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A few nice astrology images I found:
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Title: The astrologer of the nineteenth century
Year: 1825 (1820s)
Authors: Raphael, pseud., 1795-1832 Anglicus, Merlinus, junior, Gent
Subjects: Astrology Occultism
Publisher: London : Knight & Lacey
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denoting the two eternal principles in union; denoting the creation ofthe third principle ; denoting the six working properties of eternal na-ture in their everlasting rest; denoting fire and water in an harmo-nious union; denoting the two tinctures restored into One, who isall in all, or without whom there can be nothing; denoting that * A translation of the famous Latin MSS. by Sir P. Rubens, annexed to histreatise on the Proportions of the Human Figure, Cabalistic Principles, &c. &c.This valuable morceau of antiquity was sold at Hugiers famous sale at Paris, andpurchased by the late Richard Cosway, Esq. R. A. MAGIC CEREMONIES, &C. 233 all whatever was, or is, or shall be, is of, and through, and to, thatOne ; denoting almost the whole instance of time and eternity, as thesame, in our age, is laid open by Jacob Behmen, that blessed instru-ment in the hands of the Spirit of God; on which account, I mayjustly call this seal or character prophetical:) when this character, I
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say, spiritualized, and only with addition of a cross, which is notexpressed therein directly (and no wonder that it was not in thosedays), shall be the broad seal, not only of the eternal King of kings,but also of every one of his subjects; and not only of that everlastingkingdom of Light and Glory, but also of every individual inhabitantthereof; although not in all of the same size, but in some broader,and in others narrower, yet, in all of them, from the highest to thelowest, the very same, as to its spiritual shape and figure. Amen,Hallelujah ! EXTRACT II. Being Part of an Explanation of three wonderful Tables, representingthe three States of Man, viz. his Perfect State, his Fallen State, andhis Restored State. Though Adam was really created in this world, even upon earth,and introduced into Paradise, which was upon, or was greening orbudding forth through this earth, yet still his distance from, and hisheight above it, was so great, that no spirit of reason—no, not in the 234 T
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Image from page 428 of “The astrologer of the nineteenth century” (1825)
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Identifier: astrologerofnine00raph
Title: The astrologer of the nineteenth century
Year: 1825 (1820s)
Authors: Raphael, pseud., 1795-1832 Anglicus, Merlinus, junior, Gent
Subjects: Astrology Occultism
Publisher: London : Knight & Lacey
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amity is threatened. If the fortunes, in a nativity, fall inthe tenth house, and the moon has good latitude, and is free fromaffliction, the native will become eminently great. Several planetsbeing in sympathy, and terms of amity, it declares that success willdistinguish a person whose nativity is so marked. The moon, in thesecond house, has been deemed a token of mutable fortune ; but I amof opinion, if she be in sextile or trine with 3lupitet or ©emi0, theperson will enjoy great wealth in the decline of life. The moon is considered to be the significator of the people in everykingdom or state, and the gun is that of the head, or ruler, of suchstate. Thus, when the 01m or moon is eclipsed in houses which areoccupied by the ascendants of any kingdom, and are in square at thesame time to Saturn or ar£, much dissatisfaction may be expectedto prevail in the state signified by the constellation; and more so, if$®slx0 and Saturn be in conjunction or opposition. ILLUSTRATION, No. XLII.
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Fragment the Third.Men of rare and excellent endowments have frequently declaredthat the progress and signification of the planetary world were themost useful studies of mankind ; as, by reasonably comprehending the 382 THE ASTROLOGER OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY. inteRtions of the Great Supreme, a religious adoration animates themind of the astrologer, which becomes.convinced of the omnipotenceof God by the miracles that have proceeded from the Almighty hand,causing him to exclaim, How infinite are thy bounteous blessings uponearth !—How truly wonderful is the motion and influence of the pla-nets, whose operations regulate the destiny of empires, and producethe happiness or misery of mortals ! In all ages occult philosophy has had its champions as well as anta-gonists ; and this will be the case in every age of the world, as thestudies and inclinations of men vary: and most are aware, that thereis no such thing as human perfection upon earth. The greatest ofphilosophers, and the best
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