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THE studies preliminary to astronomical prognostication, O Syrus! are two: the one, first alike in order and in power, leads to the knowledge of the figurations of the Sun, the Moon, and the stars; and of their relative aspects to each other, and to the earth: the other takes into consideration the changes which their aspects create, by means of their natural properties, in objects under their influence.
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vespertine position, prorogatory place, ecliptical place, occidental horizon, equatorial hours, horary times, occidental angle, equatorial times, temporal hours, oriental horizon, meridian above the earth, bicorporeal signs, equatorial degrees, more occidental, chief dominion, preceding place, mundane parallels, attendant stars, succedent house, equinoctial signs, ruling places, oblique ascension, preceding degree, masculine signs, summer tropic
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North East, North West, South East, South West, Asia Magna, Doctrine of Ascensions, Book of the Almagest, Fide Chapters, Moxon's Mathematical Dictionary
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