Division Principles '

Consult the following pages for information on the meanings and significations attached to each of the houses:

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For information about the strength and effectiveness of houses, and their four-fold divisions into angular , succeedent and cadent places see: Angular, Succedent, Cadent For details on the technical basis of house division, see: The Problem with Houses (authorised extract from Deborah Houlding's The Houses: Temples of the Sky ).

For issues concerning houses in the polar regions, see: The Polar Horoscope (6-part series by Michael Wackford)

人性星座 Humane Signs

人性星座是由人类形象代表的星座:双子座、处女座、天秤座和水瓶座。(天秤座之所以被包括在内,是因为假设天平由人类手持。)它们以社交风度和智力技能而闻名。也被称为“男子气概的”或“彬彬有礼的”星座。

英文原文

The Humane Signs are those represented by human figures: Gemini , Virgo , Libra and Aquarius . (Libra is included on the assumption that the scales are held by a human hand). They are renowned for their social graces and intellectual skills. Also referred to as 'manly' or 'courteous' signs.

气质 Humours

四种气质分别是多血质、胆汁质、黏液质和抑郁质。每种都与身体的四种治理体液之一相关——分别是血液、黄胆汁、黏液和黑胆汁——在古代和中世纪生理学中,它们的相对比例被用来决定一个人的自然性情和总体健康。它们与元素和季节影响相关联。关于每种体质的更多信息,请参阅下面的链接。

Humours
英文原文

The four humours are sanguine , choleric , phlegmatic and melancholic . Each is related to one of the four administering virtues of the body - blood, yellow bile, phlegm and black bile, respectively - whose relative proportions were used in ancient and medieval physiology to determine a person's natural disposition and general health. They are associated with the elements and seasonal influences. See the links below for more information on each individual humour.

生命的授予者 Hyleg / Hylegiacal Place

Hyleg也被称为Haylāj、Hylech、Apheta、Alpheta或'生命的授予者'。被认为对生命力影响最大的行星或点,因此被称为'生命的给予者'。它被用于计算寿命的长短,而Hyleg与破坏性行星或位置(Anareta)之间的相位或接触则被用来标记生命受到威胁的时期。Hyleg的统治者Alchocoden的力量和坚韧也被考虑在内。'hylegiacal'或'aphetic'位置与托勒密(《四书》,III.10)所声称的行星必须位于的宫位有关,才能被接受为Hyleg。这些宫位按优先顺序为:第1、10、11、7或9宫。托勒密指出,只有太阳、月亮、上升点、中天或福点可以被接受为Hyleg,但后来的占星家也允许金星和木星,或主导出生前朔望月的行星。威廉·莉莉获取Hyleg的方法(CA,第527-529页)是:如果太阳或月亮落在hylegiacal宫位之一,则取其中之一。在日间盘中,优先选择太阳而非月亮(反之亦然),但需考虑本质和意外尊贵,并记住第一宫的光体优于第九宫的光体。如果太阳和月亮都不能被接受为Hyleg,则:如果星盘是日间的:查看出生前新月的星盘。找出新月度数的almuten行星,并考虑拥有最多本质尊贵的行星——如果其中任何一个落在出生盘的hylegiacal宫位中,则可被接受为Hyleg。如果没有,则接受上升点为Hyleg。如果星盘是夜间的:考虑以下三个位置中拥有最多本质尊贵的行星:出生盘中月亮的度数;出生前满月中位于地平线上方的光体(太阳或月亮)的位置;出生盘中福点的位置。如果该行星落在hylegiacal宫位中,则接受其为Hyleg。如果没有,则如果出生发生在新月之后,使用上升点;如果出生发生在满月之后,则如果福点落在hylegiacal宫位中则取福点,否则使用上升点。更多关于Hyleg的推导和使用,以及Alcabitius偏好的确定方法,请参见Dorotheus第三卷的介绍性注释。

英文原文

The Hyleg is also known as Haylāj, Hylech, Apheta, Alpheta or ' Prorogator of Life '. The planet or point considered to have the greatest influence upon vitality and so known as "the giver of life". It was used in the calculation of the length of life, and directions or contacts between the hyleg and destructive planets or places ( Anareta ) were used to mark periods where life was endangered. The strength and fortitude of the ruler of the Hyleg, the Alchocoden , was also considered. An 'hylegiacal' or 'aphetic' place relates to the houses in which Ptolemy ( Tet ., III.10 ) claimed that any planet to be admitted as hyleg must be located. These are (in order of preference): - the 1st, 10th, 11th, 7th or 9th house. Ptolemy stated that only the Sun, Moon, Ascendant, Midheaven or Part of Fortune could be admitted as hyleg but later astrologers also allowed Venus and Jupiter or a planet that dominated the pre-natal lunation. William Lilly's method for obtaining the hyleg, (CA., pp.527-529), was

Take either the Sun or Moon if they fall in one of the hylegiacal houses. In diurnal charts prefer the Sun to the Moon (and vice versa) but take essential and accidental dignity into account and remember that a luminary in the first house would be preferred over one in the 9th.

If neither the Sun nor Moon may be accepted as hyleg then: If the chart is diurnal: Look at the chart for the New Moon preceding the nativity. See which planet is the almuten of the degree of the New Moon and also consider the planet that has the most essential dignities - if either falls in an hylegiacal house in the nativity it may be accepted as hyleg. If not, accept the ascendant for the hyleg. If the chart is nocturnal: Consider the planet that has most essential dignities in these three places:

The degree of the Moon in the nativity The place of the luminary (Sun or Moon) found above the earth in the Full Moon preceding the nativity The place of the Part of Fortune in the nativity

The degree of the Moon in the nativity

The place of the luminary (Sun or Moon) found above the earth in the Full Moon preceding the nativity

The place of the Part of Fortune in the nativity

If this planet falls in an hylegiacal house accept it as hyleg. If not, then use the ascendant if the birth was preceded by a New Moon. If the birth was preceded by a Full Moon, take the Part of Fortune if it falls in an hylegiacal house; if not, use the ascendant.

For more on the derivation and use of the Hyleg, and the method of determination favoured by Alcabitius see Introductory notes to the third book of Dorotheus .

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受困 Impedited

Impedited是表示衰弱、受阻或受损的另一个术语。一颗行星如果受到另一颗行星的折磨,或由于其位置或缺乏尊贵而处于一般的虚弱状态,则可能被称为受困。

英文原文

Impedited is another term for debilitated , hindered, or damaged. A planet may be impedited if it has been afflicted by another or is in a general state of weakness due to its position or lack of dignity .

天底 Imum Caelum

Imumcaelum是拉丁语,意为“最低天”;因此缩写为IC。这是黄道(星座)上达到地球下方最低赤纬(北半球为正北,南半球为正南)的度数,在象限宫位制中表示第四宫的宫头。不要与天底混淆。

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英文原文

Imum caelum is the Latin term for 'lowest heaven'; hence the abbreviation: IC. This is the degree of the ecliptic (zodiac) that reaches its lowest declination beneath the earth (due north in the northern hemisphere; due south in the southern hemisphere) which denotes the cusp of the 4th house in the quadrant systems of house division. Not to be confused with the nadir .

梅花相位 Inconjunct Aspect

梅花相位(⚻)是五分相位(行星相距150°)的传统叫法。拉丁语术语inconjunct意为“无连接”,传达了一种失去联系的感觉。根据古代文献,相隔此度数的行星无法建立关联,因为星座无法“看待”(形成相位)其前后相隔五个星座的其他星座。这种缺乏联系基于该角度无法在黄道圈内完整内接出任何形状。在传统著作中,处于此状态的行星被描述为彼此‘陌生’,星座也相互背离,表明缺乏共鸣。在古典文献中,常出现术语ablepton(意为‘看不见’或‘盲’),以及asyndeton(意为‘无连接’)、alienum(‘不熟悉’)和aversum(‘背离’,现代广泛使用的‘厌恶’一词即源于此)。”}

英文原文

The inconjunct aspect (⚻) is a traditional term for the quincunx aspect (planets that are 150° apart). The Latin term inconjunct means 'unconnected,' conveying a sense of being disconnected. According to ancient sources, planets separated by this degree cannot make a relationship because signs cannot behold (aspect) others that are five signs ahead or behind them.

The lack of connection is based on there being no shape formed by this angle which can be fully inscribed within the zodiac circle. In traditional works, planets in this state are described as being ‘alien’ to each other and the signs are said to turn away from each other, indicating a lack of sympathy. In classical literature, the term ablepton meaning ‘not seen’ or ‘blind’ is frequently encountered, as is asyndeton meaning ‘unconnected’, alienum ‘unfamiliar’, and aversum ‘turned away from’ (from which the widely used modern term ' aversion ' derives).

相关词条 Aspect
内行星/外行星 Inferior / Superior Planets

内行星是指那些位于太阳之下的天体:月亮、水星和金星。外行星则传统上被认为位于太阳之上:火星、木星和土星。现代定义通常认为,内行星是轨道位于地球轨道以内的行星,而外行星是轨道位于地球轨道以外的,这虽然结果相同,却忽略了太阳在传统定义中的核心地位。传统占星学的一个原则是,移动较慢的外行星不太容易受到较轻且移动较快的内行星的有害影响,而内行星则容易受外行星的影响。

Inferior / Superior Planets
英文原文

The inferior planets are those that fall beneath the sphere of the Sun: the Moon, Mercury, and Venus. The superior planets are those that were traditionally conceived to be placed above the sphere of the Sun: Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn.

Modern definitions often suggest that the inferior planets are those whose orbits fall within that of the Earth, while the superiors are those whose orbit fall outside of it, which amounts to the same result but misses the point about the Sun being central to the traditional definition. It is a principle of traditional astrology that the slower-moving, superior planets are less subject to the detrimental influences of the lighter and quicker-moving inferior planets, whilst the inferior planets are readily susceptible to the influences of the superiors.

换座 Ingress

入相位是指行星或星盘细节从一个黄道星座改变进入另一个星座,或离开十二天宫之一进入另一个宫位的关键点。该词源自拉丁语ingressus,意为‘进入’或‘入内’,这些环境变化的事件会显著影响所解读的行星或星盘细节的含义。例如,当火星离开白羊座进入金牛座时,它被描述为从白羊座做出相位(退出)并进入金牛座入相位(进入)。大多数占星师会注意到,此时火星正在离开一个享有尊贵地位的星座,进入其失势的星座,因此在许多类型的星盘中,这将是判断的重要细节。白羊座入相位星盘是在太阳进入该星座第一分钟的时刻绘制的,这标志着太阳新的年度周期开始——这是世俗占星学技术中的一个重要事件。更详细的介绍请参见Skyscript文章《入相位:世俗占星学导论》。

英文原文

An ingress is a point where a planet or chart detail changes from one sign of the zodiac to enter another or leaves one of the 12 celestial houses to enter another. The word derives from the Latin ingressus , to 'go in' or 'enter', and these episodes of changing circumstances significantly impact the meaning of the planet or chart detail being interpreted. For example, when Mars moves out of Aries and enters Taurus, it is said to be making an egress (exit) out of Aries and an ingress (entry) into Taurus. Most astrologers would note that, at this time, Mars is leaving a sign where it enjoys dignity and entering into its sign of detriment , so this would be an important detail of the judgment in many types of charts.

The chart of the Aries ingress is drawn for the moment the Sun enters the very first minute of that sign, which is the beginning of a new annual cycle for the Sun -- an important event in mundane astrology techniques.

For a more detailed introduction see the Skyscript article ' Ingresses: An Introduction to Mundane Astrology '.

截夺星座 Intercepted Signs

当一个星座不在宫头位置,而是完全被包含在某个宫位内部,以至于下一个星座出现在下一个宫头时,就说该星座在该宫中处于被截夺状态。例如,在亚伯拉罕·林肯的本命盘中,双鱼座在第一宫被截夺,该宫的宫头位于水瓶座22°04'(上升点),结束于第二宫宫头白羊座7°53'。一些现代作者认为,位于被截夺星座的行星会被削弱或受到某种限制,但这种观点似乎并未得到传统文献的支持——在传统文献中,这些行星有时反而被用作该宫事务的次要指示星。关于这一点的例子,可参见《莉莉对一个英国商人的本命盘》的意译摘录。

Intercepted Signs
英文原文

A sign is said to be intercepted within one of the houses when it is not on the cusp of the house but fully enclosed within it so that the following sign is on the subsequent cusp. For example, in the nativity of Abraham Lincoln, the sign Pisces is intercepted in the first house, which has its cusp at the ascendant at 22°04 Aquarius and ends at the 2nd house cusp at 7°53 Aries.

Some modern authors have suggested that planets placed in intercepted signs are weakened or in some way confined, but this view does not appear to be supported in traditional texts where they are sometimes used as secondary significators upon the affairs of that house. For an example of this see the paraphrased extract from Lilly's Nativity of an English Merchant .

干涉 Interposing

“介入”是一个通用术语,意为“处于中间位置”,用于描述行星配置。它可以应用于“禁止”的情况,即两颗行星正在形成相位,但在该相位完成之前,另一颗行星先完成了某个相位。这会减弱正在形成的相位的影响,无论好坏。它也可以应用于“光的传递”,即当两颗行星正在接近或甚至分离时,第三颗行星直接从其中一颗的相位移动到另一颗的相位,并影响它们之间的关系。一个良好的介入行星有助于减轻其他行星之间不良关系的影响,而一个不良的介入行星则可能对一个原本看起来有希望的关系产生有害影响。

英文原文

Interposing is a general term meaning 'standing in the middle of' which is used in reference to planetary configurations. It can be applied to prohibition which is where two planets are applying to aspect, but before that aspect can perfect, another planet perfects an aspect first. This will mitigate the effects of the applying aspect, for good or bad.

It might also be applied to translation of light which occurs when two planets are applying to each other, or even separating from each other, but a third planet moves directly from an aspect of one to an aspect of another and affects the relationship between them.

A good interposing planet can help to lessen the affects of a bad relationship between the other planets while a bad interposing planet can have a detrimental affect on a relationship that otherwise looks promising.

干预 Intervention

术语“介入”用于描述一种相位配置,其中较快的征象星(如金星)正在接近较慢的征象星(如火星),但除此之外,还有一颗逆行的行星超过了那颗较慢的行星(火星),并首先与正在接近的行星(金星)相遇。在这里,水星介入了金星与火星之间的相位,因此成为一颗插入行星,其影响不一定是破坏性的,但会在某种程度上影响星盘的判断。

Intervention
英文原文

The term intervention is used in regard to aspect configurations where a swifter moving significator (such as Venus) applies to a slower moving significator (such as Mars) but beyond this there is a retrograde planet which overtakes the slower planet (Mars) and meets with the applying planet (Venus) first. Here, Mercury has intervened between the aspect of Venus and Mars and so becomes an interposing planet whose influence is not necessarily destructive but will in some way impact the chart judgement.

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行星的喜悦 Joys of the Planets

“行星喜乐”一词通常指七颗可见行星的传统配置,即每颗行星与其自然表达最相配的占星宫位相关联。其中,太阳(传统上与预言和真相揭露相关)喜居于第九宫(咨询、占卜与宗教宫)。月亮(信使与旅行者的自然象征)喜居于第三宫(沟通与旅行宫)。吉星木星喜居于第十一宫(“好运”宫);吉星金星喜居于第五宫(愉悦与繁衍宫);凶星土星喜居于不祥的第十二宫,而凶星火星喜居于阴暗且负担沉重的第六宫。中性行星水星喜居于第一宫(与智力和自我表达相关)。

更多信息请参阅:《喜乐宫:宫位象征的特征》

星座喜乐

一些传统文献也提及“星座喜乐”——这些指每颗传统行星偏好的星座位置(除发光体外的每颗行星分别掌管两个星座)。该配置基于性别一致性,这也是哈伊兹(Hayz)考量因素之一。

土星为阳性行星,因此偏好阳性星座水瓶座而非阴性星座摩羯座。同理,木星偏好射手座而非双鱼座,火星偏好白羊座而非天蝎座。金星为阴性,故偏好金牛座而非天秤座。而水星虽兼具双性,但其更偏好处女座而非双子座,因为在此处水星处于擢升状态并最紧密地保持与太阳的自然关系。

更多信息请参阅:《星座主宰哲学》

Joys of the PlanetsJoys of the Planets
英文原文

The term ‘planetary joys’ usually refers to a traditional arrangement for the seven visible planets, which associates each one with the astrological house most suited to its natural expression. In this, the Sun (traditionally associated with prophecy and the exposure of truth) rejoices in the 9th house of counsel, divination and religion. The Moon (natural significator of messengers and travellers) rejoices in the 3rd house of communications and journeys. Benefic Jupiter rejoices in the 11th house of ‘good fortune’; benefic Venus rejoices in the 5th house of pleasure and procreation; malefic Saturn rejoices in the baleful 12th house, and malefic Mars rejoices in the dark and burdensome 6th. The neutral planet Mercury rejoices in the first house, which is associated with intellect and self-expression.

For more information see: Houses of Joy: Features of House Symbolism

Signs of Joy

Some traditional texts also refer to the Signs of Joy – these denote the preferred sign placement for each traditional planet, which (apart from the luminaries) will govern two signs each. The arrangement is based upon agreement with gender, which is one of the considerations of Hayz .

Saturn is a masculine planet so prefers the masculine sign Aquarius over the feminine sign Capricorn. For the same reason, Jupiter prefers Sagittarius to Pisces and Mars prefers Aries to Scorpio. Venus is feminine so prefers Taurus to Libra, while Mercury, although common to both genders, prefers Virgo to Gemini because here it enjoys exaltation and most closely maintains its natural relationship with the Sun.

For more information see: The Philosophy of Sign Rulership

自然占星学 Judicial Astrology

“判决占星学”这一术语通常与“自然占星学”相对,前者更具预测性、特定性,且依赖占星师的个人解读,而后者更关注普遍公认的通用原则,本质上预测性较弱,通常与体液影响或一般世俗趋势相关。

以下详细解释摘自黛博拉·霍尔丁发表于《山地占星师》杂志(2012年10月/11月,第38-47页)的文章《越界》:

在后古典时期的占星学历史中,合法占星实践的界限大多由该学科划分为两个松散定义的分支——“自然占星学”与“判决占星学”来界定。自然占星学主要涉及天体周期与可观测现象(如朔望、彗星、日食月食)的客观(非象征性)测量,其占星学焦点在于这些现象与气象事件、潮汐、体液状况或“空气变化”(如洪水、饥荒或疾病的爆发)的关联。自然占星学的公认组成部分包括出生时的气质、疾病倾向、世俗事务以及择时占星学的一般原则。这些被视为“自然”研究,因为其意义仅通过逻辑评估传统认可的占星学原则即可合理推导得出。

判决占星学,顾名思义,超越了纯粹客观分析;它要求占星师运用个人判断力,在权衡众多可能相互矛盾的考量后形成“判决”。其实践结合了占星学原则(包括象征性投射)与推测、常识、心理洞察力以及(大多数人会声称的)灵感或直觉——目标是将复杂的象征意义整合起来,在具体语境中最有效地“解读”星盘。

尽管自然占星学也能产生特定预测,但其重点在于分析世俗事件以及倾向性受变化的天体影响可能产生的效果。例如,在考虑本命盘时,传统上认为根据托勒密的“种子理论”评估体液、气质和身体特质是合理的,该理论认为投生的灵魂会承接出生时的气质。然而,自然占星学并不对人可能的行为做出判断。这样做在哲学上是有问题的,在神学上是危险的,正如13世纪杰拉德·费尔特雷在其《天文学总论》中所论证的:‘如果星辰使人成为杀人犯或小偷,那么更是第一因——上帝——造成了这一点,这种暗示是可耻的。’

相比之下,判决占星学的根本目标是形成描述性、聚焦且尽可能详细的判决——意在可靠而准确地评估任何情境或个人行动过程的可能结果。尽管任何研究过其理论的占星师都能理解判决占星学的技巧,但决定焦点放在何处、哪些星盘特征需要深入审视、以及哪种方法最有助于形成有用且有意义的判决,都取决于占星师自身的判断。因此,判决占星学被定义为一门艺术,其成功实践既依赖占星师的辨别力,也依赖于实践中所采用的技术。

历史上,自然占星学一直是占星学可接受的面貌。尽管关于占星学何时从自然转向判决存在争议,但自然占星学的概念从未招致哲学或神学上的谴责。其原则与自然哲学及许多自由科学相符合。然而,判决占星学在历史上的地位始终维系于一个微妙的铰链上,被以下问题所困扰:对具体事物的预测何时从对占星推理的巧妙、明智的评估转变为——用神学或哲学术语来说——亵渎和不敬的行为。

“判决占星学”这一术语涵盖广泛的占星技巧。卜卦占星学,即回答特定问题的艺术,是最为试探性和模棱两可的。当11世纪波斯学者阿尔·比鲁尼在其占星学教科书的结尾论述“判决占星学的分类”时,他将那些计时依据“问卜者的陈述……[针对]寻求指引之事”的星盘放在最后、第五类中,这是一个“占星学达到一个点,威胁要越界……占星师在一侧,巫师在另一侧”的地方(斜体为强调部分)。阿尔·比鲁尼并非否定卜卦占星学对有效询问的概念,但他鄙视那些沉迷于无意义或无法证明问题的占星师,例如那些“声称能引出问卜者前世生活以扩大星盘检查范围”以及“有关隐藏物品(握在手中)和问卜者保留的秘密思想的询问”。

托马斯·阿奎那,《神学大全》(2.2.95)。由R.基克赫弗翻译,收录于《中世纪魔法》,剑桥大学出版社,2000年,第128页。所有阿尔·比鲁尼的引文均出自其《占星学艺术要素指导书》,由R.拉姆齐-赖特翻译,卢扎克公司,1934年,第515-530章,第317-333页。

在后古典时期的占星学历史中,合法占星实践的界限大多由该学科划分为两个松散定义的分支——“自然占星学”与“判决占星学”来界定。

自然占星学主要涉及天体周期与可观测现象(如朔望、彗星、日食月食)的客观(非象征性)测量,其占星学焦点在于这些现象与气象事件、潮汐、体液状况或“空气变化”(如洪水、饥荒或疾病的爆发)的关联。自然占星学的公认组成部分包括出生时的气质、疾病倾向、世俗事务以及择时占星学的一般原则。这些被视为“自然”研究,因为其意义仅通过逻辑评估传统认可的占星学原则即可合理推导得出。

判决占星学,顾名思义,超越了纯粹客观分析;它要求占星师运用个人判断力,在权衡众多可能相互矛盾的考量后形成“判决”。其实践结合了占星学原则(包括象征性投射)与推测、常识、心理洞察力以及(大多数人会声称的)灵感或直觉——目标是将复杂的象征意义整合起来,在具体语境中最有效地“解读”星盘。

尽管自然占星学也能产生特定预测,但其重点在于分析世俗事件以及倾向性受变化的天体影响可能产生的效果。例如,在考虑本命盘时,传统上认为根据托勒密的“种子理论”评估体液、气质和身体特质是合理的,该理论认为投生的灵魂会承接出生时的气质。然而,自然占星学并不对人可能的行为做出判断。这样做在哲学上是有问题的,在神学上是危险的,正如13世纪杰拉德·费尔特雷在其《天文学总论》中所论证的:‘如果星辰使人成为杀人犯或小偷,那么更是第一因——上帝——造成了这一点,这种暗示是可耻的。’

相比之下,判决占星学的根本目标是形成描述性、聚焦且尽可能详细的判决——意在可靠而准确地评估任何情境或个人行动过程的可能结果。

尽管任何研究过其理论的占星师都能理解判决占星学的技巧,但决定焦点放在何处、哪些星盘特征需要深入审视、以及哪种方法最有助于形成有用且有意义的判决,都取决于占星师自身的判断。因此,判决占星学被定义为一门艺术,其成功实践既依赖占星师的辨别力,也依赖于实践中所采用的技术。

历史上,自然占星学一直是占星学可接受的面貌。尽管关于占星学何时从自然转向判决存在争议,但自然占星学的概念从未招致哲学或神学上的谴责。其原则与自然哲学及许多自由科学相符合。然而,判决占星学在历史上的地位始终维系于一个微妙的铰链上,被以下问题所困扰:对具体事物的预测何时从对占星推理的巧妙、明智的评估转变为——用神学或哲学术语来说——亵渎和不敬的行为。

“判决占星学”这一术语涵盖广泛的占星技巧。卜卦占星学,即回答特定问题的艺术,是最为试探性和模棱两可的。当11世纪波斯学者阿尔·比鲁尼在其占星学教科书的结尾论述“判决占星学的分类”时,他将那些计时依据“问卜者的陈述……[针对]寻求指引之事”的星盘放在最后、第五类中,这是一个“占星学达到一个点,威胁要越界……占星师在一侧,巫师在另一侧”的地方(斜体为强调部分)。阿尔·比鲁尼并非否定卜卦占星学对有效询问的概念,但他鄙视那些沉迷于无意义或无法证明问题的占星师,例如那些“声称能引出问卜者前世生活以扩大星盘检查范围”以及“有关隐藏物品(握在手中)和问卜者保留的秘密思想的询问”。

托马斯·阿奎那,《神学大全》(2.2.95)。由R.基克赫弗翻译,收录于《中世纪魔法》,剑桥大学出版社,2000年,第128页。所有阿尔·比鲁尼的引文均出自其《占星学艺术要素指导书》,由R.拉姆齐-赖特翻译,卢扎克公司,1934年,第515-530章,第317-333页。

托马斯·阿奎那,《神学大全》(2.2.95)。

由R.基克赫弗翻译,收录于《中世纪魔法》,剑桥大学出版社,2000年,第128页。

所有阿尔·比鲁尼的引文均出自其《占星学艺术要素指导书》,由R.拉姆齐-赖特翻译,卢扎克公司,1934年,第515-530章,第317-333页。

英文原文

The term ‘judicial astrology’ is usually contrasted with the term ‘natural astrology’ to distinguish between the former, which is more predictive, specific, and reliant on the astrologer's personal interpretation, and the latter, which is more concerned with universal principles that are agreed upon by everyone, less predictive in nature, and usually associated with humoral influences or general mundane trends.

The following detailed explanation is extracted from Deborah Houlding’s article ‘Transgressions of Limits’ published in the Mountain Astrologer Magazine (Oct/Nov. 2012, pp.38-47):

Throughout most of astrology’s post-classical history, the boundaries of legitimate astrology practice were marked by the subject’s division into the two loosely defined branches of “natural” and “judicial” astrology. Natural astrology mainly concerns the objective (non-symbolic) measurement of celestial cycles and observable phenomena such as lunations, comets, and eclipses. Its astrological focus is their correlation with meteorological events, tides, humoural conditions, or “changes of air” (e.g., the onset of flood, famine, or disease). The recognised components of natural astrology included natal temperaments and predispositions to medical afflictions, mundane affairs, and the general principles of electional astrology. These were deemed “natural” studies because their meaning can be reasonably deduced using only a logical assessment of the traditionally accepted principles of astrology. 1 Judicial astrology , as its name suggests, goes beyond pure objective analysis; it requires the astrologer to use personal discretion and form a “judgement” after weighing numerous, possibly conflicting, considerations. Its practice combines astrological principles (including symbolic projections) with elements of conjecture, common sense, psychological insight, and (most would claim) inspiration or intuition — the aim being to pull together a complex combination of significations and “read” the chart most effectively within its context. Although natural astrology can lead to the generation of particular predictions, its focus falls on the analysis of mundane events and the likely effect of predispositions being affected by shifting celestial influences. In the consideration of nativities, for example, it was traditionally considered reasonable to assess humoural, temperamental, and physical qualities according to Ptolemy’s “seed theory,” in which the incarnating soul takes on the temper of the time of birth. However, natural astrology makes no judgement on what the likely deeds of any person might be. To do so was philosophically problematic and theologically dangerous, for as Gerard of Feltre argued in his 13th-century Summa de Astris : “If the stars make a man a murderer or a thief, then all the more it is the first cause, God, who does this, which is shameful to suggest.” 2 By contrast, the underlying aim of judicial astrology is to generate a judgement that is descriptive, focused, and as detailed as possible — the intention being to make a reliable and accurate assessment of the likely outcome of any situation or personal course of action. Although the techniques of judicial astrology can be understood by any astrologer who has studied its theory, it is the astrologer’s own judgement that determines where to place the focus, which chart features to examine in greater depth, and which approach best aids the compilation of a useful, meaningful judgement. Judicial astrology is therefore defined as an art, the successful practice of which relies as much on the discrimination of the astrologer as the techniques employed in its practice. Historically, natural astrology was the acceptable face of astrology. Although there were disputes about when the application of astrology turned from being natural to judicial, the concept of natural astrology never attracted philosophical or theological condemnation. Its principles were compliant with those of natural philosophy and many liberal sciences. The historical standing of judicial astrology, however, has always balanced on a delicate hinge, being crossed by the question of when the prediction of particulars turns from being a skilful, judicious assessment of astrological reasoning to being — in theological or philosophical terms — a profane and irreverent act. The term “judicial astrology” covers a broad spectrum of astrological techniques. Horary, the art of answering specific questions, is the most tentative and equivocal. When the 11th-century Persian scholar Al-Biruni concluded his textbook on astrology with an account of “The Divisions of Judicial Astrology,” he placed charts that take their timing from “the statement of the querent … [for] matters on which guidance is sought” in the final, fifth division, a place where “astrology reaches a point which threatens to transgress its proper limits … where the astrologer is on one side and the sorcerer on the other” [italics added for emphasis]. Al-Biruni was not dismissive of the concept of horary with regard to valid enquiries, but he scorned astrologers who entertain pointless or unprovable queries, such as those who “increase the range of horoscope inspection by claiming to elicit the past life of the querent” and “inquiries concerning hidden objects (concealed in the hand) and secret thoughts reserved by the querent.” 3 Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologica (2.2.95). Translated by R. Kieckhefer, Magic in the Middle Ages , Cambridge University Press, 2000, p. 128. All quotes of Al-Biruni are taken from his Book of Instruction in the Elements in the Art of Astrology , tr. R. Ramsay-Wright, Luzac & Co., 1934, ch. 515–530, pp. 317–333.

Throughout most of astrology’s post-classical history, the boundaries of legitimate astrology practice were marked by the subject’s division into the two loosely defined branches of “natural” and “judicial” astrology.

Natural astrology mainly concerns the objective (non-symbolic) measurement of celestial cycles and observable phenomena such as lunations, comets, and eclipses. Its astrological focus is their correlation with meteorological events, tides, humoural conditions, or “changes of air” (e.g., the onset of flood, famine, or disease). The recognised components of natural astrology included natal temperaments and predispositions to medical afflictions, mundane affairs, and the general principles of electional astrology. These were deemed “natural” studies because their meaning can be reasonably deduced using only a logical assessment of the traditionally accepted principles of astrology. 1

Judicial astrology , as its name suggests, goes beyond pure objective analysis; it requires the astrologer to use personal discretion and form a “judgement” after weighing numerous, possibly conflicting, considerations. Its practice combines astrological principles (including symbolic projections) with elements of conjecture, common sense, psychological insight, and (most would claim) inspiration or intuition — the aim being to pull together a complex combination of significations and “read” the chart most effectively within its context.

Although natural astrology can lead to the generation of particular predictions, its focus falls on the analysis of mundane events and the likely effect of predispositions being affected by shifting celestial influences. In the consideration of nativities, for example, it was traditionally considered reasonable to assess humoural, temperamental, and physical qualities according to Ptolemy’s “seed theory,” in which the incarnating soul takes on the temper of the time of birth. However, natural astrology makes no judgement on what the likely deeds of any person might be. To do so was philosophically problematic and theologically dangerous, for as Gerard of Feltre argued in his 13th-century Summa de Astris : “If the stars make a man a murderer or a thief, then all the more it is the first cause, God, who does this, which is shameful to suggest.” 2

By contrast, the underlying aim of judicial astrology is to generate a judgement that is descriptive, focused, and as detailed as possible — the intention being to make a reliable and accurate assessment of the likely outcome of any situation or personal course of action.

Although the techniques of judicial astrology can be understood by any astrologer who has studied its theory, it is the astrologer’s own judgement that determines where to place the focus, which chart features to examine in greater depth, and which approach best aids the compilation of a useful, meaningful judgement. Judicial astrology is therefore defined as an art, the successful practice of which relies as much on the discrimination of the astrologer as the techniques employed in its practice.

Historically, natural astrology was the acceptable face of astrology. Although there were disputes about when the application of astrology turned from being natural to judicial, the concept of natural astrology never attracted philosophical or theological condemnation. Its principles were compliant with those of natural philosophy and many liberal sciences. The historical standing of judicial astrology, however, has always balanced on a delicate hinge, being crossed by the question of when the prediction of particulars turns from being a skilful, judicious assessment of astrological reasoning to being — in theological or philosophical terms — a profane and irreverent act.

The term “judicial astrology” covers a broad spectrum of astrological techniques. Horary, the art of answering specific questions, is the most tentative and equivocal. When the 11th-century Persian scholar Al-Biruni concluded his textbook on astrology with an account of “The Divisions of Judicial Astrology,” he placed charts that take their timing from “the statement of the querent … [for] matters on which guidance is sought” in the final, fifth division, a place where “astrology reaches a point which threatens to transgress its proper limits … where the astrologer is on one side and the sorcerer on the other” [italics added for emphasis]. Al-Biruni was not dismissive of the concept of horary with regard to valid enquiries, but he scorned astrologers who entertain pointless or unprovable queries, such as those who “increase the range of horoscope inspection by claiming to elicit the past life of the querent” and “inquiries concerning hidden objects (concealed in the hand) and secret thoughts reserved by the querent.” 3

Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologica (2.2.95). Translated by R. Kieckhefer, Magic in the Middle Ages , Cambridge University Press, 2000, p. 128. All quotes of Al-Biruni are taken from his Book of Instruction in the Elements in the Art of Astrology , tr. R. Ramsay-Wright, Luzac & Co., 1934, ch. 515–530, pp. 317–333.

Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologica (2.2.95).

Translated by R. Kieckhefer, Magic in the Middle Ages , Cambridge University Press, 2000, p. 128.

All quotes of Al-Biruni are taken from his Book of Instruction in the Elements in the Art of Astrology , tr. R. Ramsay-Wright, Luzac & Co., 1934, ch. 515–530, pp. 317–333.

荣格:卡尔·古斯塔夫·荣格(1875-1961) Jung: Carl Gustav Jung (1875-1961)

卡尔·荣格是瑞士著名的精神病学家和分析心理学的创始人,其工作对现代占星学产生了直接影响。他出生于瑞士,曾师从弗洛伊德学习并专攻精神病学,后来因对无意识的看法不同而与弗洛伊德决裂。他提出了集体无意识、原型和心理类型理论,借鉴了象征主义、神话和心理结构的思想。他的工作对20世纪从事人本主义和心理学取向的占星家产生了深远影响。参见:共时性——摘自玛吉·海德的《荣格与占星学》

英文原文

Carl Jung was a leading Swiss psychiatrist and the founder of analytical psychology, whose work had a direct impact on modern astrology. Born in Switzerland, he trained under Freud and specialised in psychiatry, later breaking from Freud over differing views of the unconscious. He developed theories of the collective unconscious, archetypes and psychological typology, drawing on ideas of symbolism, myth and the structure of the psyche. His work has been highly influential on 20th century astrologers working within humanistic and psychological approaches. See: Synchronicity: an extract from ‘Jung & Astrology’ by Maggie Hyde.

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卡塔尔切 Katarche

希腊词“katarche”(καταρχή)在杰弗里·科尼利厄斯的著作《占星时刻》(1994)中被强调后,常被用作古代占星术的同义词。该词在古代文献中用于描述将神之意愿引下,为正式启蒙带来神圣祝福、通过祈祷寻求神助或请求神意启示的行为。这个词常被解释为“开始”或“开端”,但通过另一种译法“占兆”或“就职仪式”能更好地理解其原始含义——这一现代词语用于描述仪式性的开始或正式启动(如正式就职),其词源与占卜词“augur”相同,并与拉丁语中的“auspice”和“augury”相关。

“katarche”一词的派生如下:

在古希腊哲学中,“arche”一词旨在描述世界的“原动天”或“第一原理”。根据大卫·尼德弗的《世界的arche是什么?》一文,“arche的概念最早由米利都的泰勒斯哲学化,他声称万物的第一原理是水”(亚里士多德也有记载)。因此,“arche”隐含神性、神圣或笼罩我们的穹顶之理。前缀“kata”意为“从……引下”。置于“arche”之前,表示“从上引下”或召唤天界协助的概念。

因此,“katarche”一词具有明显的占卜色彩。它作为古代占星术语可能涉及择日占星、创始占星或询问(时辰)占星。在后世,这三类占星经常被统称为“司法占星”,以区别于被视为更具科学投射或体液与气象效应的“自然占星”。

英文原文

The Greek word ‘katarche’ ( καταρχή ) is often used as a synonym for ancient divinational astrology after being brought to prominence in Geoffrey Cornelius’ book The Moment of Astrology (1994). The word is used in ancient texts in relation to acts of drawing down the will of the gods to bring a sacred blessing to a formal initiation, to seek divine help by prayer or to request a revelation of Divine Will. The word is often interpreted as ‘beginning’ or ‘inception’ but we get a better sense of its original meaning by the alternative rendering ‘auguration’ or ‘inauguration’ – a word used today to describe a ceremonial beginning or formal commencement (such as a formal induction into office) which developed from the same root as the divinational word augur , associated with the related Latin words auspice and augury .

The derivation of the word katarche is as follows:

In ancient Greek philosophy, the word arche aims to describe the primum mobile or ‘first principle’ of the world. According to the text What is the arche of the world? by David Nidever “The idea of an arche was first philosophized by Thales of Miletus, who claimed that the first principle of all things is water” (also reported by Aristotle). The word arche is therefore implicit of the principle of the Godhead, the Divine, or that which arches over us. The primary particle kata means ‘to draw down from’. Placed in front of arche it presents the notion of ‘drawing down from above’ or calling upon celestial help.

Hence the word ‘katarche’ has clear divinational undertones. Its use as an ancient astrological term might relate to electional astrology, inceptional astrology, or interrogational (horary) astrology. In later periods, these three branches of astrology are often bracketed together under the title ‘ judicial astrology ’ to differentiate them from ‘ natural astrology ’, which was seen as a more scientific projection or humoural and meteorological effects.

开普勒:约翰内斯·开普勒(占星家–1571-1630) Kepler: Johannes Kepler (Astrologer – 1571-1630)

约翰内斯·开普勒是17世纪最杰出的天文学家兼占星家之一,他的工作连接了文艺复兴时期神秘宇宙观与新兴科学革命。受毕达哥拉斯和谐理念的深刻启发,他试图揭示宇宙的数学与精神秩序。他的《宇宙的神秘》(1596)和《世界的和谐》(1618)表达了他对几何与比例揭示天界神圣设计的信念。由此诞生了他的行星运动三大定律,这些定律改变了天文学,并成为牛顿后来引力研究的基础。

尽管开普勒的名声建立在他的天文学发现上,但他视占星学为一门神圣的艺术——反映天地和谐的镜像。作为皇家数学家,他专业从事占星学,同时试图改革它,将占星影响建立在可观测的几何与谐波共振上。基于这种方法,他引入了三个新相位——五分相、倍五分相和补八分相,扩展了传统的托勒密相位集,并融入了现代占星技术。开普勒还编制了《鲁道夫星表》,极大提升了占星家精确计算星盘的能力。

开普勒对占星学的看法兼具科学与虔诚:他将其描述为“上帝造物的见证,绝非轻浮之事”。他作为一位将天文学、几何学与音乐合而为一、追寻宇宙和谐的远见者,其遗产至今不衰。

开普勒曾与第谷·布拉赫密切合作,并得益于使用第谷精心记录的观测数据。欲更全面探索开普勒的生平、哲学及占星改革,请参阅大卫·普兰特在skyscript.co.uk/kepler.html上的文章《约翰内斯·开普勒:天球音乐》。

Kepler: Johannes Kepler (Astrologer – 1571-1630)Kepler: Johannes Kepler (Astrologer – 1571-1630)
英文原文

Johannes Kepler was one of the most brilliant astronomer-astrologers of the 17th century, whose work bridged the mystical cosmology of the Renaissance and the emerging scientific revolution. Deeply inspired by the Pythagorean ideal of harmony, he sought to uncover the mathematical and spiritual order of the cosmos. His Mysterium Cosmographicum (1596) and Harmonices Mundi (1618) expressed his belief that geometry and proportion revealed divine design in the heavens. From this vision came his three Laws of Planetary Motion, which transformed astronomy and became the foundation for Newton’s later work on gravitation.

Although Kepler’s fame rests on his astronomical discoveries, he considered astrology a sacred art – a reflection of the harmony linking heaven and earth. As Imperial Mathematicus he practised astrology professionally, while seeking to reform it in basing astrological influence on observable geometry and harmonic resonance. From this approach he introduced three new aspects – the quintile , bi-quintile and sesqui-quadrate , which extended the traditional set of Ptolemaic aspects and became embedded in modern astrological technique. Kepler also introduced the Rudolphine Tables , which greatly enhanced the ability of astrologers to calculate charts with precision.

Kepler’s view of astrology was both scientific and devotional: he described it as “a testimony of God’s works and by no means a frivolous thing”. His legacy endures as that of a visionary who united astronomy, geometry, and music in a single search for cosmic harmony.

Kepler worked closely under Tycho Brahe and benefitted from having access to Brahe’s carefully recorded observations. For a fuller exploration of Kepler’s life, philosophy, and reform of astrology, see David Plant’s article Johannes Kepler: Music of the Spheres at skyscript.co.uk/kepler.html

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行星的最少年份 Least years (of the planets)

最小年限基于连续发生在同一黄道星座和同一年同一月份的合相之间的时间间隔。例如,金星需要八年完成与太阳的五次合相,这会在黄道带上画出一个近乎完美的五角星,然后在距起点2°的位置重新开始周期。而火星的周期重复七次合相,需要15年完成(误差在几周内),并在黄道带上大约15°的位置再次重复。太阳的数值反映了默冬周期的长度,即太阳与月球再次合相,形成与19年前相同度数的食的周期。

[表格和术语条目摘自霍丁的《注解版莉莉》,第154条脚注,第58-59页]

Least years (of the planets)
英文原文

The least years are based on the times that lapse between successive synodic conjunctions which occur in the same zodiacal sign and in the same month of the year. Venus, for example, takes eight years to complete five synodic unions with the Sun, which traces out a near-perfect pentagram before beginning the cycle again 2° distant in the zodiac. The cycle of Mars however repeats over seven synodic unions which take 15 years to complete (within a couple of weeks) repeating again about 15° further in the zodiac. The Sun’s value reflects the length of the Meton cycle , the period in which the Sun reunites with the Moon to form an eclipse in the same degree as one that occurred 19 years beforehand.

[Table & glossary entry extracted from Houlding’s Annotated Lilly , footnote 154, pp.58-59]

狮子座 Leo

Leo是拉丁语中“狮子”的意思,它指的是:

狮子座星座——一组跨越黄道并位于黄道带内的主要(不规则间隔)恒星群。

狮子座黄道带——黄道带的12个等分部分中的第五个,这些部分由黄道与春分点和夏至点的交点在天文学上确定。

狮子座星座——一组跨越黄道并位于黄道带内的主要(不规则间隔)恒星群。

狮子座黄道带——黄道带的12个等分部分中的第五个,这些部分由黄道与春分点和夏至点的交点在天文学上确定。

尽管狮子座星座和黄道带狮子座名称相同,但天文学上它们是彼此区分的,并且由于黄道带考虑了岁差现象,它们预计不会重叠。星座和黄道带都为占星判断增添了意义,但它们的象征意义来源于不同的原则。

狮子座的符号:

‣关于该星座恒星和象征意义的详细信息,请参见

《狮子座星座的恒星传说》

‣关于黄道带狮子的划分、主宰和象征意义的详细信息,请参见

《狮子座黄道带象征意义》

Leo
英文原文

Leo is the Latin word for 'lion' and is the name given to:

The Constellation Leo - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac . The Zodiac Sign Leo - the fifth of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

The Constellation Leo - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac .

The Zodiac Sign Leo - the fifth of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

Though the constellation and the sign of Leo share the same name, they are astronomically distinguished from each other and not expected to overlap due to the zodiac factoring in the phenomenon of precession . Constellations and signs both add meaning to an astrological judgement but draw their symbolism from different principles.

Symbol for Leo:

‣ For details of the stars and symbolism of the constellation, see

Star Lore of the Constellation Leo

‣ For details on divisions, rulerships and symbolism of the zodiac sign, see

Sign Symbolism of Leo

艾伦·利奥(占星家–1860–1917) Leo: Alan Leo (Astrologer – 1860–1917)

艾伦·利奥(1860–1917)——常被称为“现代占星学之父”——出生于威斯敏斯特,原名威廉·弗雷德里克·艾伦,在加入维多利亚晚期神秘主义圈层后改名为艾伦·利奥。1890年,他共同创办了《占星家杂志》(后更名为《现代占星学》),著述颇丰,并协助组织了伦敦的占星学界,包括于1915年创立了神智学会占星分会。他廉价的指南手册和邮购星盘服务拓宽了公众接触占星学的途径,且他注重以性格为核心的清晰解读方式,使这门学科更易于初学者理解,并由此普及开来。

利奥的工作方法和商业成功招致了同时代人的尖锐批评,并曾两次因涉嫌算命而依据《巫术法案》(1914年和1917年)受到起诉;这些案件引起了媒体的广泛关注,成为占星学现代法律与社会史上的标志性事件。他于1917年8月突然去世,据称是因诉讼压力所致。

利奥的影响深远:他通过系统化教材、建立持久机构以及推广以性格为基础的解读风格,改变了英国占星实践的方向,为后来心理学方法的发展以及流行的太阳星座本命解读法奠定了基础。

更多信息请参见:

金·法内尔所著《艾伦·利奥》

《占星家杂志》第一卷——由Skyscript托管的该卷所有期刊数字复制版

Leo: Alan Leo (Astrologer – 1860–1917)
英文原文

Alan Leo (1860–1917) – often styled the ‘father of modern astrology’ – was born William Frederick Allan in Westminster and became active in late-Victorian esoteric circles before adopting the name Alan Leo. In 1890 he co-founded The Astrologer’s Magazine (later renamed Modern Astrology ), wrote prolifically, and helped organise London’s astrological community, including founding the Astrological Lodge of the Theosophical Society in 1915. His inexpensive manuals and mail-order horoscope service broadened public access to astrology, and his emphasis on clear, character-centred delineation made the subject easier for newcomers, and subsequently popularised.

Leo’s working methods and commercial success drew sharp criticism from some contemporaries, and he twice faced prosecution under the Witchcraft Act (1914 and 1917) for alleged fortune-telling; the cases attracted wide press attention and became touchstones in astrology’s modern legal and social history. He died suddenly in August 1917, reputedly brought on by the strain of his legal trials.

Leo’s influence was profound: he changed the direction of astrological practice in Britain by systematising teaching materials, building durable institutions, and promoting a style of character-based delineation that helped support the later development of psychological approaches and the popular Sun-sign approach to natal delineation.

For further information, see:

Alan Leo by Kim Farnell The Astrologer’s Magazine Volume 1 – digital reproduction of all journals in this volume hosted by Skyscript

Alan Leo by Kim Farnell

The Astrologer’s Magazine Volume 1 – digital reproduction of all journals in this volume hosted by Skyscript

天秤座 Libra

“Libra”是拉丁语中表示“平衡”的词汇,它被赋予以下含义:

天秤座星座——一组跨越黄道并位于黄道带内的主要(不规则分布的)恒星群。

黄道十二宫天秤座——黄道带12个等分区域中的第七个,这些区域由黄道与春分点、秋分点及冬至点、夏至点的交点在天文学上确定。

尽管天秤座星座与黄道十二宫天秤座同名,但它们在天文学上彼此区分,并且由于黄道带考虑了岁差现象,两者并不重合。星座和宫位都为占星判断增添意义,但它们的象征意义源于不同的原理。

天秤座的象征:

‣关于星座的恒星及象征意义详情,请参阅

《天秤座星座的星辰传说》

‣关于黄道十二宫的区域、主宰及象征意义详情,请参阅

《天秤座宫位象征》

Libra
英文原文

Libra is the Latin word for 'balance' and is the name given to:

The Constellation Libra - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac . The Zodiac Sign Libra - the seventh of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

The Constellation Libra - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac .

The Zodiac Sign Libra - the seventh of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

Though the constellation and the sign of Libra share the same name, they are astronomically distinguished from each other and not expected to overlap due to the zodiac factoring in the phenomenon of precession . Constellations and signs both add meaning to an astrological judgement but draw their symbolism from different principles.

Symbol for Libra:

‣ For details of the stars and symbolism of the constellation, see

Star Lore of the Constellation Libra

‣ For details on divisions, rulerships and symbolism of the zodiac sign, see

Sign Symbolism of Libra

Lilly:威廉·莉莉(占星家-1602-1681) Lilly: William Lilly (Astrologer - 1602-81)

威廉·李利是17世纪著名的英国占星家,也是《基督教占星学》(1647年)的作者,这是首部广泛流传的英文占星学教科书,也是卜卦占星学史上最全面、最重要的历史教材。在其事业巅峰时期,李利据称每年研判超过两千张星盘,他的年历每年销量超过三万册。李利的占星学在英国内战期间达到顶峰,期间他曾为国王和议会双方提供建议。他还因提前十五年预言了1666年的伦敦大火而闻名。

李利的生活并非总是一帆风顺,他曾因占星预言三次受审。晚年他带着可观的财富隐居于萨里郡赫舍姆的乡间,在那里仅为当地居民免费行医。他去世前不久出版的自传,记述了李利与当时许多著名占星家的密切交往——尤其是他的赞助人与好友伊莱亚斯·阿什莫尔;他的养子亨利·科利;以及他的学生后来成为对手的约翰·加德伯里。如需更详细的传记,可参阅大卫·普兰特所著《威廉·李利的生平与著作》,以及该页面上提供的众多与其著作相关的资源与复制品链接。

Lilly: William Lilly (Astrologer - 1602-81)
英文原文

William Lilly was a prominent 17th-century English astrologer, and author of Christian Astrology (1647), the first widely circulated astrological textbook available in the English language and the most comprehensive and important historical textbook on horary astrology. At the height of his career, Lilly is reputed to have judged over two thousand charts a year, and his annual almanac sold over 30,000 copies annually. Lilly's astrology peaked during the period of the English Civil War, during which he advised both King and Parliament. He was also credited with predicting the Great Fire of London (1666) fifteen years before the event.

Things were not always peaceful for Lilly, and he was tried in a court of law three times for his astrological predictions. In later life he retired with a reasonable fortune to the countryside of Hersham, Surrey, where he practiced medicine for local townsfolk by donation only. His autobiography , published shortly before his death, relays Lilly's close associations with many other leading astrologers of his time – most notably, Elias Ashmole, his patron and friend; Henry Coley, his adopted son; and, John Gadbury, his student turned adversary. For a more detailed biography, see The Life and Work of William Lilly by David Plant, and the many links provided on that page to resources and reproductions of his works.

丽莉:威廉·丽莉(占星家-1602-81) Lilly: William Lilly (Astrologer - 1602-81)

威廉·利里是17世纪英国著名的占星家,著有《基督教占星学》(1647年),这是第一本广泛流传的英文占星学教科书,也是关于卜卦占星学最全面、最重要的历史教材。在其职业生涯巅峰时期,利里据称每年评判超过两千张星盘,他的年历每年销量超过三万册。利里的占星学在英国内战期间达到顶峰,他曾为国王和议会双方提供建议。他还被认为在伦敦大火(1666年)发生前十五年就预言了这一事件。

利里的生活并非总是一帆风顺,他曾因占星预测三次受审。晚年他带着可观的财富退隐至萨里郡赫舍姆的乡村,在那里仅为当地居民提供医疗服务,只收取捐赠。他的自传在他去世前不久出版,书中讲述了利里与他同时代许多著名占星家的密切关系——最值得注意的是他的赞助人和朋友伊莱亚斯·阿什莫尔、他的养子亨利·科利,以及他后来反目成仇的学生约翰·加德伯里。如需更详细的传记,可参阅大卫·普兰特的《威廉·利里的生平与工作》,以及该页面提供的许多关于其作品资源与复制本的链接。

Lilly: William Lilly (Astrologer - 1602-81)
英文原文

William Lilly was a prominent 17th-century English astrologer, and author of Christian Astrology (1647), the first widely circulated astrological textbook available in the English language and the most comprehensive and important historical textbook on horary astrology. At the height of his career, Lilly is reputed to have judged over two thousand charts a year, and his annual almanac sold over 30,000 copies annually. Lilly's astrology peaked during the period of the English Civil War, during which he advised both King and Parliament. He was also credited with predicting the Great Fire of London (1666) fifteen years before the event.

Things were not always peaceful for Lilly, and he was tried in a court of law three times for his astrological predictions. In later life he retired with a reasonable fortune to the countryside of Hersham, Surrey, where he practiced medicine for local townsfolk by donation only. His autobiography , published shortly before his death, relays Lilly's close associations with many other leading astrologers of his time – most notably, Elias Ashmole, his patron and friend; Henry Coley, his adopted son; and, John Gadbury, his student turned adversary. For a more detailed biography, see The Life and Work of William Lilly by David Plant, and the many links provided on that page to resources and reproductions of his works.

隆戈蒙塔努斯(占星家,1562-1647) Longomontanus (Astrologer 1562-1647)

克里斯滕·索伦森·隆戈蒙塔努斯(1562–1647)是丹麦天文学家和占星学家,最广为人知的身份是第谷·布拉赫的亲密合作者,也是第谷天文传统延续中的领军人物。他出生于日德兰半岛的隆堡村,采用了拉丁化名字隆戈蒙塔努斯(意为“长山”),作为其出生地的学术指代。他曾担任第谷的助手多年,参与观测和计算工作,后来成为哥本哈根大学的数学教授,随后又担任天文学教授。他的职业生涯使他处于17世纪早期宇宙学争论的中心,他试图完善并捍卫第谷的地日混合体系,以对抗托勒密体系和哥白尼体系的各种替代方案。对于占星学家而言,隆戈蒙塔努斯作为精确天文观测持续支持占星实践这一传统的代表具有重要意义。他的主要著作《丹麦天文学》(1622年)在17世纪被广泛用作天文学手册,其中保留了一个旨在与观测和传统天体影响保持一致的天体模型。尽管主要关注天文结构,但隆戈蒙塔努斯并未摒弃占星学;相反,他在一个允许天体运动保留其解读价值的框架内工作。在《丹麦天文学》的附录中,他收录了星图及详细的占星判断,包括他对1618年彗星的分析,表明即使在宇宙学观念发生转变的时期,占星学的实际应用仍然与观测天文学的进步紧密相连。

Longomontanus (Astrologer 1562-1647)
英文原文

Christen Sørensen Longomontanus (1562–1647) was a Danish astronomer and astrologer, best known as a close collaborator of Tycho Brahe and as a leading figure in the continuation of the Tychonic astronomical tradition.

Born in the village of Lomborg in Jutland, he adopted the Latinised name Longomontanus , (meaning ‘Long Mountain’) as a scholarly reference to his place of origin. He worked for several years as Tycho’s assistant, contributing to observational and computational work, and later became professor of mathematics, and subsequently astronomy, at the University of Copenhagen. His career placed him at the centre of early 17th-century debates about cosmology, as he sought to refine and defend Tycho’s geo-heliocentric system against both Ptolemaic and Copernican alternatives.

For astrologers, Longomontanus is significant as a representative of a tradition in which precise astronomical observation continued to support astrological practice. His principal work, Astronomia Danica (1622), was widely used as a handbook of astronomy in the 17th century, and it preserves a model of the heavens designed to maintain consistency with both observation and traditional celestial influence. Although primarily concerned with astronomical structure, Longomontanus did not reject astrology; instead, he worked within a framework that allowed celestial motions to retain their interpretative value. In the appendix to Astronomia Danica , he includes charts and detailed astrological judgements, including his analysis of the comet of 1618, demonstrating that even within a period of shifting cosmological ideas, the practical application of astrology remained closely tied to advances in observational astronomy.

……主宰 Lord of ...

上升点、中天或任何宫位的“宫主星”是指掌管该上升点、中天或宫头星座的行星。例如,如果上升点位于摩羯座,那么土星(摩羯座的星座守护星)可被称为“上升点之主”或上升点守护星。如果第6宫宫头落在双鱼座,那么木星(双鱼座的传统守护星)就是第6宫之主(或第6宫守护星)。如果巨蟹座位于第6宫宫头,月亮可被称为“第6宫之女主人”或“第6宫守护星”。这颗守护星被认为能够概括并提供该宫位所代表事物的主要征象。

例如,下图由威廉·莉莉绘制,是一张关于英国内战中埃塞克斯伯爵能否成功围攻雷丁镇的卜卦盘。作为询问的焦点,埃塞克斯由第一宫及其宫头星座的守护星(火星)代表;战争中受攻击的城镇在卜卦盘中由第四宫(水瓶座)代表,因此该宫位和星座整体象征雷丁镇,但该镇的总督则更具体地由第四宫主星代表,因此由土星象征。此事还涉及查理一世国王派遣的援军,因此他由太阳代表——太阳是王权的自然象征,也是第十宫主星,而第十宫“通常象征国王”(CA,p.55):

莉莉说:

“英格兰最尊贵之人,即埃塞克斯,王国将军,在此由火星代表,他是天蝎座(上升星座)的守护星;陛下由太阳代表,他是第十宫主星……雷丁镇由水瓶座(第四宫星座)代表;总督阿瑟·阿斯顿爵士,被认为是一位能干的士兵,由土星(第四宫主星)代表……”

关于此判断的完整探讨,请参见:威廉·莉莉的战争星盘:埃塞克斯能否攻下雷丁?

论断占星学很大程度上建立在主宰体系的概念之上,行星可以通过不同层面的尊贵等级(如擢升、界或面)来掌管黄道带的其他领域。更多信息请参见系列文章《理解行星的尊贵与无力》。

Lord of ...
英文原文

The ‘Lord of’ the ascendant , midheaven or any of the houses , is the planet that rules the sign on the ascendant, midheaven or the cusp of the house. For example, if the ascendant is in Capricorn, then Saturn (the sign-ruler of Capricorn) might be referred to as the ‘lord of the ascendant’ or the ascendant-ruler. If the 6th house cusp falls in Pisces, then Jupiter, the traditional ruler of Pisces, is the lord of the 6th house (or the 6th house ruler). If Cancer is upon the 6th house cusp, the Moon may be referred to as the ‘lady of the 6th house’ or the ‘ruler of the 6th’. This ruling planet is expected to encapsulate and offer main signification for whatever is signified by that house.

For example, the chart below, by William Lilly , is a horary concerning whether the Earl of Essex would be successful in his besiegement of the town of Reading during the English Civil War. As the focus of the query, Essex is signified by the first house and the planetary ruler of the sign on the cusp of that house (Mars); towns under attack during warfare are signified by the 4th house in horary (Aquarius), so this house and sign as a whole symbolises Reading, but the governor of the town is signified more specifically by the lord of the 4th, so he is represented by the planet Saturn. This matter also concerned a relief force being sent by King Charles I, so he is signified by the Sun which is a natural symbol for kingship and also the lord of the 10th house which “commonly personifies kings” ( CA , p.55):

Lilly says:

The Most Honourable of the English Nation, viz. Essex, the Kingdom’s General, is here signified by Mars, Lord of Scorpio, the sign ascending; His Majesty by the Sun, Lord of the tenth … The town of Reading by Aquarius, the sign of the fourth; the Governor Sir Arthur Aston, reputed an able soldier, by Saturn lord of the fourth …

For the full exploration of this judgment see: William Lilly’s War Charts: If Essex should take Reading?

Judicial astrology is largely built around the notion of rulership schemes, and planets can rule other areas in the zodiac by different levels of dignity, such as exaltation , term or face . For more information see the series Understanding Planetary Dignity and Debility .

命主星 Lord of the Geniture

(也称为本命/星盘之主)由本质尊贵和偶然尊贵定义的星盘中最强大的行星。这通常与星盘之主混淆,但本命之主承认偶然尊贵,而星盘之主通常不承认。TomCallanan在一个古老的Skyscript论坛帖子中演示了这一概念:传统西方占星学中一个更有趣的概念是本命之主(或主星)。现代占星学中常用上升星座的守护星作为“星盘守护星”,但这种方法有其弱点。假设星盘天秤座上升,金星在第八宫白羊座?这颗行星真的掌管一切,还是真正主导星盘的那颗?我怀疑。更常见的是以我们的优势为主导。这个想法是寻找一颗强大且有巨大影响力的行星,看看它如何在生命中发挥作用。本命之主被定义为能够行动且拥有最多本质和偶然尊贵的行星。换句话说,一颗本质尊贵的木星在第十二宫可能不如一颗不那么尊贵的火星在第十宫。一般来说,第六、第八和第十二宫的行星难以行动。它们通常需要强有力的相位或强烈的接纳才能发挥潜力,或者需要命主巨大的意志力。行星的本质尊贵通过使用尊贵表并查看该行星在讨论的星盘中所占据的位置来找到。主宰、擢升和三分性是重要的;界和面则次要。偶然力量与宫位位置、与强大行星的相位以及其他一些事情有关。因此,土星在金牛座可能没有太多本质尊贵,但如果它与上升点合相,并与第十一宫双鱼座的金星六合,那么它就拥有相当多的偶然力量。本质尊贵是潜力;偶然尊贵是力量。让我们看两个星盘来理解这一点。乔治·S·巴顿小。这是一个有趣的星盘,因为它非常缺乏本质尊贵,但命主可以说是二战中最成功的野战将军。月亮处于三分性,提供了一些本质尊贵,但它在第八宫处于落陷的位置。水星通过面获得微小尊贵,但也处于落陷。而火星,我们可能期望在这个星盘中非常强大,却完全没有本质尊贵。那么本命之主在哪里?由于可用的本质尊贵如此之少,我们必须寻找偶然力量。金星和土星必须被考虑,因为它们位于角宫。然而,土星处于落陷,金星在摩羯座并不很强,而且这两颗行星都不在宫头星座或靠近角宫宫头,所以我们需要另寻他处。火星位于第四宫宫头,位置强大。火星三分吉星(金星),掌管幸运的第十一宫,并且是第十宫的三分性主宰。那么火星似乎是传统星盘守护星的最佳选择,尽管一颗游走行星通常不是好选择,但在这个星盘中只有两颗行星有本质尊贵,而且它们都只在面上,并且位置普遍不佳。巴顿好战吗?我想没人会反对。巴顿家族在内战后离开了他们的家乡弗吉尼亚,而不是忍受联邦占领。年轻的小乔治(当时这样称呼他)在巴顿家族内战中英勇事迹的英雄故事中长大,除了军事生涯外从未认真考虑过其他事情。第四宫是祖先宫,他的祖先好战;他们的军事功绩可追溯到美国独立战争。他有今天所谓的“学习障碍”(注意代表心智的月亮和水星都处于落陷),但通过巨大的意志力(火星)克服了这些问题,成为了一名出色的野战将军(火星在分析能力强的处女座),效仿了他的祖先(第四宫)。火星在第七宫三分金星也很有趣。金星是第十宫的擢升主宰,位于第七宫,将巴顿的本命之主与他的事业(荣誉)(第十宫)和公开敌人(第七宫)联系起来。让我们再看另一个天蝎座的例子。查尔斯·曼森。查尔斯·曼森无需介绍,仅因他是大多数人不愿认识的名人。曼森的本命之主很容易发现:土星在水瓶座第十一宫。土星处于庙旺和三分性,位于通常被认为是最幸运的宫中。那么发生了什么?面对现实吧,即使高度尊贵的土星也不快乐,但它可以赋予土星更好的自律、组织和结构品质。这颗强大的土星也掌管中天,即荣誉之地。曼森将通过他的朋友获得荣誉或认可。注意他的“朋友”往往来自保守、富裕的背景(强大的土星)。土星四分上升主宰金星,将土星与上升点和外表联系起来。威廉·利利关于土星的外貌描述说:“他的身体大部分较冷且干燥,中等身材;面色苍白、黝黑或浑浊,眼睛小而黑,向下看,额头宽阔,头发黑色或阴郁,且硬或粗糙,大耳朵;低垂的眉毛,厚嘴唇和鼻子,胡须稀疏或薄,面容笨拙不悦,要么向前低头要么弯腰,肩膀宽大,且常常弯曲,腹部略短且瘦,大腿稀疏、瘦且不长,膝盖和脚不雅,常常相互碰撞等。”(《基督教占星学》第58页)不完美,但考虑到这是在曼森出生前近300年写的,已经不错了。可以认为曼森通过忽视他土星的力量,随波逐流,行使了他的自由意志,在这种情况下,上升主宰金星在第七宫处于落陷并被灼伤。巴顿通过将他的意志力(火星,本命之主)导向一个有价值的目标——军事生涯,克服了与他上升主宰(水星落陷)相关的问题。曼森想成为摇滚明星,并创作和表演音乐。金星是音乐的传统主宰,并掌管他的上升,但如上所述非常虚弱,虚弱金星屈服于低级欲望。他需要自律和结构。潜力(本质尊贵)在那里(土星在庙旺和三分性,与金星相位),但它需要更多的力量(偶然尊贵),而曼森星盘中处女座的火星在第六宫偶然虚弱,无法给查尔斯带来它给乔治的东西。那么曼森用他强大的土星做了什么?他把它给了月亮——家庭第四宫的守护星和上升的擢升主宰。月亮在土星的庙旺和三分性中。在水瓶座,它将与团体相关联。月亮合相北交点:获得帮助的地方。掌管团体(第十宫高挂的月亮在上升擢升)给了曼森我们都需要的情感支持。土星也四分日月合相,这阻碍了他的自我表达。总之,曼森当然遇到了他的障碍,但选择了堕落之路,而不是与一个充满潜力的土星合作。传统西方占星学中一个更有趣的概念是本命之主。现代占星学中常用上升星座的守护星作为“星盘守护星”,但这种方法有其弱点。假设星盘天秤座上升,金星在第八宫白羊座?这颗行星真的掌管一切,还是真正主导星盘的那颗?我怀疑。更常见的是以我们的优势为主导。这个想法是寻找一颗强大且有巨大影响力的行星,看看它如何在生命中发挥作用。本命之主被定义为能够行动且拥有最多本质和偶然尊贵的行星。换句话说,一颗本质尊贵的木星在第十二宫可能不如一颗不那么尊贵的火星在第十宫。一般来说,第六、第八和第十二宫的行星难以行动。它们通常需要强有力的相位或强烈的接纳才能发挥潜力,或者需要命主巨大的意志力。行星的本质尊贵通过使用尊贵表并查看该行星在讨论的星盘中所占据的位置来找到。主宰、擢升和三分性是重要的;界和面则次要。偶然力量与宫位位置、与强大行星的相位以及其他一些事情有关。因此,土星在金牛座可能没有太多本质尊贵,但如果它与上升点合相,并与第十一宫双鱼座的金星六合,那么它就拥有相当多的偶然力量。本质尊贵是潜力;偶然尊贵是力量。让我们看两个星盘来理解这一点。乔治·S·巴顿小。这是一个有趣的星盘,因为它非常缺乏本质尊贵,但命主可以说是二战中最成功的野战将军。月亮处于三分性,提供了一些本质尊贵,但它在第八宫处于落陷的位置。水星通过面获得微小尊贵,但也处于落陷。而火星,我们可能期望在这个星盘中非常强大,却完全没有本质尊贵。那么本命之主在哪里?由于可用的本质尊贵如此之少,我们必须寻找偶然力量。金星和土星必须被考虑,因为它们位于角宫。然而,土星处于落陷,金星在摩羯座并不很强,而且这两颗行星都不在宫头星座或靠近角宫宫头,所以我们需要另寻他处。火星位于第四宫宫头,位置强大。火星三分吉星(金星),掌管幸运的第十一宫,并且是第十宫的三分性主宰。那么火星似乎是传统星盘守护星的最佳选择,尽管一颗游走行星通常不是好选择,但在这个星盘中只有两颗行星有本质尊贵,而且它们都只在面上,并且位置普遍不佳。巴顿好战吗?我想没人会反对。巴顿家族在内战后离开了他们的家乡弗吉尼亚,而不是忍受联邦占领。年轻的小乔治(当时这样称呼他)在巴顿家族内战中英勇事迹的英雄故事中长大,除了军事生涯外从未认真考虑过其他事情。第四宫是祖先宫,他的祖先好战;他们的军事功绩可追溯到美国独立战争。他有今天所谓的“学习障碍”(注意代表心智的月亮和水星都处于落陷),但通过巨大的意志力(火星)克服了这些问题,成为了一名出色的野战将军(火星在分析能力强的处女座),效仿了他的祖先(第四宫)。火星在第七宫三分金星也很有趣。金星是第十宫的擢升主宰,位于第七宫,将巴顿的本命之主与他的事业(荣誉)(第十宫)和公开敌人(第七宫)联系起来。让我们再看另一个天蝎座的例子。查尔斯·曼森。查尔斯·曼森无需介绍,仅因他是大多数人不愿认识的名人。曼森的本命之主很容易发现:土星在水瓶座第十一宫。土星处于庙旺和三分性,位于通常被认为是最幸运的宫中。那么发生了什么?面对现实吧,即使高度尊贵的土星也不快乐,但它可以赋予土星更好的自律、组织和结构品质。这颗强大的土星也掌管中天,即荣誉之地。曼森将通过他的朋友获得荣誉或认可。注意他的“朋友”往往来自保守、富裕的背景(强大的土星)。土星四分上升主宰金星,将土星与上升点和外表联系起来。威廉·利利关于土星的外貌描述说:“他的身体大部分较冷且干燥,中等身材;面色苍白、黝黑或浑浊,眼睛小而黑,向下看,额头宽阔,头发黑色或阴郁,且硬或粗糙,大耳朵;低垂的眉毛,厚嘴唇和鼻子,胡须稀疏或薄,面容笨拙不悦,要么向前低头要么弯腰,肩膀宽大,且常常弯曲,腹部略短且瘦,大腿稀疏、瘦且不长,膝盖和脚不雅,常常相互碰撞等。”(《基督教占星学》第58页)不完美,但考虑到这是在曼森出生前近300年写的,已经不错了。可以认为曼森通过忽视他土星的力量,随波逐流,行使了他的自由意志,在这种情况下,上升主宰金星在第七宫处于落陷并被灼伤。巴顿通过将他的意志力(火星,本命之主)导向一个有价值的目标——军事生涯,克服了与他上升主宰(水星落陷)相关的问题。曼森想成为摇滚明星,并创作和表演音乐。金星是音乐的传统主宰,并掌管他的上升,但如上所述非常虚弱,虚弱金星屈服于低级欲望。他需要自律和结构。潜力(本质尊贵)在那里(土星在庙旺和三分性,与金星相位),但它需要更多的力量(偶然尊贵),而曼森星盘中处女座的火星在第六宫偶然虚弱,无法给查尔斯带来它给乔治的东西。那么曼森用他强大的土星做了什么?他把它给了月亮——家庭第四宫的守护星和上升的擢升主宰。月亮在土星的庙旺和三分性中。在水瓶座,它将与团体相关联。月亮合相北交点:获得帮助的地方。掌管团体(第十宫高挂的月亮在上升擢升)给了曼森我们都需要的情感支持。土星也四分日月合相,这阻碍了他的自我表达。总之,曼森当然遇到了他的障碍,但选择了堕落之路,而不是与一个充满潜力的土星合作。

Lord of the GenitureLord of the Geniture
英文原文

(Also known as Lord of the Nativity / Figure)

The most powerful planet in the chart as defined by essential and accidental dignity. This is often confused with the Almuten of the Figure but whereas the Lord of the Geniture recognises accidental dignity, generally the Almuten of the Figure does not.

Tom Callanan demonstrated this concept as part of an old Skyscript forum post:

One of the more interesting concepts in traditional Western astrology is that of Lord (or Lady) of the geniture. It is common practice in modern astrology to use the ascendant ruler as the “ruler of the chart,” but this method has its weaknesses. Suppose the chart has Libra rising and Venus is in Aries in the 8th house? Is this the planet really in charge, or the one that truly dominates the chart? I doubt it. It is more usual to lead with our strengths. The idea is to look for a strong planet that has great influence and see how it plays out in the life. The Lord of the Geniture is defined as the planet with the most essential and accidental dignity that can act . In other words, an essentially dignified Jupiter in the 12th might not be as good a choice as a less dignified Mars in the 10th. Generally speaking, planets in the 6th, 8th, and 12th houses have difficulty acting. They usually require a strong aspect or strong reception to achieve their potential or an enormous amount of willpower on the part of the native. A planet’s essential dignity is found by using the table of dignities and seeing which of its own positions a planet occupies in the chart under discussion. Rulership, exaltation, and triplicity are the important ones; term and face are less so. Accidental strength has to do with house position and aspects to strong planets, and some other things. So Saturn in Taurus might not have much essential dignity, but if it is conjunct the ascendant in sextile with Venus in Pisces in the 11th house,it has a good deal of accidental strength. Essential dignity is potential; accidental dignity is power. Let’s look at two charts to see how this works. George S. Patton Jr. This is an interesting chart because it is so lacking in essential dignity, yet the native became, arguably, the most successful of all WWII Field Generals. The Moon is in triplicity, offering some essential dignity, but it is in its sign of detriment in the 8th house. Mercury has minor dignity by face, but is also in its sign of detriment. And Mars, whom we might expect to be very powerful in this chart, has no essential dignity at all. So where is the Lord of the Geniture? We have to look for accidental strengths here since there is so little essential dignity to work with. Venus and Saturn must be considered since they are in angular houses. However, Saturn is in its sign of detriment, Venus in Capricorn isn’t very strong, and neither planet is in the sign on the cusp of the house or near to the angular cusp, so we need to look elsewhere. Mars is powerfully placed upon the 4th house cusp. Mars trines a benefic (Venus), rules the fortunate 11th house, and is the triplicity ruler of the 10th. Mars then seems to be the best choice for our traditional chart ruler, although a peregrine planet isn’t usually a good choice, but only two planets have essential dignity in this chart, and both are only in face and generally badly placed. Was Patton martial? I doubt anyone would argue to the contrary. The Patton family left their native Virginia after the Civil War rather than tolerate Union occupation. Young Georgie (as he was called then) was reared on heroic war stories of the Pattons’ exploits in the Civil War, and never seriously considered anything but a military career. The fourth house is the house of ancestors and his ancestors were martial; their military exploits date back to the American Revolution. He had what today would be called learning disabilities (note Moon and Mercury, the significators of the mind, are both in detriment), but used enormous willpower (Mars) to overcome these problems to become a brilliant field general (Mars is in analytical Virgo) in the manner of his ancestors (4th house). Mars trine Venus in 7 is interesting as well. Venus is the exaltation ruler of the 10th posited in the 7th, connecting Patton’s Lord of the Geniture with his career (honors) (10th) and open enemies (7th). Let’s look at another Scorpio example. Charles Manson Charles Manson needs no introduction, if for no other reason than he is well known as someone most would not wish to know. Manson’s Lord of the Geniture is easy to spot: Saturn in Aquarius in the 11th house. Saturn is in domicile rulership and triplicity within what is generally considered the most fortunate house in the chart. So what happened? Let’s face it, even a highly dignified Saturn isn’t cheerful, but it could give Saturn’s better qualities of self-discipline, organization and structure. This powerful Saturn also rules the MC, the place of honors. Manson would receive honor or recognition through his friends. Note his “friends” tended to come from conservative, well off backgrounds (strong Saturn). Saturn squares the ascendant ruler, Venus, linking Saturn to the ASC and appearance. William Lilly on the coporature of Saturn, says: “Most part his body more cold and dry, of a middle stature; his complexion pale, swartish, or muddy, his eyes little and black, looking downward, a broad forehead, black or sad hair, and it hard or rugged, great ears; hanging lowering eyebrows, thick lips and nose, a rare or thin beard, a lumpish unpleasant countenance, either holding his head forward or stooping, his shoulders broad and large, and many times crooked, his belly somewhat short and lank, his thighs spare, lean and not long, his knees and feet indecent, many times shoveling or hitting one against another etc.” ( Christian Astrology page 58) Not perfect, but not bad considering it was written almost 300 years before Manson’s birth. It could be argued that Manson exercised his free will by ignoring the strength of his Saturn, and going with the flow, in this case the ASC ruler, Venus, which is in detriment and combust in the 7th house. Patton overcame the problems associated with his ASC ruler (Mercury in detriment) by directing his will power (Mars, Lord of the Geniture) towards a worthwhile goal, a career in the military. Manson wanted to be a Rock star, and wrote and performed music. Venus is the traditional ruler of music and rules his ASC, but as stated above is very weak, and a weak Venus gives in to the baser desires. He needed self-discipline and structure. The potential (essential dignity) was there (Saturn in domicile and triplicity in aspect to Venus), but it required more power (accidental dignity), and Mars in Virgo in Manson’s chart is accidentally weak in the 6th and cannot give to Charles what it gave to George. So what did Manson do with his Powerful Saturn? He gave it to the Moon - ruler of the 4th house of family and exaltation ruler of the ASC. The Moon is in the rulership and triplicity of Saturn. In Aquarius it will be associated with groups. The Moon is conjunct the north node: where you get help. Being in charge of the group (elevated Moon in the 10th exalted in the ASC) gave Manson the emotional support we all need. Saturn also squares the Sun-Venus conjunction that has the effect of blocking his self-expression. In summary, Manson certainly had his share of obstacles, but chose the path of debasement, rather than work with a Saturn so full of potential.

One of the more interesting concepts in traditional Western astrology is that of Lord (or Lady) of the geniture. It is common practice in modern astrology to use the ascendant ruler as the “ruler of the chart,” but this method has its weaknesses. Suppose the chart has Libra rising and Venus is in Aries in the 8th house? Is this the planet really in charge, or the one that truly dominates the chart? I doubt it. It is more usual to lead with our strengths. The idea is to look for a strong planet that has great influence and see how it plays out in the life.

The Lord of the Geniture is defined as the planet with the most essential and accidental dignity that can act . In other words, an essentially dignified Jupiter in the 12th might not be as good a choice as a less dignified Mars in the 10th. Generally speaking, planets in the 6th, 8th, and 12th houses have difficulty acting. They usually require a strong aspect or strong reception to achieve their potential or an enormous amount of willpower on the part of the native.

A planet’s essential dignity is found by using the table of dignities and seeing which of its own positions a planet occupies in the chart under discussion. Rulership, exaltation, and triplicity are the important ones; term and face are less so. Accidental strength has to do with house position and aspects to strong planets, and some other things. So Saturn in Taurus might not have much essential dignity, but if it is conjunct the ascendant in sextile with Venus in Pisces in the 11th house,it has a good deal of accidental strength. Essential dignity is potential; accidental dignity is power. Let’s look at two charts to see how this works.

George S. Patton Jr.

This is an interesting chart because it is so lacking in essential dignity, yet the native became, arguably, the most successful of all WWII Field Generals. The Moon is in triplicity, offering some essential dignity, but it is in its sign of detriment in the 8th house. Mercury has minor dignity by face, but is also in its sign of detriment. And Mars, whom we might expect to be very powerful in this chart, has no essential dignity at all.

So where is the Lord of the Geniture?

We have to look for accidental strengths here since there is so little essential dignity to work with. Venus and Saturn must be considered since they are in angular houses. However, Saturn is in its sign of detriment, Venus in Capricorn isn’t very strong, and neither planet is in the sign on the cusp of the house or near to the angular cusp, so we need to look elsewhere. Mars is powerfully placed upon the 4th house cusp. Mars trines a benefic (Venus), rules the fortunate 11th house, and is the triplicity ruler of the 10th. Mars then seems to be the best choice for our traditional chart ruler, although a peregrine planet isn’t usually a good choice, but only two planets have essential dignity in this chart, and both are only in face and generally badly placed.

Was Patton martial? I doubt anyone would argue to the contrary. The Patton family left their native Virginia after the Civil War rather than tolerate Union occupation. Young Georgie (as he was called then) was reared on heroic war stories of the Pattons’ exploits in the Civil War, and never seriously considered anything but a military career. The fourth house is the house of ancestors and his ancestors were martial; their military exploits date back to the American Revolution. He had what today would be called learning disabilities (note Moon and Mercury, the significators of the mind, are both in detriment), but used enormous willpower (Mars) to overcome these problems to become a brilliant field general (Mars is in analytical Virgo) in the manner of his ancestors (4th house). Mars trine Venus in 7 is interesting as well. Venus is the exaltation ruler of the 10th posited in the 7th, connecting Patton’s Lord of the Geniture with his career (honors) (10th) and open enemies (7th).

Let’s look at another Scorpio example.

Charles Manson

Charles Manson needs no introduction, if for no other reason than he is well known as someone most would not wish to know. Manson’s Lord of the Geniture is easy to spot: Saturn in Aquarius in the 11th house. Saturn is in domicile rulership and triplicity within what is generally considered the most fortunate house in the chart. So what happened? Let’s face it, even a highly dignified Saturn isn’t cheerful, but it could give Saturn’s better qualities of self-discipline, organization and structure. This powerful Saturn also rules the MC, the place of honors. Manson would receive honor or recognition through his friends. Note his “friends” tended to come from conservative, well off backgrounds (strong Saturn).

Saturn squares the ascendant ruler, Venus, linking Saturn to the ASC and appearance. William Lilly on the coporature of Saturn, says:

“Most part his body more cold and dry, of a middle stature; his complexion pale, swartish, or muddy, his eyes little and black, looking downward, a broad forehead, black or sad hair, and it hard or rugged, great ears; hanging lowering eyebrows, thick lips and nose, a rare or thin beard, a lumpish unpleasant countenance, either holding his head forward or stooping, his shoulders broad and large, and many times crooked, his belly somewhat short and lank, his thighs spare, lean and not long, his knees and feet indecent, many times shoveling or hitting one against another etc.” ( Christian Astrology page 58)

Not perfect, but not bad considering it was written almost 300 years before Manson’s birth.

It could be argued that Manson exercised his free will by ignoring the strength of his Saturn, and going with the flow, in this case the ASC ruler, Venus, which is in detriment and combust in the 7th house. Patton overcame the problems associated with his ASC ruler (Mercury in detriment) by directing his will power (Mars, Lord of the Geniture) towards a worthwhile goal, a career in the military. Manson wanted to be a Rock star, and wrote and performed music. Venus is the traditional ruler of music and rules his ASC, but as stated above is very weak, and a weak Venus gives in to the baser desires. He needed self-discipline and structure. The potential (essential dignity) was there (Saturn in domicile and triplicity in aspect to Venus), but it required more power (accidental dignity), and Mars in Virgo in Manson’s chart is accidentally weak in the 6th and cannot give to Charles what it gave to George. So what did Manson do with his Powerful Saturn? He gave it to the Moon - ruler of the 4th house of family and exaltation ruler of the ASC. The Moon is in the rulership and triplicity of Saturn. In Aquarius it will be associated with groups. The Moon is conjunct the north node: where you get help. Being in charge of the group (elevated Moon in the 10th exalted in the ASC) gave Manson the emotional support we all need. Saturn also squares the Sun-Venus conjunction that has the effect of blocking his self-expression. In summary, Manson certainly had his share of obstacles, but chose the path of debasement, rather than work with a Saturn so full of potential.

星体(行星或赫尔墨斯) Lots (Planetary or Hermetic)

一组符号点,通过测量两颗行星之间的距离,并将该距离从上升点投射出来,遵循了福点(或阿拉伯点)的模型。在古代被称为赫尔墨斯点,它们被归功于三重伟大的赫尔墨斯,被视为定义福点和灵点的同一几何原理的延伸。

这一系列的主要点包括:

福点(Tychê)——测量从太阳到月亮的弧长,并将该距离从上升点投射出来;*象征身体、境遇和生活的物质条件。

灵点(Daimon)——福点的补集,白天从月亮到太阳测量,夜晚从太阳到月亮测量,从上升点投射;代表心智、目的和意识方向。

爱点(Eros)——白天从金星到灵点测量,夜晚反向;显示情感、吸引力和情感投入。

必然点(Ananke)——白天从灵点到金星测量,夜晚反向;描述约束、义务或强迫。

勇气点(或Valour)——白天从火星到灵点测量,夜晚反向;代表驱动力、斗争和坚韧。

胜利点(或Nemesis)——白天从木星到灵点测量,夜晚反向;与正义、报应和命运的道德维度相关。

*尽管后来的作者描述福点在夜晚反向,但最早的资料——包括托勒密和他之前的埃及材料——都没有提到反向。现代分析认为,昼夜区分是由于对计算方法的误读而非原始教义。根据这种观点,福点应按照托勒密解释的那样“白天和夜晚”相同的方式计算,使其成为一个单一的、非反向的公式。更多信息见WadeCaves的文章《寻找福点》。

这些点共同被视为通过福点的数学设计投射行星影响的结果——试图在星盘中映射心智、身体和命运的隐藏运作。它们的意义在希腊化和中世纪占星学中得到发展,常被用作解读性格、职业和生活境遇的关键。

英文原文

A group of symbolic points derived by measuring the distance between two planets and projecting that same distance from the ascendant, following the model of the Lot (or Part) of Fortune . Known in antiquity as the Hermetic lots, they were attributed to Hermes Trismegistus and treated as extensions of the same geometrical principle that defines Fortune and Spirit.

The principal lots in this family are:

Lot of Fortune (Tychê) – measuring the arc from the Sun to the Moon and projecting that distance from the ascendant; * signifying the body, circumstance, and material condition of life. Lot of Spirit (Daimon) – the complement of Fortune, measured from the Moon to the Sun by day and from the Sun to the Moon by night, projected from the ascendant; denoting mind, purpose, and conscious direction. Lot of Eros (Love) – from Venus to the Lot of Spirit by day, and reversed by night; showing affection, attraction, and emotional engagement. Lot of Necessity (Ananke) – from Lot of Spirit to Venus by day, and reversed by night; describing constraint, obligation, or compulsion. Lot of Courage (or Valour) – from Mars to the Lot of Spirit by day, and reversed by night; representing drive, struggle, and fortitude. Lot of Victory (or Nemesis) – from Jupiter to the Lot of Spirit by day, and reversed by night; associated with justice, retribution, and the moral dimension of fate.

Lot of Fortune (Tychê) – measuring the arc from the Sun to the Moon and projecting that distance from the ascendant; * signifying the body, circumstance, and material condition of life.

Lot of Spirit (Daimon) – the complement of Fortune, measured from the Moon to the Sun by day and from the Sun to the Moon by night, projected from the ascendant; denoting mind, purpose, and conscious direction.

Lot of Eros (Love) – from Venus to the Lot of Spirit by day, and reversed by night; showing affection, attraction, and emotional engagement.

Lot of Necessity (Ananke) – from Lot of Spirit to Venus by day, and reversed by night; describing constraint, obligation, or compulsion.

Lot of Courage (or Valour) – from Mars to the Lot of Spirit by day, and reversed by night; representing drive, struggle, and fortitude.

Lot of Victory (or Nemesis) – from Jupiter to the Lot of Spirit by day, and reversed by night; associated with justice, retribution, and the moral dimension of fate.

* Although later writers described the Lot of Fortune as reversed by night, the earliest sources – including Ptolemy and the Egyptian material that preceded him – make no mention of reversal. Modern analysis suggests that the day-night distinction was introduced through a misreading of the computational method rather than original doctrine. On this view, the Lot of Fortune should be taken in the same way ‘by day and by night’, as Ptolemy explains, making it a single, unreversed formula. For more information on this, see Wade Caves’ article Finding Fortuna . Together, these lots were seen as projections of planetary influence through Fortune’s mathematical design – an attempt to map the hidden workings of mind, body, and destiny within the chart. Their meanings were developed through Hellenistic and medieval astrology, often serving as keys to character, vocation, and life circumstance.

杰出人物 Luminary(ies)

太阳和月亮都是发光体,它们一起被称为发光体,因为它们照亮天空。在占星学中,它们也被称为光体。

英文原文

The Sun is a luminary, as is the Moon, and together they are referred to as the luminaries because they illuminate the sky. In astrology they are also known as the lights .

朔望月 Lunation

在占星学中,月相是指太阳与月亮通过合相或冲相位形成的对齐,标志着月相周期的开始和完成点,该周期大致与日历月相对应(“月”这个词源自相同的希腊术语mēn/mēnus,意为月亮及度量原则)。从一个新月到下一个新月之间的周期持续时间,称为朔望月,略少于30天(29.53天),而恒星月——即月亮两次经过黄道相同度数之间的间隔——平均约为27天8小时。朔望月持续时间更长,因为月亮必须回到与太阳精确对齐的位置,而太阳本身已在黄道上移动。

在星盘分析中,月相盘(针对新月或满月时刻绘制的盘)会设定在感兴趣的地点,并预计会显示出该月的主导主题。它们被用于世俗占星和择时占星中,以评估短期状况、政治动向、普遍天气及情绪状态。在本命占星中,月亮回归(或月返)是指月亮精确回到它在本命盘中所在度数和分点的月度回归,预计将设定未来一个月的主题。历史上的占星家还认为出生前的新月或满月对人生的展开方式具有重要意义,这被称为出生前月相。

食相是特殊的月相,仅当月亮没有黄纬且与太阳直接在黄道上对齐时发生,因此从地球上看,一个天体遮挡了另一个天体的光。

Skyscript主页设有一个面板,显示当前月相盘,并可轻松访问过去及未来数年间的合相盘。

Lunation
英文原文

A lunation in astrology is the alignment of the Sun and Moon by conjunction or opposition, marking the commencement and fruition points of the lunation cycle, which roughly corresponds with the calendar month (the word month deriving from the same Greek term mēn/mēnus , meaning Moon, and the principle of measurement). The duration of the cycle between one New Moon and the next, known as a synodic lunation, is slightly less than 30 days (29.53), whereas the sidereal lunation, the interval between two successive passages of the Moon over the same degree of the zodiac, averages around 27 days and 8 hours. The synodic lunation takes longer because the Moon must return to exact alignment with the Sun, which has itself moved on in the zodiac.

In astrological chart work, lunation charts (cast for moments of New or Full Moons) are set for locations of interest and expected to demonstrate a prevailing theme for the month. They are employed in mundane and electional work to gauge short-term conditions, political drives, and prevailing weather and temperamental conditions. In natal astrology, a lunar return (or revolution ) is the monthly return of the Moon to the exact degree and minute it held in the horoscope, which is expected to set the theme for the month ahead. Historical astrologers also considered the New Moon or the Full Moon that preceded the birth as a point of significance for the way the life played out, this being known as the prenatal lunation .

Eclipses are special lunations that occur only when the Moon has no latitude and aligns with the Sun directly upon the ecliptic, so that one blocks out the light of the other, as viewed from the Earth.

The Skyscript home page features a panel displaying charts for current lunations, with easy access to charts for past and forthcoming conjunctions spanning several years.

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凶星 Malefics

又被称为“灾星”,这些行星通常象征着困难、损害或损失。传统上,土星被称为“大凶星”,火星被称为“小凶星”。两者本质极端:土星寒冷干燥,火星则热度过盛。南交点也被视为具有凶星和恶性的影响。外行星天王星、海王星和冥王星也可能产生非常严酷的影响,因此在卜卦或世俗占星学中主要被视为有害。如果天然凶星在星盘中位置良好、尊贵有力、处于强势位置或参与良好相位,其影响可能转化为助益而非阻碍,此时这些天然凶星被称为“偶然吉星”。关于托勒密生平与著作的文章解释了吉星与凶星原理背后的体液哲学。

英文原文

Also known as ‘infortunes’, these are planets that can naturally symbolise difficulties, damage or loss. Traditionally, Saturn is known as the ‘Greater Malefic’ and Mars as the ‘Lesser Malefic’. Both are extreme in nature: Saturn being cold and dry, and Mars exceeding in heat.

The South Node is also considered an infortune and malefic in its effect. The outer planets Uranus, Neptune and Pluto can also have a very harsh influence so are mainly considered damaging in horary or mundane astrology.

If the natural malefics are positively placed in the chart, well dignified, strong in position or involved in good aspects, their influence may be helpful rather than hindering, in which case the naturally malefic planets are referred to as 'accidental benefics'. The article on the life and work of Ptolemy explains the humoral philosophy behind the principles of benefics and malefics.

相关词条 Benefics
Manilius(占星家-公元1世纪早期) Manilius (Astrologer - early 1st century CE)

马尼利乌斯是一位罗马诗人,其拉丁文著作《天文学》是现存(基本)完整的关于占星术的最古老的详细指导性作品。这是一部五卷本的长篇说教诗,提供了对宫位含义的最早描述,以及如何计算上升点、黄道星座、星群、相位、时主星、十度分区及其他各种技术细节的详细说明。文本中的参考信息表明,马尼利乌斯生活在奥古斯都和提比略统治时期,因此其作品创作于公元14年至27年之间。几乎可以肯定的是,马尼利乌斯将一部早期著名的占星文本改写为韵文形式,而他作品得以幸存是因为其艺术格式。更多信息及其作品复制本的链接,请参见:《马库斯·马尼利乌斯的生平与作品》。

英文原文

Manilius was a Roman poet whose Latin text, Astronomica , is the oldest detailed instructional work on astrology to survive (more or less) intact. A long, didactic poem in five books, it provides our earliest description of house meanings, as well as detailed accounts on how to calculate the ascendant, the meanings of the zodiac signs, constellations, aspects, chronocrators, decans, and various other technical matters. References within the text show that Manilius lived during the reigns of Augustus and Tiberius, so wrote his work between the years 14-27 CE. It is almost certain that Manilius versified an earlier well-known astrological text, and that his work survived because of its artistic format.

For more information and links to reproductions of his work see: The Life & Work of Marcus Manilius .

阳性/阴性 Masculine / Feminine

从许多方面来看,阳性和阴性的极性类似于昼夜(日/夜)的极性;阳性代表活跃的太阳原则,阴性代表被动(或接受)的月亮原则。然而,日/夜的定义更依赖于热量的产生(日)或缺乏(夜),而阳/阴的定义更依赖于干燥(阳性)或湿润(阴性)。这两种划分可能都是描述同一基本极化的替代方式,而现代占星家更倾向于将其标记为“正或负”。

阳/阴的定义还严重依赖于毕达哥拉斯数理原则:所有阳性星座(同时也是日间星座)都是奇数编号的;所有阴性星座(同时也是夜间星座)都是偶数编号的。

阳性行星是太阳和上级行星:太阳、火星、木星和土星;阴性行星是下级行星:月亮和金星,而水星则兼具两性。这种区分部分基于行星从与太阳合相中显现的方式——上级行星总是从右侧显现,月亮总是从左侧显现,而金星和水星则能从任何一侧显现。

Masculine / Feminine
英文原文

In many ways the polarities of masculinity and femininity are similar to those of sect (diurnal/nocturnal); masculinity representing the active, solar principle, and femininity representing the passive (or receptive) lunar principle. However, diurnal/nocturnal definitions are more dependent upon the generation of heat (diurnal) or lack of it (nocturnal), while masculine/feminine definitions are more dependent upon dryness (masculinity) or moisture (femininity). It may be that both divisions arose as alternate ways to describe the same essential polarisation that modern astrologers prefer to label 'positive or negative'.

The masculine/feminine definitions are also heavily dependent upon Pythagorean numerological principles, where all the masculine signs, (which are also the diurnal ones), are the odd-numbered ones; and all the feminine signs (which are also the nocturnal ones) are even-numbered.

The masculine planets are the Sun and the superior planets: Sun, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn; the feminine planets are the inferiors: Moon and Venus, with Mercury being common to both genders. The distinction is also partly based upon the way that the planets emerge from conjunction with the Sun—the superiors always emerge on the right-hand side, the Moon always on the left, with Venus and Mercury able to emerge on either side.

相关词条 Diurnal / Nocturnal Sect
马莎阿拉(占星家-约740-820年) Masha’allah (Astrologer - c.740–820)

马沙阿拉用阿拉伯语撰写了大量占星学著作,后来被译成拉丁文,为中世纪占星学原理的确立做出了贡献。他与同时代较年轻的萨赫勒(扎埃尔)均出身于波斯呼罗珊首府马尔夫(即梅尔夫,相当于今阿富汗地区)的一个犹太人定居点。在8世纪阿尔·曼苏尔征服后,他们迁往阿拉伯地区担任宫廷占星师,并协助在新首都巴格达建立学术中心。由于马尔夫原是希腊化殖民地,地处亚历山大港的贸易路线上,是希腊化的重要前哨,因此他们的早年背景使其在翻译希腊化文献时具有独特优势。

年轻时,马沙阿拉参与了巴格达于762年正式建城时刻的择定,他寿命很长,先后侍奉四位哈里发,每位都继续将‘智慧宫’发展为知识与科学的翻译和传播中心。在当时的所有哲人中,他被描述为‘星象判断学科的首席权威’(伊本·纳迪姆《索引书》,第650页)。

英文原文

Masha’allah wrote numerous works on astrology in Arabic, which were later translated into Latin to help establish the principles of Medieval astrology. Both he and his younger contemporary Sahl (Zael) descended from a Jewish settlement at Marw, the capital of Khorasan, in Persia ( a.k.a . Merv: equates to modern Afghanistan). They moved to Arabia to act as court astrologers and help establish centres of learning at the new capital city of Baghdad, following the conquest of Al Mansur in the 8th century. Their early background gave them distinct advantages in the translation of Greek Hellenistic texts since Marw was a predominantly Greek colony which lay on a trade route from Alexandria and acted as an important outpost for Hellenism.

As a young man, Masha’allah helped elect the time of Baghdad’s formal foundation in 762, and he lived long enough to serve four succeeding caliphs, each of whom continued to develop the ‘House of Wisdom’ as a centre of translation and transmission of knowledge and science. Of all the philosophers of the era, he is described as being “the leading person for the science of judgements of the stars” (Al Nadim, Fihrist , p.650).

(行星的)平均年数 Mean years (of the planets)

“平均年”就是大年和小年的平均值;例如,(土星的大年)57+(土星的小年)30=87÷2=43½。这些数值记录相当一致,大多数作者将其校正到最接近的半度,而莉莉未能对木星、火星、太阳和月亮做到这一点,导致他对这些行星的数值比应有值少了半度。

[表格和术语条目摘自Houlding注释版Lilly,脚注154,第58-59页]

Mean years (of the planets)
英文原文

The ‘mean years’ are simply the average of the greater and the least years; e.g ., (Saturn’s greater year) 57 + (Saturn’s least year) 30 = 87 ÷ 2 = 43½. These are fairly consistently recorded, most authors making the figures correct to the nearest half degree, which Lilly failed to do for Jupiter, Mars, the Sun and the Moon, making his numbers for those planets half a degree less than they should be.

[Table & glossary entry extracted from Houlding’s Annotated Lilly , footnote 154, pp.58-59]

忧郁质 Melancholic

忧郁质是四种体液之一,与冬季和土元素相关。它代表一种寒冷干燥的体质,“忧郁质”一词常用来形容那些对激情反应迟缓、思想深刻、持严肃(通常悲观)态度、倾向于抑郁和内向的人。在生理学中,忧郁质传统上被认为位于黑胆汁(粪便)中,通过压缩功能支持保留原则。

Melancholic
英文原文

Melancholic is one of the four humours , related to the season of winter and the element of earth. It denotes a cold and dry temperament and the word 'melancholic' is often used to describe someone who is slow to respond to passions, profound in thought, with a serious (often pessimistic) outlook which inclines towards depression and introversion. In physiology the melancholic humour is traditionally reputed to be seated in black bile (faeces), which supports the principle of retention by the function of compression.

For more on humours see: Hippocrates, Humours & Temperament-Theory

子午线 Meridian

子午线是一条穿过天极以及观测者天顶和天底的假想线,将天空分为东和西两部分。占星学中的MC-IC轴由子午线定义,位于子午线与黄道在南方的交点(即中天)和它们在北方的交汇点(即天底,IC)之间。

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英文原文

The meridian is an imaginary line passing through the celestial poles and the observer’s zenith and nadir , dividing the sky into east and west. The astrological MC-IC axis is defined by the meridian and runs between the intersection of the meridian and the ecliptic in the south, which is the Midheaven, and their union in the north which is the Imum Caelum (IC).

默冬周期 Meton Cycle

公元前5世纪雅典天文学家默冬发现的19年月球周期。该周期标志着235个朔望月(从新月到新月)与19个公历年高度吻合,因此月相每隔19年会在相同或非常接近的公历日期重复出现。实际上,某一天发生的新月或日食/月食将在19年后几乎同一天重现,且黄道位置相差约1度。该周期因兼具月相与日地月准回归特性,成为古代历法构建的基础,也是各占星周期系统中太阳被赋予19年传统归属的依据(如太阳最小年份数即为19)。尽管其预测日月食的精度不及沙罗周期,但默冬周期为占星家提供了可靠框架,用以识别长期内朔望与日月食模式的重复规律。

英文原文

A 19-year lunar cycle identified by the Athenian astronomer Meton in the 5th century BC. It marks the period in which 235 synodic months (new Moon to new Moon) align closely with 19 calendar years , so that the lunar phases recur on, or very near, the same calendar dates after a 19-year interval. In practical terms, a new Moon or eclipse occurring on a given date will reappear 19 years later on almost the same date and within about a degree of the earlier zodiacal position.

The cycle’s near-return of both phase and solar-lunar alignment made it fundamental to ancient calendar construction and underlies the traditional attribution of 19 years to the Sun in various astrological period systems (such as this being the number of the Sun’s least years). While not as precise as the Saros cycle for predicting eclipses , the Metonic cycle provides astrologers with a reliable framework for recognising the recurrence of lunations and eclipse patterns over long-term ranges.

中天(MC) Midheaven (MC)

中天(缩写为MC)是黄道(黄道带)上的度数,它与本地子午线相交而在地球上达到最高点(在北半球位于正南;在南半球位于正北)。在象限宫位制中,这表示第十宫的宫头。拉丁术语是mediumcaelum,意为“中间的天堂”;因此缩写为MC。不要与天顶混淆。

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英文原文

The Midheaven (abbreviated as 'MC') is the degree of the ecliptic (zodiac) that culminates above the earth by intersecting with the local meridian (this occurs due south in the northern hemisphere; due north in the southern hemisphere). In quadrant systems of house division, this denotes the 10th house cusp. The Latin term was medium caelum , ‘middle heaven’; hence the abbreviation: MC. Not to be confused with the zenith .

中天 Midheaven (MC)

天顶(缩写为MC)是黄道(星座)的度数,它通过与当地子午线相交而在地球上方达到中天(在北半球位于正南方向;在南半球位于正北方向)。在象限宫位制中,这代表第10宫的宫头。拉丁术语是mediumcaelum,意为“中天”;因此缩写为MC。不要与天球顶点混淆。

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英文原文

The Midheaven (abbreviated as 'MC') is the degree of the ecliptic (zodiac) that culminates above the earth by intersecting with the local meridian (this occurs due south in the northern hemisphere; due north in the southern hemisphere). In quadrant systems of house division, this denotes the 10th house cusp. The Latin term was medium caelum , ‘middle heaven’; hence the abbreviation: MC. Not to be confused with the zenith .

星光容许度 Moiety

“Moitié”是一个源自拉丁语medietas的法语词汇,意为“中等度量”“平均值”或“一半”。在传统占星学文本中,它通常用于定义任何行星容许度的半值(从而确定该行星两侧的容许度范围),或表示两个行星容许度相加后取半得平均值,以找到它们光线交汇的距离。

要理解该词如何根据语境改变含义,需要意识到早期作者通常认为,当某行星与另一行星形成合相或相位时,若距离在其自身行星容许度范围内,其影响力就会变得显著。到8世纪时,一套标准的行星容许度已被广泛报道(见下表),多数作者指出太阳的容许度延伸至黄道30°,即其本体中心两侧各15°。因此这15°的界限常被描述为太阳容许度的一半,即其全半径的一半;任何在合相太阳15°以内的行星,无论其自身容许度长短,都被视为进入太阳的光线(或在其光芒之下)。同样的方法适用于其他行星,例如月亮被认为与任何行星形成相位,只要该行星与相位接触点的距离小于12°(月亮本体两侧的容许度),即使另一行星的容许度更小且未与月亮接触。例如土星的容许度较小,其本体两侧各延伸9°,因此当分离距离为10°时,月亮能够与土星形成相位,但土星无法与月亮形成相位。

许多后世作者,如16世纪法国占星家克劳德·达里奥,采用了不同的方法:将两个行星的容许度相加后取半,以找到两者相互形成相位接触的平均度量。对于月亮和土星,这将是10°30'(月亮12°加土星9°=21°/2=10°30')。这被广泛称为计算两行星相位开始生效的“半容许度技术”——该名称源于两个容许度相加后取半,得到一个适用于两者的平均值。

下表展示了历史文本中最为一致报道的标准容许度集。这些数值的早期来源是波菲里(Porphyry)的《四书导论》(CCAG,5,第4部分;第228页),其中写道:

“太阳光线达到30度:前方15度,后方15度。月亮有24度:前方12度,后方12度。土星和木星18度:前方9度,后方9度。火星16度:前方8度,后方8度。金星和水星14度:前方7度,后方7度。”

关于计算容许度的半容许度技术的完整解释,可参见文章《相位的古典起源与传统运用》中的“容许度的半值”部分。关于根据此技术判断行星何时处于半容许度范围内的快速参考,可参见《相位接触容许度表》。

Moiety
英文原文

Moitié is a French word derived from the Latin medietas , meaning "medium measure", "mean value" or "half". Its general use in traditional astrological texts is either to define a half-measure of any planet's orb (thereby identifying the distance that the orb extends on either side of the planet), or to denote the mean value obtained when two planetary orbs are added together and then halved to find the distance at which their rays unite.

To understand how the meaning of the word can alter according to context, it helps to realise that older authors usually expected a planet's influence to become noticeable on another planet whenever its conjunction or aspect with the other planet fell within the range of its own planetary orb. A standard set of planetary orbs had become widely reported by the 8th century (see table below), with most authors reporting that the Sun's orb extends over 30° of the zodiac, 15° either side of the centre of its body. This 15° limit was therefore often described as the moiety of the Sun's orb, being only half of its full radius; and any planet within 15° of a conjunction with the Sun is said to enter its beams (or going under its rays) regardless of the length of its own planetary orb. The same approach applied to other planets, so that the Moon was considered to be in orb of an aspect with any planet that was separated from aspectual contact by less than 12° (the Moon's orb on either side of its body), even in if the other planet's orb was smaller and not making contact with the Moon. Saturn, for example, has a smaller orb which extends 9° on either side of its body, so at a separation of 10°, the Moon is able to aspect Saturn, but Saturn is not able to aspect the Moon.

Many later authors, such as the 16th century French astrologer Claude Dariot, took a different approach in which the two planetary orbs were added together and then halved to find a mean measure at which both were in aspectual contact with each other. For the Moon and Saturn this would be 10°30' (12° for the Moon, plus 9° for Saturn = 21°/2 = 10°30'). This is widely referred to as the "moiety technique" for calculating when the aspect between two planets begins to become effective - the name deriving from the fact that the two orbs are added together, and then halved to obtain a mean value that applies to both.

The table below shows the standard set of orbs that has been most consistently reported by historical texts. An early source of these values is Pophyry' s Introduction to the Tetrabiblos , (CCAG, 5, part 4; p.228), where the text reads:

The rays of the Sun come to 30 degrees: 15 in front and 15 behind. The Moon has 24 degrees: 12 in front and 12 behind. Saturn and Jupiter 18: 9 in front and 9 behind. Mars 16: 8 in front and 8 behind, Venus and Mercury 14: 7 in front and 7 behind.

For a full explanation of the moiety technique for calculating orbs refer to the section ' Moiety of the Orb ' in the article The Classical Origin and Traditional Use of Aspects .

For a quick reference on when planets are within moiety of orb according to this technique refer to The Table to Show Orbs for Aspectual Contact .

相关词条 Orbs (or rays)
莫兰:让-巴蒂斯特·莫兰(占星家-1583-1656) Morin: Jean Baptiste Morin (Astrologer - 1583-1656)

让-巴蒂斯特·莫兰(1583年2月23日-1656年11月6日),拉丁化名莫里努斯,是一位法国数学家、占星家和天文学家,著有《法国占星学》——一部包含26卷的自然哲学与占星学著作,至今仍对占星家具有影响力。他被誉为“所有法国占星家中最伟大、最著名的一位”,于1583年2月22日出生于法国维勒弗朗什。欲了解更多关于他的生平、出生星盘及著作,请参阅托马斯·卡拉南所著的《让-巴蒂斯特·莫兰的占星学》。

Morin: Jean Baptiste Morin (Astrologer - 1583-1656)
英文原文

Jean-Baptiste Morin (February 23, 1583 – November 6, 1656), also known by the Latinized name Morinus, was a French mathematician, astrologer, and astronomer, who authored Astrologiae Gallicae (French Astrology), a 26-volume work of natural philosophy and astrology which remains influential to astrologers today. Referred to as "the greatest and most famous of all French astrologers", Morin was born on February 22, 1583, at Villefranche, France. For more information on his life, his birth chart and his works, see The Astrology of Jean Baptiste Morin by Thomas Callanan.

世俗相位 Mundane Aspects

世俗相位通过赤经测量,并根据宫位(依赖于夜半球或昼半球半弧的划分)而非星座位置来计算。因此,任何靠近上升点的行星与靠近第四宫或第十宫宫头的行星形成世俗四分相,与靠近第五宫或第九宫宫头的行星形成世俗三合相,等等,无论它们的黄道度数位置如何。关于“世俗四分相”考虑的一个示例参考包含在普拉西多·蒂托的《PrimumMobile》摘录的星盘判断中。

英文原文

Mundane Aspects are measured by right ascension and reckoned by house positions (relying upon the divisions of the nocturnal or diurnal semi-arcs) rather than sign positions. Therefore any planet close to the ascendant is in a mundane square to one close to the cusp of the 4th or 10th house, and in a mundane trine to one close to the cusp of the 5th or 9th house, etc, irrespective of their zodiacal degree positions. An example reference to the consideration of a 'mundane square' is contained within the extracted chart judgement from Placido Tito's Primum Mobile .

世俗占星学 Mundane Astrology

世俗占星学(源自拉丁语mundus,意为“世界”)是占星学的一个分支,关注世界事务和集体经验,而非个人问题。它探索天体运动与影响国家、民族及社会的重大事件之间的关联。

其历史根源可追溯至治国方略、农业以及自然事件预测,是占星传统中最古老且最重要的分支之一。其研究范围包括政治周期、经济趋势、社会文化运动、宗教与法律体系、气候与环境变化,以及科学与艺术发展。

为理解和预测集体变迁,该领域运用多种技术,包括入垣星图(尤其是太阳与行星入垣)、日月食、大合相及其他行星周期、朔望、彗星,以及标志城市、国家或机构成立的奠基星图。通过分析这些模式的重复与相互关系,世俗占星学追溯天体节律如何与更广泛社会秩序中的成长、危机、改革与复兴时期相呼应。

该领域亦称政治占星学,其应用随当代世界局势持续演变。现代世俗占星学者在保留古典理念(即苍穹象征性地反映人类集体生活的模式与周期)的基础上,将传统原理扩展至全球政治、经济、环境变迁及文化发展的研究。

Mundane Astrology
英文原文

Mundane astrology (from the Latin mundus , meaning ‘world’) is the branch of astrology concerned with world affairs and collective experience, rather than the concerns of individuals. It explores the connection between celestial movements and significant events that influence nations, peoples, and societies.

Historically rooted in statecraft, agriculture, and the forecasting of natural events, mundane astrology is one of the oldest and most important branches of the astrological tradition. Its scope includes the study of political cycles, economic trends, social and cultural movements, religious and legal systems, climate and environmental change, and developments in science and the arts.

A variety of techniques are employed to understand and anticipate collective change. These include the use of ingress charts (especially solar and planetary ingresses), eclipses , great conjunctions and other planetary cycles, lunations , comets , and event charts marking the founding of cities, nations, or institutions. By examining the repetition and interrelationship of these patterns, mundane astrology traces how celestial rhythms coincide with periods of growth, crisis, reform, and renewal within the wider social order.

Also known as political astrology , this field continues to evolve in its application to contemporary world conditions. Modern mundane work extends traditional principles to study global politics, economics, environmental shifts, and cultural developments, while remaining grounded in the classical idea that the heavens symbolically reflect the patterns and cycles of collective human life.

变动星座 Mutable Signs

双子座、处女座、射手座和双鱼座,即所谓的双体星座。这些星座对应连接季节的月份,具有容易适应的特性,可以表现为一种或另一种状态。在传统文献中,它们也被称为“共性星座”,因为它们位于基本星座和固定星座之间,共享两者的共同特质。基本星座引发变化;固定星座倾向于稳定,而变动星座则提供灵活的特质,能够适应需求和外部压力——它们的本质是可变的。这种可变性与基本星座所带来的变化性不同——后者传统上被称为“可动星座”,因为它们具有寻求变化的活跃能量;而这些星座则更为被动;它们顺应节奏而非设定节奏。这种被动的可变性展现出一种二元本质,通过它们与两个形象的联系得以体现,因此被称为双体星座。双子座是双胞胎;处女座是少女与鸟(常被描绘为带翅膀的少女);射手座是人与马;双鱼座是两条鱼。这有助于强调它们本质的两面性,通过这种特性,它们能够弥合极端之间的鸿沟。在择日占星中,它们的适应性使其成为许多情境的理想选择,在这些情境中,既要避免快速行动和易变,也要避免持久的耐力和稳定。换句话说,如果你不希望某件事很快失去兴趣,也不希望持续时间过长,那么你就可以利用变动星座作为提供折中和温和条件的手段。

英文原文

Gemini , Virgo , Sagittarius and Pisces aka: double-bodied / bi-corporeal signs.

These signs correlate to the months that join the seasons and offer an easily adaptable nature which can be one thing or another. In traditional texts they are also referred to as the ' common signs' because they lie between the cardinal and fixed signs and share qualities that are common to both groups

The cardinal signs initiate change; the fixed signs incline towards stability, but the mutable signs offer a flexible qualitiy that can adapt to requirements and eternal pressures - they are mutable in their nature. This is a different kind of changeability to that we experience with the cardinal signs - those are traditonally termed moveable because they have an active energy that seeks change; these signs are more passive; they respond to the pace rather than set it.

This passive changeability offers a dualistic nature which is demonstrated by their association with two figures, by which they are known as the double-bodied or bi-corporeal signs. Gemini is the two twins; Virgo: the maiden and bird (often depicted as a maiden with wings); Sagittarius: man and horse; Pisces: two fishes. This helps to emphasise that there are two sides to their nature, through which they are able to bridge extremes.

In electional astrology their adaptability makes them the ideal choice for many situations where swift action but easy changeability needs to be avoided as much as steady endurance and stability. In other words, if you do not wish the event to suffer from a quick loss of interest, or to last too long, then you would utilise the mutable signs as a means to offer compromise and moderate conditions.

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天底 Nadir

天底是观察者正下方的点(即本地天球的最低点,与天顶相对),它始终垂直于天球地平线。

Nadir
英文原文

The nadir is the point directly beneath an observer (so the lowest point of the local celestial sphere, opposite to the zenith ) which is always perpendicular to the celestial horizon .

出生星盘 Nativity

在占星学中,“nativity”一词用于指代出生星盘或出生时的天宫图,也可称为“natus”(这两个词均源自拉丁动词nasci,意为“出生”),或“geniture”(源自拉丁语genus,意为“起源”或“出生”)。

英文原文

The term 'nativity' is used in astrology to refer to a birth chart or horoscope of birth, which might also be termed the 'natus' (both words derived from the Latin verb nasci , 'to be born') - or the ' geniture ' (deriving from the Latin genus 'origin' or 'birth').

内切普索和佩托西里斯 Nechepso and Petosiris

传统上与希腊占星术起源相关的人物。这些人物——一位法老(内切普索)和他的祭司(佩托西里斯)——在后来的文献中被认为是将最早的占星教义从埃及传播到希腊世界的媒介。归功于他们的著作现已失传,但被后来的作者如瓦伦斯、赫法伊提奥和菲尔米库斯视为奠定希腊占星术体系的基础文本,该体系确立了星位、行星主宰以及该技艺的许多其他核心技巧。

英文原文

Names traditionally linked with the origins of Hellenistic astrology. These figures – a pharaoh (Nechepso) and his priest (Petosiris) – were credited in later sources with the transmission of the earliest astrological doctrines from Egypt into the Greek world. The works attributed to them, now lost, were regarded by later authors such as Valens, Hephaistio and Firmicus as foundational texts that established the system of lots, planetary rulerships, and many other core techniques of the art.

内维:杰弗里·内维(占星家–1579–1654) Neve: Jeffery Neve (Astrologer – 1579–1654)

杰弗里·尼夫(1579–1653)——英国占星家、医生及历书编纂者,以其收藏的大量卜卦星图以及与威廉·利利和约翰·加德伯里的交往而闻名。他于1579年4月15日出生,是约翰·尼夫之子,后成为大雅茅斯的商人和市议员,并曾担任市政执行官。他改革当地政府的尝试引发骚乱,使其失宠,此后进入王室服务,并在低地国家弗拉讷克大学攻读医学,获医学博士度数。

返回英格兰后,尼夫在伦敦以医生和占星家身份执业,并与利利结识。利利描述他“为人庄重、勤勉诚实,身材高大、相貌堂堂”。作为一名在英国内战中支持国王的保皇党人,尼夫的财产因效忠王室而被议会军没收,随后他逃往牛津的王室宫廷避难。他在1607年至1624年间出版了一系列历书和预测著作,每部均“校正至大雅茅斯子午线”。其主要存世作品《辩护占星学,或占星术的辩护》(AshmoleanMS.209,ff.1–104b)收录了数百张卜卦星图及结果记录,为17世纪早期英格兰的占星实践提供了珍贵记录。利利亲自审阅了这些星图,并指出其中四十张里他修正了三十张。该手稿后来由理查德·桑德斯收藏,加德伯里在其《出生星图集》(第179页)中提及。

尼夫于1653年9月2日在伦敦去世。

更多详情参见:

安·霍尔的《爱情纠葛》——杰弗里·尼夫的卜卦判断(SkyscriptPDF)

《国家传记辞典》杰弗里·尼夫词条

大雅茅斯的早期现代占星学(诺福克档案办公室博客)

安·霍尔的《爱情纠葛》——杰弗里·尼夫的卜卦判断(SkyscriptPDF)

《国家传记辞典》杰弗里·尼夫词条

大雅茅斯的早期现代占星学(诺福克档案办公室博客)

英文原文

Jeffery Neve (1579–1653) – English astrologer, physician, and almanac-maker, remembered for his large collection of horary figures and his association with William Lilly and John Gadbury . Born on 15 April 1579, the son of John Neve, he became a merchant and alderman of Great Yarmouth, where he also served as bailiff. His attempts to reform the town’s government caused local unrest and brought him disfavour, after which he entered royal service and later studied medicine at the University of Franeker in the Low Countries, taking the degree of M.D.

On his return to England Neve practised in London as a physician and astrologer and became familiar with Lilly, who described him as “a very grave person, laborious and honest, of tall stature and comely feature”. A Royalist who supported the King in the Civil War, Neve’s property was seized by Parliamentary forces in reprisal for his loyalty, and he later took refuge with the royal court at Oxford. He published a long series of Almanacks and Prognostications between 1607 and 1624, each ‘rectified for the meridian of Great Yarmouth’. His major surviving work, Vindicta Astrologiae Judiciariae, or the Vindication of Judicial Astrologie (Ashmolean MS. 209, ff. 1–104b), contains hundreds of horary charts with recorded outcomes, offering a rare record of astrological practice in early-seventeenth-century England. Lilly examined the figures himself, noting that he corrected thirty out of forty of them. The manuscript was later owned by Richard Saunders and mentioned by Gadbury in his Collectio Geniturarum (p.179).

Neve died in London on 2 September 1653.

For further details, see:

Ann Hall’s Love Twist – horary judgement by Jeffery Neve (Skyscript PDF) Dictionary of National Biography entry on Jeffery Neve Great Yarmouth’s Early Modern Astrology (Norfolk Record Office blog)

Ann Hall’s Love Twist – horary judgement by Jeffery Neve (Skyscript PDF)

Dictionary of National Biography entry on Jeffery Neve

Great Yarmouth’s Early Modern Astrology (Norfolk Record Office blog)

夜半球 Nocturnal Hemisphere

地平线以下的半球,包括第一宫、第二宫、第三宫、第四宫、第五宫和第六宫。

英文原文

The hemisphere beneath the horizon, comprising the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th houses.

交点(北或南) Nodes (N or S)

南北交点指示了月球轨道平面与黄道(地球轨道)平面相交的黄道带上的点。这些是发生食相时的敏感区域。

北交点用符号P表示;南交点用符号Q表示。

传统上,北交点被视为吉星,而南交点则被视为凶星。它们改变方向向北或向南移动时所处的四分相位置,传统上被称为“弯曲点”。

月球的交点不以恒定速度移动。由于月球运动的不规则性,它们的位置会略有波动。

平均交点是经过平滑这些变化以给出稳定均匀运动后计算出的平均位置。

真实交点反映的是月球实际的天文位置,因此移动不均匀,有时会稍微前进,有时会稍微后退。

平均交点是经过平滑这些变化以给出稳定均匀运动后计算出的平均位置。

真实交点反映的是月球实际的天文位置,因此移动不均匀,有时会稍微前进,有时会稍微后退。

传统作者通常使用平均交点,而现代星历表常常区分两者。关于这些点在实际使用中的讨论,请参见约瑟夫·克兰的文章:《月交点、弯曲点与月球的星体》。

Nodes (N or S)
英文原文

The north and south nodes indicate the points in the zodiac where the plane of the moon's orbit intersects the plane of the ecliptic (the Earth's orbit). These are sensitive areas where eclipses occur.

The north node is represented by the symbol: P ; the south node is represented by the symbol: Q

Traditionally the north node is considered to be equivalent to a benefic , whereas the south node is equivalent to a malefic . The points in square, where they change direction moving north or south, are traditionally known as the ' bendings '.

The Moon’s nodes do not move at a constant speed. Their position fluctuates slightly due to irregularities in the Moon’s motion.

The mean node is an averaged position, calculated by smoothing out these variations to give a steady, uniform motion. The true node reflects the Moon’s actual astronomical, position and therefore moves unevenly, sometimes advancing and sometimes retreating slightly.

The mean node is an averaged position, calculated by smoothing out these variations to give a steady, uniform motion.

The true node reflects the Moon’s actual astronomical, position and therefore moves unevenly, sometimes advancing and sometimes retreating slightly.

Traditional authors generally worked with mean nodes, while modern ephemerides often distinguish between the two. For a discussion of the use of these points in practice see Joseph Crane's article: Lunar Nodes, Bendings, and the Moon’s Planets .

交点(N或S) Nodes (N or S)

南北交点指示了黄道(地球轨道)上月亮轨道平面与地球轨道平面相交的点。这些是发生日食和月食的敏感区域。北交点用符号P表示;南交点用符号Q表示。传统上,北交点被认为等同于吉星,而南交点则等同于凶星。那些处于四分相、在南北移动方向上改变方向的点,传统上被称为“转折点”。月亮的交点并非以恒定速度移动。由于月亮运动的不规则性,它们的位置会有轻微波动。平均交点是经过平滑这些变化以给出稳定均匀运动后的平均位置。真实交点反映月亮实际的天文位置,因此移动不均匀,有时略有前进,有时略有后退。平均交点是经过平滑这些变化以给出稳定均匀运动后的平均位置。真实交点反映月亮实际的天文位置,因此移动不均匀,有时略有前进,有时略有后退。传统作者通常使用平均交点,而现代星历表常对两者加以区分。关于这些点在实际中的应用讨论,请参见约瑟夫·克兰的文章:《月亮交点、转折点与月亮的行星》。

Nodes (N or S)
英文原文

The north and south nodes indicate the points in the zodiac where the plane of the moon's orbit intersects the plane of the ecliptic (the Earth's orbit). These are sensitive areas where eclipses occur.

The north node is represented by the symbol: P ; the south node is represented by the symbol: Q

Traditionally the north node is considered to be equivalent to a benefic , whereas the south node is equivalent to a malefic . The points in square, where they change direction moving north or south, are traditionally known as the ' bendings '.

The Moon’s nodes do not move at a constant speed. Their position fluctuates slightly due to irregularities in the Moon’s motion.

The mean node is an averaged position, calculated by smoothing out these variations to give a steady, uniform motion. The true node reflects the Moon’s actual astronomical, position and therefore moves unevenly, sometimes advancing and sometimes retreating slightly.

The mean node is an averaged position, calculated by smoothing out these variations to give a steady, uniform motion.

The true node reflects the Moon’s actual astronomical, position and therefore moves unevenly, sometimes advancing and sometimes retreating slightly.

Traditional authors generally worked with mean nodes, while modern ephemerides often distinguish between the two. For a discussion of the use of these points in practice see Joseph Crane's article: Lunar Nodes, Bendings, and the Moon’s Planets .

正午图表 Noon Chart

正午盘常用于出生时间未知的情况,以捕捉已知出生日期在24小时周期中点时的行星主题。现代正午盘(设置为时钟时间中午12点)相对无意义,但传统的正午盘——即太阳真正与中天对齐的时刻所绘制的星盘——则不然。这一时刻具有特殊意义,正如太阳真正与上升点对齐并“破晓”的时刻一样。正确绘制的正午盘的一个优点是,它能一目了然地展示与太阳形成同轴配置的行星(即与太阳同时触及角宫的行星),这描绘出一个动态主题,为出生星盘的特征赋予色彩。

英文原文

Noon charts are often used when the time of birth is unknown, to capture the planetary theme at the midpoint of the 24-hour period for the known date of birth. Modern noon charts (set for 12 p.m. clock time) are relatively meaningless, but the traditional noon chart, cast for the moment the Sun truly aligns with the MC, is not. There is a special significance to this moment, just as there is for the moment the Sun truly aligns with the Ascendant and ‘breaks the day’. One advantage of a properly cast noon chart is that it demonstrates, at a glance, the planets in paran configurations with the Sun ( i.e . the planets that hit the angles at the same time as the Sun), and this portrays a dynamic theme that colours the characteristics of the nativity.

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西入/东出 Occidental / Oriental

占星术语“occidental”源自拉丁语“西入”,原意为“坠落”、“沉没”或“消亡”(如日落发生在西入);“oriental”源自拉丁语“东出”,原意为“上升”或“显现”(如日出发生在东出)。

这些术语在占星学中以多种方式使用,通常根据上下文明显可辨。

若传统占星文本描述某颗行星“在星盘中为西沉”,则表示它位于星盘的西半部(靠近下降点,即西入角度);若描述某颗行星“在星盘中为东出”,则表示它位于星盘的东半部(靠近上升点,即东出角度)。

然而,除非文本特别注明“按星盘”、“按象限”或“按角度”,否则其含义通常指“太阳东出”或“太阳西沉”,因为该术语此时定义的是行星相位,其区别完全基于行星与太阳的关系。因此威廉·莉莉告诉我们:

“在太阳中,我们只说它在星盘中为东出,或在星盘的东象限,或西沉等。其他所有行星,若在太阳之前升起或早晨出现在太阳之前,则为东出;若在太阳落山后仍可见于地平线上,则为西沉。”(《基督占星学》第70页)

辨识星盘中行星的东出或西沉

仅通过观察星盘,即可轻松判断任何行星相对于太阳的相位是东出还是西沉。想象一条连接太阳与其对点的线,并记住:

东出行星是指那些(在太阳之前升起)在黄道上位于太阳之后的行星。传统文本描述东出行星位于太阳的右侧。

西沉行星是指那些(在太阳之后落下)在黄道上位于太阳之前的行星。这些行星位于太阳的左侧。

东出行星是指那些(在太阳之前升起)在黄道上位于太阳之后的行星。传统文本描述东出行星位于太阳的右侧。

西沉行星是指那些(在太阳之后落下)在黄道上位于太阳之前的行星。这些行星位于太阳的左侧。

在下图中,天球的周日运动意味着月亮将在太阳之前升起和落下地平线,因此它是东出的;土星将在太阳之后升起和落下地平线,因此它是西沉的。

西沉半球指西入/下沉半球,包含第4、5、6、7、8、9宫。东出半球指东出/上升半球,包含第4、3、2、1、12、11宫。西沉象限指星盘中位于西入地平线以下的象限,包含第4、5、6宫,也称为黏液质象限。东出象限指星盘中从东出地平线上升的象限,包含第1、12、11宫,也称为多血质象限。

西沉半球指西入/下沉半球,包含第4、5、6、7、8、9宫。东出半球指东出/上升半球,包含第4、3、2、1、12、11宫。西沉象限指星盘中位于西入地平线以下的象限,包含第4、5、6宫,也称为黏液质象限。东出象限指星盘中从东出地平线上升的象限,包含第1、12、11宫,也称为多血质象限。

Occidental / OrientalOccidental / Oriental
英文原文

The astrological term occidental is from the Latin word for 'western', originally meaning 'falling', 'setting' or 'perishing' (as in sunset, which occurs in the west); Oriental is from the Latin word for 'eastern', originally meaning 'rising' or 'emerging', (as in sunrise, which occurs in the east).

These terms are used in astrology in various ways, usually obvious according to context.

If a traditional astrological text describes a planet as being “ oriental in the figure ”, it means it is located in the eastern half of the chart (near the ascendant, the eastern angle); if it describes a planet as “ occidental in the figure ”, it means it is located in the western half of the chart (near the descendant, the western angle).

However, unless the text specifically states, “ by figure ”, “ by quarter ” or “ by angle ” then it will mean ‘oriental of the Sun’ or ‘occidental of the Sun’ because the term is then defining a planetary phase and the distinction is entirely based on the planet’s relationship with the Sun. Hence William Lilly tells us:

In the Sun, we only say he is oriental in the figure, or in the oriental quarter of the figure, or occidental, &c. All other planets are either oriental when they rise or appear before him in the morning; occidental when they are seen above the Earth after he is set. ( CA , p.70)

Identifying planets as oriental or occidental in a chart

It is easy to determine if any planet is oriental or occidental in its phase with the Sun just by looking at the chart. Imagine a line between the Sun and its opposing point, and remember:

Oriental planets are those that (rising before the Sun) are behind the Sun in the zodiac . Traditional texts describe oriental planets as being placed on the Sun’s right side. Occidental planets are those that (setting after the Sun) are before it in the zodiac . These are placed on the Sun’s left side.

Oriental planets are those that (rising before the Sun) are behind the Sun in the zodiac . Traditional texts describe oriental planets as being placed on the Sun’s right side.

Occidental planets are those that (setting after the Sun) are before it in the zodiac . These are placed on the Sun’s left side.

In the diagram below, the diurnal motion of the celestial sphere means the Moon will rise and set over the horizon before the Sun, so it is oriental; Saturn will rise and set over the horizon after the Sun, so it is occidental.

Occidental hemisphere is the western/setting hemisphere, incorporating the 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th houses. Oriental hemisphere is the eastern/rising hemisphere, incorporating the 4th, 3rd, 2nd, 1st, 12th, and 11th houses. Occidental quarter is the quadrant of the chart that falls beneath the western horizon, incorporating the 4th, 5th and 6th houses. Also known as the phlegmatic quarter. Oriental quarter is the quadrant of the chart that rises from the eastern horizon, incorporating the 1st, 12th and 11th houses. Also known as the sanguine quarter.

Occidental hemisphere is the western/setting hemisphere, incorporating the 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th houses.

Oriental hemisphere is the eastern/rising hemisphere, incorporating the 4th, 3rd, 2nd, 1st, 12th, and 11th houses.

Occidental quarter is the quadrant of the chart that falls beneath the western horizon, incorporating the 4th, 5th and 6th houses. Also known as the phlegmatic quarter.

Oriental quarter is the quadrant of the chart that rises from the eastern horizon, incorporating the 1st, 12th and 11th houses. Also known as the sanguine quarter.

掩星 Occultation

当两颗行星在相同的黄道经度和相同的纬度上相遇时,就会发生掩星现象。更靠近地球的行星从另一颗行星前方经过,将其遮挡在视野之外——例如,月亮会掩蔽任何与它在经度和纬度上相合的行星。太阳也可以通过燃烧来掩蔽任何其他天体,因为其更强烈的光芒使另一颗行星变得不可见;而在日食和月食中,太阳和月亮能够相互掩蔽。

英文原文

An occultation occurs when two planets come together in the same degree of latitude as well as the same degree of zodiacal longitude . As the planetary body that is closer to the Earth passes in front of the other one, it obscures it from view - the Moon, for example, will occult any planet it conjoins by longitide and latitude. The Sun can also occult any other body by combustion because the effect of its greater light renders the other planet invisible; and in eclipses the Sun and Moon are able to occult each other.

冲相位 Opposition

行星在黄道上相距180°时形成冲相位(用符号X表示)。基于二分性(与数字二相关)的毕达哥拉斯分割原则,冲相位是一种非常强大且有力的相位,因为行星之间能够清晰、直接地“正面相对”。如果其中一颗或两颗行星为凶星或被视为不吉,则可能带来严酷或破坏性的影响。

Opposition
英文原文

Planets separated by 180° of the zodiac make an opposition aspect (denoted by the symbol X ). Based on the divisive Pythagorean principles of the line (associated with the number two), the opposition is a very strong and forceful aspect because the planets have a clear and direct ‘full-on’ view of each other. It can be harsh or destructive if one or both planets are malefics or defined as unfortunate.

相关词条 Aspect
光晕(或射线) Orbs (or rays)

相位在接近精确时显示出影响力,随着远离精确而逐渐减弱。其效果预计显现并持续的时间段被称为“在容许度范围内”。许多现代占星家对最强相位(合相、四分相、三合相和对分相)前后应用8°的容许度,以指示接近和分离的时期。六合相则应用较小的4°容许度,其余次要相位应用2°。(更多详情见尼克·坎皮恩的《相位与星盘形态导论》)。然而,传统上,影响力的容许度属于行星本身而非相位,太阳和月亮被认为具有比行星更大的“德性”和影响力容许度。行星的容许度常被称为“光线”。例如,一个常见的列表定义太阳的容许度为15°,月亮的容许度为12°,水星、金星和火星的容许度为7°。要判断两颗行星是否“处于接近的容许度范围内”,需将它们的容许度相加并除以二——如果行星之间的距离小于该数值,则称它们“接近”或“被它们的光线连接”。例如:太阳和月亮:容许度15°+12°=27°,除以2得13°30'。因此太阳和月亮在距离精确点小于13°30'时处于任何相位的“容许度范围内”。太阳和火星:容许度15°+7°=22°,除以2得11°。因此太阳和火星在距离精确点小于11°时处于任何相位的“容许度范围内”。传统文献中常用容许度的参考表及预计算的接近界限,可在《相位接触容许度表》中找到。文章《相位的古典起源与传统用法》中的“接近与容许度的发展”部分更全面地解释了逻辑和确定方法。

英文原文

Aspects show an influence in the period leading up to exactness and a diminishing effect as they separate from perfection. The time-span in which their effect may be expected to manifest and linger is defined by the period that they are said to be ‘in orb’.

Many modern astrologers apply an orb of 8° before and after the most powerful aspects (conjunction, square, trine and opposition) to indicate the periods of application and separation . A smaller orb of 4° is similarly applied to the sextile, with 2° applied to the remaining, minor aspects. (For further details see An Introduction to Aspects and Chart Shaping by Nick Campion).

Traditionally however, orbs of influence belong to the planets, not the aspects themselves, with the Sun and Moon recognised as having a greater 'virtue' and orb of influence than the planets. The planetary orbs are often referred to as the ‘rays’. For example, one popular list defines the Sun’s orb as 15°; the Moon's orb as 12°, and the orb of Mercury, Venus and Mars as 7°. To know if two planets are “‘in orb of application’ their orbs are added together and halved - if the planets are separated by less than that distance they are said to be ‘in application’ or ‘joined together by their rays’.

Eg :

Sun and Moon : Orbs are 15° + 12°; so 27° divided by 2 = 13°30'. Thus the Sun and Moon are ‘in orb’ of any aspect when they are less than 13°30' from the point of exactness.

Sun and Mars : Orbs are 15° + 7°; so 22° divided by 2 = 11°. Thus the Sun and Mars are ‘in orb’ of any aspect when they are less than 11° from the point of exactness.

A reference table for the most popular orbs applied in traditional literature, with pre-calculated limits for application, is available in the Table to Show Orbs for Aspectual Contact .

The section ' Application & the Development of Orbs ' in the article The Classical Origin and Traditional Use of Aspects explains the logic and method of determination more fully.

相关词条 Moiety
奥里加努斯:大卫·奥里加努斯(占星家-1558-1692) Origanus: David Origanus (Astrologer - 1558-1692)

大卫·奥里加努斯(大卫·托斯特的拉丁化名,1558-1629)是德国法兰克福维亚德利纳大学的数学和希腊语教授,也是一位著名的占星家。他以出版(持续三十多年)第一本定期出版的星历表《勃兰登堡新天体运动星历表》而闻名。

Origanus: David Origanus (Astrologer - 1558-1692)
英文原文

David Origanus (Latinised name of David Tost) (1558-1629) was a German professor of Mathematics and Greek at the Viadrina University in Frankfurt as well as a renowned astrologer. He is notable for publishing (for more than three decades) the first regularly published ephemeris , Novae motuum coelestium ephemerides Brandenburgicae .

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同升 Paran

当两颗或多颗行星同时成角时,即一颗位于上升点、中天、下降点或天底,而另一颗同时位于这些角度之一时,它们被认为处于同升关系。行星不需要在出生时刻(或任何特定事件)实际成角才能被识别为同升关系;只需每当一颗行星成角时,另一颗也成角即可。两者同时表达强烈影响,因此被认为通过联合行动具有和谐性:在其影响力最强时,从共享的成角配置中得出一个同步的强主题。

同升关系不依赖或不关联黄道相位——按黄道测量,两颗行星可能呈六合或三合,但它们的同升关系将被识别为世俗四分相。

“paran”一词是希腊语“paranatellonta”的缩写,意为“同升”,指同时上升、中天或下降的恒星或行星。

缺乏准确出生时间的本命盘通常受益于注意到根据正午时间计算出的同升关系。例如,下面的正午盘显示了朝鲜领导人金正恩本命盘中强烈的政治驱动力,其太阳在中天时与火星和冥王星的合相(下降)共享同升关系。

Paran
英文原文

Two or more planets are said to be in a paran relationship when they become angular at the same time, i.e ., when one is on the Ascendant, MC, Descendant, or IC while the other is simultaneously on any one of these angles. Planets do not need to be angular at the actual time of birth (or any specific event) for a paran relationship to be recognised; it is only necessary that, whenever one becomes angular, the other does too. Both express a strong influence at the same time, so are consider to have a harmony by acting in union: a synchronised strong theme drawn from the shared angular configuration at the time their influences become most powerful.

Parans do not depend upon or relate to zodiacal aspects – two planets may be in a sextile or trine by zodiacal measurement, yet their paran relationship will be recognised as a mundane square .

The word paran is an abbreviation of paranatellonta , a Greek term meaning ‘rising together’, referring to stars or planets that ascend, culminate, or set at the same time.

Natal charts that lack an accurate birth time often benefit from noting the paran relationships calculated from true noon. As an example, the noon chart below, for example, shows the strong political drive in the nativity of North Korean leader Kim Jong Un, whose Sun, as it culminates, shares a paran relationship with the setting conjunction of Mars and Pluto.

福点(Fortuna) Part of Fortune (Fortuna)

福点,也称为幸运点,是所谓阿拉伯点中最常用的一个。它被视为吉星,当位置良好或受到有利相位影响时,通常被认为是好运的象征。其符号为:

福点的计算方法是将月亮的黄道度数加上上升点的度数,再减去太阳的度数。使用绝对经度,即白羊座0度为0度,双鱼座29度为359度(例如,金牛座18度=48度:白羊座30度+金牛座18度)。

因此,如果上升点在巨蟹座15度,月亮在宝瓶座6度,太阳在白羊座10度:

上升点=105月亮=306太阳=10

上升点+月亮-太阳=105+306-10=411-10=401(减去360以从绝对经度回到黄道度数)=41=金牛座11度(福点的度数)。

(将黄道度数转换为绝对经度的表格可在学习辅助部分在线获取。)

在夜间星盘中,即太阳在地平线以下时,计算福点的公式反转如下:上升点+太阳-月亮。

由于福点是一个黄道点,可以说它受到行星的相位影响,但其本身并不产生相位。

Part of Fortune (Fortuna)
英文原文

Also known as fortuna, the Part of Fortune is the most commonly used of the so-called of the Arabic Parts. It is treated as a benefic and generally considered as a significator of good fortune when well placed or favourably aspected. Its symbol is:

The Part of Fortune is calculated by adding the Moon's zodiac degree to that of the ascendant and subtracting the degree of the Sun. Absolute longitude is used, which translates 0 Aries to zero degrees and 29 Pisces as 359 degrees, (18 degrees Taurus = 48 degrees: the 30 degrees of Aries + 18 of Taurus).

Therefore, if the ascendant is at 15 Cancer, the Moon at 6 Aquarius, and the Sun at 10 Aries:

Ascendant = 105 Moon = 306 Sun = 10 Ascendant + Moon - Sun = 105 + 306 - 10 = 411 - 10 = 401 (subtract 360 to return from absolute longitude to zodiac degree) = 41 = 11 Taurus (the degree of the Part of Fortune).

(Tables that convert zodiac degrees to absolute longitude are available online in the study aids section.)

In nocturnal charts, ie. , where the Sun is below the horizon, the formula for calculating the Part of Fortune is reversed to: Ascendant + Sun - Moon.

Since the Part of Fortune is a zodiacal point, it can be said to be aspected by planets, but it does not make aspects itself.

帕蒂尔/普拉蒂克 Partile / Platick

最初,术语“partile”指的是按度数(而非星座)计算的相位,因为它们承认星座的“部分”(度数)。根据星座关系判断的相位被称为“platick”,源自意为“平板”或“广阔区域”的短语。在后来的占星学中,“partile”通常指精确或接近完美的相位,而“platick”则指“宽松”的、在公认容许度范围内的相位。术语“partile”曾以不同方式用于描述接近完美状态的相位。通常且最准确的是,它用于描述两颗行星位于相同度数的情况,例如,金牛座14度的行星与狮子座14度的行星形成四分相。这是一个“partile四分相”,因为两颗行星位于相同度数;该定义不会用于描述一颗行星在金牛座13°58'而另一颗在狮子座14°02'的情况,即使这两颗行星极其接近完美,因为它们处于黄道度数划分的不同“部分”。然而,传统作者曾用“partile”表示精确度在1度以内的相位。在1647年出版的《基督教占星学》(第107页)中,威廉·莉莉将“partile相位”定义为发生在相同度数内,称“如金星在白羊座9度,木星在狮子座9度,这是partile三分相”;但在1677年撰写的《梅林尼·安格利西》中,他重新定义道:“partile相位发生在三度差异之内。”(许多古代作者认为容许度在3度以内的相位处于非常强的接触点,且足够接近完美以表达完整效果;然而,将此类相位描述为“紧密”,而将“partile”一词保留给那些落在黄道相同度数的相位,会减少混淆。)欲了解更多详情,请参阅《古典起源与相位的传统使用》一文中的“应用与容许度的发展”部分。

英文原文

Originally the term partile referred to aspects that were calculated by degree (rather than by sign) because they acknowledged the 'parts' (degrees) of the sign. Aspects judged according to the relationship of the signs were termed platick , from a phrase which meant 'plate' or 'broad area'.

In later astrology the term partile generally referred to aspects which were exact or near perfection, whereas platick referred to those which were 'loose', or within the limits of their recognised orbs .

The term partile has been used in different ways to describe aspects in a state of near-perfection. Usually, and most correctly, it is used to describe an aspect where both planets are in the same degree, ie. , a square from a planet in the 14th degree of Taurus to a planet in the 14th degree of Leo. This is a partile square because both planets are in the same degree, and the definition wouldn't be used to describe a square where one planet is at 13°58' Taurus and the other is 14°02' Leo, even though these planets are extremely close to perfection, because they are in different 'parts' of the zodiac division into degrees.

However, traditional authors have used the term partile to indicate an aspect that is within 1 degree of exactness.

In Christian Astrology (p.107), written in 1647, William Lilly defines a partile aspect as occurring within the same degree, saying " as if Venus be in nine degrees of Aries, and Jupiter in nine degrees of Leo, this is a Partill Trine aspect "; but in his Merlini Anglici , written in 1677, he redefines it thus: " A Partile Aspect comes to pass within the difference of three degrees ". (Many ancient authors considered an aspect within 3 degrees of orb to be in a very strong point of contact and near enough to perfection to express a full effect; however it would be less confusing to describe such aspects as 'close' and reserve the term partile for those that fall in the same degrees of the zodiac.)

For more details see ' Application & the Development of Orbs ' in the article The Classical Origin and Traditional Use of Aspects .

帕特里奇:约翰·帕特里奇(占星家-1644-1714) Partridge: John Partridge (Astrologer - 1644-1714)

约翰·帕特里奇是18世纪早期的一位著名占星家——那时占星术正逐渐声名狼藉。他是一位著名的历书出版者,并撰写了多部占星学著作,包括《占星学指南》和《改革著作或占星学论》。帕特里奇与他的占星竞争对手约翰·加德伯里陷入了公开的论战,并遭到作家乔纳森·斯威夫特(如今以《格列佛游记》的作者而闻名)的讽刺攻击。斯威夫特在1707年著名的“比克斯塔夫”讽刺文中精心策划了一个恶作剧,使帕特里奇蒙受损失。更多信息请参见:《国家传记词典》中的约翰·帕特里奇条目在Skyscript网站:《改革著作,或占星学论》——约翰·帕特里奇,1693年《比克斯塔夫文件》——乔纳森·莱德伯里《克伦威尔的诞生:加德伯里对阵帕特里奇》——大卫·普兰特《约翰·加德伯里:政治与占星学的衰落》——大卫·普兰特《改革的世纪:17世纪占星学的兴起与消亡》——黛博拉·霍尔丁

Partridge: John Partridge (Astrologer - 1644-1714)Partridge: John Partridge (Astrologer - 1644-1714)
英文原文

John Partridge was a leading astrologer of the early 18th century - a period when astrology was sliding into disrepute. A well known almanack-publisher, and author of various astrological works, including An Astrological Vade Mecum and Opus Reformatum or Treatise of Astrology, Partridge became embroiled in public controversies with his astrological rival John Gadbury and suffered the satirical attack of the author Jonathan Swift (best known now as the author of Gulliver's Travels ), who perpetrated an elaborate hoax at Partridge's expense in the famous ' Bickerstaff ' satire of 1707 .

For more information, see :

John Partridge entry in the Dictionary of National Biography

On Skyscript :

Opus Reformatum, or a Treatise of Astrology – by John Partridge, 1693 The Bickerstaff Papers – by Jonathan Ledbury Cromwell’s Nativity: Gadbury versus Partridge – by David Plant John Gadbury: Politics and the Decline of Astrology – by David Plant A Century of Reform: the rise & demise of astrology in the 17th century – by Deborah Houlding

Opus Reformatum, or a Treatise of Astrology – by John Partridge, 1693

The Bickerstaff Papers – by Jonathan Ledbury

Cromwell’s Nativity: Gadbury versus Partridge – by David Plant

John Gadbury: Politics and the Decline of Astrology – by David Plant

A Century of Reform: the rise & demise of astrology in the 17th century – by Deborah Houlding

保罗·亚历山大(占星家-公元4世纪) Paulus Alexandrinus (Astrologer - 4th cent. CE)

保罗·亚历山德利努斯(PaulusAlexandrinus)是罗马帝国晚期的一位占星学作者,居住在埃及亚历山大港,以其现存著作《Eisagogika》(《导论》或《入门要旨》)而闻名,该书编纂于公元378年。尽管作为一本入门手册呈现,但它简洁而全面地涵盖了4世纪占星实践中的主要主题,并且至今仍是晚期希腊化占星技术最清晰的现存总结之一。保罗的著作因其保留了技术定义、星座与宫位描述、行星意义以及他那个时代占星家使用的工作方法而尤其受到重视。虽然是为其儿子编纂的入门手册,但该论著充当了早期希腊化资料与后期拜占庭传统之间的可靠桥梁。保罗的作品在古典时代晚期变得尤为重要,促使新柏拉图主义哲学家奥林匹奥多罗斯(Olympiodorus)于公元564年为其撰写了详尽的评注,进一步揭示了他的方法在实际应用中的洞见。这两部作品由多里安·格林鲍姆(DorianGreenbaum)于2001年共同翻译成英文,标题为《LateClassicalAstrology》。

英文原文

Paulus Alexandrinus, an astrological author from the late Roman Empire who lived in Alexandria, Egypt, is best known for his extant work Eisagogika (‘Introductory Matters’ or ‘Introductory Precepts’), compiled in 378 CE. Although presented as an introductory handbook, it offers a concise yet comprehensive treatment of astrology’s principal topics as they were practised in the 4th century, and remains one of the clearest surviving summaries of late Hellenistic technique. The work of Paulus work is particularly valued for its preservation of technical definitions, sign and house descriptions, planetary significations, and the working methods used by astrologers of his period. Although compiled as an introductory handbook for his son, the treatise serves as a reliable bridge between earlier Hellenistic sources and the later Byzantine tradition. Paulus’s work became especially important in late antiquity, leading the Neo-Platonist philosopher Olympiodorus to produce an extensive commentary on it in 564 CE, which adds further insight into the practical application of his methods. The two works were translated together into English by Dorian Greenbaum in 2001 under the title Late Classical Astrology .

游走 Peregrine

当一颗行星对其所在位置没有任何主宰等级时,它被定义为游走。也就是说,它既不在它所主宰的星座,也不在它擢升的星座,也不主宰其所在的三分主星、界或面。[参见:托勒密先天尊贵表]

“Peregrine”一词源自拉丁语,意为“异乡人”或“外国人”(pereger=越过边界,ager=土地,即“远离自己的土地”)。在古英语中,“peregrinate”意为远离家乡流浪。

因此,这样的行星被视为对其环境几乎没有影响或控制。在象征意义上,它描述了一个漂泊者——一个在其环境中没有头衔或利害关系的人。例如,在盗窃问题上,失势行星会像陌生人常常被怀疑那样受到怀疑。在其他问题上,它可能描绘出缺乏明确焦点、感到“迷失”或处于群体思维之外的人;或者无法确定明确目标或向他人做出坚定承诺。

互容并不能阻止一颗行星被定义为失势,尽管它当然会影响对该行星运作方式的描述。

关于失势的总体理解的更多细节,请参见《理解行星尊贵》尤其是第4部分:先天无力。关于该术语在不同占星学作者手中如何被不同定义的更详细探讨,请参见PDF附件:《失势的定义》

关于失势的总体理解的更多细节,请参见《理解行星尊贵》尤其是第4部分:先天无力。

关于该术语在不同占星学作者手中如何被不同定义的更详细探讨,请参见PDF附件:《失势的定义》

Peregrine
英文原文

A planet is defined as peregrine when it has no level of rulership over its position. That is, it is not placed in the sign(s) that it rules, nor those where it is exalted, nor does it rule the triplicity, or the terms or face where it is located. [See: Ptolemy's Table of Essential Dignities ]

The word 'Peregrine' comes from a Latin term meaning 'alien' or 'foreigner' ( pereger = beyond the borders, ager = land, i.e. , 'beyond one's own land'). In old English, to 'peregrinate' means to wander far from home.

Such a planet is therefore seen as having little influence or control over its environment. In symbolic terms, it describes a drifter - someone with no title or stake in his or her environment. In matters of theft, for example, peregrine planets fall under suspicion in the same way that strangers are often viewed with suspicion. In other matters it might portray someone who lacks a clear sense of focus, a sense of feeling 'lost' or on the outside of community thinking; or an inability to identify clear goals or offer resolute commitments to others.

Mutual reception does not stop a planet being defined as peregrine, although it will of course influence the description of how the planet operates.

For more details on the general understanding of peregrine, see Understanding Planetary Dignity especially part 4: Essential Debility . For a more detailed exploration of how the term is variously defined by different astrological authors, see PDF attachment: The Definition of 'Peregrine'

For more details on the general understanding of peregrine, see Understanding Planetary Dignity especially part 4: Essential Debility .

For a more detailed exploration of how the term is variously defined by different astrological authors, see PDF attachment: The Definition of 'Peregrine'

完美/完成相位 Perfection / Perfect Aspect

当两颗行星之间的入相位达到精确时,即达到“完美状态”。这表示行星排列的最大表达(或实现),以及该接触所象征的意义。例如,在卜卦占星中,如果两颗行星无障碍地结合并形成强有力联结,所问之事预计会完成或“达成完美”。

完美相位(或处于完美状态的相位)是指经度上精确对齐的相位,因此行星体的中心处于该相位所预期的精确角距(例如,四分相:90度;三合:120度等)。历史文献,如莉莉的《基督教占星学》(第110页),描述了在精确点附近有一个小允许度,可能为6角分,在此范围内相位仍被视为处于完美状态。这实际上是说,在一段时间内相位仍保持全面生效,尽管一旦有任何可察觉的偏离完美行星对齐的移动,相位的分离过程便立即开始。

英文原文

A state of perfection is achieved when an applying aspect between two planets becomes exact. This indicates the maximum expression (or fulfilment) of the planetary alignment and whatever that contact is taken to signify. In horary , for example, if two planets come together without impediment and make a strong union, the matter asked about is expected to be accomplished or ‘brought to perfection’.

A perfect aspect (or one in a state of perfection) is one that is in exact alignment by longitude , so the centres of the planetary bodies are at the exact angular distance expected by the aspect ( e.g ., square: 90 degrees; trine 120 degrees, etc). Historical texts, such as Lilly’s Christian Astrology (p.110), describe a small allowance around the point of exactness, perhaps a distance of 6 minutes of arc, in which the aspect is regarded to remain in a state of perfection. This is really to say that the aspect remains in a state of full-on effect for a while, although the process of aspectual separation begins as soon as there is any discernible sense of movement away from the perfect planetary alignment.

近地点 Perigee

源自希腊语peri(意为“近”)+gaia(意为“地球”),指行星轨道中离地球最近的点。由于传统上地球被视为最低的天球,靠近地球与低贱、世俗事务及体力相关(行星在近地点时看起来更大)。在近地点时,行星处于逆行且运动缓慢。

Perigee
英文原文

From the Greek peri 'near to' + gaia 'earth', the point in a planet's orbit when it is nearest to Earth. Since the Earth was traditionally perceived as the lowest sphere , proximity to the Earth was associated with lowliness, mundane matters and physical strength (planets appear larger at perigee). When at perigee planets are retrograde and slow in motion.

近日点 Perihelion

术语“近日点”指的是绕行天体(如行星)在其轨道上离太阳最近的点——它源自希腊语peri(周围)和helios(太阳)。术语“远日点”指的是绕行天体离太阳最远的点——使用希腊语apo(离开,分离)。

英文原文

The term 'perihelion' refers to the point in the path of an orbitting body (such as a planet) when it is closest to the sun - it derives from the Greek peri 'around' + helios 'Sun'.

The term 'aphelion' refers to the point at which an orbiting body is furthest away from the sun - using the Greek apo ' away from, apart'.

行星相位 Phase

行星的相位由其与太阳的关系决定,方式与月相相同。完整的相位周期称为会合周期。当行星从太阳的灼烧中浮现时,它处于新月相位;当其在对日升位置时达到力量的巅峰;而当它重返与太阳的灼烧时,则处于残月相位。相位影响行星的可见度和亮度(就像它影响月球的可见度和亮度一样),并且与行星运动相互关联。除月球外,所有行星在与太阳相合时达到最快的日行速度;它们在距太阳约90-130°的角距离处停滞并转为逆行,且当与太阳对冲时总是处于逆行状态。

英文原文

The phase of a planet is determined by its relationship with the Sun, in the same way that the phases of the Moon are. The full cycle of phases is called the synodic cycle . Planets are new in their phase when they emerge from combustion , they culminate in strength at their acronycal rising , and they are old in phase when they return to combustion with the Sun. Phase affects a planet's visibility and brilliance (in the same way it affects the visibility and brightness of the Moon) and is also interlinked with planetary motion. All planets excluding the Moon reach their swiftest daily motion when they are joined to the Sun; they station and turn retrograde at an angular distance from the Sun of around 90 - 130°, and are always retrograde when in opposition to the Sun.

粘液质 Phlegmatic

四种体液之一,与秋季和水元素相关。它表示寒冷潮湿的体质,“phlegmatic”一词常用来形容情感敏感、缺乏积极动力、反应迟钝且体质虚弱的人。在生理学中,传统上认为痰湿体液位于痰液中,痰液产生润滑作用,以支持排泄和清除代谢废物的原理。更多关于体液的信息,请参见:希波克拉底、体液与气质理论。

Phlegmatic
英文原文

One of the four humours , related to the season of autumn and the element of water. It denotes a cold and moist temperament and the word 'phlegmatic' is often used to describe someone who is emotionally sensitive, lacking in active motivation, therefore sluggish in responses and often having a weak constitution. In physiology the phlegmatic humour is traditionally reputed to be seated in phlegm, which creates slipperiness to support the principle of ejection and elimination of processed waste.

For more on humours see: Hippocrates, Humours & Temperament-Theory

双鱼座 Pisces

双鱼座是拉丁语中‘鱼’的意思,它是指:

双鱼座(星座)——一组(不规则间隔的)主要恒星,跨越黄道并位于黄道带内。

双鱼座(黄道星座)——黄道带12个等分区域中的第十二个也是最后一个,这些区域由黄道与春分点、秋分点及夏至点、冬至点的交点在天文学上确定。

双鱼座(星座)——一组(不规则间隔的)主要恒星,跨越黄道并位于黄道带内。

双鱼座(黄道星座)——黄道带12个等分区域中的第十二个也是最后一个,这些区域由黄道与春分点、秋分点及夏至点、冬至点的交点在天文学上确定。

尽管双鱼座的星座和黄道星座名称相同,但两者在天文学上有所区别,且由于黄道考虑岁差现象,它们预计不会重叠。星座和黄道星座都为占星判断增添含义,但各自的象征意义来源于不同的原理。

双鱼座的象征:

‣关于星座恒星和象征意义的详细信息,请参见:

双鱼座恒星传说

‣关于黄道星座的分区、主宰关系和象征意义的详细信息,请参见:

双鱼座符号象征

Pisces
英文原文

Pisces is the Latin word for 'fish' and is the name given to:

The Constellation Pisces - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac . The Zodiac Sign Pisces - the twelfth and last of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

The Constellation Pisces - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac .

The Zodiac Sign Pisces - the twelfth and last of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

Though the constellation and the sign of Pisces share the same name, they are astronomically distinguished from each other and not expected to overlap due to the zodiac factoring in the phenomenon of precession . Constellations and signs both add meaning to an astrological judgement but draw their symbolism from different principles.

Symbol for Pisces:

‣ For details of the stars and symbolism of the constellation, see

Star Lore of the Constellation Pisces

‣ For details on divisions, rulerships and symbolism of the zodiac sign, see

Sign Symbolism of Pisces

普拉西德斯(占星家-1603-1668) Placidus (Astrologer - 1603-1668)

普拉西多·蒂蒂是一位意大利修士;没有已知的肖像,关于他生平的文献记载也很少。他最为人所知的是推广了以其名字命名的‘普拉西多’宫位划分方法,尽管这个体系被认为具有古老渊源,并受到包括伊本·埃兹拉在内的更早期占星家的青睐,且有大量证据表明这是最古老且‘理论上原始’的宫位划分方法之一。迈克尔·贝金特撰写的普拉西多传记说明,他于1603年出生于佩鲁贾附近,一直活到1668年,年轻时便开始学习占星学,很可能师从占星家安德烈亚·阿尔戈利。普拉西多加入了本笃会的一个苦修分支——奥利维坦会,该会在包括帕多瓦在内的多个意大利主要城市设有修道院。修会显然鼓励普拉西多的占星工作,出版了他的《物理数学》,并获得修会会长的认可。普拉西多于1641年在帕多瓦首次出版了一小本星图集,同年又出版了另一本星图集及一部更大型的占星学著作。几年后,他创作了两部主要作品:1650年的《物理数学》和1657年的《原动天表》。在这两部作品之间,他出版了托勒密《四书》的注释版,并宣称坚定效忠于托勒密著作的理论原则,声明‘除了托勒密和理性,我不需要其他向导’(《原动天》,前引书,第47页)。更多关于他生平及著作的信息,请参见:迈克尔·贝金特《普拉西多与玫瑰十字会联系》;普拉西多·德·蒂图斯《原动天》节选;迈克尔·瓦克福德《普拉西多与半弧宫位划分法》

英文原文

Placido Titi was was an Italian Monk; there are no known portraits of him and few documented facts about his life. He is best remembered for his promotion of the 'Placidus' method of house division, which bears his name, although the system is known to have great antiquity and to have been favoured by much earlier astrologers including Ibn Ezra, with a great deal of evidence pointing to this being one of the most ancient and 'theoretically original' methods of house division.

The biography on Placido by Michael Baigent explains he was born around the district of Perugia, in 1603, lived until 1668, and began his astrological studies whilst young, likely studying under the astrologer Andreae Argoli. Placido joined an ascetic branch of the Benedictine Order, the Olivetans, who maintained monasteries in several major Italian cities, including Padua. The Brotherhood obviously encouraged Placido's astrological work, publishing his Physiomathematica published with an approbation from the head of the Order.

Placido first published a small collection of horoscopes in Padua, 1641, and within the year had issued another collection of horoscopes and a larger astrological text. Some years later he produced his two major works, the Physiomathematica of 1650 and Tabulae Primi Mobilis of 1657. Between these two he had printed an annotated edition of Ptolemy's Tetrabiblos , and he claimed firm allegiance to the theoretical principles of Ptolemy's work, declaring "I desire no other guides but Ptolemy and reason" ( Primum Mobile , op. cit., p.47).

For more on his life and work see:

Placidus & the Rosicrucian Connection by Michael Baigent An Extract from Primum Mobile by Placidus de Titus Placido & the Semi-Arc method of House Division by Michael Wackford

Placidus & the Rosicrucian Connection by Michael Baigent

An Extract from Primum Mobile by Placidus de Titus

Placido & the Semi-Arc method of House Division by Michael Wackford

行星时(与日) Planetary Hours (and Days)

行星小时(也称为季节性小时或圣经小时)是将白天和黑夜各分为12个相等时段,即从日出到日落有12个相等的白昼时段,从日落到日出有12个相等的夜晚时段。每个时段以及每个“行星日”都对应一个行星主宰者,作为该时段事务的总体象征,如下表所示并加以说明。

第一个行星小时始于日出,此时太阳圆盘与上升点对齐。在12个白昼小时序列之后,第一个夜晚时段始于日落,此时太阳圆盘与下降点对齐。请注意,日出和日落的定义是真正的天文定义,不考虑黄昏效应:当太阳位于上升点或地平线上方时为白天;当太阳位于下降点或地平线下方时为夜晚(同样的条件也决定了星区主星和三分主星优先权的变化)。

行星小时的主宰序列从主宰该星期几的行星开始(太阳主宰星期日,月亮主宰星期一,以此类推)。需要特别注意的一点是,行星日始于日出,而非民用历法中的午夜。因此,在民用历法周五凌晨午夜至日出之间出生的人,实际上是出生在周四“行星夜”的夜晚时段(请记住,周五的“行星日”直到日出才开始,并在次日上午日出时结束)。

一周中的每一天都以七颗传统行星之一命名,并在象征意义上与之关联,该行星对该日的事务拥有总体主宰权。行星周从星期日开始,并按以下排列形成左图的内七角星:0太阳-星期日,5月亮-星期一,F火星-星期二,B水星-星期三,K木星-星期四,C金星-星期五,L土星-星期六。注意内七角星行星的顺序给出了星期几的顺序,而外环(L-K-F-0-C-B-5)则给出了迦勒底顺序。这一顺序嵌入在许多占星体系中,例如行星面/十度区的守护星(上表高亮标记说明了这些排列)。

一周中的每一天都以七颗传统行星之一命名,并在象征意义上与之关联,该行星对该日的事务拥有总体主宰权。行星周从星期日开始,并按以下排列形成左图的内七角星:0太阳-星期日,5月亮-星期一,F火星-星期二(古英语:Tiw),B水星-星期三(古英语:Woden),K木星-星期四(古英语:Thor),C金星-星期五(古英语:Frigg),L土星-星期六。

0太阳-星期日

5月亮-星期一

F火星-星期二(古英语:Tiw)

B水星-星期三(古英语:Woden)

K木星-星期四(古英语:Thor)

C金星-星期五(古英语:Frigg)

L土星-星期六

注意内七角星行星的顺序给出了星期几的顺序,而外环(L-K-F-0-C-B-5)则给出了迦勒底顺序。这一顺序嵌入在许多占星体系中,例如行星面/十度区的守护星(上表高亮标记说明了这些排列)。

由于白昼和黑夜的长度随季节在不同地点变化,占星小时在全年的时长也有所不同。它们在春分和秋分时相等,此时白天和黑夜的时长平衡,但在夏季,白昼小时长于夜晚小时,冬季则相反。

大多数占星软件程序都能详细显示每个星盘的行星日和小时主宰者。若要手动计算,可将日出到日落的时间除以12,得到每个白昼小时的时长;然后将日落到次日日出之间的时间除以12,得到每个夜晚小时的时长。(本地日出日落信息可通过timeanddate.com等网站在线查找。)

出生于1931年2月8日(星期日),美国印第安纳州马里昂:北纬40°34′/西经85°40′

迪恩出生于星期日,因此第一个白昼小时由太阳(日主宰者)掌管,持续日出后51分钟(上午6:51)。接下来按顺序由金星接替。该序列重复进行,日主宰者会在第8个行星小时重新掌权。白昼小时在日落时结束,随后开始夜晚小时序列,每个持续69分钟。(该模式不间断地持续到次日:星期日夜晚的最后一个小时由水星掌管,并在周一日出时将权力移交给月亮,即该行星日的行星主宰者。)

对于迪恩,我们现在看到他的出生时间在星期日上午9:00,处于第3个白昼小时,由水星掌管。这些细节记录在下方星盘中,显示太阳为其行星日主宰者,水星为其出生时的行星小时主宰者。

迪恩:白昼小时主宰者(每小时51分钟)

1:0(日出→上午7:42)|2:C(→上午8:33)|3:B(→上午9:24)|4:5(→上午10:15)|5:L(→上午11:06)|6:K(→上午11:57)|7:F(→下午12:48)|8:0(→下午1:39)|9:C(→下午2:30)|10:B(→下午3:21)|11:5(→下午4:12)|12:L(→下午5:03:日落)

迪恩:夜晚小时主宰者(每小时69分钟)

1:K(日落→下午6:12)|2:F(→下午7:21)|3:0(→下午8:30)|4:C(→下午9:39)|5:B(→下午10:48)|6:5(→下午11:57)|7:L(→凌晨1:06)|8:K(→凌晨2:15)|9:F(→凌晨3:24)|10:0(→凌晨4:33)|11:C(→凌晨5:42)|12:B(→上午6:51:日出)

临时小时的概念起源、象征用途和实际应用非常古老,圣经参考文献以及古代美索不达米亚和埃及的文本都证明了这一点。*在日出、日落和一天中的关键点,人们向各小时的天空守护者祈祷和祈求,这些小时在宗教、神秘、仪式和天文目的上的使用在整个中世纪时期仍然广泛。托勒密2世纪的《天文学大成》给出了详细的说明和上升表,以便计算临时小时,并讨论了它们与固定的60分钟“赤道小时”(通常称为“民用小时”)一同使用的可能性。

由于每个时间分段都呈现象征性主题,并且与这些主题相关的天界神祇,因此很容易认识到与占星宫位含义相关的概念起源。我们知道古代天文学家以“更”为单位监视天球的上升,每更持续两个临时小时,因此整个24小时周期可以分成12个部分,与普拉西度宫位制的原理完全一致。迈克·瓦克福德提出了令人信服的观点,认为普拉西度系统具有强大的理论优势,因为“所讨论的宫位与行星小时背后的概念以及最‘自然’的初级方向系统密不可分”。

普拉西度宫位制与行星小时的使用完美协调,因为每个宫头都标志着上升点在随后的某个“行星小时”将移动到的度数,因此:

第12宫宫头标志着在星盘绘制后2个行星小时时上升点的位置;第11宫宫头标志着4小时后上升点的位置,以此类推。

伯尔尼Zytglogge天文钟显示了行星小时(临时小时),由黄道轮后方弯曲的金色线条标记(图片来源:维基媒体)。

行星小时在卜卦占星学中的一个持续用途是,如果有理由怀疑星盘的可靠性或问题的诚意,它可以提供星盘是否具有“根本性”(radicality)的指示。如果小时主宰者满足以下任一条件,则认为行星小时主宰者与星盘一致:

与上升点主宰者相同;

是上升星座的三分主宰者,或位于与上升点主宰者相同的三分相中;

与上升点或上升点主宰者具有相同的体液性质。

更多信息请参见PDF下载:D.Houlding撰写的《HourAgreement&RadicalQuestions》。

关于VettiusValens著作中行星日和小时早期使用的讨论,请参见:Odom,RobertL..'VettiusValensandthePlanetaryWeek'.AndrewsUniversitySeminaryStudies(AUSS)3.2(1965):110-137.

*关于它们在美索不达米亚天文学/占星学中使用的更多细节,请参见DeborahHoulding的《ChaldeanGlimmersII:GatheringtheData》,SkyscriptNewsletter#10,第29页及以后,以及Houlding的《TheHouses:TemplesoftheSky》,了解埃及人对这些小时的使用如何直接影响了宫位象征的发展。该著作中的附录B《ThePlanetaryHours》是本词条中大部分材料的主要来源。

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英文原文

Planetary hours (also called seasonal or biblical hours) are temporal divisions of each day and night period, giving 12 equal daytime/diurnal periods between sunrise and sunset, and 12 equal night-time/nocurnal periods between sunset and sunrise. Each of these periods, as well as each ‘planetary day’ is attributed a planetary ruler which acts as a general significator for the concerns of that time, as shown in the table and explained below.

The first planetary hour commences at sunrise, when the Sun’s disc aligns with the ascendant. After the sequence of 12 diurnal hours, the first nocturnal period commences at sunset, when the Sun’s disc aligns with the descendant. Note that the definitions of sunrise and sunset are the true astronomical definitions and do not make any allowance for the twilight effect: it is daytime when the Sun is on the ascendant or above the horizon; it is night when the Sun is on the descendant or beneath the horizon (the same conditions determine the alteration of priority for sect and triplicity rulers too).

The planetary hour rulership sequence begins with the planet that rules the day of the week (the Sun rules Sunday, the Moon rules Monday, and so on). The most important point to note is that the planetary day begins at sunrise and not at midnight as in the civil calendar. So someone born between midnight and sunrise on a Friday morning in the civil calendar is born in the nocturnal hours of Thursday’s ‘planetary night’ (remembering that Friday’s ‘planetary day’ does not begin until sunrise and ends at sunrise the following morning).

Each day of the week is named after, and symbolically associated with one of the seven traditional planets, which assumes overall rulership of the concerns of that day. The planetary week begins with Sunday and flows through the following arrangement to create the internal septagram of the diagram to the left: 0 Sun - Sunday 5 Moon - Monday F Mars - Tuesday (O.E.: Tiw ) B Mercury - Wednesday(O.E.: Woden ) K Jupiter - Thursday (O.E.: Thor ) C Venus - Friday (O.E.: Frigg ) L Saturn - Saturday Note how the order of the planets in the internal septagram gives the order of the days of the week while that in the external ring ( L - K - F - 0 - C - B - 5 ) gives the Chaldean order . This is embedded in many astrological schemes, such as the rulers of the planetary faces/decans (the highlighted markings in the table above illustrate these arrangements)

Each day of the week is named after, and symbolically associated with one of the seven traditional planets, which assumes overall rulership of the concerns of that day. The planetary week begins with Sunday and flows through the following arrangement to create the internal septagram of the diagram to the left:

0 Sun - Sunday 5 Moon - Monday F Mars - Tuesday (O.E.: Tiw ) B Mercury - Wednesday(O.E.: Woden ) K Jupiter - Thursday (O.E.: Thor ) C Venus - Friday (O.E.: Frigg ) L Saturn - Saturday

0 Sun - Sunday

5 Moon - Monday

F Mars - Tuesday (O.E.: Tiw )

B Mercury - Wednesday(O.E.: Woden )

K Jupiter - Thursday (O.E.: Thor )

C Venus - Friday (O.E.: Frigg )

L Saturn - Saturday

Note how the order of the planets in the internal septagram gives the order of the days of the week while that in the external ring ( L - K - F - 0 - C - B - 5 ) gives the Chaldean order . This is embedded in many astrological schemes, such as the rulers of the planetary faces/decans (the highlighted markings in the table above illustrate these arrangements)

Because the length of daylight and darkness shifts at each locality according to the seasons, astrological hours vary in duration throughout the year. They equalise at the time of the equinoxes when periods of day and night are balanced, but otherwise, diurnal hours are longer than nocturnal hours in summer and shorter in winter.

Most astrology software programs are able to detail each chart’s planetary day and hour ruler. To calculate manually, divide the time between sunrise and sunset by 12 to obtain the duration of each diurnal hour; then divide the time between sunset and sunrise the next morning by 12 to obtain the duration of each nocturnal hour. (Local sunrise and sunset information can be found online via websites such as timeandate.com ).

Born Sunday, 8 February 1931 Marion, Indiana, USA: 40°N34 / 85°W40

Dean was born on a Sunday, so the first diurnal hour is governed by the Sun (day-ruler) and lasts for 51 minutes after sunrise (6:51 am). The next planet in sequence, Venus, then takes over. The sequence repeats with the day-ruler returning to hour rulership in the 8th planetary hour. The diurnal hours end at sunset, which commences the sequence of nocturnal hours, each lasting 69 minutes. (The pattern continues uninterrupted through to the next day: the last hour of Sunday night is governed by Mercury, which passes rulership at sunrise on Monday to the Moon, the planetary ruler of that day).

For Dean, we now see his birth, at 9:00 am on a Sunday, was during the 3rd diurnal hour, governed by Mercury. These details are captured in the chart below which shows the Sun as the planetary day-ruler and Mercury as the planetary hour-ruler at the time of his birth.

Dean: day hour rulers (51 mins ph)

1: 0 ( sunrise → 7:42 am) | 2: C (→ 8:33 am) | 3: B (→ 9:24 am) | 4: 5 (→ 10:15 am) | 5: L (→ 11:06 am) | 6: K (→ 11:57 am) | 7: F (→ 12:48 pm) | 8: 0 (→ 1:39 pm) | 9: C (→ 2:30 pm) | 10: B (→ 3:21 pm) | 11: 5 (→ 4:12 pm) | 12: L (→ 5:03 pm: sunset )

Dean: night hours (69 mins ph)

1: K ( sunset → 6:12 pm) | 2: F (→ 7:21 pm) | 3: 0 (→ 8:30 pm) | 4: C (→ 9:39 pm) | 5: B (→ 10:48 pm) | 6: 5 (→ 11:57 pm) | 7: L (→ 1:06 am) | 8: K (→ 2:15 am) | 9: F (→ 3:24 am) | 10: 0 (→ 4:33 am) | 11: C (→ 5:42 am) | 12: B (→ 6:51 pm: sunrise )

The conceptual origin, symbolic use, and practical employment of temporal hours are ancient, evidenced by biblical references and details in ancient Mesopotamian and Egyptian texts. * Prayers and invocations were made to the celestial guardians of the hours at sunrise, sunset and pivotal points of the day, and reliance on these hours for religious, mystical, ceremonial, and astronomical purposes continued widespread through the mediaeval period. Ptolemy’s 2nd-century Almagest gives detailed instructions and tables of ascension to allow the calculation of the temporal hours, and discusses their use in aaddition to the fixed 60-minute ‘equatorial’ hours (generally known as the 'civil hours').

Since each temporal division presents symbolic themes, with celestial deities associated with those themes, it is easy to recognise a conceptual origin to the meanings attached to astrological houses . We know ancient astronomers monitored the rise of the celestial sphere in ‘watches’, each of which lasted two temporal hours, so the whole 24-hour period folds into 12 sections in perfect accordance with the principles of Placidus house division . Mike Wackford presents convincing arguments about the great theoretical strength the Placidus system has due to the fact that "The houses in question are inextricably linked to both the idea behind Planetary Hours and the most 'natural' system of Primary Directions".

The Placidus house system offers perfect harmony with the use of planetary hours because every cusp marks a degree that the ascendant will move to at a subsequent ‘planetary hour’, so

the 12th cusp marks where the ascendant will be positioned 2 planetary hours after the chart is cast; the 11th house where it will be after 4 hours, &c

the 12th cusp marks where the ascendant will be positioned 2 planetary hours after the chart is cast;

the 11th house where it will be after 4 hours, &c

The astronomical clock of the Zytglogge in Bern shows the planetary (temporal) hours marked by the curved golden lines behind the wheel of the zodiac [image source: wikimedia ]

One of the continued uses of planetary hours in horary astrology, is to offer an indication of radicality if there is reason to doubt the reliability of the chart or sincerity of the question. Planetary hour ruler agreement is offered if the hour ruler is either:

the same planet as the ascendant ruler the triplicity ruler of the sign on the ascendant, or placed in the same triplicity as the ascendant-ruler of the same humoral nature as the ascendant or the ascendant-ruler

the same planet as the ascendant ruler

the triplicity ruler of the sign on the ascendant, or placed in the same triplicity as the ascendant-ruler

of the same humoral nature as the ascendant or the ascendant-ruler

For more on this see the PDF download: ' Hour Agreement & Radical Questions ' by D. Houlding

For discussion of the early use of planetary days and hours in the work of Vettius Valens, see: Odom, Robert L.. ' Vettius Valens and the Planetary Week '. Andrews University Seminary Studies (AUSS) 3.2 (1965): 110-137.

* For more details of their use in Mesopotamian astronomy/astrology see ‘Chaldean Glimmers II: Gathering the Data’ by Deborah Houlding, Skyscript Newsletter #10 , p.29 ff, and also Houlding’s The Houses: Temples of the Sky , for how the Egyptian use of these hours has played a direct role in the development of house symbolism. Appendix B in this work, ‘The Planetary Hours’ is a principal source for much of the material in this glossary item.

极圈 Polar Circles

极圈(或北极圈)是地球极区的天体投影:环绕北极的北极圈和环绕南极的南极圈。目前定义为分别超出北纬和南纬约66°30'的区域。

极圈是五个主要纬度圈中最极端的,其他纬度圈包括赤道(两极中间)以及巨蟹和摩羯回归线,它们标志着赤道与黄道(太阳绕地球的视周年路径)相互作用的北限和南限。

极圈标记了地球上的区域,在这些区域中,每年至少有一天,围绕至日(即每年6月21日和12月21日前后,太阳进入巨蟹座和摩羯座)时太阳不升或不落。这些区域内纬度越高(北或南),连续白昼或黑夜的时间就越长,从极圈上的一天变化到极点本身(北纬或南纬90°)的六个月。

在古代天文学/占星学中,北极圈由不同的天文原理定义,并覆盖了地球上更大的区域,从两极南、北各36°的纬度距离开始,如下方顶部图表所示,说明了曼尼利乌斯1世纪著作《天文学》(I.561-599)中的解释。

下方的图表显示了这些细节在天文图中的标注,以及它们如何应用于地球上的区域。

16世纪萨克罗博斯科《世界球体》中五大纬度圈的插图。1807年J.帕斯雕刻的地球半球图。

Polar CirclesPolar CirclesPolar CirclesPolar Circles
英文原文

Polar circles (or Arctic circles) are celestial projections of the Earth’s polar regions: the Arctic circle, which surrounds the north pole, and the Antarctic circle, which surrounds the south pole. These are currently defined as the areas beyond latitudes approximately 66°30 north and south, respectively.

Polar circles are the most extreme of the five major circles of latitude , the others being the equator (midway between the poles) and the tropics of Cancer and Capricorn , which mark the north and south limits of the equator’s interaction with the ecliptic (the Sun’s apparent annual path around the Earth).

Polar circles mark the regions on Earth where, for one day or more each year, the sun does not rise or set around the dates of the solstices (that is, around June 21 and December 21 each year when the Sun enters the zodiac signs of Cancer and Capricorn). The more extreme the latitude north or south within these regions, the longer the period of continuous day or night will be, varying northward from one day on the Polar Circle to six months at the Pole itself (90° N or S).

In ancient astronomy/astrology, the Arctic circles were defined by different astronomical principles and covered a much more substantial region on Earth, beginning at a latitudinal distance 36° south and north of the two poles, as shown in the top diagram below, illustrating the explanation in the 1st century Astronomica of Manilius (I. 561-599).

The diagrams below show these details marked out in astronomical diagrams and how they apply to regions on Earth.

16th century illustration of the of the five major circles of latitude from Sacro Bosco’s Sphera Mundi The hemispheres of a globe - engraving by J. Pass, 1807

波菲利(占星学家,约公元232-303年) Porphyry (Astrologer c.232-303)

提尔的波菲里(约公元232-303年)是新柏拉图主义哲学家,生于罗马统治时期腓尼基的提尔(今黎巴嫩),曾在雅典和罗马工作。他以编纂其导师普罗提诺的《九章集》而闻名,同时也广泛撰写了关于各种哲学的文章,包括占星学,其中波菲里在3世纪所著的《导论》因最早清晰阐述行星光环而著称。这部作品旨在介绍实用占星学的基本法则,这些法则虽未被托勒密涵盖,却是理解托勒密更具哲学意义的著作《四书》所必需的知识。

以下是该段文字(由多里安·格林鲍姆翻译):

太阳的光辉延伸至30°:前方15°,后方15°。月亮有24°:前方12°,后方12°。土星和木星18°:前方9°,后方9°。火星16°:前方8°,后方8°。金星和水星14°:前方7°,后方7°。——波菲里《四书导论》,CCAG,第5卷,第4部分;第228页。

太阳的光辉延伸至30°:前方15°,后方15°。月亮有24°:前方12°,后方12°。土星和木星18°:前方9°,后方9°。火星16°:前方8°,后方8°。金星和水星14°:前方7°,后方7°。

——波菲里《四书导论》,CCAG,第5卷,第4部分;第228页。

波菲里宫位制

最古老的宫位划分体系之一以波菲里的名字命名,尽管我们知道这一体系更为古老——维提乌斯·瓦伦斯的著作中详细描述了它,并将其归因于一个更古老的(其他方面不详且可能带有神秘色彩的)来源:俄里翁。然而,该宫位制以波菲里命名,表明他作为占星师的工作对后世占星师产生了重大影响。

在所有象限宫位制中,波菲里计算宫位的方法最为简单。通过地平线与子午线同黄道的交点(如这里所述)得到上升点和中天的黄道度数后,四个象限之间的区域被划分为三等份的黄经段,如下方图示所示。

“伪象限系统”这一术语有时用于描述波菲里宫位制,因为尽管它从定义本地空间的大圆中获取角度,但随后纯粹依靠黄道分割来寻找中间宫位尖轴,而非采用直接关联本地空间划分的原则。

Porphyry (Astrologer c.232-303)
英文原文

[See below for the Porphyry House System ]

Porphyry of Tyre (c. 232-303) was a Neoplatonic philosopher born in Tyre, Phoenicia, during Roman rule (modern Lebanon), who worked in Athens and Rome. He is best known for having edited The Enneads of Plotinus, his teacher, but he also wrote widely on all forms of philosophy, including astrology, of which Porphyry’s 3rd century Isagoge (‘Introduction’) is notable for giving one of the oldest clear accounts of the planetary orbs. This work was written to introduce the basic precepts of practical astrology that were not covered by Ptolemy but which were necessary to know to understand the Tetrabiblos , Ptolemy’s more philosophically important work.

The passage (translated by Dorian Greenbaum) reads:

The rays of the Sun come to 30°: 15 in front and 15 behind. The Moon has 24°: 12 in front and 12 behind. Saturn and Jupiter 18°: 9 in front and 9 behind. Mars 16°: 8 in front and 8 behind, Venus and Mercury 14°: 7 in front and 7 behind -- Porphyry’s Introduction to the Tetrabiblos, CCAG, 5, part 4; p.228.

The rays of the Sun come to 30°: 15 in front and 15 behind. The Moon has 24°: 12 in front and 12 behind. Saturn and Jupiter 18°: 9 in front and 9 behind. Mars 16°: 8 in front and 8 behind, Venus and Mercury 14°: 7 in front and 7 behind

-- Porphyry’s Introduction to the Tetrabiblos, CCAG, 5, part 4; p.228.

Porphyry House System One of the oldest systems of house divisions bears the name of Porphyry, although we know this system to be much older – it is described in detail in the work of Vettius Valens , who ascribes it to an older (otherwise unknown and possibly mystical) source: Orion. The fact that the house system was named after Porphyry, however, suggests his work as an astrologer had significant influence over later astrologers.

The Porphyry method of house calculation is the simplest to calculate of all the quadrant house systems . Having obtained the zodiac degrees of the ascendant and midheaven from points of intersection between the horizon and meridian with the ecliptic ( as described here ), the four quadrants between the angles are measured into three equal-sized segments of celestial longitude , as shown in the illustrations below.

The term ‘pseudo-quadrant system’ is sometimes used to describe the Porphyry house system because although it takes its angles from the great circles that define local space, it then relies purely on the division of the ecliptic to find the intermediate house cusps, rather than using principles that relate directly to the division of local space.

岁差 Precession

物理学中,“岁差”一词用于描述旋转体自转轴围绕另一轴心的缓慢移动。在天文学中,分点岁差指的是地球自转轴绕其自身极点的缓慢旋转,这导致分点(黄道与赤道相交处)在背景星座的完整圆周上缓慢滑动,完成一个周期约需26,000年。

这使得黄道十二宫相对于可见星座发生缓慢、几乎不可察觉的西移,因为其起点(春分点:白羊座0°)被确定为黄道与赤道的交点——即每年太阳越过赤道、开启春季的位置。由于岁差,太阳每年在赤道上的穿越点会比前一年向西偏移50角秒。这种现象自古代起就为天文学家和占星学家所知。希腊天文学家喜帕恰斯讨论过它,托勒密(公元2世纪)的天文和占星著作中也清晰解释了它对日历的影响及在确定黄道测量中的应用。

将岁差纳入考量是巴比伦人创立、希腊人发展的黄道体系的基本原则。允许黄道起点相对于可见星座框架向后滑动,是使黄道与季节保持一致的必然天文学需求(因此白羊座仍与春天的时节特质相关联,象征生长与高能量等;而摩羯座则保持与仲冬的联系,象征保存与保守的特质)。尽管岁差速率非常缓慢,一生中几乎难以察觉,但每72年积累的偏移约合黄道1度。这意味着古典天文学家曾注意到黄道零点靠近可见星座白羊座的尾端,而中世纪时则发现它落在双鱼座中部附近。在我们这一代,零点正移向宝瓶座开端(因此有歌曲唱道:“这是宝瓶时代的黎明”)。在26,000年的时间里,黄道十二宫相对于背景星座将完成一次完整轮回。占星学上称之为宇宙“大年”,被柏拉图等古代哲学家描述为影响地球的最重要天文周期。根据古代占星理论,它的完成将带来一次巨大的经验回归,一个文明时代结束,另一个时代开始。

Precession
英文原文

The term 'precession' is used in physics to describe the slow movement of the axis of a spinning body around another axis. In astronomy, precession of the equinoxes refers to the slow rotation of the Earth's axis around its own pole, which causes the equinoxes (where the ecliptic crosses the equator ) to slide slowly through the full circle of background constellations in a cycle that takes about 26,000 years to complete.

This creates a slow, almost imperceptible, slide westwards of the zodiac against the visible constellations, as its starting point (the vernal equinox: 0° Aries) is determined as the point where the ecliptic and equator intersect - i.e. , where the Sun crosses the equator each year to commence spring. Because of precession, the Sun crosses the equator at a point 50 seconds of arc to the west of where it crossed the previous year. This phenomenon has been known to astronomers and astrologers since ancient times. The Greek astronomer Hipparchus discussed it, and its impact on the calendar and use in determining zodiac measurement is clearly explained in both the astronomical and astrological works of Ptolemy (2nd cent. AD). The incorporation of precession is a fundamental principle of the zodiac system initiated by the Babylonians and developed by the Greeks. Allowing the starting point of the zodiac to slip backwards against the framework of visible constellations is an astronomical necessity for keeping the zodiac aligned to the seasons (so the zodiac sign Aries remains associated with the temporal qualities of spring, denoting growth and high energy, etc., whilst Capricorn retains association with mid-winter, and so signifies the qualities of preservation and reserve). Although the rate of precession is so slow that it is hardly recognizable within one lifetime, the shift accrues a difference of about one degree of the ecliptic every 72 years. This means that classical astronomers noted the zero point of the zodiac to fall near the end of the visible constellation Aries, but in medieval times it was noted to fall near the middle of the constellation Pisces. In our current generation the zero point is shifting into the beginning of the constellation of Aquarius (hence the song: "this is the dawning of the Age of Aquarius"). There will be a complete revolution of the zodiac against the background constellations over the course of 26,000 years. This is astrologically known as the cosmic "Great Year" and is described by ancient philosophers such as Plato as the most significant astronomical cycle to effect the Earth. According to ancient astrological theory, its completion is supposed to bring a great return of experience, where one "age" of civilization ends and another begins.

主限法 Primary Directions

主限法(或称世俗方向)之所以如此命名,是因为它们仅利用周日运动(即原动运动或“主要运动”)将四轴和行星导向新位置。这是天空的明显每日旋转,使天球在东方升起,于天顶中天,并在西方落下。初级运动是恒定的,其参照系是赤经,用于记录时间。因此,主限法是基于时间的投影,用于揭示出生星盘中相位预期承诺达到最大表达的时间。

该技术本质上依赖于识别出生星盘中表示危险或进步的某颗行星或点;然后通过该行星的初级运动方向,来发现当其与四轴或其他行星形成精确相位时,在人生中变得重要的年龄。

更多信息请参见:

《主限法简易入门》(继Gauricus与亨利二世死亡警告之后的文章,概述了基于一个显著主限法而作出的惊人准确死亡预测的情况——本文解释了该主限法的计算方法及其为何导致该预测)。

《引入主限法》——马丁·甘斯特德《主限法:占星学古老大师技法》一书的介绍章节。

《主限法简易入门》(继Gauricus与亨利二世死亡警告之后的文章,概述了基于一个显著主限法而作出的惊人准确死亡预测的情况——本文解释了该主限法的计算方法及其为何导致该预测)。

《引入主限法》——马丁·甘斯特德《主限法:占星学古老大师技法》一书的介绍章节。

Primary DirectionsPrimary Directions
英文原文

Primary directions (or mundane directions) are so named because they direct the angles and planets to new positions using only diurnal motion, (known as primum mobile or ‘ primary motion ’). This is the apparent daily revolution of the sky which sees the heavenly sphere rise in the east, culminate on the midheaven and set in the west. Primary motion is a constant and its frame of reference is right ascension , which is used in the recording of time. Hence primary directions are time-based projections, used to reveal the time when the expected promise of aspects in the birthchart come to maximum expression.

The technique essentially relies on identifying a planet or point in the birth chart that signifies danger or advancement; then the direction of that planet by primary motion is used to discover the age(s) in life when they become significant by exact contact with angles or other planets.

For more information see:

An easy introduction to Primary Directions (a follow up article to Gauricus and the Warning of Death given to Henry II which outlines the circumstances of a startlingly accurate prediction of death based on a notable primary direction - this article explains how that primary direction was calculated and why it led the prediction). Introducing Primary Directions - introductory chapter to Martin Ganstend's book Primary Directions: Astrology's Old Master Technique .

An easy introduction to Primary Directions (a follow up article to Gauricus and the Warning of Death given to Henry II which outlines the circumstances of a startlingly accurate prediction of death based on a notable primary direction - this article explains how that primary direction was calculated and why it led the prediction).

Introducing Primary Directions - introductory chapter to Martin Ganstend's book Primary Directions: Astrology's Old Master Technique .

周日运动 Primary Motion

自转运动是占星学家用来描述地球绕其轴心每日旋转的术语,其中完整的360°旋转需要24小时,构成了我们的一天。这也被称为周日运动,因为它与行星每天在天空中的可见运动有关:从东方升起,向子午线移动,然后在西方落下等。

Primary MotionPrimary Motion
英文原文

Primary motion is the name astrologers use when referring to the earth's daily rotation around its axis, where one complete 360° rotation takes 24 hours and gives us our day.

This is also known as diurnal motion since it relates to the visible movement planets make across the sky daily: rising in the east, moving towards the meridian, then setting in the west, etc.

本初子午线 Prime Meridian

穿过天极和分点(黄道与赤道的交点)的假想线;对应于经过英国格林威治的经线,该经线定义了地球和天球经度的零点。

英文原文

The imaginary line passing through the celestial poles and the equinoxes (where the ecliptic and equator intersect); corresponding to the line of longitude that passes through Greenwich, England, which defines the zero point for terrestrial and celestial longitude.

卯酉圈 Prime Vertical

穿过地平圈东点和西点,以及天顶和天底(即正上方和正下方的点)的大圆。

Prime Vertical
英文原文

The great circle that passes through the east and west points of the horizon, and the zenith and nadir (points directly overhead and below).

小限 Profections

小限(传统上也称为推进)是一种简单且纯符号性的预测技术,涉及征象星主宰者的定期变化。例如,在使用年度小限时,掌管上升点的行星(上升主宰星)主宰生命的第一年,该年于第一个生日结束。第二颗行星主宰从第二宫开始的时期,并依次经过各宫位(或星座),直到再次回到上升点,此时第一颗行星再次成为年主。例如,如果某人出生时太阳位于金牛座,那么在其生命(也是月份)的第二年,小限太阳将被视为在双子座,第三年在巨蟹座,以此类推。托勒密仅将小限作为评估征象星推进(如果上升点被引至土星的四分相位,若其小限在巨蟹座而非摩羯座,则威胁较小)的次要因素,大多数经验丰富的占星家都同意,这种高度符号性的技术最好与其他周期和相位结合使用,并作为支持性证据。

英文原文

Profections (traditionally also called progressions ) are a simple and purely symbolic predictive technique involving a regular change in the ruler of a significator. In the use of Annual Profections, for example, the planet ruling the ascendant (ascendant-ruler) governs the first year of life, which ends on the first birthday. A second planet rules the period that begins at the second house, and the pattern returns through the houses (or signs) until it reaches the ascendant again, when the first planet takes over again as the Lord of the Year. For example, if someone is born with the Sun in Taurus, the profected Sun will be treated as being in Gemini for the 2nd year of life (and also the 2nd month) of life, in Cancer for the 3rd, and so on.

Ptolemy used profections only as a secondary factor in evaluating the directions of the significators (if the ascendant were directed to the square of Saturn, this would be less threatening if its profection were Cancer rather than Capricorn) and most experienced astrologers agree that such heavily symbolic techniques are best used in combination with, and as supporting testimonies for other cycles and alignments.

推进 Progressions

“推进”一词可适用于任何象征性预测技术,这些技术旨在通过以时间段或某种象征性度量方式,推进本命盘中的行星或星盘点,来揭示特定时期的展开主题或具体事件。例如,被称为次级推进(或‘一日一年’推进)的技术,将出生后一天内行星的运动等同于一年生命中的事件。因此,出生后第30天的行星位置被认为反映生命第30年的状况。主要关注月亮和四轴(因为它们移动最快,能提供更多细节),当行星改变星座或与其他行星形成动态相位时,其相关性尤为突出。三级推进基于相同原理,但此处将出生后一天内行星的运动等同于一个太阴周期,而非一个太阳年。在传统著作中,年盘推算、主限盘以及其他形式的象征性推进也被称为推进。”}

英文原文

The term 'progression' might be applied to any kind of symbolic predictive technique that aims to identify unfolding themes or specific events of defined periods by advancing planets or chart points in a radical chart by periods of time or some kind of symbolic measure.

For example, the technique known as secondary progressions (or 'day-for-year' progressions), equates the movement of the planets during one day of life to the events of one year of life. So the positions of the planets on the 30th day after birth are expected to reflect the circumstances of the 30th year of life. Most attention is given to the Moon and the angles (since these move swiftest and so provide more details) and relevance is brought to periods when planets change signs or make dynamic contacts with other planets.

A tertiary progression works on the same principles but here the movement of the planets during one day of life is equated to one lunar period rather than one solar year.

Profections , directions , and other forms of symbolic advancement are also referred to as progressions in traditional works.

禁止 Prohibition

当两颗行星正要形成相位以促成或完成某事时,在它们精确成相之前,另一颗行星以其本体或相位介入,从而阻碍并延迟了所议之事,这被称为“禁止”。例如,火星在白羊座7度,土星在12度。火星代表促成我的事务,当其靠近土星时,土星预示着结果。与此同时,太阳在白羊座6度。由于太阳运行速度快于火星,它会超越火星,在火星之前与土星合相。因此,无论火星或土星先前代表什么,现在都被太阳禁止了——太阳先阻碍了火星,接着又阻碍了土星,使它们无法精确合相。这种禁止方式称为“合相型禁止”或“本体型禁止”;你必须知道,任何行星的燃烧都是最大的不幸。第二种禁止方式是通过相位,即六合、四分、三合、冲相位——例如,当两颗行星趋向合相时,如火星在白羊座7度,土星在白羊座15度;假设太阳在双子座5度。因其日运行速度比火星快,太阳会迅速追上并越过火星的右六合(在火星到达合相之前),转而与土星形成右六合。这被称为“相位型禁止”,同理可判断相位是否为四分、三合、冲相位。

英文原文

Where two planets are applying to aspect but before the aspect perfects another planet overtakes the first and perfects an aspect with the second.

Lilly writes of prohibition (CA., p.110)

Prohibition is when two Planets that signify the effecting or bringing to conclusion any thing demanded, are applying to an Aspect; and before they can come to a true Aspect, another Planet interposes either his body or aspect, so that thereby the matter propounded is hindered and retarded; this is called Prohibition. For example, Mars is in 7. degr. of Aries, and Saturn is in the 12. Mars signifies the effecting my business when he comes to the body of Saturn, who promises the conclusion, the Sun is at the same time in 6. degr. of Aries. Now in regard that the Sun is swifter in motion then Mars, he will overtake Mars, and come to Conjunction with Saturn before Mars, whereby whatever Mars or Saturn did formerly signify, is now prohibited by the Sun his first impediting Mars and then Saturn, before they can come to a true Conjunction. This manner of prohibition is called a Conjunctional or Bodily prohibition; and you must know that the combustion of any Planet is the greatest misfortune that can be. The second manner of Prohibition is by Aspect, either Sextile, Square, Trine, Opposition, viz. when two Planets are going to Conjunction; as Mars in 7 degree. of Aries, Saturn in 15 of Aries; let us admit the Sun in 5. degr. of Gemini; he then being more swift then Mars in his diurnal motion, doth quickly over-take and pass by the Sextile dexter of Mars ( and comes before Mars can come to Conjunction) to a Sextile dexter of Saturn: This is called Prohibition by Aspect, in the same nature judge if the Aspect be Square, Trine, Opposition.

Prohibition is when two Planets that signify the effecting or bringing to conclusion any thing demanded, are applying to an Aspect; and before they can come to a true Aspect, another Planet interposes either his body or aspect, so that thereby the matter propounded is hindered and retarded; this is called Prohibition. For example, Mars is in 7. degr. of Aries, and Saturn is in the 12. Mars signifies the effecting my business when he comes to the body of Saturn, who promises the conclusion, the Sun is at the same time in 6. degr. of Aries. Now in regard that the Sun is swifter in motion then Mars, he will overtake Mars, and come to Conjunction with Saturn before Mars, whereby whatever Mars or Saturn did formerly signify, is now prohibited by the Sun his first impediting Mars and then Saturn, before they can come to a true Conjunction. This manner of prohibition is called a Conjunctional or Bodily prohibition; and you must know that the combustion of any Planet is the greatest misfortune that can be.

The second manner of Prohibition is by Aspect, either Sextile, Square, Trine, Opposition, viz. when two Planets are going to Conjunction; as Mars in 7 degree. of Aries, Saturn in 15 of Aries; let us admit the Sun in 5. degr. of Gemini; he then being more swift then Mars in his diurnal motion, doth quickly over-take and pass by the Sextile dexter of Mars ( and comes before Mars can come to Conjunction) to a Sextile dexter of Saturn: This is called Prohibition by Aspect, in the same nature judge if the Aspect be Square, Trine, Opposition.

相关词条 Refranation
应允者/承诺者(征象星) Promittor / Promissor (Significator)

许多占星学的预测技法将时间细节聚焦于两个敏感点的结合,这两个敏感点可称为“征象星”和“应验星”。征象星代表经历影响的要素,而应验星代表引发影响的主动要素(注意另一种拼写“promissor”更有助于理解,因为它是一个承诺或具有潜力促成某事的天体)。这些术语最简单的说明体现在对流年的观察中。如果木星流年经过本命月亮,我们预期此时月亮的主题会被扩展,并染上木星的特质。在此流年下受到影响的本命月亮即为征象星;而通过流年运动对月亮产生影响的木星即为应验星。

英文原文

Many predictive techniques in astrology focus details of timing upon the union of two sensitive points, which might be referred to as the 'significator' and the 'promittor'. The significator indicates the component that experiences an effect, while the promittor indicates the active element that causes the effect (it is helpful to note the alternate spelling, 'promissor', because the latter is a body which promises - or has the potential- to make something happen). The simplest illustration of these terms is in the observation of transits. If Jupiter transits over the natal Moon we expect the theme of the Moon to become expanded at that time and coloured by Jupiterian themes. The natal Moon, which becomes affected under this transit, is the significator; Jupiter, which causes the efffect by its transitting movement over the Moon, is the promittor .

比例宫位制 Proportional Houses

比例宫位制指的是一种星盘风格,有时被称为“不等宫制”。它将行星和宫位置于360°的星盘上,允许每个宫位的跨度不相等(因此存在行星聚集的缺点),但可以轻松读取相位。另一种方式使每个宫位大小相等,便于识别行星的宫位位置,但由于黄道测量被扭曲,行星之间的相位较难识别。

英文原文

Proportional Houses refer to a style of chart wheel sometimes known as an 'unequal wheel'. It places the planets and houses against a 360° wheel, allowing the span of each house to be unequal (and therefore having the disadvantage of bunching up collections of planets) but allows aspects to be read with ease. The alternative makes each house the same size and allows an easy identification of a planet's house position, but aspects between the planets are less easy to identify as zodiacal measurement is distorted.

托勒密相位 Ptolemaic aspects

托勒密相位——托勒密在2世纪著作《四书》中定义的经典或'主要'相位:合相(0°)、六合(60°)、四分相(90°)、三合(120°)和冲相位(180°)。这些黄道划分源于圆的几何结构,被认为是行星影响力的最有效通道。半六合(30°)也被古代作者认可,尽管被认为影响力较弱;而梅花相位(150°)被标记为行星之间互相排斥的关系。后来的占星家扩展了这一体系,增加了额外的'和谐'相位,如五分相、倍五分相和八分之三相,这些相位由约翰内斯·开普勒在17世纪为了寻求天体和谐而引入。更多信息请参见:相位。

Ptolemaic aspects
英文原文

Ptolemaic aspects – The classical or ‘major’ aspects as defined in Ptolemy’s 2nd-century Tetrabiblos : the conjunction (0°), sextile (60°), square (90°), trine (120°) and opposition (180°). These divisions of the zodiac are derived from the geometry of the circle, regarded as the most effective channels of planetary influence. The semi-sextile (30°) was also recognised by ancient authors, though considered of weak influence, and the inconjunct (150°) was marked as a relationship where planets were averse to the influence of each other.

Later astrologers extended the system with additional ‘harmonic’ aspects such as the quintile , bi-quintile , and sesqui-quadrate , introduced in the 17th century by Johannes Kepler in his search for celestial harmony. Fore more information see: Aspect .

托勒密:克劳狄乌斯·托勒密(占星家-约公元100-170年) Ptolemy: Claudius Ptolemaeus (Astrologer - c.100-170 CE)

托勒密(约公元100-170年)是一位极具影响力的罗马天文学家、占星家、地理学家和科学家,居住在埃及亚历山大港附近。他被誉为“占星史上最重要的人物,也是天文学史上最重要的人物之一”(罗宾斯,《英译本导论》;洛布,1940年)。他的天文学教科书《天文学大成》(源自阿拉伯语短语AlMajesti,意为‘最伟大’)在16世纪之前一直被天文学家奉为终极参考来源。

托勒密的占星学教科书《四书》(希腊语:’四卷书‘)也成为后世的标杆,被抄录、评论、意译并翻译成多种语言。《四书》在很大程度上奠定了阿拉伯和中世纪时期占星术的基本准则,并在文艺复兴和早期现代欧洲的一些顶尖大学中作为必备教科书使用。

英文原文

Ptolemy (c. 100-170 CE) was an immensely influential Roman astronomer, astrologer, geographer and scientist who lived in the vicinity of Alexandria, Egypt. He has been called “the most important single figure in the history of astrology, and one of the most important in the history of astronomy” (Robbins, Intro to the English translation; Loeb, 1940). His astronomical textbook, known as Almagest (from the Arabic phrase Al Majesti , ‘The Greatest’) was revered as the ultimate source of reference for astronomers until the 16 th century.

Ptolemy’s astrological textbook, Tetrabiblos (Gk: ‘Four Books’) also became the standard bearer for subsequent generations and was copied, commented on, paraphrased, and translated into many languages. The Tetrabiblos was largely responsible for laying down the basic precepts of astrology during the Arabic and Medieval periods and was a necessary textbook in some of the finest universities of the Renaissance and early modern Europe.

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象限系统 Quadrant Systems

大多数宫位划分方法都是“象限系统”,它们从天文角度正确描述了任何特定时间和地点的天体环境如何被当地地平圈和当地子午圈这两条大圆分割为四个象限。象限系统将四个角宫的关键点(或宫头)——即第1宫(上升点)、第10宫(中天)、第7宫(下降点)和第4宫(天底)——与这些大圆与黄道的四个交点相关联,识别出占星学所称的“四轴”。虽然象限系统在这些主要原则上高度一致,并且都同意四轴之间的空间应被均分,但不同的观点导致了划分中间空间(用于生成其余宫头)的变体方法——最本质的差异在于这种计算是划分时间跨度还是空间投影。如果选择空间,则会在中间划分是直接在黄道上进行,还是在投射到黄道之前先在天赤道或其他大圆上进行时产生分歧。最古老的有详细解释的基于空间的宫位系统之一是波菲利系统,它在2世纪维提乌斯·瓦伦斯的著作中得到展示和应用。该系统采用简单的方法,将每个象限分为三个等长的黄经段,如下方图表所示。所有基于时间的系统本质上都依赖于将上升点度数移动到中天所需的时间三等分,以找到中间宫头。根本区别在于这些投影如何与黄道关联,以及是否使用时圈、垂直圈或上升点的投影。最古老的有详尽解释的基于时间的系统之一是以10世纪占星家阿卡比提乌斯命名的系统,他推广了其使用但并非发明者。其计算方法在可追溯到公元428年的一张星盘中得到详细描述,巴比伦人已知晓计算中使用的原理。与“理想化的”基于黄道的系统对比:象限宫位系统在理论上与使用等宫制和整宫制提供的基于黄道的简单宫位划分方法截然不同。在这些系统中,宫头不与当地空间的大圆对齐,而是确保12宫划分将黄道均分,以与黄道星座的度数同步。(不过,等宫制在将其第1宫和第7宫宫头与上升-下降轴线对齐方面确实有一些理论上的共识。)伪象限系统:术语“伪象限系统”可能用于描述像波菲利或阿卡比提乌斯这样的象限宫位系统,它们从定义当地空间的大圆中获取四轴,但随后纯粹依赖黄道的划分来找到中间宫头。

Quadrant SystemsQuadrant SystemsQuadrant SystemsQuadrant Systems
英文原文

Most methods of house division are ‘quadrant systems’, which provide an astronomically correct depiction of how the celestial environment at any specific time and place is quartered by the two great circles of the local horizon and the local meridian .

Quadrant systems associate the pivotal points (or cusps ) of the four angular houses – the 1st house ( ascendant ), 10th house ( midheaven ), 7th house ( descendant ) and the 4th house ( Imum Coeli ) – with the four points of intersection between these great circles with the ecliptic , identifying what astrology terms 'the angles'.

Whilst quadrant systems find strong agreement regarding these main principles, and all agree that the space between the angles should be divided equally, variant approaches arise through alternate views on how to divide the intermediate space that creates the remaining house cusps – the most essential variance being whether this calculation divides a passage of time or a projection of space.

If space is chosen, divergence then arises over whether the intermediate divisions should be made directly on the ecliptic, on the celestial equator or some other great circle before being projected onto the ecliptic. One of the oldest space-based systems of houses to be explained in detail is the Porphyry system, which was demonstrated and employed in the 2nd-century work of Vettius Valens . This takes a simple approach of dividing each of the four quadrants into three equal-sized segments of celestial longitude , as shown in the diagram below.

All time-based systems essentially rely on dividing by three the time it takes for the degree of the ascendant to move to the midheaven to find the intermediate cusps. The fundamental differences lie in how these projections are related to the ecliptic and whether this is done using hour circles , vertical circles , or projections of the ascendant. One of the oldest time-based systems to be explained in great detail is that known by the name of the 10th-century astrologer Alcabitius , who popularised its use but did not invent it. Its calculation was described in detail in a chart dating to 428 AD and the principles used in the calculation are known to have been understood by the Babylonians.

Contrasted with the 'idealised' ecliptic based systems:

Quadrant house systems stand apart theoretically from the very simply calculated ecliptic-based methods of house division offered by Equal House and the Whole-sign approach. In these, house cusps are not aligned with the great circles of local space but instead ensure that the 12-fold division of houses splits the ecliptic equally to synchronise with the degrees of the zodiac signs. (The Equal House method does have some theoretical agreement, however, in aligning its 1st and 7th house cusps with the ascendant-descendant axis).

Pseudo-quadrant systems:

The term ‘pseudo-quadrant system’ might be used to describe a quadrant house system such as Porphyry or Alcabitius, which takes its angles from the great circles that define local space but then relies purely on the division of the ecliptic to find the intermediate house cusps.

四分之一/象限 Quarters / Quadrants

天球被地平线和子午线分割,在四个角之间形成四个象限。

英文原文

The division of the celestial sphere by the horizon and meridian to give four quarters between each of the four angles.

询问者 Querent

在卜卦盘中,提问者通常由第一宫及其宫主星代表,并由月亮共同代表。更多信息请参阅黛博拉·霍尔丁的《卜卦占星入门》或本站相关文章合集。

英文原文

The person asking the question in a horary chart. Usually signified by the 1st house and its planetary ruler, and co-signified by the Moon.

For more information see Introducing Horary by Deborah Houlding or the collection of articles related to horary on this site.

被询问的 Quesited

卜卦盘中询问的事物

英文原文

The thing asked about in a horary chart.

72度相位 Quintile

五合相位(72°)——由约翰内斯·开普勒在17世纪引入的三个“新相位”之一,当两颗行星在黄道带上相距五分之一时形成五合相位。其象征意义源于将圆周分为五等份,代表创造力、才能和个人目标的表达。开普勒将其与音乐中大三度(4:5)的和谐比例相关联,反映了行星之间建设性和创造性的互动。(符号表示为:‘Q’)

英文原文

Quintile (72°) – One of the three ‘new aspects’ introduced in the 17th entury by Johannes Kepler , the quintile is formed when two planets are separated by one-fifth of the zodiac circle. Its symbolism is derived from the division of the circle into five parts, representing creativity, talent, and the expression of individual purpose. Kepler associated it with the harmonious ratio of the musical major third (4:5), reflecting constructive and inventive interaction between planets. (Symbolised by: ‘Q’)

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本命盘 Radical Chart

本命盘是用于推导出衍生宫位或推进盘的源盘。在运用“转宫”(如卜卦占星学)的盘中,提及“根源宫位”是指通常的宫位顺序,即第一宫与上升点相关联。因此,根源第十宫就是卜卦盘中正常的第十宫,位于中天,尽管它可能被用作伴侣的“转第四宫”。此术语源自拉丁语radix,意为“根源”。在涉及本命占星学的传统文献中,出生盘也常被称为“根源盘”。

英文原文

A radical chart is the source chart from which derived houses or progressions are obtained. In charts that use ‘turned houses’ (as in Horary Astrology ), references to the ‘radical house’ relate to the normal flow of houses, which ties the 1st house to the ascendant. So the radical 10th house is the normal 10th house of the horary, which falls on the midheaven, although this might be used as the ‘turned 4th house’ for a partner. The term derives from the Latin radix , meaning ‘root’. In traditional texts dealing with natal astrology, the birth chart is also frequently referred to as the ‘radix chart’.

本命 Radix

源自拉丁语意为“根”的词。在占星学中,它指其他星盘和预测技法所追溯的根基盘。例如在本命占星中,推进、方向推运和回归盘都是参照本命盘(根基盘)进行解读的,本命盘包含了后期周期所激活的基本主题与承诺。该术语也可泛指任何预测技法或周期中的基准盘。

英文原文

From the Latin word for ‘root’. In astrology it denotes the root chart to which other charts and predictive techniques are referred back to. In natal work, for example, progressions , directions and returns are interpreted in relation to the natal chart (the radix / root), which contains the underlying themes and promises that later cycles activate. The term can also be used more generally for the base figure in any predictive technique or cycle.

接收 Receiving

一颗接收的行星意味着它通过相位或接纳来接受另一颗行星的影响。

英文原文

A planet that is receiving means it accepts the influence of another planet by aspect or reception .

接纳 Reception

当一颗行星与它所在星座的守护星、或该星座的擢升守护星、或至少两个次要尊贵(界、三分或面)的守护星成相位时,该尊贵被说成给予那颗行星接纳。例如,如果金星在白羊座与火星成相位,火星就‘接纳’金星进入他的守护星座,从而给予她接纳。

被接纳,或被给予接纳,类似于被‘接受’或受到照顾。作者们将上述例子中金星的位置比作一位客人,主人会给予来访者应有的尊敬。在这个位置上,金星获得火星的关注,并处于有利位置来利用火星所提供的东西。她可以汲取他的力量,如果他通常具有破坏性,她也无需那么担心他将破坏潜力转向她——作为主人,他的职责是在她受其保护期间满足她的需求并维护她的利益。

互容是指两颗行星同时互相接纳,例如,金星在狮子座与太阳在金牛座(均按星座),或月亮在双鱼座与木星在金牛座(月亮按擢升接纳木星,木星按星座接纳月亮)。这暗示双方的相互满足。

参见:理解行星尊贵与弱势,第6部分:接纳。

英文原文

When a planet aspects the ruler of the sign it is in, or the sign's exaltation ruler, or at least two of the rulers of the minor dignities of term , triplicity , or face , the ruler of the dignity is said to be giving that planet a reception . For example, if Venus aspects Mars from Aries, Mars is 'receiving' Venus into his sign of rulership and therefore gives her a reception.

To be received , or to be given a reception, is akin to being 'accepted' or attended to. Authors have likened Venus's position, in the above example, to that of a guest who is accorded the honorable respect that a host would extend to visitors. In this position Venus gains the attention of Mars and is well placed to take advantage of what he has to offer. She can draw from his strength, and if he is generally destructive she need be less fearful of the prospect of him turning his destructive potential upon her - as a host, his duty is to cater to her needs and to safeguard her interests whilst she is under his protection.

Mutual reception is where two planets receive each other at the same time ie ., Venus in Leo with the Sun in Taurus (both by sign) or Moon in Pisces and Jupiter in Taurus (Moon receives Jupiter by exaltation, Jupiter receives Moon by sign). This suggests the mutual satisfaction of both parties.

See: Understanding Planetary Dignity and Debility, Part 6: Reception .

挫败 Refranation

挫败是一种禁止类型,当一颗行星即将与另一颗行星形成相位,但转为逆行并在相位完成前开始分离时发生。

莉莉写道关于逆成相位(CA.,p.111)

还有另一种禁止方式;有些人更恰当地称之为逆成相位;例如,土星在白羊座12度,火星在白羊座7度,此时火星正加速趋向与土星合相,但在它到达白羊座10或11度之前,它变得逆行,从而避免与土星合相,而土星仍在星座中向前移动,这意味着先前的合相将永远无法实现。

英文原文

Refranation is a type of prohibition that occurs when a planet applies to the aspect of another, but turns retrograde and starts to separate before the aspect perfects.

Lilly writes of refranation (CA., p.111)

There's another manner of Prohibition; by some more properly called Refranation; as thus, Saturn in 12 degr. of Aries, Mars in 7 degr. here Mars hastens to a Conjunction of Saturn, but before he comes to the tenth or eleventh degree of Aries he becomes Retrograde, and by that means refrains to come to a Conjunction of Saturn, who still moves forward in the Sign, nothing signifies by the former Conjunction will ever be effected.

逆行 Retrograde

“逆行”一词源自拉丁语“tostepbackwards”,意指从地球观测时,行星在黄道带上经度递减而产生的视向后运动。

逆行的符号是:

当征象星处于逆行时,可能显示延误、重复、回到先前状态以及事件逆转。

以下页码引用自威廉·莉莉在《基督占星学》中解释逆行行星的方式:

当月亮与逆行行星形成良好相位时,会以某种方式迅速结束此事,且在最不设防之时——p.164

在时间判断上,涉及逆行行星的相位发生得更突然——p.198

第七宫主星逆行或土星逆行在上升点,是对判断的警告——p.122

上升点主宰星逆行或受克,可能暗示寿命短暂——p.130

失物的征象星逆行,表明物品将找回——p.468

旅行征象星逆行,显示需要返回出发地——p.160&406(芭芭拉·沃特斯指出,逆行行星似乎永远无法到达目的地)

意外突然返回——p.406

在关于接收或继承某物的问题中,逆行行星显示问卜者将得到他想要的,但会比预期更突然,或伴随一些阻碍——p.211&p.406

在疾病中,逆行行星显示恢复缓慢且疾病反复——p.252,284

在监禁中,逆行行星显示释放缓慢——p.462,419

在竞争中,上升点主宰星逆行显示问卜者的弱势——p.373

在购买中,第十宫主宰星逆行显示价格将下跌。

两颗行星逆行且处于不良相位,是问题突然完成或破裂的论据——p.107

两颗逆行行星共同出现,表示某事快速且意外——p.468

作为回归之象——p.357,390,406,&468

作为突发之事——p.198,211,406

作为阻碍——p.107(示例中两颗行星均为逆行)

作为疾病延长——p.252

当月亮与逆行行星形成良好相位时,会以某种方式迅速结束此事,且在最不设防之时——p.164

在时间判断上,涉及逆行行星的相位发生得更突然——p.198

第七宫主星逆行或土星逆行在上升点,是对判断的警告——p.122

上升点主宰星逆行或受克,可能暗示寿命短暂——p.130

失物的征象星逆行,表明物品将找回——p.468

旅行征象星逆行,显示需要返回出发地——p.160&406(芭芭拉·沃特斯指出,逆行行星似乎永远无法到达目的地)

意外突然返回——p.406

在关于接收或继承某物的问题中,逆行行星显示问卜者将得到他想要的,但会比预期更突然,或伴随一些阻碍——p.211&p.406

在疾病中,逆行行星显示恢复缓慢且疾病反复——p.252,284

在监禁中,逆行行星显示释放缓慢——p.462,419

在竞争中,上升点主宰星逆行显示问卜者的弱势——p.373

在购买中,第十宫主宰星逆行显示价格将下跌。

两颗行星逆行且处于不良相位,是问题突然完成或破裂的论据——p.107

两颗逆行行星共同出现,表示某事快速且意外——p.468

作为回归之象——p.357,390,406,&468

作为突发之事——p.198,211,406

作为阻碍——p.107(示例中两颗行星均为逆行)

作为疾病延长——p.252

Retrograde
英文原文

Retrograde is from the Latin "to step backwards", this term is applied to the apparent backward motion of the planets through the zodiac as they decrease in longitude when viewed from the earth.

The symbol for retrograde is:

When significators are retrograde, delays, recurrences, returns to previous conditions and reversals of events may be shown.

Page references are given below for ways that William Lilly interpreted retrograde planets in Christian Astrology :

When the Moon applies to a good aspect of a Retrograde Planet it brings the matter to an end, in one way or another, speedily, and when least suspected - p.164 In timing, aspects involving retrograde planets occur more suddenly - p.198 The Lord of the 7th retrograde or Saturn retrograde in the ascendant is a warning against judgement - p.122 The Asc-ruler, retrograde or otherwise afflicted, can suggest shortness of life - p.130 The significator of a lost item, retrograde, shows the return of the item - p.468 A retrograde planet as a significator of a journey shows a need to return to the place of departure - p.160 & 406 (Barbara Watters notes that retrograde planets never seem to end up where they are going) A sudden return when not expected - p.406 In questions concerning receiving or inheriting something, a retrograde planet shows that the querent will get what he wants but more suddenly than expected, or with some hindrance attached to it - p.211 & p.406 In illnesses, retrograde planets show a slow recovery and recurring illnesses - p.252, 284 In imprisonment, retrograde planets show a slow release - p.462, 419 In contests. the Lord of the Ascendant retrograde shows the weakness of the querent - p.373 In purchases, the 10th-ruler retrograde shows the price will fall. Two planets retrograde in an ill application is an argument of the question suddenly perfecting or breaking off - p.107 Two retrograde planets together shows something quick and unexpected - p.468 As something returning - p.357, 390, 406, & 468 As something happening suddenly - p.198, 211, 406 As a hindrance - p.107 (in the example both planets are retrograde) As a prolongation of illness - p.252

When the Moon applies to a good aspect of a Retrograde Planet it brings the matter to an end, in one way or another, speedily, and when least suspected - p.164

In timing, aspects involving retrograde planets occur more suddenly - p.198

The Lord of the 7th retrograde or Saturn retrograde in the ascendant is a warning against judgement - p.122

The Asc-ruler, retrograde or otherwise afflicted, can suggest shortness of life - p.130

The significator of a lost item, retrograde, shows the return of the item - p.468

A retrograde planet as a significator of a journey shows a need to return to the place of departure - p.160 & 406 (Barbara Watters notes that retrograde planets never seem to end up where they are going)

A sudden return when not expected - p.406

In questions concerning receiving or inheriting something, a retrograde planet shows that the querent will get what he wants but more suddenly than expected, or with some hindrance attached to it - p.211 & p.406

In illnesses, retrograde planets show a slow recovery and recurring illnesses - p.252, 284

In imprisonment, retrograde planets show a slow release - p.462, 419

In contests. the Lord of the Ascendant retrograde shows the weakness of the querent - p.373

In purchases, the 10th-ruler retrograde shows the price will fall.

Two planets retrograde in an ill application is an argument of the question suddenly perfecting or breaking off - p.107

Two retrograde planets together shows something quick and unexpected - p.468

As something returning - p.357, 390, 406, & 468

As something happening suddenly - p.198, 211, 406

As a hindrance - p.107 (in the example both planets are retrograde)

As a prolongation of illness - p.252

返照 Returns (Revolution Chart)

返照图或回归图是在某一天体回到其精确出生位置时绘制的。太阳返照图,历史上称为回归图,每年根据太阳回到其出生位置计算一次。这张图提供了全年主题的概览,但其含义应与本命图(根基盘)结合解读,而非孤立看待。

同样的原理也适用于其他天体。月亮返照图是每月一次月亮回到其出生位置时的图表,它反映了该月的动向,并显示太阳返照主题何时活跃。任何行星回到其出生位置都是一次重要事件,体现为该行星本命潜能的更新与激活,并开启一个持续到下一个周期开始的新阶段。

Returns (Revolution Chart)
英文原文

A return or revolution chart is cast for the moment a celestial body comes back to its exact natal position. The solar return, historically called a revolution, is calculated each year for the Sun’s return to its natal place. This chart gives an overview of the year’s themes, though its meaning should be read together with the natal chart (the radix ) rather than in isolation.

The same principle applies to other bodies. Lunar returns are monthly charts for the Moon’s return to its natal position. They give a sense of what that month holds and show when solar return themes become active. The return of any planet to its natal position is a significant event in terms of renewing and reactivating the natal promise of that planet, and opening up a new cycle that lasts until the next cycle commences.

赤经 Right Ascension

赤经(RA)测量的是天体从春分点(0°白羊座)沿天赤道平面向东的距离。它是地球经度(测量赤道东西位置)的天文学对应物,就像赤纬是地球纬度(测量赤道南北位置)的天文学对应物一样。赤经利用天球的周日旋转作为测量空间或计时的手段。由于地球每24小时绕轴自转一周,天球上的一个固定点在赤经上移动360°;一小时内移动15°的赤经。由于时间与空间的这种关联,赤经可以用度或小时来测量。地球经度使用经线,而赤经使用连接南北天极的时圈。位于同一时圈上的任何天体都具有相同的赤经,就像地球上同一经线上的地点具有相同的经度一样。赤经被用于许多占星计算中。它的数值不同于黄经——黄经测量的是沿黄道而非赤道的弧长——但这两个系统在四个基本点(0°白羊座、巨蟹座、天秤座、摩羯座)处一致,并且由于两者共享相同的起点(0°白羊座),它们之间存在固定关系。因此,知道其中一个数值即可得出另一个。

Right AscensionRight Ascension
英文原文

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Right ascension (RA) measures the distance of a celestial object from the vernal point (0° a ), eastwards along the plane of the celestial equator. It is the celestial equivalent of terrestrial longitude (measuring positions east or west of the equator), in the same way that declination is the celestial equivalent of terrestrial latitude (measuring positions north or south of the equator).

Right ascension uses the diurnal rotation of the celestial sphere as a means of measuring space or telling time. Since the Earth makes a full rotation on its own axis every 24 hours, a fixed point in the celestial sphere moves 360° in right ascension during this period; in one hour it moves 15° in RA.

Because of this tied relationship between time and space, RA can be measured in degrees or hours. Whereas terrestrial longitude uses meridians of longitude, right ascension uses hour circles which run between the north and south celestial poles. Any object on the same hour circle will have the same right ascension, just as any place on Earth on the same meridian of longitude has the same longitude.

Right ascension is used in numerous astrological calculations. Its values differ from those of celestial longitude – which measures arcs along the ecliptic rather than the equator – but the two systems agree at the four cardinal points (0° a d g j ), and since both share the same starting point at 0° a there is a fixed relationship between them. Therefore, knowing one of these values allows knowledge of the other – the tables below show the equivalent placement in RA for each degree of the zodiac.

Equation of time and rotation through right ascension:

360° RA = 1 day (24 hours) 180° RA = 12 hours 90° RA = 6 hours 30° RA = 2 hour 15° RA = 1 hour 5° RA = 20 mins 1° RA = 4 mins 0°15' RA = 1 mins

360° RA = 1 day (24 hours)

180° RA = 12 hours

90° RA = 6 hours

30° RA = 2 hour

15° RA = 1 hour

5° RA = 20 mins

1° RA = 4 mins

0°15' RA = 1 mins

A Table of Right Ascension for each Degree of the Zodiac

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a b c d e f Deg. Deg. Min. Deg. Min. Deg. Min. Deg. Min. Deg. Min. Deg. Min. 0 0 00 27 54 57 48 90 00 122 12 152 06 1 0 55 28 51 58 51 91 05 123 14 153 06 2 1 50 29 49 59 54 92 12 124 16 154 00 3 2 45 30 46 60 57 93 17 125 18 154 57 4 3 40 31 44 62 00 94 22 126 20 155 54 5 4 35 32 42 63 03 95 27 127 23 156 51 6 5 30 33 40 64 06 96 33 128 24 157 48 7 6 25 34 39 65 09 97 38 129 25 158 45 8 7 20 35 37 66 13 98 43 130 26 159 41 9 8 15 36 36 67 17 99 48 131 27 160 37 10 9 11 37 35 68 21 100 53 132 27 161 33 11 10 06 38 34 69 25 101 58 133 28 162 39 12 11 01 39 33 70 29 103 03 134 29 163 25 13 11 57 40 32 71 33 104 08 135 29 164 21 14 12 52 41 31 72 38 105 13 136 29 165 17 15 13 48 42 31 73 43 106 17 137 29 166 12 16 14 43 43 31 74 47 107 22 138 29 167 08 17 15 39 44 31 75 52 108 27 139 28 168 03 18 16 35 45 31 76 57 109 31 140 27 168 59 19 17 31 46 32 78 02 110 35 141 26 169 54 20 18 27 47 33 79 07 111 39 142 25 170 49 21 19 23 48 33 80 12 112 43 143 24 171 45 22 20 19 49 34 81 17 113 47 144 23 172 40 23 21 15 50 35 82 22 114 51 145 21 173 35 24 22 12 51 36 83 27 115 54 146 20 174 30 25 23 09 52 38 84 33 116 57 147 18 175 25 26 24 06 53 40 85 38 118 00 148 16 176 20 27 25 03 54 42 86 43 119 03 149 14 177 15 28 26 00 55 44 87 48 120 06 150 11 178 10 29 26 55 56 46 88 53 121 09 151 09 179 05 30 27 54 57 48 90 00 122 12 152 06 180 00 g h i j k l Deg. Deg. Min Deg. Min Deg. Min Deg. Min Deg. Min Deg. Min 0 180 00 207 54 237 48 270 00 302 12 332 06 1 180 55 208 51 238 51 271 06 303 14 333 03 2 181 50 209 49 239 54 272 12 304 16 334 00 3 182 45 210 46 240 57 273 17 305 18 334 57 4 183 40 211 44 242 00 274 22 306 20 335 54 5 184 35 212 42 243 03 275 27 307 22 336 51 6 185 30 213 40 244 06 276 33 308 24 337 48 7 186 25 214 39 245 09 277 38 309 25 338 45 8 187 20 215 37 246 13 278 43 310 26 339 41 9 188 15 216 36 247 17 279 48 311 27 340 37 10 189 11 217 35 248 21 280 53 312 27 341 33 11 190 06 218 34 249 25 281 58 313 28 342 29 12 191 01 219 33 250 29 283 03 314 29 343 25 13 191 57 220 32 251 33 284 08 315 29 344 21 14 192 52 221 31 252 38 285 13 316 29 345 17 15 193 48 222 31 253 43 286 17 317 29 346 12 16 194 43 223 31 254 47 287 22 318 29 347 08 17 195 39 224 31 255 52 288 27 319 28 348 03 18 196 35 225 31 256 57 289 31 320 27 348 59 19 197 31 226 32 258 02 290 35 321 26 349 54 20 198 27 227 33 259 07 291 39 322 25 350 50 21 199 23 228 33 260 12 292 43 323 24 351 45 22 200 19 229 34 261 17 293 45 324 23 352 45 23 201 15 230 35 262 22 294 51 325 21 353 35 24 202 12 231 36 263 27 295 54 326 20 354 30 25 203 09 232 38 264 33 296 57 327 18 355 25 26 204 06 233 40 265 38 298 00 328 16 356 20 27 205 03 234 42 266 44 299 03 329 14 357 15 28 206 00 235 44 267 49 300 06 330 11 358 10 29 206 57 236 46 268 54 301 09 331 08 359 05 30 207 54 237 48 270 00 302 12 332 06 360 00

a b c d e f Deg. Deg. Min. Deg. Min. Deg. Min. Deg. Min. Deg. Min. Deg. Min. 0 0 00 27 54 57 48 90 00 122 12 152 06 1 0 55 28 51 58 51 91 05 123 14 153 06 2 1 50 29 49 59 54 92 12 124 16 154 00 3 2 45 30 46 60 57 93 17 125 18 154 57 4 3 40 31 44 62 00 94 22 126 20 155 54 5 4 35 32 42 63 03 95 27 127 23 156 51 6 5 30 33 40 64 06 96 33 128 24 157 48 7 6 25 34 39 65 09 97 38 129 25 158 45 8 7 20 35 37 66 13 98 43 130 26 159 41 9 8 15 36 36 67 17 99 48 131 27 160 37 10 9 11 37 35 68 21 100 53 132 27 161 33 11 10 06 38 34 69 25 101 58 133 28 162 39 12 11 01 39 33 70 29 103 03 134 29 163 25 13 11 57 40 32 71 33 104 08 135 29 164 21 14 12 52 41 31 72 38 105 13 136 29 165 17 15 13 48 42 31 73 43 106 17 137 29 166 12 16 14 43 43 31 74 47 107 22 138 29 167 08 17 15 39 44 31 75 52 108 27 139 28 168 03 18 16 35 45 31 76 57 109 31 140 27 168 59 19 17 31 46 32 78 02 110 35 141 26 169 54 20 18 27 47 33 79 07 111 39 142 25 170 49 21 19 23 48 33 80 12 112 43 143 24 171 45 22 20 19 49 34 81 17 113 47 144 23 172 40 23 21 15 50 35 82 22 114 51 145 21 173 35 24 22 12 51 36 83 27 115 54 146 20 174 30 25 23 09 52 38 84 33 116 57 147 18 175 25 26 24 06 53 40 85 38 118 00 148 16 176 20 27 25 03 54 42 86 43 119 03 149 14 177 15 28 26 00 55 44 87 48 120 06 150 11 178 10 29 26 55 56 46 88 53 121 09 151 09 179 05 30 27 54 57 48 90 00 122 12 152 06 180 00

Deg.

Deg. Min.

0

0 00

27 54

57 48

90 00

122 12

152 06

1

0 55

28 51

58 51

91 05

123 14

153 06

2

1 50

29 49

59 54

92 12

124 16

154 00

3

2 45

30 46

60 57

93 17

125 18

154 57

4

3 40

31 44

62 00

94 22

126 20

155 54

5

4 35

32 42

63 03

95 27

127 23

156 51

6

5 30

33 40

64 06

96 33

128 24

157 48

7

6 25

34 39

65 09

97 38

129 25

158 45

8

7 20

35 37

66 13

98 43

130 26

159 41

9

8 15

36 36

67 17

99 48

131 27

160 37

10

9 11

37 35

68 21

100 53

132 27

161 33

11

10 06

38 34

69 25

101 58

133 28

162 39

12

11 01

39 33

70 29

103 03

134 29

163 25

13

11 57

40 32

71 33

104 08

135 29

164 21

14

12 52

41 31

72 38

105 13

136 29

165 17

15

13 48

42 31

73 43

106 17

137 29

166 12

16

14 43

43 31

74 47

107 22

138 29

167 08

17

15 39

44 31

75 52

108 27

139 28

168 03

18

16 35

45 31

76 57

109 31

140 27

168 59

19

17 31

46 32

78 02

110 35

141 26

169 54

20

18 27

47 33

79 07

111 39

142 25

170 49

21

19 23

48 33

80 12

112 43

143 24

171 45

22

20 19

49 34

81 17

113 47

144 23

172 40

23

21 15

50 35

82 22

114 51

145 21

173 35

24

22 12

51 36

83 27

115 54

146 20

174 30

25

23 09

52 38

84 33

116 57

147 18

175 25

26

24 06

53 40

85 38

118 00

148 16

176 20

27

25 03

54 42

86 43

119 03

149 14

177 15

28

26 00

55 44

87 48

120 06

150 11

178 10

29

26 55

56 46

88 53

121 09

151 09

179 05

30

180 00

g h i j k l Deg. Deg. Min Deg. Min Deg. Min Deg. Min Deg. Min Deg. Min 0 180 00 207 54 237 48 270 00 302 12 332 06 1 180 55 208 51 238 51 271 06 303 14 333 03 2 181 50 209 49 239 54 272 12 304 16 334 00 3 182 45 210 46 240 57 273 17 305 18 334 57 4 183 40 211 44 242 00 274 22 306 20 335 54 5 184 35 212 42 243 03 275 27 307 22 336 51 6 185 30 213 40 244 06 276 33 308 24 337 48 7 186 25 214 39 245 09 277 38 309 25 338 45 8 187 20 215 37 246 13 278 43 310 26 339 41 9 188 15 216 36 247 17 279 48 311 27 340 37 10 189 11 217 35 248 21 280 53 312 27 341 33 11 190 06 218 34 249 25 281 58 313 28 342 29 12 191 01 219 33 250 29 283 03 314 29 343 25 13 191 57 220 32 251 33 284 08 315 29 344 21 14 192 52 221 31 252 38 285 13 316 29 345 17 15 193 48 222 31 253 43 286 17 317 29 346 12 16 194 43 223 31 254 47 287 22 318 29 347 08 17 195 39 224 31 255 52 288 27 319 28 348 03 18 196 35 225 31 256 57 289 31 320 27 348 59 19 197 31 226 32 258 02 290 35 321 26 349 54 20 198 27 227 33 259 07 291 39 322 25 350 50 21 199 23 228 33 260 12 292 43 323 24 351 45 22 200 19 229 34 261 17 293 45 324 23 352 45 23 201 15 230 35 262 22 294 51 325 21 353 35 24 202 12 231 36 263 27 295 54 326 20 354 30 25 203 09 232 38 264 33 296 57 327 18 355 25 26 204 06 233 40 265 38 298 00 328 16 356 20 27 205 03 234 42 266 44 299 03 329 14 357 15 28 206 00 235 44 267 49 300 06 330 11 358 10 29 206 57 236 46 268 54 301 09 331 08 359 05 30 207 54 237 48 270 00 302 12 332 06 360 00

Deg. Min

207 54

237 48

270 00

302 12

332 06

180 55

208 51

238 51

271 06

303 14

333 03

181 50

209 49

239 54

272 12

304 16

334 00

182 45

210 46

240 57

273 17

305 18

334 57

183 40

211 44

242 00

274 22

306 20

335 54

184 35

212 42

243 03

275 27

307 22

336 51

185 30

213 40

244 06

276 33

308 24

337 48

186 25

214 39

245 09

277 38

309 25

338 45

187 20

215 37

246 13

278 43

310 26

339 41

188 15

216 36

247 17

279 48

311 27

340 37

189 11

217 35

248 21

280 53

312 27

341 33

190 06

218 34

249 25

281 58

313 28

342 29

191 01

219 33

250 29

283 03

314 29

343 25

191 57

220 32

251 33

284 08

315 29

344 21

192 52

221 31

252 38

285 13

316 29

345 17

193 48

222 31

253 43

286 17

317 29

346 12

194 43

223 31

254 47

287 22

318 29

347 08

195 39

224 31

255 52

288 27

319 28

348 03

196 35

225 31

256 57

289 31

320 27

348 59

197 31

226 32

258 02

290 35

321 26

349 54

198 27

227 33

259 07

291 39

322 25

350 50

199 23

228 33

260 12

292 43

323 24

351 45

200 19

229 34

261 17

293 45

324 23

352 45

201 15

230 35

262 22

294 51

325 21

353 35

202 12

231 36

263 27

295 54

326 20

354 30

203 09

232 38

264 33

296 57

327 18

355 25

204 06

233 40

265 38

298 00

328 16

356 20

205 03

234 42

266 44

299 03

329 14

357 15

206 00

235 44

267 49

300 06

330 11

358 10

206 57

236 46

268 54

301 09

331 08

359 05

360 00

罗登:洛伊丝·罗登(占星家/数据收集者:1928–2003) Rodden: Lois Rodden (Astrologer / data collector: 1928–2003)

这位加拿大出生的占星家、作家和数据研究者为占星实践的准确性设立了新的专业标准。她致力于收集和验证出生数据,建立了罗登评级系统以分类可靠性等级,并创立了AstroDataBank,这是目前最广泛可访问的公开来源星盘数据库。她坚持要求占星家仅记录和发布可验证的数据,这有助于提升现代占星学的可信度。

更多生平信息请参阅:

•玛丽·加西亚和乔伊·亚瑟撰写的《洛伊丝·罗登简介》

•弗兰克·克利福德所著的《数据收集的历史与重要性》中的《罗登的影响》

英文原文

Canadian-born astrologer, writer, and data researcher who set new professional standards for accuracy in astrological practice. She devoted her career to collecting and verifying birth data, establishing the Rodden Rating System to classify reliability levels, and founding AstroDataBank , now the most extensive publicly accessible database of sourced horoscopes. Her insistence that astrologers document and publish only verifiable data helped elevate the credibility of modern astrology.

For further biographical information see:

• An introduction to Lois Rodden , by Mari Garcia and Joy Usher

• ‘ The Impact of Rodden ’ within The History & Importance of Data Collecting by Frank Clifford

丹恩·鲁迪亚尔(占星家–1895-1985) Rudhyar: Dane Rudhyar (Astrologer – 1895-1985)

丹恩·鲁德亚尔是二十世纪最具影响力的占星家之一,也是人本主义占星学发展的领军人物。他出生于法国,受过作曲家训练,后移民加拿大,再移居美国,在那里涉足神智学、心理学和神秘学研究。他是一位多产的讲师和作家,发展出一套深受卡尔·荣格心理学观点影响的体系。其最具影响力的著作是《人格占星学》(1936年)。一生中他撰写了四十多本书籍和数百篇占星文章。[参见:www.skyscript.co.uk/rudhyar.html]

英文原文

Dane Rudhyar was one of the most influential astrologers of the twentieth century and a leading figure in the development of humanistic astrology. Born in France and trained as a composer, he emigrated to Canada then to the United States, where he became involved with Theosophy, psychology and occult studies. He was a prolific lecturer and writer, developing a system that drew heavily on the psychological insights of Carl Jung . His most influential work was The Astrology of Personality (1936). Over his lifetime he wrote more than forty books and hundreds of astrological articles. [See: www.skyscript.co.uk/rudhyar.html ]

鲁道夫星表 Rudolphine Tables

鲁道夫星表是约翰内斯·开普勒于1627年出版的一套天文表,基于第谷·布拉赫极其精确的行星观测数据。该表以神圣罗马帝国皇帝鲁道夫二世命名,他是第谷在布拉格的赞助人,资助了后者的观测计划。

这些表格旨在取代自13世纪以来一直使用的阿尔方索星表,后者因行星位置累积误差而日益被认为不准确。阿尔方索体系基于中世纪对托勒密理论的改编,而鲁道夫星表则体现了开普勒改革后的行星理论,最显著的是摒弃圆形轨道,转而采用椭圆运动。

虽被视为星历表,但鲁道夫星表与当今使用的星历表并不直接可比。它并未提供可直接使用的每日行星位置,而是提供了一套全面的数值参数、校正表和计算程序,据此可计算出行星的黄经、黄纬及其他位置。其实际优势在于,一旦理解了底层方法,同一套表格可适用于任何地点,无需为不同纬度或经度编制单独的星历表。因此,准确结果不仅取决于表格本身的质量,还取决于使用者数学能力的高低。

对占星家而言,鲁道夫星表的意义在于其更高的精度和灵活性。若使用得当,它得出的行星位置与通过直接仪器观测的结果高度吻合,尤其是对于合相、进入星座及其他关键配置。

尽管该表格在开普勒职业生涯后期才出版,但很快便在整个欧洲成为权威,并在整个17世纪保持影响力。

到了18世纪初,随着精确印刷星历表的普及——这些星历表内部融入了开普勒理论,且用户无需进行数学计算——大多数占星家不再直接使用这些表格计算行星位置。从此,星历表成为占星实践的标准工作工具,而鲁道夫星表逐渐退出了日常使用。

Rudolphine Tables
英文原文

The Rudolphine Tables were a set of astronomical tables published in 1627 by Johannes Kepler , based on the exceptionally accurate planetary observations of Tycho Brahe . They were named in honour of the Holy Roman Emperor Rudolf II, Brahe’s patron in Prague who sponsored his observational programme.

The tables were designed to replace the Alfonsine Tables , which had been in continuous use since the 13th century and were increasingly recognised as inadequate due to accumulated errors in planetary positions. Whereas the Alfonsine system was grounded in medieval adaptations of Ptolemaic theory, the Rudolphine Tables embodied Kepler’s reformed planetary theory, most notably the abandonment of circular orbits in favour of elliptical motion.

Though considered ephemerides the Rudolphine Tables were not directly comparable to the ephemerides in use today. They did not present daily planetary positions ready for direct use. Instead, they supplied a comprehensive set of numerical parameters, correction tables, and computational procedures from which planetary longitudes, latitudes, and other positions could be calculated. One practical advantage was that, once the underlying method was understood, the same tables could be applied to any locality, without the need for separate regional ephemerides for different latitudes or meridians. Accurate results therefore depended not only on the quality of the tables themselves, but also on the mathematical competence of the practitioner using them.

For astrologers, the significance of the Rudolphine Tables lay in their improved precision and flexibility. When used skilfully, they produced planetary positions that closely matched those obtained by direct instrumental observation, particularly for conjunctions, ingresses, and other critical configurations.

Although the tables were published relatively late in Kepler’s career, they quickly became authoritative across Europe and remained influential throughout the 17th century.

By the early 18th century the increasing availability of accurate printed ephemerides – which incorporated Keplerian theory internally and required no mathematical calculation from the user – meant that most astrologers no longer computed planetary positions directly from these tables. From that point on, ephemerides became the standard working tool of astrological practice, and the Rudolphine Tables gradually passed out of routine use.

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射手座 Sagittarius

射手座(Sagittarius)源自美索不达米亚术语,指代神话中的半人马神,并被赋予以下名称:

射手座星座(ConstellationSagittarius)——一组跨越黄道并位于黄道带内的主要(不规则间距)恒星群。

射手座黄道宫(ZodiacSignSagittarius)——黄道十二宫中均匀划分的第九宫,由天文学上黄道与春分点、秋分点及夏至点、冬至点的交点决定。

射手座星座——一组跨越黄道并位于黄道带内的主要(不规则间距)恒星群。

射手座黄道宫——黄道十二宫中均匀划分的第九宫,由天文学上黄道与春分点、秋分点及夏至点、冬至点的交点决定。

尽管射手座的星座与黄道宫名称相同,但二者在天文学上相互区分,且因岁差现象的影响,它们并不预期重合。星座和宫位都为占星判断增添意义,但其象征意义源自不同原理。

射手座象征:

‣有关该星座的恒星及象征意义详情,请参阅

《射手座星座的星辰传说》

‣有关该黄道宫的分割、主宰及象征意义详情,请参阅

《射手座黄道宫象征》

Sagittarius
英文原文

Sagittarius is derived from a Mesopotamian term that refers to a mythological centaur god and is the name given to:

The Constellation Sagittarius - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac . The Zodiac Sign Sagittarius - the ninth of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

The Constellation Sagittarius - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac .

The Zodiac Sign Sagittarius - the ninth of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

Though the constellation and the sign of Sagittarius share the same name, they are astronomically distinguished from each other and not expected to overlap due to the zodiac factoring in the phenomenon of precession . Constellations and signs both add meaning to an astrological judgement but draw their symbolism from different principles.

Symbol for Sagittarius:

‣ For details of the stars and symbolism of the constellation, see

Star Lore of the Constellation Sagittarius

‣ For details on divisions, rulerships and symbolism of the zodiac sign, see

Sign Symbolism of Sagittarius

Sahl:Zael/Zahel(占星家-约785-845年) Sahl: Zael / Zahel (Astrologer - c.785-845)

一位犹太占星家和数学家,像马沙阿拉一样,从波斯移居到巴格达担任宫廷占星家。他是第一个将托勒密的《天文学大成》翻译成阿拉伯语的人,并以撰写五篇论文而闻名,这些论文在以下标题下对占星学进行了全面研究:I:导论,II:五十判断,III:论提问,IV:论选择,V:论时间。其中《论提问》这篇论文在传播卜卦技法方面尤为重要。萨赫尔深受多罗修斯和马沙阿拉的影响,反过来他的作品又影响了圭多·博纳蒂和威廉·莉莉。本·戴克斯在其《萨赫尔与马沙阿拉著作集》(卡齐米出版社,2008年)中出版了马沙阿拉和萨赫尔的几篇英文译本。

英文原文

Jewish astrologer and mathematician who, like Masha'allah, moved from Persia to work as a court astrologer at Baghdad. He was the first to translate Ptolemy’s Almagest into Arabic and is famous for composing a set of five treatises, which offer a comprehensive study of astrology under the headings: I: Introduction , II: Fifty Judgements , III: On Questions , IV: On Elections , V: On Time . The treatise On Questions was especially important in the transmission of horary technique. Sahl was heavily influenced by Dorotheus and Masha’allah, and in turn his work was influential upon Guido Bonatti and William Lilly. Ben Dykes published English translations of several texts by Masha’allah and Sahl in his Works of Sahl & Masha’allah (Cazimi Press, 2008).

多血质 Sanguine

多血质是四种体液之一,与春季和空气元素相关。它代表一种温暖潮湿的气质,而“sanguine”这个词常用来形容随和、平衡、乐观且开朗的人,其反应绝不走极端。在生理学中,传统上认为多血质体液位于血液中,血液通过静脉输送营养以支持消化功能。更多关于体液的信息,请参见:希波克拉底,《体液与气质理论》。

Sanguine
英文原文

Sanguine is one of the four humours , related to the season of spring and the element of air. It denotes a warm and moist temperament and the word 'sanguine' is often used to describe someone who is easy-going, well balanced, optimistic and cheerful; being in no way extreme in their reactions

In physiology the sanguine humour is traditionally reputed to be seated in the blood, which disseminates nourishment through the veins to support the principle of digestion.

For more on humours see: Hippocrates, Humours & Temperament-Theory .

沙罗周期 Saros cycle

一个预测性的太阴-太阳周期,大约223个朔望月(约18年11天8小时),之后太阳、月亮和地球回到几乎相同的相对几何位置,导致非常相似的日食或月食再次发生。在占星实践中,这个周期为识别日食特征的重现以及为长期月球交点模式的时间安排提供了一个框架。

英文原文

A predictive lunar-solar cycle of approximately 223 synodic months (≈ 18 years 11 days 8 hours) after which the Sun, Moon and Earth return to nearly the same relative geometry, causing a very similar solar or lunar eclipse to recur. In astrological practice this cycle offers a framework for recognising the recurrence of eclipse signatures and for timing long-term lunar-node patterns.

相关词条 Meton Cycle
约翰内斯·舍纳(占星家-1477-1547) Schoener: Johannes Schoener (Astrologer - 1477 - 1547)

德国占星家、制图师和牧师,1526年成为纽伦堡数学教授。他拥有自己的印刷公司,除了自己的著作外,还帮助传播了许多其他占星家的珍贵文本。他以推广雷格蒙塔努斯的工作而闻名,并鼓励哥白尼准备其手稿出版。他的《占星学小集》(一部占星学著作合集)初版于1539年,1994年由罗伯特·汉德翻译成英文。汉德还翻译了舍纳于1545年(去世前两年)出版的《论本命判断三书》中的第一本。参见舍纳的计分表(摘自其《占星学小集》的翻译节选)。

英文原文

German astrologer, cartographer and priest who became Professor of Mathematics at Nuremberg in 1526. He owned his own printing company and helped circulate many valuable texts of other astrologers, besides his own. In particular he is known for promoting the work of Regiomontanus, and for encouraging Copernicus to prepare his manuscript for publication.

His Opusculum Astrologicum (a collection of astrological works) first published in 1539, was translated into English by Robert Hand in 1994. Hand has also translated the first of his Three Books on the Judgement of Nativities , which Schoener published in 1545, two years before his death.

See Schoener's point-scoring table (translated extract from his Opusculum Astrologicum)

天蝎座 Scorpio

天蝎座是拉丁语中“蝎子”的意思,它被赋予以下含义:

天蝎座(星座)——一组(不规则分布的)主要恒星,横跨黄道并位于黄道带内。

天蝎座(黄道星座)——黄道十二等分中的第八个,由黄道与春分点、秋分点的交点在天文学上确定。

尽管天蝎座(星座)与天蝎座(黄道星座)同名,但两者在天文学上有所区别,且由于黄道考虑了岁差现象,它们并不会重合。星座与黄道符号都为占星判断增添了意义,但它们的象征意义来源于不同的原理。

天蝎座的象征:

‣关于该星座的恒星及其象征意义的详细信息,请参见

《天蝎座星座的星辰传说》

‣关于黄道符号的划分、掌管及象征意义的详细信息,请参见

《天蝎座黄道符号的象征意义》

Scorpio
英文原文

Scorpio is the Latin word for 'scorpion' and is the name given to:

The Constellation Scorpio - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac . The Zodiac Sign Scorpio - the eighth of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

The Constellation Scorpio - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac .

The Zodiac Sign Scorpio - the eighth of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

Though the constellation and the sign of Scorpio share the same name, they are astronomically distinguished from each other and not expected to overlap due to the zodiac factoring in the phenomenon of precession . Constellations and signs both add meaning to an astrological judgement but draw their symbolism from different principles.

Symbol for Scorpio:

‣ For details of the stars and symbolism of the constellation, see

Star Lore of the Constellation Scorpio

‣ For details on divisions, rulerships and symbolism of the zodiac sign, see

Sign Symbolism of Scorpio

次限 Secondary Progressions

二次推运是一种象征性的预测技术,其中出生后每一天的生活被视为对应年份主要主题的象征。例如,出生后第30天发生的行运反映了30岁时的经历。最受关注的是月亮和四轴(因为它们移动最快,能提供更多细节),而当行星改变星座或与其他行星形成动态相位时,这些时期尤为重要。这种技术也被称为‘一天代表一年’推运,‘二次’一词指的是通过二次运动(沿黄道)计算行运位置,而非通过一次(周日)运动。

尽管这项技术常被视为‘现代占星学’技巧(约翰内斯·开普勒常被提及为第一位引入此技巧的占星家),但它实际上颇为古老,并在维提乌斯·瓦伦斯的著作中有清晰描述:

‘须按如下方式计算:将相当于命主年龄(以年计)的天数加至出生日期。然后,首先确定这个日期——无论是在出生当月还是次月——并排出该日的星盘。<观察>哪颗星(如果有的话)位于上升点,或正与另一颗星形成合相,以及它是否从角宫移至角宫之后或之前的点,或从角宫<之后或>之前的点移至角宫,或是在出生时上升但在现在却下降,或进入某种无关的相位,或进入更好的相位。你可以将这些视为周期性的预测。以下方法在我看来是有效的:我们将年龄(以年计)加至出生日期,并计算新日期落在哪个月份。然后绘制当年星辰的<行运图>,并按照描述进行预测。至于前述<上一段>关于星辰的方法:我们会发现土星、木星和火星的位置变化不大。这些星辰运动不易察觉,基本停留在同一位置。而在后一种方法<本段>中,我们会发现它们会形成四分相、三合相和对分相。’

(瓦伦斯,《文集》,第九卷,第三章,赖利译本,2010年,第154页)

英文原文

Secondary progressions are a symbolic predictive technique where each day of life after birth is considered emblemic of the major themes of the corresponding year. For example, transits occurring on the 30th day after birth reflect the experiences in the 30th year of age. Most attention is given to the Moon and the angles (since these move swiftest and so provide more details) and relevance is brought to periods when planets change signs or make dynamic contacts with other planets. Also known as ‘a-day-for-a-year’ progressions, the term ‘secondary’ relates to the calculation of the transit positions by secondary motion (through the zodiac), rather than by primary (diurnal) motion.

Although often considered a ‘modern astrology’ technique ( Johannes Kepler is often referenced as the first astrologer to introduce them), the technique is actually ancient and described quite clearly in the writings of Vettius Valens :

It is necessary to calculate as follows: add a number of days to the birth date equivalent to the age (in years) of the native. Then, having first determined the date, whether in the following month or in the birth month itself, cast a horoscope for that day. <See> which star, if any, is in the Ascendant or is coming into conjunction with another star, and whether it is moving from an angle to a point following or preceding an angle, or from a point <following or> preceding an angle to an angle, or whether it was rising at the date of the delivery but is now setting or coming to some unrelated phase, or to something better. You may consider these to be the periodic forecasts. The following procedure seems valid to me: we add the age in years to the birth date and calculate in which month the new date falls. Then chart the <transits> of the stars of the current year and make the forecast as described. As for the previously explained <previous paragraph> method for the stars: we will not find much change in position for Saturn, Jupiter, and Mars. These stars have an imperceptible motion and stay in the same place. In the latter method <this paragraph> we will find that they come to be in square, trine, and in opposition.

(Valens, Anthologies , IX, Ch. 3, Riley trans., 2010, p.154)

派系 Sect

昼夜派系基于将行星、星座和星盘区域划分为昼与夜的两极性。这个词本身代表分割(如部分),但也意味着通过归属感和共同利益在该分割中实现统一(如宗教派系)。在星座中,阳性星座同时也是昼星座:白羊座、双子座、狮子座、天秤座、射手座和水瓶座;阴性星座同时也是夜星座:金牛座、巨蟹座、处女座、天蝎座、摩羯座和双鱼座。在传统行星中,昼行星为:太阳、木星、土星;夜行星为:月亮、金星、火星。水星独特,不属于任何一派,但通常作为晨星时被视为昼行星,作为昏星时被视为夜行星(该体系不包括外行星)。行星与其所属派系一致被认为有利;也就是说,昼行星在昼星盘、置于昼星座和昼区域时更为有益(此时称为‘在派系内’)。

英文原文

Sect is based on the division of the planets, signs and chart areas into the polarities of diurnal or nocturnal . The word itself represents division (as in section), but also implies unification within that division through affiliation and common interest (as in a religious sect). Of the signs, those which are masculine are also diurnal: Aries, Gemini, Leo, Libra, Sagittarius and Aquarius; those which are feminine are also nocturnal: Taurus, Cancer, Virgo, Scorpio, Capricorn, Pisces. Of the traditional planets, those which are diurnal are: Sun, Jupiter, Saturn; those which are nocturnal are: Moon, Venus, Mars. Mercury is unique in having no affiliation to either sect but is usually considered diurnal as a morning star and nocturnal as an evening star (the scheme excludes the outer planets). The alignment of a planet with its proper sect is considered favourable; that is, diurnal planets are more beneficial in diurnal charts and placed in diurnal signs and areas (when they are described as 'in sect').

半六分相 Semi-Sextile

在黄道上相隔30度的行星形成半六分相,用符号⚺表示。其象征意义部分源自半六分相将整个星盘划分为十二等分。半六分相在传统认可的相位中相对次要,在古典时期常被认为太弱,若没有其他支持因素则不会产生明显效果。

英文原文

Planets separated by 30° of the zodiac make a semi-sextile aspect , denoted by the symbol ⚺ . Its symbolism is partly derived from the fact that a semi-sextile aspect is a division of the whole chart into twelve. The semi-sextile is of relatively minor importance amongst the traditionally-recognised aspects and in classical times was often considered too weak to produce a noticeable effect without other supporting factors.

相关词条 Aspect
出相位 Separation

虽然从一般意义上讲,“分离”一词适用于任何正在离开与其他行星的合相或相位的行星,但在严格术语中,当行星在相位容许度内且正在远离精确相位时,才称该行星与另一行星“分离”。必须考虑行星运动,因为如果行星逆行,一个看似正在离开精确相位的相位实际上可能正在入相位;而如果行星即将转为逆行,一个当前处于分离状态的相位可能会再次精确。许多传统文本提到一个较小的距离,行星必须与精确相位分开这个距离之后才能被认为处于分离阶段。威廉·莉莉提到6角分,其他人提到16角分或整整1度。这可能表明一个区域,在此区域内相位非常接近精确,其效果完全表达,但由于峰值统一的时刻一旦相位开始破裂就已经过去,因此当已知行星刚刚超过精确点1角分时,这样描述它们似乎是合乎逻辑的。

英文原文

Although in a general sense the term separating is applied to any planet moving away from the conjunction or aspect of another, in strict terminology a planet is said to be 'separating' from another when the planets are within orb of aspect and moving away from perfection (exactness). Planetary motion must be considered, for if a planet is retrograde an aspect that appears to be separating from exactness may in fact be applying , and if a planet is about to turn retrograde an aspect that is currently in a state of separation may once again perfect.

Many traditional texts refer to a small distance by which the planets must be separated from perfection of the aspect before they can be considered to be in the stage of separation. William Lilly mentions 6 minutes, others mention 16 minutes or 1 full degree. This may indicate a region in which the aspect is so close to perfection that its effects are fully expressed, but since the moment of peak unification has passed as soon as the aspect begins to break up, it seems logical to describe the planets thus when they are known to be 1 minute past the point of exactness.

八分相 Sesqui-quadrate

倍四分相(135°)——有时被称为倍四分之一相,这个相位代表一个半正方形,结合了四分相的动力张力和八分相谐波划分的额外复杂性。约翰内斯·开普勒在17世纪将其引入,作为舒适与摩擦之间的调节环节,对应于小六度音程(5:8)。它被认为是一个激发性的相位,通过努力和意识引发建设性的调整。(符号:⚼)

英文原文

Sesqui-quadrate (135°) – Sometimes called the sesqui-square, this aspect represents one and a half squares, combining the dynamic tension of the square with the added complexity of a harmonic eighth division. Johannes Kepler introduced it int he 17th century, as a moderating link between ease and friction, corresponding to the musical interval of the minor sixth (5:8). It is regarded as a stimulating aspect that provokes constructive adjustment through effort and awareness. ( Symbolised by : ⚼ )

六分相 Sextile

黄道带中相隔60°的行星形成六合相位(符号表示为⚹)。古典文献中记载,这是一种钝角(基于将圆六等分后每个内角为120°的六边形),且视角较为微弱。作为数字三的衍生,它被认为与三合相位效果相似但影响力较弱。通常被视为‘机遇’相位,只要投入有意识的努力,就能为促成积极结果提供一定潜力。

Sextile
英文原文

Planets separated by 60° of the zodiac make a sextile aspect (denoted by the symbol ⚹ ). In classical texts, this is reported to be an obtuse angle (based on the hexagon dividing the circle into 6 internal angles of 120°) with a relatively weak line of vision. Being a derivative of number three, it is viewed as being like the trine in effect but of a weaker influence. It is generally seen as an aspect of ‘opportunity’, offering some potential to bring matters to a positive conclusion, provided conscious effort is invested.

相关词条 Aspect
恒星的 Sidereal

源自拉丁语sidereus,意为‘属于或关于星辰的’,由sidus(sideris)派生而来,意为‘星’或‘星座’。术语‘恒星时’通常用于描述以恒星而非太阳为参照的测量或系统。在天文学和占星学中,‘基于恒星’的恒星时往往与回归时(意为‘回转’)相对,后者指的是以太阳和春分点为参照的测量。当某物被描述为‘恒星时’时,它是以恒星背景或其他固定天体参考点为定向的。

占星家们在几个相关语境中使用该术语:

恒星时指的是以地球相对于恒星而非太阳的自转来测量的时间。一个恒星日——即一颗恒星回到子午线上同一位置所需的时间——约为23小时56分4秒的平均太阳时。

恒星月指的是月球相对于恒星公转的周期:月球回到相对于某颗恒星同一位置所需的时间,平均约为27天8小时。

恒星黄道是以固定恒星参考点或星座为基准测量的黄道,而不是以春分点位置(定义回归黄道)为基准。在恒星系统中,星座保持与其对应星座对齐;在回归系统中,它们相对于背景星座逐渐移动(承认岁差),并与黄道起点0°白羊座保持对齐,从而使黄道与太阳周期的季节效应保持同步。

恒星占星学描述了基于恒星黄道的占星实践。这主要用于印度(吠陀)占星学以及一些偏爱以恒星为基准而非与太阳季节对齐的黄道的西方占星家。

恒星时指的是以地球相对于恒星而非太阳的自转来测量的时间。一个恒星日——即一颗恒星回到子午线上同一位置所需的时间——约为23小时56分4秒的平均太阳时。

恒星月指的是月球相对于恒星公转的周期:月球回到相对于某颗恒星同一位置所需的时间,平均约为27天8小时。

恒星黄道是以固定恒星参考点或星座为基准测量的黄道,而不是以春分点位置(定义回归黄道)为基准。在恒星系统中,星座保持与其对应星座对齐;在回归系统中,它们相对于背景星座逐渐移动(承认岁差),并与黄道起点0°白羊座保持对齐,从而使黄道与太阳周期的季节效应保持同步。

恒星占星学描述了基于恒星黄道的占星实践。这主要用于印度(吠陀)占星学以及一些偏爱以恒星为基准而非与太阳季节对齐的黄道的西方占星家。

英文原文

From the Latin sidereus , meaning ‘of or relating to the stars’, derived from sidus ( sideris ), ‘star’ or ‘constellation’. The term sidereal is generally used to describe measurements or systems that are determined with reference to the fixed stars, rather than to the Sun. In astronomy and astrology, sidereal ‘star-based’ often contrasts with tropical (‘turning’), which refers to measurements taken with respect to the Sun and the equinoxes. When something is described as sidereal , it is oriented toward the stellar background or other fixed celestial reference points.

Astrologers use the term in several related contexts:

Sidereal time refers to time measured by the rotation of the Earth relative to the stars, rather than the Sun. A sidereal day – the time it takes for a fixed star to return to the same point on the meridian – is about 23 hours, 56 minutes and 4 seconds of mean solar time. Sidereal month denotes the Moon’s period of revolution with respect to the stars: the time it takes for the Moon to return to the same position relative to a fixed star, averaging about 27 days and 8 hours. Sidereal zodiac is a zodiac measured from fixed stellar reference points or constellations, rather than from the position of the vernal equinox (which defines the tropical zodiac ). In the sidereal system the signs remain aligned with their corresponding constellations; in the tropical system they shift gradually with respect to the background constellations (acknowledging the precession of the equinoxes ) and maintain alignment with 0° a as the starting point of the zodiac, so that the zodiac remains in synchrony with the seasonal effects of the solar cycle. Sidereal astrology describes astrological practice based on the sidereal zodiac. This is used primarily in Indian (Vedic) astrology and by some Western astrologers who prefer a zodiac fixed to the stars rather than one aligned to the solar seasons.

Sidereal time refers to time measured by the rotation of the Earth relative to the stars, rather than the Sun. A sidereal day – the time it takes for a fixed star to return to the same point on the meridian – is about 23 hours, 56 minutes and 4 seconds of mean solar time.

Sidereal month denotes the Moon’s period of revolution with respect to the stars: the time it takes for the Moon to return to the same position relative to a fixed star, averaging about 27 days and 8 hours.

Sidereal zodiac is a zodiac measured from fixed stellar reference points or constellations, rather than from the position of the vernal equinox (which defines the tropical zodiac ). In the sidereal system the signs remain aligned with their corresponding constellations; in the tropical system they shift gradually with respect to the background constellations (acknowledging the precession of the equinoxes ) and maintain alignment with 0° a as the starting point of the zodiac, so that the zodiac remains in synchrony with the seasonal effects of the solar cycle.

Sidereal astrology describes astrological practice based on the sidereal zodiac. This is used primarily in Indian (Vedic) astrology and by some Western astrologers who prefer a zodiac fixed to the stars rather than one aligned to the solar seasons.

星座主宰 Sign Rulers

十二星座中的每个星座都由七颗传统行星中的一颗掌管(或‘主宰’),如下图所示。这些是占星家们使用了2000多年的传统星座主宰关系。在这种体系下,星座被称为行星的‘宫位’或‘自然家园’,意思是太阳在狮子座‘入庙’(在家),月亮在巨蟹座入庙,等等。其余五颗行星各有两个‘宫位’,一个是阳性的‘日间宫’,行星在此体现其日间表现;另一个是阴性的‘夜间宫’(灰色阴影),行星在此体现其夜间表现。

自天王星、海王星和冥王星被发现以来,许多现代占星家将它们指定为水瓶座、双鱼座和天蝎座的‘共同主宰’,尽管现在越来越多的人认识到,外行星肉眼不可见,其作用超越个人层面,并且并非传统星座主宰体系的内在组成部分。

更多信息请参阅:《理解行星的尊贵与衰弱第三部分:先天尊贵》

Sign RulersSign Rulers
英文原文

Each of the twelve zodiac signs is governed (or ‘ruled’) by one of the seven traditional planets, as shown in the diagram below. These are the traditional rulerships of the signs that have been used by astrologers for over 2000 years. Under this scheme, the signs might be referred to as the domiciles or houses/natural homes of the planets, meaning that the Sun is ‘in domicile’ (at home) in Leo and the Moon is at home in Cancer, etc. The remaining five planets have two domiciles each, one being the masculine ‘day house’ where it finds diurnal expression, the other being the feminine ‘night house’ (shaded grey) where it finds nocturnal expression.

Since the discovery of Uranus, Neptune and Pluto these have been designated as co-rulers of Aquarius, Pisces and Pluto by many modern astrologers, although there is now increasing acceptance that the outer planets are invisible to the naked eye, transpersonal in effect, and not an intrinsic part of the traditional sign-rulership scheme.

For more information see: Understanding Planetary Dignity & Debility part III: Essential Dignity

相关词条 Diurnal / Nocturnal
征象 Signification

行星、星座或宫位所能代表的事物

英文原文

The

things that a planet, sign or house can signify.

征象星 Significator

征象星是用于代表特定的人、物体或事件的任何行星。在卜卦和司法占星学分支中,征象星通常是所关注事项宫头星座的守护星;例如,伴侣由第7宫代表——如果第7宫宫头落在狮子座,那么作为狮子座守护星的太阳就代表伴侣,并被称为他或她的征象星。

尼古拉斯·德·沃尔在其《占星学百科全书》中指出:行星可以被视为某人、某事或某宫所掌管事务的征象星。随后会根据其星座和宫位的力量以及相位关系来进行判断,以得出关于所求状况的结论。一般来说,星盘中最强的行星,通常是上升点的守护星,被视为本命盘的征象星。同样,第二宫宫头星座的守护星被视为财富的征象星,第七宫宫头星座的守护星为伴侣的征象星,第八宫为伴侣财富的征象星,以此类推。塞法瑞尔认为太阳、月亮、上升点和天顶是征象星,但艾伦·里奥更倾向于称它们为调节星,并将福点包括在内。一些权威认为太阳和天顶与星盘主体的荣誉、信誉和地位或家族中幸存的男性家长具有关联性,作为其征象星;月亮和上升点与个人的运气、变化和遭遇的意外具有关联性;水星与学习、智力成就或商业头脑相关;金星与恋爱、社交艺术和成就相关;火星与罢工、争执、事业和风险相关;木星与财富和增长相关;土星与疾病、损失、死亡和衰败相关。在这种用法中,容易混淆征象星(在卜卦占星中代表人物)与应期星(代表所承诺或渴望的事物)之间的区别;但星盘中的每一颗行星不仅可作为某物的征象星,也可作为某物的应期星。

当使用推运、太阳弧或小限等技术时,“征象星”一词与“应期星”配合使用,以标记两个敏感点的结合。这里,征象星表示经历影响的组成部分,而应期星表示引起影响的活跃元素(注意其另一种拼写'promissor',因为后者是承诺或有潜力使某事发生的星体)。这些术语最简单的例子是观察流年。如果木星流年经过本命月亮,我们预期月亮的主题会在那时得到扩展,并染上木星的特质。本命月亮在这个流年下受到影响,它是征象星;木星通过其流年运动经过月亮而产生影响,它是应期星。

英文原文

A significator is any planet that is used to signify a particular person, object or event. In horary and judicial branches of astrology, significators are usually the ruling planet of the sign on the cusp of the matter under scrutiny; for example, partners are represented by the 7th house - if the 7th house cusp falls in Leo, the Sun, as the ruler of Leo, signifies the partner and is termed his or her significator.

Nicholas de Vore states in his Encyclopedia of astrology :

A planet may be taken as a significator of a person or of an event, or of affairs ruled by a House. Its strength by virtue of its Sign and House position and its relationship by aspects are then consulted in arriving at a judgment concerning a desired condition. In general the strongest planet in the Figure, usually the ruler of the Ascendant, is taken as the Significator of the native. Similarly the Ruler of the Sign on the cusp of the Second House is taken as the Significator of wealth, of the Seventh House of the partner, of the Eighth of the partner's wealth, and so on. Sepharial speaks of the Sun, Moon, Ascendant and Midheaven as Significators, but Alan Leo prefers to speak of them as Moderators, and includes Fortuna. The Sun and Midheaven are by some authorities deemed to have affinity as Significators of the honor, credit, and standing of the subject of the Figure, or of the surviving male head of the family; the Moon and Ascendant to have affinity as Significators of the personal fortunes, changes and accidents befalling the native; Mercury, of his learning, intellectual accomplishments or business acumen; Venus, of his love-affairs, social arts and accomplishments; Mars, of strikes, contentions, enterprises and risks; Jupiter, of wealth and increase; and Saturn, of disease, loss, death and decay. In this use there is danger of confusing the distinction between a Significator, as representing persons in Horary Astrology, and Promittors as representative of things promised or desired; but every planet in the Figure can be taken not only as the significator of something, but also as the Promittor of something.

When using techniques that progress, direct or profect , the term 'significator' is used in partnership with 'promittor' to mark the union of two sensitive points. Here the significator indicates the component that experiences an effect, while the promittor indicates the active element that causes the effect (it is helpful to note the alternate spelling, 'promissor', because the latter is a body which promises - or has the potential- to make something happen). The simplest illustration of these terms is in the observation of transits. If Jupiter transits over the natal Moon we expect the theme of the Moon to become expanded at that time and coloured by Jupiterian themes. The natal Moon, which becomes affected under this transit, is the significator; Jupiter, which causes the efffect by its transitting movement over the Moon, is the promittor .

喜乐宫 Signs of Joy

行星的“喜乐宫”指每个传统行星偏好的星座位置,除发光体(太阳和月亮)外,每个行星掌管两个星座。该排列基于性别的一致性,这也是Hayz的考量之一。土星是阳性行星,因此偏好阳性星座水瓶座,而非阴性星座摩羯座。同理,木星偏好射手座而非双鱼座,火星偏好白羊座而非天蝎座。金星为阴性,故偏好金牛座而非天秤座。水星虽兼具两性,但偏好处女座而非双子座,因为处女座是水星的擢升位置,且最能保持其与太阳的自然关系。更多信息请参阅:星座主宰哲学。

Signs of Joy
英文原文

The planetary 'Signs of Joy' denote the preferred sign placement for each traditional planet, which (apart from the luminaries) will govern two signs each. The arrangement is based upon agreement with gender, which is one of the considerations of Hayz .

Saturn is a masculine planet so prefers the masculine sign Aquarius over the feminine sign Capricorn. For the same reason, Jupiter prefers Sagittarius to Pisces and Mars prefers Aries to Scorpio. Venus is feminine so prefers Taurus to Libra, while Mercury, although common to both genders, prefers Virgo to Gemini because here it enjoys exaltation and most closely maintains its natural relationship with the Sun.

For more information see: The Philosophy of Sign Rulership

缓行 Slow in Course

一颗行星“运行缓慢”是指其速度低于平均值;因此,它在黄道上移动的度数比正常情况下要少。这被视为一种弱势。所有能够停滞并转为逆行的行星都有可能达到零速度。

各行星的平均日行距离如下:

行星日行距离

太阳59'

月亮13°10'36''

水星*1°23'

金星*1°12'

火星31'

木星05'

土星02'

天王星42\"

海王星24\"

冥王星15\"

*由于水星和金星围绕太阳形成本轮,它们每年穿过黄道的平均距离等同于太阳的。

英文原文

A planet is "slow in course" its speed is less than its average; it therefore moves through fewer degrees of the zodiac than it normally would. This is considered a debility. All planets that can station and turn retrograde are capable of attaining zero velocity.

The average daily distances travelled by the planets are as follows:

PLANET Daily Distance Travelled Sun 59' Moon 13° 10' 36'' Mercury * 1° 23' Venus * 1° 12' Mars 31' Jupiter 05' Saturn 02' Uranus 42" Neptune 24" Pluto 15"

* Since Mercury and Venus create epicycles around the Sun, their annual average distance travelled through the zodiac will equal that of the Sun

相关词条 Swift in Course
至日 Solstice

来自拉丁语sol'太阳'+stitium'静止',早期的术语solstitium在14世纪缩短为solstice。该术语指黄道上的两个点(巨蟹座0°;摩羯座0°),太阳的纬度在此处位于赤道北侧或南侧的最大距离。太阳向这些极点的运动标志着季节的顶峰(仲夏或仲冬),因此太阳在纬度上的升降似乎停止,并在与赤道的关系逆转时暂时停滞(静止)。太阳位于巨蟹座0°标志着北半球夏至,发生在6月21日左右;位于摩羯座0°标志着北半球冬至,发生在12月21日左右(南半球季节相反)。与春分点和秋分点对比:一年中太阳路径落在赤道上的两个时刻。

英文原文

From the Latin sol 'sun' + stitium 'standing still' the early term solstitium became shortened to solstice in the 14th century.

The term refers to the two points in the zodiac (0° Cancer; 0° Capricorn) where the Sun's latitude is at its greatest distance north or south of the equator. The Sun's movement to these extreme points marks the peak of the seasons (mid-summer or mid-winter), so the Sun appears to stop rising or falling in latitude, and temporarily halts (stands still) as it reverses its relationship with the equator.

The Sun's placement at 0° Cancer marks the northern hemisphere summer solstice, which occurs around 21 June; it's placement at 0° Capricorn marks the northern hemisphere winter solstice, which occurs around 21 December (the seasons are reversed in the southern hemisphere).

Contrast with the equinoxes : the two moments in the year when the sun's path falls upon the equator.

刑相位 Square

在黄道上相距90°的行星形成四分相(用符号□表示,传统上也称为四分相)。这通常被认为是一种困难的相位组合,尽管并非必然不利。虽然无法像三合相那样提供轻松的协调,但行星彼此强烈‘注视’的事实意味着,根据相位理论,它们之间存在强大的共鸣和联系。然而,四分相是一种紧张的相位,因为其形状固有的稳定性象征阻止了能量的顺畅流动,导致摩擦和阻力。四分相暗示着一种强烈而难以改变的固定能量表达。许多文献提到,需要接纳或其他某种意愿的体现来接受或交换影响,才能产生积极的作用。即便如此,也认为会涉及一些麻烦和不适。每当凶星或不幸的行星参与其中时,这无疑应被视为具有破坏性。

Square
英文原文

Planets that are separated by 90° of the zodiac make a square aspect (denoted by the symbol □ and also traditionally known as the quartile or quadrate ). This is generally considered a difficult aspectual arrangement although it is not necessarily undesirable. While unable to offer the easy agreement of the trine aspect, the fact that planets have a strong ‘sight’ of each other means that, according to aspectual theory, there is a powerful resonance and connection between them. However, the square is a tense aspect because the symbolism of stability inherent in the shape prevents the energy from flowing easily and leads to friction and resistance. The square suggests a strong expression of fixed energy that is not easily changed. Many texts speak of the need for reception or some other demonstration of willingness to accept or trade influences for a positive influence to emerge. Even then, it is said to involve some trouble and discomfort. It should be considered unquestionably damaging whenever a malefic or unfortunate planet is involved in the configuration.

停滞 Stations / Stationary Planets

当行星的日常运动从顺行转为逆行(或反之)时,它们会“停滞”(或变得停滞)。其运动停止,在继续移动之前似乎“悬停”在当前度数上。停滞的行星象征着犹豫和不确定,并以拖延和费力地产生效应而著称。它们有时间表达其影响力,从而形成强大且可能具有破坏性的力量——尤其是当从顺行转为逆行时,这通常预示着即将到来的命运逆转、瓦解或力量衰减。吉多·博纳蒂的《第25项考量》写道:“……如果征象星是逆行,或停滞将逆行……则意味着恶作剧与损害、不和、矛盾以及伴随损害的后退。”

英文原文

Planets 'station' (or become stationary) as their daily motion turns from direct to retrograde (or vice versa ). Their motion halts and they appear to “hang” in their current degree before moving on. Stationary planets symbolise hesitation and uncertainty and have a reputation for lingering and labouring in their effects. Having time to express their influence gives them a powerful and potentially destructive force – especially when turning from direct to retrograde, which is generally indicative of upcoming reversals of fortune, dissolution, or an impending decline of strength. Guido Bonatti’s '25th Consideration' reads: “...if the significator be retrograde, or stationary to retrogradation … it signifies mischief and damage, discord, contradiction, and going backward with damage.”

星群 Stellium (a.k.a. satellitium)

星群是现代占星学中相对较新的术语,指一组行星相互合相,在黄道同一区域形成紧密的聚集。历史上,这种聚集被称为“satellitium”。

英语占星学文本中首次使用“stellium”一词,似乎是詹姆斯·威尔逊在《完整占星学词典》(1819年,第380页)中给出的定义:

STELLIUM,指一宫内的行星群。命盘中拥有此配置的人,一生中某个时期会经历极好的或极坏的运势。据我观察,命盘中任何位置有4或5颗行星组成的星群,都会在命主一生中引发某种巨大的灾难。

同样的定义逐字出现在W.J.西蒙尼特的《星界哲学大全》(由J.斯托里编辑,1890年,第25页)中。这个定义最初要求行星群必须位于角宫,但随后又说明该情况适用于星盘任何位置,这表明这种措辞在18世纪末或19世纪初的占星文献中已普遍流传。

“stellium”和“satellitium”这两个术语的交叉使用可见于艾伦·利奥的《占星家杂志》(第13期,第2卷第1册,1891年8月),其中历史术语被拼错为“satellitum”。该作品的索引指引读者“参见Satellitum”以了解stellium的含义。第298页的定义写道:

任何宫位中的行星群(satellitum)意味着,命主在人生的不同时期会经历一连串的“好运”和一连串的厄运,具体时间可通过推运确定。

随后一期《占星家杂志》(第40期,第4卷第4册,1893年11月,第81页)交替使用这两个术语,提及占星家H.S.格林(也称“利奥”)的星盘时写道:

星盘中一个显著特征是第二宫处女座内的行星群(satellitum或stellium),包括火星和土星,它们主宰第四、第五和第九宫。在凶险推运下,这将导致严重的财务损失。

现代星盘格式

现代术语“stellium”并非源自古典用法,似乎是新拉丁语,由stella(意为“星星”)加上集合后缀-ium构成,仅表示星星的聚集或“星团”。更古老的词“satellitium”则有古典词源,源自拉丁语satelles(意为随从、护卫或团体成员),satellitium意为随行人员或侍从群体。在罗马文学中,该词常指围绕重要人物的追随者群体,占星学借用此比喻来描述像侍从聚集在中心人物周围的行星群。

虽然现代占星学资料可能普遍使用“stellium”一词,指代同一星座或宫位中三颗或更多行星的任何聚集,但这并非罕见现象。值得注意的是,传统上这种情形被认为是显著的——涉及四或五颗行星紧密聚集在同一星座或宫位。

使用旧术语进行判断的例子包括约翰·加德伯里为1669年一艘法国船只启航所绘制的星盘,他描述该星盘拥有“第八宫内一个显著而非同寻常的行星群(satellitium)”(C、B、0、K和F,全部在第八宫),随后该船“迅速走向毁灭和沉没”(见《航海占星学》,第81页)。

历史学家约翰·奥布里也在其传记集《短暂人生》(1680-1681年)中收录了哲学家托马斯·霍布斯的星盘,描述该星盘因以下特征而著名:

……包含9颗行星中5颗组成的行星群(satellitium)。占星学有一条格言:上升点有行星群(satellitium)的命主,其一生会比普通人更卓越。

(详情见雅库布·奥霍辛斯基的论文《约翰·奥布里的<短暂人生>与占星学》,英国皇家学会,2024年,第16页:https://doi.org/10.1098/rsnr.2024.0006)

约翰·奥布里引用的托马斯·霍布斯星盘,他指出“占星学有一条格言:上升点有行星群(satellitium)的命主,其一生会比普通人更卓越”。

Stellium (a.k.a. satellitium)Stellium (a.k.a. satellitium)Stellium (a.k.a. satellitium)
英文原文

Stellium is the relatively modern astrological term for a cluster of planets that are conjoined to each other to form a tight group within the same area of the zodiac. Historically, such a cluster was known as a satellitium .

The first use of the term stellium in an English-language astrology text appears to be the definition provided by James Wilson in his Complete Dictionary of Astrology (1819), p.380.

STELLIUM, a crowd of planets in an angle. Persons having this in their radix have at some period in the course of their lives prodigious good or ill fortune. So far as my observation extends, a stellium of 4 or 5 planets in any part of the radix always produces in the course of the native’s existence some tremendous catastrophe.

The same definition appears verbatim in W. J. Simmonite’s Complete Arcana of Astral Philosophy , edited by J. Story (1890), p.25. This, and the fact that the definition begins by requiring angularity, but then continues to say that the situation applies to any part of the chart, suggests that this wording was circulating generally in late 18th or early 19th-century astrological literature.

The crossover between the two terms, ‘stellium’ and ‘satellitium’, can be seen in Alan Leo’s Astrologer’s Magazine , (No. 13, v.2.1; August 1891), where the historical term is misspelt as ‘satellitum’. The index in this work directs the reader to “see Satellitum” for the meaning of stellium . The definition , given on p.298, reads:

A satellitum of planets in any house denotes that at various periods of life the native in whose natus it occurs will have a ‘run of luck’ and a series of misfortunes, the time of which can be ascertained from the directions.

A later issue of The Astrologer’s Magazine (No. 40, v4.4, November 1893, p.81) uses both terms interchangeably in reference to the horoscope of the astrologer H. S. Green, also known as ‘Leo’:

A notable feature in the horoscope is the satellitum (or stellium) of planets in Virgo in the second house, including Mars and Saturn ruling the fourth, fifth, and ninth. This will, under evil directions, produce heavy financial losses.

modern chart format

The modern term stellium is not inherited from classical usage and appears to be a neo-Latin formation from stella , meaning ‘star’, combined with the collective ending -ium , conveying simply the sense of a grouping of stars or ‘stellar cluster’. The older word satellitium does have a classical etymology, deriving from the Latin satelles , meaning an attendant, guard, or member of a group, with satellitium meaning a retinue or body of attendants. In Roman literature the term is often used for a group of followers surrounding an important person, a metaphor adopted in astrology for a group of planets gathered together like attendants around a central figure.

While modern astrology sources might use the term ‘stellium’ generally, to refer to any cluster of three or more planets within one sign or house, this is not a remarkable occurrence. It is worth noting that traditionally, the condition was expected to be remarkable – involving four or five planets tightly compact with each other in the same sign or house.

Examples of the older term being used in judgment include John Gadbury’s chart for the commencement of a French ship setting sail in 1669, which he described as having “an eminent and unusual satellitium of planets in the eighth house” ( C , B , 0 , K and F , all in c ), after which it “hastened to Ruin and Perdition” ( Nauticum Astrologicum , p.81)

The historian John Aubrey also includes the horoscope of philosopher Thomas Hobbes in his biographical collection Brief Lives (1680–1681), describing the horoscope as notable for:

... having in it a Satellitium of 5 of the 9 Planets. It is a Maxim in Astrology that a Native that hath a Satellitium in his Ascendant proves more Eminent in his life than ordinary.

(For details, see Jakub Ochocinski’s paper ‘John Aubrey’s Brief Lives and Astrology’, R Soc, 2024; p.16: https://doi.org/10.1098/rsnr.2024.0006 )

Horoscope of Thomas Hobbes referred to by John Aubrey, who states “It is a Maxim in Astrology that a Native that hath a Satellitium in his Ascendant proves more Eminent in his life than ordinary”.

月下球体 Sublunar Sphere

在托勒密地心世界观中,地球被用作测量行星和天体运动的中心位置。这一视角能够提供一个良好且可行的天文模型,既满足了早期和中世纪社会的实际需求,同时也符合亚里士多德的哲学原理。

每颗行星都在其自身的球体内运动,其在体系中的位置反映了其视运动速度和占星学意义。土星的球体最高且最慢,月球的球体最低且最快。地球与月球之间的区域被描述为月下球体,其中充满了腐败与变化。关于这一哲学的简明阐述,可参见大卫·普朗特对月下球体的描述。

彼得·阿皮安在《宇宙学》(1539年)中描绘的地心宇宙,展示了“不洁”的月下球体以及行星球体朝向地球下降的迦勒底顺序。

Sublunar Sphere
英文原文

Under the Ptolemaic geocentric worldview, the Earth is used as the central position from which planetary and celestial movements are measured. This perspective was able to provide a good, workable, astronomical model, which suited the practical requirements of early and medieval societies whilst also conforming to Aristotelian philosophical principles

Each planet moves within its own sphere, its position in the scheme reflecting upon its apparent speed of motion and astrological meaning. Saturn's sphere is the highest and slowest, the Moon's is the lowest and quickest. The area between the Earth and Moon was described as the sub-lunar sphere, which was filled with corruption and change. For a good, concise account of this philosophy, see David Plant's description of The Sublunar Sphere.

The geocentric cosmos by Peter Apian, Cosmographicus Liber (1539), showing the 'impure' sublunar sphere and the Chaldean order of the planetary spheres descending towards the Earth.

续宫 Succedent

“继续”的字面意思是“跟随”。续宫,即第2、5、8、11宫,是跟随角宫的宫位,通过昼夜旋转,它们将接续角宫的位置。它们被认为具有中等强度。关于宫位的强弱及其分为角宫、续宫和果宫的四分法信息,请参阅《角宫、续宫、果宫》一文。

英文原文

Succedent literally means "following". The succedent houses, the 2nd, 5th, 8th, and 11th, are those which follow the angles and which, by diurnal revolution , will suceed to their positions. They are considered to be positions of intermediate strength.

For information about the strength and effectiveness of houses, and their four-fold divisions into angular , succedent and cadent places see the article Angular, Succedent, Cadent .

速行 Swift in Course

当行星的速度超过其平均值时,它在黄道上的移动距离会比正常情况下更多。这通常被视为一种强势。所有能够停滞并转为逆行的行星都可能达到零速度。

行星每日平均运行距离如下:

行星每日运行距离

太阳59'

月亮13°10'36''

水星*1°23'

金星*1°12'

火星31'

木星05'

土星02'

天王星42\"

海王星24\"

冥王星15\"

*由于水星和金星围绕太阳形成本轮,它们每年在黄道上的平均运行距离将与太阳相同。

英文原文

When a planet's speed is more than its average; it therefore moves more through the zodiac than it normally would. This is usually considered a strength. All planets that can station and turn retrograde are capable of attaining zero velocity

The average daily distances travelled by the planets are as follows:

PLANET Daily Distance Travelled Sun 59' Moon 13° 10' 36'' Mercury * 1° 23' Venus * 1° 12' Mars 31' Jupiter 05' Saturn 02' Uranus 42" Neptune 24" Pluto 15"

* Since Mercury and Venus create epicycles around the Sun, their annual average distance travelled through the zodiac will equal that of the Sun

相关词条 Slow in Course
会合周期 Synodic Cycle

会合周期衡量的是从地球上看,行星连续两次与太阳合相之间的时间间隔。该词源自希腊语sýnodos,意为‘会合’。

该图展示了从地球上看到的金星会合周期。图中标出的轨迹显示了金星与地球之间的几何关系,起始于2010年1月11日的上合(位于摩羯座22度),结束于2011年8月16日该周期完成(下一个上合位于狮子座23度)。一个周期接续另一个周期,金星将在五个周期内描绘出近乎完美的五角星图案,这需要八年的时间才能完成。

Synodic Cycle
英文原文

A synodic cycle measures successive returns of a planet to its conjunction with the Sun, as seen from Earth. From the Greek sýnodos 'meeting'.

The diagram shows the synodic cycle of Venus, as seen from Earth. The trail that has been picked out shows the geometrical relationship that Venus makes with the Earth, beginning with the superior conjunction of 11th January 2010 (at 22 Capricorn) and ending with the completion of the cycle on 16th August 2011, (the next superior conjunction at 23 Leo). As one cycle leads to another, Venus will trace out an almost perfect pentagram over five cycles, which will take eight years to complete.

相关词条 Apogee Perigee
朔望 Syzygy

朔望是一个传统术语,指满月或新月。源自希腊语suzugia和拉丁语syzygia,意为“结合”。许多传统文献提到“前一个朔望”,指的是最接近出生时间之前的那个新月或满月。在这个度数上具有最大尊贵性的行星,在诸如Animodar校正法等多种技术中是一个重要的考量因素。

英文原文

Syzygy is a traditional term referring to the full Moon or New Moon. From the Greek suzugia , and the Latin syzygia , meaning 'union'.

Many traditional texts refer to the 'preceeding syzygy' meaning either the New Moon or Full Moon that most closely preceded the birth. The planet that had the greatest dignity in this degree was an important consideration in a number of techniques such as the Animodar method of rectification.

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金牛座 Taurus

金牛座是拉丁语中“公牛”的意思,它指的是:

金牛座星座——一组(不规则间隔的)主要恒星,横跨黄道并位于黄道带内。

金牛座黄道星座——黄道12个等分区间中的第二个,由黄道与春分点、秋分点及至点的交点在天文学上确定。

金牛座星座——一组(不规则间隔的)主要恒星,横跨黄道并位于黄道带内。

金牛座黄道星座——黄道12个等分区间中的第二个,由黄道与春分点、秋分点及至点的交点在天文学上确定。

尽管金牛座星座和黄道星座名称相同,但二者在天文学上相互区分,且由于黄道考虑了岁差现象,它们并不预期重合。星座和星座符号都为占星判断增添含义,但各自从不同原则中汲取象征意义。

金牛座的符号:

‣有关该星座的恒星与象征意义的详细信息,请参见

金牛座星座的星宿传说

‣有关该黄道星座的划分、守护关系及象征意义的详细信息,请参见

金牛座星座符号

Taurus
英文原文

Taurus is the Latin word for 'bull' and is the name given to:

The Constellation Taurus - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac . The Zodiac Sign Taurus - the second of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

The Constellation Taurus - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac .

The Zodiac Sign Taurus - the second of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

Though the constellation and the sign of Taurus share the same name, they are astronomically distinguished from each other and not expected to overlap due to the zodiac factoring in the phenomenon of precession . Constellations and signs both add meaning to an astrological judgement but draw their symbolism from different principles.

Symbol for Taurus:

‣ For details of the stars and symbolism of the constellation, see

Star Lore of the Constellation Taurus

‣ For details on divisions, rulerships and symbolism of the zodiac sign, see

Sign Symbolism of Taurus

术语 Terms

界,也称为“界限”或“区间”,是每个星座内的细分区域,由行星掌管。古代存在多种列表,目前常用的两大体系是“托勒密界”(中世纪后期至现代使用最多)和“埃及界”(古代占星中使用最多,因希腊化占星学的兴起而再度流行)。当行星位于自己的界内时,被认为具有尊贵地位,能够发挥更强的作用。界主星会修正其管辖区域内行星的影响,并提供描述性作用——例如,在判断外貌时,会考虑上升点主星的界。有关如何解读这些表格的更多信息,请参阅《如何解读托勒密的先天尊贵表》。

TermsTerms
英文原文

Otherwise known as ‘limits’ or ‘bounds’, terms are divisions within each sign that are ruled by the planets. Various lists existed in antiquity, the two main systems in popular use are the 'Ptolemaic Terms' (most used in the later medieval period through to modern day) and the Egyptian Terms (most used in ancient astrology and popular again today due to the interest in Hellenistic astrology. When a planet is in its own terms it is considered dignified and able to act with greater strength.

Term rulers modify the effects of the planets within their territory and also offer descriptive influence – for example the term of the ascendant ruler is considered when judging physical descriptions. For more information on how to read these table see How to Read Ptolemy's Table of Essential Dignities .

相关词条 Decans Faces Triplicities
证言 Testimonies

在占星学中,“证据”是指星盘细节,这些细节就某一相位或整体星盘解读的效果总体上是正面还是负面提出论点。做出占星判断的艺术通常依赖于综合考虑多个证据,并综合各种指示,以找出根据不同的情境,能量积累最有可能被表达的方式。

英文原文

In astrology, 'testimonies' are chart details that present an argument as to whether the effect of an aspect or overall chart delineation is likely to be positive or negative overall. The art of making an astrological judgement generally relies on considering several testimonies together and synthesising various indications to find the most likely way that a build-up of energy will be expressed according to differing contexts.

过境 Transits

在占星学中,流年是指一颗行星实时经过占星图中某个敏感点或行星的黄道经度位置。例如,如果有人出生于4月22日,那么他们的本命太阳位于金牛座2度。在他们生命中的任何时候,只要有一颗行星运行到该度数,它就会以合相的方式与他们的本命太阳形成流年。流年可以通过任何相位形成,但合相和冲相位的流年带来最强烈的影响。

英文原文

In astrology, a transit is the real time passage of one planet over the celestial longitude position of a sensitive point or planet in an astrology chart. For example, if someone is born on 22nd April they will have their natal Sun in the second degree of Taurus. At any time in their life, whenever one of the planets moves over this degree, it is making a transit of their natal Sun by conjunction . Transits can be made by any aspect , but transits by conjunction and opposition bring the most forceful effects.

光线转化/光线传递 Translation of Light / Transference of Virtue

光的传递是指一颗行星通过合相或相位离开一个征象星,并立即与另一个征象星形成入相位(同时仍处于它所离开的行星的容许度内)。它把前者的影响力传递给后者,从而在两者之间建立连接。一些资料表明,传递行星需要被它所离开或接近的行星接纳。

莉莉写道(《基督占星学》第111页):

“光的传递是这样的:当一颗光体行星离开一颗较重的行星,并立即与另一颗更重的行星相合时。例如,土星在白羊座20度,火星在白羊座15度,水星在白羊座16度;这里水星作为一颗快速行星离开火星,并把火星的德性传递给土星。这种传递不仅通过合相,也通过任何相位实现。在判断中,其含义无非是:如果事情或事物是由土星承诺的,那么由水星代表的人将获得火星人所能够为土星提供的一切帮助,从而使事务得以更好地完成。在婚姻、诉讼以及所有普通问题中,传递具有重要用途,应予以充分考虑。”

尼古拉斯·德沃尔在其《占星学百科全书》中写道:

“当一颗行进行星离开与一颗行星的相位,同时发现它正在接近与另一颗行星的相位时,就会发生影响力的传递,此时第一个被相行星的部分影响力通过光的传递而传递给第二个被相行星。例如,假设一个卜卦盘中,作为协议谈判双方象征星的金星或土星之间没有相位;但金星在离开木星的同时正在接近与土星的相位。这就产生了从木星到土星的光的传递,这是一个强有力的证据,表明金星代表一个人或一个想法,将促成解决方案。传递所涉及相位的性质,以及完成传递的相位行星和被相行星,决定了结果是否有利。”

英文原文

Translation of light is where a planet separates from one significator - by conjunction or aspect - and immediately applies to another (whilst still within orb of the planet it is separating from). It carries the influence of the former to the latter and thereby creates a connection between them. Some references suggest a need for the transferring planet to be received by the planet it is separating from or applying to.

Lilly writes of translation (CA., p.111)

Translation of light and nature is, when a light Planet separates from a more weighty one, and presently joins to another more heavy; and its in this manner, Let Saturn be in 20. degree. of Aries: Mars in 15 of Aries, and Mercury in 16 of Aries; here Mercury being a swift Planet separates from Mars, and translates the virtue of Mars unto Saturn. Its done also as well by any Aspect as by Conjunction. And the meaning hereof in judgment, is no more then thus; That if the matter or thing were promised by Saturn, then such a man as is signified by Mercury shall procure all the assistance a Mars man can do unto Saturn, whereby the business may be the better effected; in Marriages, Lawsuits, and indeed in all vulgar questions Translation, is of great use, and ought well to be considered.

Nicholas De Vore writes in his Encyclopedia of Astrology :

The conveyance of influence which occurs when a transiting planet, while separating from an aspect to one planet is found to be applying to an aspect to another, in which event some of the influence of the first aspected planet is imparted to the second aspected planet by a translation of light. For example, assume an Horary Figure in which Jupiter or Saturn, the Significators of the parties to the negotiation of an agreement, are in no aspect to each other; but Venus while separating from Jupiter is applying to an aspect of Saturn. There results a translation of light from Jupiter to Saturn, which is a powerful testimony that Venus represents a person or an idea that will bring about a settlement. The nature of the aspect, and of the aspecting and aspected planets through which the translation is accomplished, determines whether the outcome will be fortuitous.

三分相 Trine

行星在黄道上相距120°时形成三合相位(以符号△表示)。这是最有利的相位,因为其形状本身就蕴含着和谐与平衡。它促进行星间的协调,使它们能够和谐地相互响应。其结果是否实际有利,取决于所涉及的行星及其所代表的意义:例如,凶星土星的破坏性特质与衰弱的火星的暴力能量相调和,可能会产生迅速引发灾难性影响的作用。我们可以从肢体语言专家告诉我们的事实中体会到这个相位的整体和谐性质:保持与谈判对象大约120°的姿势,可以使双方轻松沟通,而不会感到空间被侵犯。

Trine
英文原文

Planets that are separated by 120° of the zodiac make a trine aspect (denoted by the symbol △ ). This is the most favourable aspect because harmony and balance are inherent in its shape. It facilitates agreement between the planets and enables them to respond sympathetically to each other. Whether the result is actually beneficial or not depends on the planets involved and what they represent: the destructive qualities of a malefic Saturn harmonising with the violent energies of a debilitated Mars may, for example, produce an influence that swiftly develops calamitous effects.

We can appreciate the overall harmonious nature of this aspect from the fact that body-language experts tell us that maintaining a stance where we are roughly 120° from the person we are negotiating with allows easy communication without either party feeling an invasion of space.

相关词条 Aspect
灵魂的三重 Tripartite Soul

灵魂的三重模型源自柏拉图及后来的亚里士多德思想,在传统占星学中常被引用来解释灵魂的多种功能。灵魂分为三部分:

理性部分(logistikon)——与理智和判断相关的不朽部分。

激情部分(thymoeides)——意志、勇气或进取心,常与荣誉、愤怒或雄心相关。

欲望部分(epithymetikon)——欲望本性,支配身体需求、快乐和本能。

传统占星学在分配行星象征意义时常常反映这一模型:例如,5和C掌管欲望;F和0与激情功能相关;B和K与理性或智力功能有关。三重灵魂是许多古典气质理论、医学占星学和道德性格分析的基础。

关于行星主宰欲望和气质原则的更多内容,请参见DeborahHoulding的《希波克拉底:体液与气质理论》。

Tripartite Soul
英文原文

A philosophical model of the soul found in Platonic and later Aristotelian thought, commonly referenced in traditional astrology to explain the soul’s multiple faculties. The soul is divided into three parts:

Rational ( logistikon ) – the reasoning, immortal part associated with intellect and judgment. Spirited ( thymoeides ) – the will, courage, or assertive drive, often linked to honour, anger, or ambition. Appetitive ( epithymetikon ) – the desiring nature, governing bodily needs, pleasures, and instincts.

Rational ( logistikon ) – the reasoning, immortal part associated with intellect and judgment.

Spirited ( thymoeides ) – the will, courage, or assertive drive, often linked to honour, anger, or ambition.

Appetitive ( epithymetikon ) – the desiring nature, governing bodily needs, pleasures, and instincts.

Traditional astrology often reflects this model in its attribution of planetary significations: for example, the 5 and C govern the appetites; F and 0 relate to spirited faculties; and B and K are connected with rational or intellectual function. The tripartite soul underlies many classical approaches to temperament theory, medical astrology, and moral character analysis.

For more on the principle of planetary rulership of the appetites and temperament, see Hippocrates, Humours and Temperament Theory by Deborah Houlding.

三分主 Triplicities

将黄道十二宫按照相同的特质和三角形形状分成四组,相当于元素:火、土、风、水。同一三分相的星座之间是和谐的。早期资料给每个三分相指定了三个行星主宰:一个在白天优先,另一个在夜晚统治,第三个是两者共有的;这些也被用来判断事物的开始、中间和结束。随着时间的推移,第三个主宰在常见用法中被废弃,大多数文献提到它们有一个白天的行星主宰和一个夜晚的行星主宰。更多信息请见:DeborahHoulding的《三分相的古典用法》。

Triplicities
英文原文

The arrangement of zodiac signs into four groups that are united by the same qualities and the shape of the triangle; equivalent to the elements: fire, earth, air and water. Signs of the same triplicity are harmonious to each other.

Early sources gave each triplicity three planetary rulers: one that took priority by day, another that governed by night, and a third that was common to both sects; these were also used to judge the beginning, middle and end of things. Over time the third ruler became dropped from common employment and most texts refer to them having one planetary ruler by day and another by night.

For more information see: The Classical Use of Triplicities by Deborah Houlding

回归黄道 Tropics (of Cancer & Capricorn)

北回归线位于赤道以北23°30'纬度,南回归线位于赤道以南23°30'纬度。这些纬度被黄道标记为黄道面的极限点,因此位于这两条纬度带之间的地区,能够在正午时看到太阳正好位于头顶。回归线是五个主要纬度圈中的两个,分别是:北极圈、北回归线、赤道、南回归线、南极圈。

北极圈

北回归线

赤道

南回归线

南极圈

回归线是黄道上的基点,标示着0°巨蟹座和0°摩羯座的冬至点。北回归线是每年6月21日左右太阳到达最北纬度(北纬23°30')的位置,此时太阳进入巨蟹座,标志着北半球每年的夏至点,太阳在此停止每日逐渐向北增加的纬度,然后开始向南移动。同样地,南回归线是每年12月21日左右太阳到达最南纬度(南纬23°30')的位置,此时太阳进入摩羯座——这一进入标志着北半球每年的冬至点,太阳在此停留并开始向南方移动。

下面的图表显示了这些细节在天文图中的标注,以及它们如何适用于地球上的区域。

16世纪萨克罗·博斯科《世界球体》中五个主要纬度圈的插图

黛博拉·霍丁对曼尼利乌斯《天文学》(I.561ff.)中描述的五个主要纬度圈的现代插图(摘自《舍本球体》的Skyscript版)

Tropics (of Cancer & Capricorn)Tropics (of Cancer & Capricorn)Tropics (of Cancer & Capricorn)
英文原文

The Tropic of Cancer lies at latitude 23°30 north of the equator, the Tropic of Capricorn lies at latitide 23°30 south. These latitudes are marked out by the zodiac as the extreme points of the ecliptic , so territorial regions that lay between these belts of latitude are able to experience the Sun being directly overhead in the sky at noon. The tropics are two of the five major circles of latitude which are:

the Arctic Circle the Tropic of Cancer the Equator the Tropic of Capricorn the Antarctic Circle

the Arctic Circle

the Tropic of Cancer

the Equator

the Tropic of Capricorn

the Antarctic Circle

The tropics are cardinal points in the zodiac which identify the solstice points at 0° d and 0° j . The Tropic of Cancer is where the Sun reaches its most extreme northern latitude (23°30 N) around 21 June each year, it's ingress into the zodiac sign of Cancer marking the annual summer solstice for the northern hemisphere, where the Sun halts its gradual daily increase in latitude towards the south and so stations as it then begins to move toward northern latutudes. Likewise, the Tropic of Capricorn is where the Sun reaches its most extreme southern latitude (23°30 S) around 21 December each year as it enters the zodiac sign of Capricorn - this ingress marking the annual winter solstice for the northern hemisphere, from which it stations and moves back towards the south.

The diagrams below show these details marked out in astronomical diagrams and how they apply to regions on Earth.

16th century illustration of the of the five major circles of latitude from Sacro Bosco’s Sphera Mundi Deborah Houlding's modern illustration of the five major circles of latitude described in the 1st-century Astronomica of Manilius (I.561 ff.) (from the Skyscript edition of Sherburne's Sphere)

转宫法 Turning the Chart

这是一种主要在卜卦占星中使用的技术,已知曾被托勒密使用。在这种方法中,通过从特定的宫位轴重新定义所有宫位,来对星盘中任何区域进行更细致的检查。例如,如果有人询问关于兄弟的事务,其星盘的第三宫被用作兄弟的第一宫,因此原本的第四宫被用作他的第二宫,原本的第五宫被用作他的第三宫,以此类推。在这种情况下,第五宫被称为兄弟的“转宫”或“衍生”第三宫。

英文原文

This is a technique largely employed in horary and known to have been used by Ptolemy. In this, closer examination of any area of the chart is undertaken by redefining all the houses from a specific house cusp .

For example, if someone asks about the affairs of a brother, the 3rd house of their chart is used as the 1st house for the brother, so that the radical (i.e., original) 4th house is used as his 2nd house, the radical 5th is used as his 3rd, and so on. In this case, the 5th house becomes referred to as the ‘turned’ or ‘derived’ 3rd house of the brother.

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日光下 Under the Beams

当行星与太阳合相并足够接近太阳相位影响范围时,该行星被称为“在光线之下”。在大多数历史文献中(有些说法是12°),这被定义为太阳本体两侧15°的范围内,尽管威廉·莉莉及许多后来的作者将太阳相位范围扩大至17°。在此距离附近,靠近太阳本体意味着行星失去可见性,象征周期结束、退隐、无力以及更新的孕育期。在出生占星学中,这与内敛、内向而非外显强烈的能量相关。“在光线之下”会削弱行星影响力的表现。如果行星正在接近与太阳的合相,象征其能量将进入衰退和收敛的时期。随着与太阳合相逐渐精确,这种效应会增强;一旦行星进入太阳合相6°-8.5°范围内,该效应尤为显著,此时行星被称为“灼伤”。如果行星正在远离与太阳的合相(超出灼伤范围但仍在“光线之下”范围内),其表现力虽弱但正在缓慢恢复。在卜卦占星中,这可能表示某人处于悲伤、创伤、疾病、监禁或根本性转变的末期,仍处于脆弱状态,但随着与太阳距离增加、行星“脱离光线”,即将重新恢复力量。

Under the Beams
英文原文

A planet is termed 'under the beams' when it is joined to the Sun by conjunction and is close enough to fall under the Sun's orb of aspectual contact. This is defined as 15° either side of the body of the Sun in most historical texts (some say 12°), although William Lilly and many later authors extended the limit of the Sun's orb to 17°. At around this distance, proximity to the body of the Sun means that the planet loses its visibility, symbolically associated with the end of cycles, retreat, powerlessness and gestational periods of renewal. In natal astrology, it is associated with energies that are subtle and introverted rather than forceful and outwardly expressed. Being 'under the beams' weakens the expression of planetary influence. If the planet is applying towards its conjunction with the Sun, the symbolism speaks of entering a period where energies will decline and become withdrawn. The effect intensifies as the union with the Sun gets closer to exactness, and once the planet draws to within 6°-8°30 of the Sun's conjunction, the effect is especially noted and the planet is termed ' combust '.

If a planet is separating from a union with the Sun (outside the limits of combustion but within the limits of being 'under the beams'), the planet's strength of expression is weak but slowly improving. In horary, this might signify someone at the end stages of grief, trauma, illness, imprisonment or fundamental change, still in a vulnerable state, but about to experience a resumption of strength as the separation from the Sun increases and the planet gets "free of the beams".

地平线以下 Under the Earth

一颗位于地平线以下的行星(即位于夜半球:第1、2、3、4、5或6宫)被称为“地下”,尽管位于第1宫的行星受此条件影响较小,因为通过周日旋转,它正朝着上升点的光明升起。当一颗行星位于地下时,它在天空中不可见;这种黑暗的条件会将象征意义偏向于丢失的物体无法找到,或无法发现的动机,或无法揭露的事实,或增加某种深沉或埋藏的感觉(如丢失的宝藏)。在出生星盘中,这倾向于更深层、更自省的性格。

英文原文

A planet positioned beneath the horizon (that is, in the nocturnal hemisphere: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, or 6th house), is termed under the earth - although a planet within the 1st house it is less affected by this condition since by diurnal rotation it is rising towards the light of the ascendant.

When a planet is under the earth it is not visible in the sky; this condition of darkness leans the symbolism towards missing objects not being found, or motives that cannot be discovered, or facts that cannot be brought to light, or it adds to a sense of something being deep or buried (as in missing treasure). In nativities, it inclines towards a deeper, more self-reflective personality.

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瓦伦斯:维提乌斯·瓦伦斯(占星家,公元2世纪) Valens: Vettius Valens (Astrologer - 2nd cent. CE)

维提乌斯·瓦伦斯是公元2世纪的占星家,与叙利亚古城安条克(今土耳其境内的安塔基亚)相关联。传记中通常将他介绍为托勒密(约公元100-170年)的同时代稍晚者,因为对其星盘的分析表明,他在152至162年间最为活跃地从事占星学,其参与持续至188年。因此,他的鼎盛时期跨越罗马皇帝安东尼乌斯·庇乌斯(138-161年)和马可·奥勒留(161-180年)的统治。

瓦伦斯的九卷本《选集》(即“文集”)是古代幸存下来的最全面的占星理论与实践记述。只有菲尔米库斯·马特尔努斯的八卷本《马特西斯》在篇幅上与之接近,尽管菲尔米库斯仅引用了一个出生星盘的例子,而瓦伦斯则利用每一个机会,从他研究过或知晓的星盘中提取细节来阐述他的教义。瓦伦斯没有指明其研究对象的名字,未提供星盘图,甚至未给出他描述的大多数出生星盘的日期,但奥托·诺伊格鲍尔在20世纪50年代中期进行的研究证明,每组行星位置都是真实的星盘,可追溯到公元1或2世纪。

关于完整传记,参见:《维提乌斯·瓦伦斯的生平与著作》

英文原文

Vettius Valens was a 2nd-century astrologer associated with the ancient city of Antioch, Syria (now Antakya in modern-day Turkey). He is typically introduced in biographies as being a younger contemporary of Ptolemy (c.100-170 CE) since analysis of his charts shows he was most actively involved with astrology between 152-162, with continued involvement up to 188. His flourishing period, therefore, crosses the reigns of the Roman emperors Antonius Pius (138-161) and Marcus Aurelius (161-180).

Valens’ nine-volume Anthologies ( i.e. , ‘Collections’) is the most comprehensive account of astrological theory and practice to have survived from antiquity. Only the eight-part Mathesis of Firmicus Maternus comes close to its length, although Firmicus makes reference to only one example nativity, whereas Valens takes every opportunity to illustrate his teachings with details from horoscopes he has worked on or has knowledge of. Valens does not identify the names of his subjects, provide horoscope diagrams, or even give dates for most of the example nativities he describes, but research by Otto Neugebauer in the mid-1950s proved each set of planetary positions to be an authentic horoscope that can be dated to the first or second century.

For a full biography see: The Life and Work of Vettius Valens

垂直圆 Vertical Circles

垂直圈是天球上通过给定观测点的天顶和天底的大圆:即该点正上方和正下方的点。这些圈始终垂直于地平圈。两个主要的垂直圈是在天极相交的圈,它们是:从东向西运行的垂直圈——本初垂直圈;从北向南运行的垂直圈——主子午线。从东向西运行的垂直圈——本初垂直圈;从北向南运行的垂直圈——主子午线。

Vertical Circles
英文原文

Vertical circles are great circles on the celestial sphere that pass through the zenith and nadir of a given observation point: the points directly overhead and directly beneath that point. These circles are always perpendicular to the horizon.

The two main vertical circles are those that intersect at the celestial poles , these are:

The vertical circle running from east to west – the prime vertical The vertical circle running from north to south – the principal meridian

The vertical circle running from east to west – the prime vertical

The vertical circle running from north to south – the principal meridian

燃烧之路 Via Combusta

天秤座15度至天蝎座15度之间的区域被称为“燃烧之路”或“焚烧路径”,被认为是一个削弱力量的地带,尤其对月亮不利。阿尔·比鲁尼曾写道:

“燃烧之路是天秤座末段和天蝎座初段。这两个星座因与黑暗和厄运相关,且分别是两个发光体的落陷位置,故与太阳和月亮不相宜。它们还包含两颗凶星——一颗在擢升之位(天秤座,土星),另一颗在入庙之宫(天蝎座,火星)。”

这或许是一句非常古老的箴言,源自天秤座15度对应秋分点的时期。

英文原文

The area between 15 Libra and 15 Scorpio is termed the Via Combusta : 'Fiery Road' or 'Combust Way'. It is considered to be a debilitating area, particularly detrimental to the Moon. Al Biruni wrote of it:

"The combust way is the last part of Libra and the first of Scorpio. These two signs are not congenial to the Sun and the Moon on account of the obscurity and ill-luck connected with them and because each of them is the fall of one of the luminaries. They also contain the two malefics, the one by exaltation (Libra, Saturn) the other by house (Scorpio, Mars)."

This may be a very ancient aphorism, originating from the period when 15 Libra corresponded with the autumn equinox.

处女座 Virgo

处女座(Virgo)是拉丁语中“少女”的意思,它指的是:

室女座(ConstellationVirgo)——一个主要由(不规则间距的)恒星组成的星群,横跨黄道,位于黄道带内。

处女座(ZodiacSignVirgo)——黄道十二宫中平均划分的12个区间的第六个,由黄道与春分点、秋分点、夏至点、冬至点的交点天文决定。

室女座(ConstellationVirgo)——一个主要由(不规则间距的)恒星组成的星群,横跨黄道,位于黄道带内。

处女座(ZodiacSignVirgo)——黄道十二宫中平均划分的12个区间的第六个,由黄道与春分点、秋分点、夏至点、冬至点的交点天文决定。

尽管室女座(星座)和处女座(黄道星座)名称相同,但它们在天文学上是相互区分的,并且由于黄道考虑了岁差现象,预计它们不会重叠。星座和黄道星座都为占星判断增添了意义,但它们的象征意义源于不同的原则。

处女座符号:

‣有关该星座恒星和象征意义的详细内容,请参见

《室女座恒星传说》

‣有关该黄道星座的划分、主宰关系和象征意义的详细内容,请参见

《处女座符号象征》

Virgo
英文原文

Virgo is the Latin word for 'maiden' and is the name given to:

The Constellation Virgo - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac . The Zodiac Sign Virgo - the sixth of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

The Constellation Virgo - a major group of (irregularly spaced) stars which crosses the ecliptic and lies within the belt of the zodiac .

The Zodiac Sign Virgo - the sixth of the 12 equally spaced divisions of the zodiac, which are astronomically determined by the intersections of the ecliptic with the equinoxes and solstices .

Though the constellation and the sign of Virgo share the same name, they are astronomically distinguished from each other and not expected to overlap due to the zodiac factoring in the phenomenon of precession . Constellations and signs both add meaning to an astrological judgement but draw their symbolism from different principles.

Symbol for Virgo:

‣ For details of the stars and symbolism of the constellation, see

Star Lore of the Constellation Virgo

‣ For details on divisions, rulerships and symbolism of the zodiac sign, see

Sign Symbolism of Virgo

美德 Virtue

影响力,或有效的作用力或力量

英文原文

Influence, or effective force or power.

空亡 Void of Course

空亡字面意思是‘没有’影响。该术语特别适用于月亮在离开任何相位容许度时,表示缺乏推动事件向任何方向发展的动力。

当一颗行星在它穿过其星座的整个过程中,与任何相位都不在容许度内时,它就是空亡。

-威廉·莉莉写道:

“当一颗行星离开另一颗行星,并且在它处于该星座期间没有立即与任何其他行星形成相位时,它就是空亡。这种情况最常见于月亮;在判断时请仔细留意月亮是否空亡;当月亮空亡时,你很少会看到事情顺利进展。”

这里的关键词是‘forthwith’,意思是‘立即’、‘马上’或‘不拖延’:因此,为了避免空亡,行星必须在离开上一个相位时,或者在其完全分离的那一刻(即该瞬间),就进入另一个相位的容许度内。

英文原文

Void means literally 'empty' of influence. The term is especially applied to the Moon when it is out orb of any aspect, and suggests a lack of impetus to move events in any direction.

Void of course is when a planet remains out of orb of any aspect for the duration of its movement through its sign.

- William Lilly writes:

"A Planet is void of course, when he is separated from a Planet, nor does forthwith, during his being in that Sign, apply to any other: This is most usually in the Moon; in judgments do you carefully observe whether she be void of course yea or no; you shall seldom see a business go handsomely forward when she is so."

The keyword here is 'forthwith', which means "immediately"; "at once"; or "without delay:" So to avoid being void of course the planet has to enter into orb of another aspect either during its separation from its last aspect, or immediately as it becomes fully separated (at that instance).

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水象星座 Water Signs

巨蟹座、天蝎座和双鱼座是黄道十二宫中的三个水象星座——它们被称为水象三分法的成员,因为这些星座由黄道圈内一个三角形的形状相连(这意味着这三个星座中的任何行星通常彼此和谐相关)。如下图所示,水象三分法主要由火星掌管。

所有水象星座都被定义为阴性,这使它们倾向于被动和内省。

水象星座还与粘液质体液相关,这种体液在气质上偏冷、湿润、发散,并以灵活性和易受影响性为显著特征。

水象星座以其强烈的情感和心灵敏感性以及对他人感受的易共情而闻名。它们往往富有想象力、艺术感和远见,但如果没有调和影响,它们可能会因过度受周围情绪和环境的影响,以及倾向于遗忘细节而受苦。缺乏快速冲动会使它们在需要快速反应和高能量的情况下容易疲劳或变得无精打采。

更多关于三分法的内容,请参见:三分法的经典用法

更多关于体液的内容,请参见:希波克拉底、体液与气质理论

Water SignsWater Signs
英文原文

Cancer , Scorpio and Pisces are the three water signs of the zodiac – these are known as the members of the ‘water triplicity’ because these signs are linked by the shape of a triangle within the circle of the zodiac, (which means that planets within any of these three signs generally relate harmoniously with each other). As shown in the diagram below, the water triplicity is primarily ruled by Mars.

All of the water signs are defined as feminine which inclines them towards passivity and introversion.

Water signs are also associated with the phlegmatic humour, which is temperamentally cool and moist, dispersive, and notable for its principles of flexibility and impressionability.

Water signs are known for their heightened emotional and psychic sensitivity and easy empathy for the feelings of others. They tend to be imaginative, artistic and visionary, but, without moderating influences, they can suffer from being too easily impressed upon by surrounding moods and environments and by inclining towards forgetfulness of details. A lack of swift impulse can make them easily tired or lethargic in situations that need quick responses and high energy.

For more on triplicities see: The Classical Use of Triplicities

For more on humours see: Hippocrates, Humours & Temperament-Theory

Wharton:乔治·沃顿(占星家-1617-1681) Wharton: George Wharton (Astrologer - 1617-1681)

威廉·莉莉的同时代人乔治·沃顿爵士是17世纪一位有影响力的英国占星家,他在英国内战期间反对莉莉,支持保皇党。1641年,他以笔名乔治·诺沃思出版了第一本历书,莉莉和议会占星家们轻蔑地将其改为“毫无价值”。

一位评论家指出,这两位占星家威廉·莉莉和乔治·沃顿“就像牵着熊鼻子前的风笛一样引领着这个王国的民众”。这场争论既引人入胜又时而滑稽,而且绝不缺乏活力。(帕克)

战后,沃顿于1649年因传播支持被处决国王的宣传材料,以及作为英国军官参与冲突而被监禁。当时他面临处决的危险,但威廉·莉莉和布尔斯特罗德·惠特洛克对他的辩护帮助他获得了释放。

1660年君主制复辟后,沃顿的地位得以恢复,并于1677年被封为从男爵。在他去世两年后的1683年,约翰·加德伯里将他许多占星学文本汇编成一卷出版,名为《已故最卓越的哲学家和天文学家乔治·沃顿爵士作品集》。该卷涵盖了广泛的占星学主题指导,包括关于占星学、彗星、日食的论文,以及他对莫兰《十二宫占星学之秘》的意译。

有关沃顿的更多信息,请参阅:

《改革的一个世纪:17世纪占星学的兴起与衰落》——黛博拉·霍尔丁

《占星历书的兴衰》——德里克·帕克

《改革的一个世纪:17世纪占星学的兴起与衰落》——黛博拉·霍尔丁

《占星历书的兴衰》——德里克·帕克

Wharton: George Wharton (Astrologer - 1617-1681)
英文原文

A contemporary of William Lilly , Sir George Wharton was an influential 17th-century English astrologer who stood against Lilly in his support of the Royalists during the English Civil War. He took the pen name George Naworth for his first almanac in 1641, which Lilly and the Parliamentary astrologers scornfully rendered into ‘No worth’.

One commentator noted that the two astrologers, William Lilly and George Wharton, “led the commons of this kingdom as bears are led by the nose with bagpipes before them”. The dispute is fascinating and comic by turns and certainly did not lack vigour. ( Parker )

Wharton was imprisoned after the war, in 1649, on account of the propaganda he circulated in support of the executed king, and because he had participated in the conflict as an English Military officer. He was in danger of execution at this time, but the defence of his actions by William Lilly and Bulstrode Whitelocke helped to secure his release.

Wharton’s standing was restored after the restoration of the Monarchy in 1660, and he was made a baronet in 1677. Two years after his death, in 1683, John Gadbury published many of his astrological texts together in one volume as Works of that late most excellent philosopher and astronomer, Sir George Wharton . This featured instruction on a wide array of astrological topics, including essays on astrology, comets, eclipses, as well as his paraphrased translation of Morin’s ‘ Cabal of the 12 Houses Astrological ’.

For more information with reference to Wharton, see :

A Century of Reform: Astrology’s Rise & Demise in 17th Century by Deborah Houlding The Rise and Fall of the Astrological Almanac by Derek Parker

A Century of Reform: Astrology’s Rise & Demise in 17th Century by Deborah Houlding

The Rise and Fall of the Astrological Almanac by Derek Parker

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桑茜 Xanthe

作为最早被命名的asteroids之一,由天文学家罗伯特·路德于1868年在杜塞尔多夫发现,在天文史上被视为后来在火星与木星之间的主小行星带中编录和命名的数千个小型天体的早期范例。其名称来源于神话中的希腊海洋女神,其名字意为‘黄色’或‘金色’。在现代占星学应用中,Xanthe有时与外在光芒、魅力或吸引力等主题相关联,也涉及因表面特质而非内在本质而被评价的问题。

英文原文

One of the earliest named asteroids, discovered in 1868 by astronomer Robert Luther at Düsseldorf, noted in astronomical history as an early example of thousands of minor bodies later catalogued and named in the main asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. It takes its name from the mythological Greek Oceanid nymph whose name means ‘yellow’ or ‘blonde’. In modern astrological use Xanthe is sometimes associated with themes of outward brightness, charm or attraction and with issues of being valued for surface qualities versus underlying substance.

色诺芬尼 Xenophanes

希腊哲学家和诗人(约公元前570-478年),以其对天体现象的记述而闻名,这些记述塑造了早期希腊宇宙学的思想。他教导说,太阳和星辰来自于云,而诸如‘狄奥斯库里’(圣埃尔莫之火)等大气光是小云火。他的哲学思想被引用于占星学著作中,例如马尼利乌斯和莫林的作品。

英文原文

Greek philosopher and poet (c. 570-478 BCE), known for his accounts of celestial phenomena that shaped the ideas of early Greek cosmology. He taught that the sun and stars arise from clouds, and that atmospheric lights such as the ‘Dioscuri’ (St Elmo’s fire) are small cloud-fires. His philosophical ideas are cited in astrpological works such as those of Manilius and Morin .

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《耶婆那占星经》 Yavanajātaka

一部公元3世纪的梵文文本,其标题意为“希腊人的出生”。它保存并改编了通过希腊-印度接触传入印度的希腊占星术技巧,是将西方星盘学传入印度背景的最早现存资料之一。其关于行星、宫位和推运技巧的章节展示了希腊概念如何在印度环境中被重新诠释,塑造了后来Jyotiṣa的发展。大卫·平格里1978年的译本可在archive.org上获取。

英文原文

A 3rd century CE Sanskrit text whose title means ‘Nativity of the Greeks’. It preserves and adapts techniques of Hellenistic astrology that reached India through Greco-Indian contact, and is one of the earliest surviving sources of the transmission of Western horoscopy into an Indian context. Its chapters on planets, houses and timing techniques show how Greek concepts were reinterpreted in an Indian setting, shaping the later development of Jyotiṣa. David Pingree’s 1978 translation is available on archive.org .

年主星 Year-lord

在年度预测中,被视为‘主宰’特定太阳年的行星的传统术语。年主星通常由年运推进、回归盘或其他中世纪方法确定,并为该年命主的经历定下基调。它作为未来十二个月预期主题和事件的主要象征星。

英文原文

Traditional term for the planet considered to ‘rule’ a particular solar year in annual forecasting. The Year-lord is usually determined by annual profection , the revolution chart , or other medieval methods, and sets the tone for the native’s experiences during that year. It functions as the primary significator for themes and events expected in the coming twelve months.

年度革命 Yearly Revolution

太阳回归的旧称。中世纪和文艺复兴时期的占星家常称之为“年度革命”,当绘制太阳回归到其本命位置的星盘以预测来年时。这个星盘与推运及流年结合解读,构成了传统年度预测的核心。

英文原文

Older expression for what is now called a solar return . Medieval and Renaissance astrologers routinely referred to the ‘revolution of the year’ when casting a chart for the Sun’s return to its natal position to forecast the coming year. This chart, interpreted together with profections and transits , formed the backbone of traditional annual prediction.

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天顶 Zenith

天顶是观察者正上方的点(即本地天球的最高点,与天底相对),它始终垂直于天球地平圈。

Zenith
英文原文

The zenith is the point directly overhead of an observer (so the highest point of the local celestial sphere, opposite to the Nadir ) which is always perpendicular to the celestial horizon .

星座 Zodiac

一条在黄道两侧延伸8或9度的空间带,太阳、月亮和可见行星位于其中。(源自希腊语,意为‘图形之圈’)。

英文原文

A belt of space that extends 8 or 9° either side of the ecliptic in which the Sun, Moon and visible planets remain. (Derives from a Greek term meaning ‘circle of figures’).

相关词条 Ecliptic
星座 Zodiac Sign

黄道十二宫的每一个宫位都是黄道的一个分区,覆盖30°黄经,因此十二个宫位共同覆盖黄道圈的360°,与太阳在一年中沿黄道的进程一致。黄道十二宫是天文学上计算出的空间区域,与地球的季节周期相关,并由春分点和夏至点的位置决定;(因此,出于天文学和数学原因,从未有过也永远不会有第十三个黄道宫,尽管十三个星座构成了这些黄道宫所在位置的背景。)黄道十二宫,连同太阳行运的典型年度日期和符号如下:白羊座:3月21日-4月19日金牛座:4月20日-5月20日双子座:5月21日-6月20日巨蟹座:6月21日-7月22日狮子座:7月23日-8月22日处女座:8月23日-9月22日天秤座:9月23日-10月22日天蝎座:10月23日-11月21日射手座:11月22日-12月21日摩羯座:12月22日-1月19日水瓶座:1月20日-2月18日双鱼座:2月19日-3月20日白羊座:3月21日-4月19日金牛座:4月20日-5月20日双子座:5月21日-6月20日巨蟹座:6月21日-7月22日狮子座:7月23日-8月22日处女座:8月23日-9月22日天秤座:9月23日-10月22日天蝎座:10月23日-11月21日射手座:11月22日-12月21日摩羯座:12月22日-1月19日水瓶座:1月20日-2月18日双鱼座:2月19日-3月20日

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英文原文

Each 'sign' of the zodiac is a division of the ecliptic covering 30° of celestial longitude, so that the 12 signs of the zodiac together cover the 360° of the ecliptic circle, which tarries with the Sun's progress along the ecliptic during the course of one year.

Signs of the zodiac are astronomically calculated areas of space that relate to the seasonal cycles of the Earth and are determined by the placement of the equinoxes and solstices; (hence, for astronomical and mathematical reasons, there never has been, and never will be 13 signs of the zodiac, although 13 constellations form a backdrop to where these zodiac signs lie).

The 12 signs of the zodiac, with the typical yearly dates of the Sun's transit and symbols are:

Aries: March 21 - April 19 Taurus: April 20 - May 20 Gemini: May 21 - June 20 Cancer : June 21 - July 22 Leo: July 23 - August 22 Virgo: August 23 - September 22 Libra: September 23 - October 22 Scorpio: October 23 - November 21 Sagittarius: November 22 - December 21 Capricorn: December 22 - January 19 Aquarius: January 20 - February 18 Pisces: February 19 - March 20

Aries: March 21 - April 19

Taurus: April 20 - May 20

Gemini: May 21 - June 20

Cancer : June 21 - July 22

Leo: July 23 - August 22

Virgo: August 23 - September 22

Libra: September 23 - October 22

Scorpio: October 23 - November 21

Sagittarius: November 22 - December 21

Capricorn: December 22 - January 19

Aquarius: January 20 - February 18

Pisces: February 19 - March 20