Hellenistic Astrology: The Study of Fate and Fortune
Chris Brennan. . Amor Fati Publications, 2017.
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A practitioner-scholar synthesis: comprehensive and well referenced, but not peer-reviewed philology. This site cites it with that characterisation.
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- Aquarius
- For the modern division between Saturn and Uranus as Aquarius's ruler.
- Aspects
- For the Hellenistic material on configuration and aversion, characterised as a practitioner-scholar synthesis rather than peer-reviewed philology.
- Gemini
- For the Egyptian bounds as the scheme the Hellenistic corpus overwhelmingly uses.
- House Division
- For whole sign as the Hellenistic default and its place in the modern traditional revival; a practitioner-scholar synthesis, not peer-reviewed philology.
- Jupiter
- For the sect apparatus.
- Mars
- For the sect apparatus.
- Mercury
- For the sect apparatus and Mercury's phase-dependent rule.
- Pisces
- For the modern division between Jupiter and Neptune as Pisces's ruler.
- Saturn
- For the sect apparatus and its recovery in the modern traditional revival.
- Sect
- For the modern traditional revival's recovery of sect, characterised as a practitioner-scholar synthesis rather than peer-reviewed philology.
- The angles
- For the Hellenistic treatment of the four pivots, characterised as a practitioner-scholar synthesis rather than peer-reviewed philology.
- Venus
- For the sect apparatus.