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Continue House tables, etc., page 2 Tables houses are a shortcut to building homes. Home systems, even the Equal House system, are actually quite complex. Most of us have no idea how to calculate them from scratch, I confess that I do not know. Of the 12 houses the corners are the simplest, but here everything is not so simple. For more additional assessment, see Bob McRansky's excellent main directions, primer calculation (now out of print, apology). For ephemeris, see Ephemeris pointing to the book in our list of ten. If you want to find more books like it, click on the star. American International House Tables, etc., page 2 For ephemeris, see Ephemeris Center of America 207 Victory Lane, Bel Air, MD 21014 Tel: 410-638-7761; Бесплатный (заказы только): 800-475-2272 Главная Автор Индекс Индекс Индекса Тема Индекс Ведических Книги Таро E-Mail: Дэйв Создан 1993, Астрология Центр Америки принадлежит и управляется Дэвид Роэлл. This entire site (AstroAmerica.com) is copyrighted 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 by William R. Roell. All rights are reserved. This article has a few problems. Please help improve it or discuss these issues on the discussion page. (Learn how and when to delete these template messages) This article may contain excessive or inappropriate links to self-published sources. Please help improve it by removing links to unreliable sources where they are misused. (June 2012) (Learn how and when to delete this template message) This article needs additional quotes to verify. Please help improve this article by adding quotes to reliable sources. Non-sources of materials can be challenged and removed. Find sources: House of Astrology - newspaper news book scientist JSTOR (July 2007) (Learn how and when to delete this template message) This article relies too much on links to the first source. Please improve this by adding secondary or tertiary sources. (June 2012) (Learn how and when to delete this template message) This article may have contained original research. Please improve it by checking the claims made and adding links. Applications consisting only of original research must be removed. (June 2012) (Learn how and when to delete this template message) (Learn how and when to remove this message template) AstrologyThe New Millennial astrological chart Reference and Science Astrology and Tradition, Types and Systems Traditions of Babylonian Hellenistic Islamic Islamic Chinese branches natal Horari Vte Most horoscopeary traditions of astrological systems divide the into a row (usually twelve) houses In the Hindu astrological tradition, they like Bhavas. Horoscope homes represent different areas of experience experience the energies of the signs and act, described in terms of physical environment, as well as personal life experience. Description This section requires additional citations to verify. Please help improve this article by adding quotes to reliable sources. Non-sources of materials can be challenged and removed. (June 2013) (Learn how and when to delete this template message) In this natal diagram, twelve promacher houses close to the central circle containing colored lines of aspects; This particular horoscope uses the Placidus home system. Each home system is also connected to the sign of the may depend on the rotational motion of the Earth on its axis, but there is a wide range of approaches to calculating the separation of the house and different opinions among the astrologers over which the house system is most accurate. To calculate the home, you need to know the exact time, date and location. In , some astrologers will use the time of birth set for noon or sunrise if the actual time of birth is unknown. However, an accurate interpretation of such a diagram cannot be expected. Houses are units of the plane (a large circle containing the orbit of the Sun, as seen from the Earth), while and place the horoscope in question. They are timed clockwise from the doorstep of the first house. Typically, houses from one to six are over the horizon, and houses from seven to twelve are above the horizon, but some systems may not fully respect this separation (particularly when the does not coincide with the threshold of the first house). Several methods for calculating the separation of the house stem from disagreements over what they mean mathematically (relative to space and time). All home systems in use twelve houses projected on the ecliptic. There are differences from which the fundamental plane is the object of the initial division and whether the divisions represent units of time or degree of distance. (quote is necessary) If space is the basis for the separation of the house, the chosen aircraft is divided into equal arcs of 30 degrees each. The difference will be made about whether these divisions are made directly on the ecliptic, or on the or some other large circle before being projected onto the ecliptic. If time is the basis for the separation of the house, it is necessary to change whether the houses are based on invariant equal (each house represents 2 hours of obvious movement of the sun every day) or temporary hours (day and night time are divided into six equal parts, but here the time hours will vary depending on the season and latitude.) Regardless of these different methods, all departments of the house in Western astrology share certain things in general : twelve house cusps are always projected onto the ecliptic; they'll all have a place on the doorstep of the first house eastern horizon and House is 180 longitudes, except for the sixth next home (1st opposes 7th; 2nd against 8th and so on). Twelve Homes This section needs additional quotes to check. Please help improve this article by adding quotes to reliable sources. Non-sources of materials can be challenged and removed. (June 2013) (Learn how and when to delete this template message) The following table is the basic plan of the houses as they are still understood today and includes traditional Latin names. Houses are pro-busters from the east down under the horizon, each of which represents a certain area of life. Many modern astrologers suggest that the houses belong to their respective signs, i.e. that the first house bears a natural resemblance to the first sign, , and so on. House Related Sign Latin motto Translation Contemporary title Interpretation 1 Aries Vita Life House of its own appearance, features and characteristics. Resourcefulness. Perspectives and impressions. Ego. Start and initiatives. The second Lucrum receives a house of valuable material and intangibles of a certain value. The money. Possessions and acquisitions. Growing. Substances. Self esteem. 3rd Fratres Order of the House of Exchange Communications. Distribution/generousness. Exploration/development. Achieve. Brothers. Locomotive and transport. Ephemera. 4th Parent Home of Home and Family Origin, Heritage, Roots. Early base and environment. Mother or caretaker. housing and household. Neighborhood matters. Comfort, safety. Neatness. Pets. Nati's 5th Children's Leisure and Leisure Home. Things that make for fun and entertainment. Games/gambling/risk. Romance and limerence. Children/conception. Creative self-expression. 6th Virgin Valetudo Health House Health Routine tasks and responsibilities. Skills or training have acquired. Employment (work). The service is done for others. Strength, vitality. Health and health care. 7th Uxor Spouses House Balance Partnership. Marriage and business matters. Diplomacy. Agreements, contracts and all official things. Balance. 8th Morse House of Death Transfiguration Cycles of Death and Rebirth. Sexual relationships and obligations of all kinds. Joint funds, finances. Another person's resource. Karma and Duty (Court). Regeneration. Self-reaphation. 9th Iter Passage House of Philosophy of Travel and Foreign Affairs. Culture. Extensions. Law and ethics. Education/learning/knowledge. Philosophical interests, belief systems. Experience through exploration. Things are long-term. 10th Regnum Kingdom House of Entrepreneurial Ambition. Motives. Career. Society and government. Father or power. Fame. Advantage. 11th Benefacta House of Support Blessings Benefits Effort. Friends and Minded. Belonging. Groups, communities and associations. Volunteering, philanthropy. Connectivity/network. Love. Wish to do it. Wealth. 12th Fish Carser Rehabilitation House Of Sacrifice Privacy, Asylum; solitude and retreat. Clandestiny / Secrets / Mystery. Intuition. Limbs, but also addiction. Good luck. Liberation/rejection, healing and calmness. Final/completion/conclusion. Modalities and triplyates similar to the way the signs are classified according to astrological modalities (Cardinal, Fixed and Mutable), homes are classified, according to expression mode like Angular, Succedent and Cadent. The key word modality (21) Houses of Corner Action 1st, 4th, 7th and 10th Succedent Security 2nd, 5th, 8th and 11th Cadent-Training 3rd, 6th, 9th and 12th Corner Houses are points of initiation and action represent; they belong to cardinal signs (Aries, Cancer, Libra and Capricorn). Successful homes are destinations and represent stabilization; successful houses refer to fixed signs (Taurus, Lion, Scorpio and Aquarius). And finally, cadent homes are transition points, and they represent change and adaptation; Cadent houses are variable signs (Twins, , Sagittarius and ). Again, following a similar classification of signs according to four classical elements (Fire, Earth, Air and Water), homes can be grouped by triplyity, which is related to the level of experience. Keyword House Fire Triplicity Identity 1st, 5th and 9th Earth Triplicality Material 2nd, 6th and 10th Air Triplicity Social, Intelligent 3rd, 7th and 11th Water Triple Soul, Emotional 4th, 8th and 12th In old astrological scriptures (e.g. ), the house can also be used as a synonym for residency or government, as in the proposal the Moon has its home in cancer, which means that Rakit ruled the Moon. It may be helpful to think of the ruling , in this case the Moon, as the owner of the 4th house, and sign, for example, Cancer as the CEO or landlord who manages the house. In an individual horoscope, any sign occupies a particular home can be seen as a tenant of the house. (See the Board section below.) Bhavas In Indian astrology, twelve houses are called Bhava and have values very similar to their Western counterparts. The houses are divided into four bhavas that indicate the mood or what the house stands for. These four bhava Dharma (debt), Arta (resources), Kama (fun) and Moksha (liberation). These bhavas are called purusharthas or goals in life. The ancient mystics of India realized that the strict way of yoga was not for everyone. They found that each human existence has four living goals: Dharma - 1st, 5th and 9th Bhavas - The need to find a path and a goal. Arta - 6th and 10th Bhavas - Acquisition Need the necessary resources and abilities to provide to accomplish the path and purpose. Kama - 3rd, 7th and 11th Bhavas - Need for pleasure and pleasure. Moksha - 4th, 8th and 12th Bhavas - The need to find liberation and enlightenment from the world. These 4 life goals are repeated in the above sequence 3 times through 12 bhavas: First round, bhavas 1 to 4, show process within the Personality. The second round, bhavas 5 to 8, show alchemy between other people. The third round, bhavas 9 to 12, show universalizing itself. Dharma (Debt) House of Art (Resources) House of Kama (Pleasure) House Moksha (Liberation) Houses 1 2 3 4 5 6 8 8 9 10 11 12 Homes for the Nation or Corporation In his 1920 book Arkan: Or Stock and Common Key, : A specific home indication for the Nation's Name for The Nation For the Corporation 1st Life of the Public, in which all forms of entrepreneurship and development. Shareholders. 2nd Profit Price Money, Trade, Returns, Ingots imports, exchange accounts, etc. 3rd Brothers Railways, Tram Tracks, Omnibuses, Traction of All Kinds, Movement, Phone, Planes, Canals, Bridges and Transportation, as well as Postal Service and all means of communication. 4th parent real estate, exploration of land, mines, development, crops, production of raw materials from the soil. 5 children's educational issues, art, theaters, cinemas, entertainment and schools. 6th Health Foodstuffs, clothing, equipment, supply equipment, upholstery, furniture, construction and upfitting. Staff. 7th spouse accounting, banking, corporations, exchanges, contracts, equity, discounting, shooting, evaluation, will, etc. 8th death of waste, preservation, dredging, gasoline, paraffin, gasoline, medical supplies, chemicals and nitrates. 9th Travel Insurance, cables, publishing, wireless communications, X-rays, liners and foreign affairs. 10th Kingdom of Public Affairs, Government and Political Activities in general. The chairman or key person in charge of this. 11th support for treasury, bonds, government loans, electric and gas companies. The board of directors. 12th rehabilitation laundry, breweries, fish boots mfgrs, hosiery and refrigeration. Home Division Systems This section needs additional citations to check. Please help improve this article by adding quotes to reliable sources. Non-sources of materials can be challenged and removed. (June 2013) (Learn how and when to delete this template message) This 18th-century Icelandic manuscript depicts twelve astrological houses with signs of a planetary ruler, or perhaps planetary joy. There are many home separation systems. In most cases, the ecliptic is divided into houses and ascending (eastern horizon) threshold, or beginning, of the first home, and descendant (western horizon) marks the threshold of the seventh house. Many systems are called quadrant home systems, and use (medium coeli) as a 10th home cusp. Goals for the home system include the simplicity of computing; Alignment with the concept of a quadrant (rising on the doorstep of the first house and in the middle of the tenth); certain and significant behavior in the polar regions; acceptable treatment of high-latitude celestial bodies (a particular problem from high latitudes on the Earth's surface); and symbolic value. No system could fully meet all the criteria, so each of them represented a different compromise. The hugely popular Placidus and Koch systems in particular can generate uncertain results in polar circles. Research and discussion on the merits of the various home systems is under way. The early forms of house separation of babylonians may have been the first to publish the concept of house separation. Specifically, they accustomed birth according to three time-sharing systems: (a) the three-part separation of night into clocks, (b) the division of nychthemeron into four parts in relation to sunrise and sunset, and (c) the twelve-part division of daytime into hours. Babylonian astronomers have studied the time of the elevation of signs and calculated the elevation tables for their latitude, but it will take longer to measure the Egyptians and introduce the concept of ascending, around the 2nd century BC, to give astrological homes their first recognizable structure and meaning, in terms of classical Western astrology. The earliest forms of house separation were those that communicated with the zodiac signs along the ecliptic or run parallel. The whole sign in the entire signage system, sometimes referred to as the Sign-House system, houses 30 degrees each. The ascendant marks the ascending sign, and the first house begins with a zero degree of the zodiac sign in which the ascendant falls, no matter how sooner or later in this sign ascending. The next sign after the rising sign becomes the 2nd house, the sign after that the 3rd house, and so on. In other words, each house is completely filled with one sign. It was the basic system used in the Hellenistic tradition of astrology and also used in Indian astrology as well as in some early traditions of medieval astrology. It is considered the oldest system of separation of the house. The whole Sign system may have been developed in the Hellenistic tradition of astrology sometime around the 1st or 2nd century BC, and from there it may have passed to the Indian and early medieval traditions of astrology; though the line of thought that claims that it has been transferred to India from Western places is hotly contested. In the In the medieval period, probably around the 10th century, entire sign houses fell into disrepair in Western tradition, and by the 20th century the system was completely unknown in the Western astrological community, although constantly used in India today. Beginning in the 1980s and 1990s, the system was re-opened and reintroduced into Western astrology. The difference between equal houses and whole sign houses is that in general the sign of the house on the doorstep of the 1st house is the beginning of the sign that contains an ascendant, while in equal houses the degree of ascending is itself the threshold of the 1st house. The equal house in the equal system of the house ecliptic is also divided into twelve divisions of 30 degrees, although the houses are measured in 30 degrees in a step, starting with the ascending degree. It starts with the ascendant, which acts as a cusp or starting point of the 1st house, then the second house starts exactly 30 degrees later in the zodiac order, then the third house starts exactly 30 degrees later in the zodiac order from the 2nd house, and so on. Proponents of the equal house system argue that it is more accurate and less distorted at higher latitudes (especially above 60 degrees) than placidean and other quadrant home systems. Space home systems in this type of system, the definition of houses includes the division of the sphere into twelve equal moons, perpendicular fundamental plane (the systems of Morinus and Reggiomontanus are two notable exceptions). The Spatial System of the House Fundamental Point of Countdown of the Plane Department (s) Projection on the ecliptic 1st cusp 10th cusp The entire sign of the Ecliptic 12 equal sectors 30 in longitude Ascending sign - 0 ascending mark 0 non-agesimal mark Equal House Longitude Asc (Asc) Asc Nonagesimal (Asc - 90o) M-House Longitude MC (MC) MC 90o MC Porfiry Trisection MC-Asc longitude arc (11th, 12th cusps) Trisection arc longitude Asc-IC (2nd , 3rd cusps) Longitudes MC, Asc and IC 'Asc Carter's Equatorial Celestial Equator 12 equal sectors 30 in RA (2 sidereal clocks) RA Asc Along large circles containing the celestial poles not MC RA MC East Point (Equatorial Ascendant) MC Morinus Along large circles containing the ecliptic poles Asc MC Campanus Prime vertical 12 equal sectors 30 as an equal house, but the house is measured in 30 degree increments, starting with the longitude of middle age, which acts as a cusp or starting point of the 10th home. The ascendant does not match the threshold for the 1st house. (quote needed) Each quadrant of the ecliptic is divided into three equal parts between the four corners. This is the oldest quadrant style system of house separation. Although this system is attributed to Porfiria Of Tyros, it was first described by the 2nd century astrologer Vettius Walesa in the third book of his astrological collection known as Anthology. Carter's Poly Equatorial System was described by the English astrologer Charles E. O. Carter (1887-1968) in his essays on the basics of astrology. The division of the house begins on the right ascending ascending and to it added 30o of the right ascent for each successive cusp. These rapids are then rearranged from the point of view of celestial longitude, projecting them along large circles containing the north and south celestial poles. The first house cusp coincides with the longitude of the ascending, but the 10th house cusp is not identical to Midheaven. Meridian, also known as the Axial System, or Equatorial System, divides the celestial equator into twelve 30 sectors (starting with the local meridian) and projects them onto the ecliptic along large circles containing the north and south celestial poles. Ecliptic crossings with these large circles provide house cusps. Thus, the 10th house on the doorstep is equal to Midheaven, but East Point (also known as Equatorial Ascendant) is now the first house on the doorstep. Each house is exactly two sidereal hours. This system was proposed by Australian astrologer David Cope in the early 20th century and became the most popular system with the Uranium School of Astrology. The ascendant (crossing the ecliptic and horizon) retains its value in interpreting diagrams through sign and aspects, but not as the determinant of the house, so this home system can be used at any latitude. Morinus French mathematician Jean Baptiste Morinus Regiomontanus Heavenly Equator is divided into twelve, and these divisions are projected onto the ecliptic along large circles that take in the northern and southern points on the horizon. Named after the German astronomer and astrologer Johann Muller from Koenigsberg. The Regiomontanus system was later largely replaced by the Placidus system. (quote needed) Campanus Prime vertical (a large circle taking in the and the eastern point on the horizon) is divided into twelve, and these divisions are projected onto the ecliptic along large circles that take in the northern and southern points on the horizon. This is due to Campanus Novara, but the method is known to have been used before its time. Sine-oid sinusoidal separation systems of houses are similar to Porfiri's, except that instead of each quadrant divided into three houses of the same size, the average house in each quadrant shrinks or expands depending on whether the quadrant less than 90 degrees. In other words, homes smooth around the zodiac with a difference or ratio in quadrant sizes extends in a continuous sinusitis way from extended to compressed houses. The sinusoidal houses were invented and first published by Walter Pullen in his astrological program Astrolog in 1994. Krusinski/Pisa/Goelzer A recently published (1988) house system, opened by Georg Goelzer, based on a large circle passing through the ascendant and zenith. This circle is divided into 12 equal parts (1st threshold ascending, 10th threshold zenith), then the resulting points are projected onto the ecliptic through meridian circles. Home tables for this system were published in 1995 in Poland. This home system is also known as Amphora in the Czech Republic, after it was proposed there by Milan Paya after studying Astronomica Manilius under this name (Konstelace No 22 in: AMFORA - nov' syst'm astrologick'ch dom (1997) and in the Amphora booklet - algoritmy nov'h syst ma'home (1998). (quote is needed) Alchabitius Time House Systems The predecessor system to Placidus, which largely replaced Porphyry. The difference with Placidore is that the time it takes for the ascendant to reach the meridian is divided equally into three parts. The Alchabitius house system was very popular in Europe before the introduction of the Regiomontanus system. Placidus is the most used home system in modern Western astrology. The paths drawn for each degree of ecliptic to go from to the horizon, and from horizon to middle age, are trisected to determine the thresholds of houses 2, 3, 11 and 12. Opposite them are houses 8, 9, 5 and 6. The Placidus system is sometimes not defined by the polar circles (latitudes over 66 or 66 degrees) because certain degrees are polar (never touch the horizon), and the planets falling into them cannot be attributed to homes without expanding the system. This result is a weakness of the Placidean system according to its critics, who often cite the exclusive proportions of the house at higher latitudes. Named after the 17th-century astrologer Placidus, it is believed that the Placidus system was first mentioned about the 13th century in Arabic literature, but the first confirmed publication was in 1602 by Giovanni Antonio Magini (1555-1617) in his book Tabula Primi Mobilization, quas Directionem Vulgo Dicunt. The first documentary use from the Czech, 1627. He was later popularized by the Catholic Church as an argument for the geocentric theory of the Ptolemy Solar System, in a campaign against heliocentric theory. Placidus, a professor of mathematics, was named as its author to give him confidence in his contemporaries. Placidus remains the most popular system among English-speaking We need Koch's rather more complex version of the Placidus system, built on equal increments of Right Ascension for each quadrant. The Koch system was developed by German astrologer Walter Koch (1895-1970) and is defined only for latitudes between 66 and 66 degrees Celsius. This system is popular among astrologers in the U.S. and among the German language, but in Central Europe has lost some popularity in the system of the house of Kruschinsky. (quote is needed) Topocentric This is a recent system invented in Argentina that its creators claim has been defined empirically, i.e. by observing events in people's lives and assessing the geometry of the home system that will fit. House cusps are always within the extent of those given in the Placidus system. The topocentric system can also be described as an approximation algorithm to the Placidus system. The topocentric houses are also called Polich-Page, after the names of the house system's creators, Wendel Polic and A. Page Nelson. Chart Gallery Follows charts displaying different home systems over the same time and location. A high-latitude city (Stockholm, Sweden) was chosen to better compare the systems to be distorted, and the time corresponds to the long sign of ascent (Cancer). All the usual lines of aspects, degrees and glyphs were removed for clarity. The entire house units Equal (Asc) House units of M-House House units Of Porphyry House units Meridian House units Of Morinus House units Regiomontanus House units Campanus House units Alcabitius House units Koch House units MC's non-quadrant house system Whole Sign and equal system of the house Middle Coeli (Midheaven) does not operate as a threshold or a 10th home. Instead, the MC moves around the top half of the chart, and can land anywhere in the 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, depending on latitude. THE MC retains its common features, but it does not act as the starting point of the 10th house, so in equal house it adds additional definition and meaning to THE MC and cusps involved, but always the MC is the same in interpretations as other home systems. It is also a more common criticism of the whole sign and the equal method of the house, as it concerns the location of the Middle Coeli (Midheaven), the highest point in the chart. In an equal home system, ascending/descendant and midheaven/IC axes can vary from perpendicular to each other (from approximate. No-5 deg in the majority at the equator up to approximately. As a result, equal houses counted from the ascendant cannot generally place in the middle of it on the doorstep of the tenth house, where many believe it would be symbolically desirable. Because this point is related to career, and image, the argument is that Midheaven, therefore, should be on the cusp of a similar tenth house. It was also associated with the expansion with Capriogo (the tenth sign of the zodiac). The equal home system always takes the MC to be primarily the most important career indicator, but the 10th home cusp is just like a weak 2nd MC cusp and will be taken into account, but not at the expense of the MC. Because the All Sign and Equal House system takes Midhaven into account but relies on the location of the Ascendant, it can be found anywhere between the 8th and 11th houses. The Board in this section does not provide any sources. Please help improve this section by adding links to reliable sources. Non-sources of materials can be challenged and removed. (June 2013) (Learn how and when to remove this pattern message) In Hellenistic, Vedic, Medieval and Renaissance astrology, each house is controlled by a planet that rules the sign on its doorstep. For example, if a person has a Aries sign on the doorstep of his 7th home, the planet Mars is said to rule the 7th house. This means that when the planet is given home, the trappings of the planet will have some relevance to the themes associated with this home in the life of the person whose diagram is analyzed. This planet is considered very important for events specifically related to the themes of this house; in fact, its placement on the graph will have at least as much impact on the graph as the planets placed in the house. In traditional Western and , each sign is under the rule of one of the 7 visible planets (note that in astrology, the Sun and Moon are considered planets, which literally means wanderers, i.e. wandering stars, as opposed to fixed stars). In addition, some modern astrologers who follow the doctrine of X'Y or Planet'Sign-House, which was first taught by Alan Leo in the early 20th century, believe that some houses are also under authority or have an affinity with the planet that controls the corresponding zodiac sign. For example, Mars is the ruler of the 1st house, because it rules Aries, the first sign; Mercury rules (or has an affinity with) the 3rd house because it manages Gemini, the third sign; this concept is sometimes referred to as natural rule as opposed to the former, which is known as accidental rule. (quote is necessary) Notes : Arroyo (1989), page 111. Hon (1978), page 281-284 - What to do if you don't know the time of birth. Astrologyclub.org October 28, 2016. DeVore (1948), sub. tit. Homes - Kenton (1974), page 17 - Hon (1978) p. 89 - Dobyns, SipborA P. (1973), page 10 - First house in astrology. Second home in astrology. The third house in astrology. Fourth home in astrology. Fifth house in astrology. Sixth house in astrology. ^ Seventh house in astrology. Eighth house in astrology. Ninth house in astrology. Tenth house in astrology. Eleventh house in astrology. Twelfth house in astrology. Hon (1978), page 91 - b Arroyo (1989), page 114 - Hampar, Joan (2017). Beginner astrology: an easy way to read a chart. Woodbury, Minnesota: Llewellyn Publications. page 54. ISBN 9780738711065. Brihat Parachara Chora Sashtra, VedicAstroyoga.com Separial (2010). Arkana: Or stock and key share (Facsimile reissue 1920 original ed.). Whitefish, MT: Kessinger Publishing. ISBN 978-1162632674. This article includes text from this source that is in the public domain. At home. October 28, 2016. Parker (1990), page 12 - Rochberg (1998) p. 35 - James Holden. Ancient House Division (PDF). Received on August 4, 2016. Tester (1987), page 25 - Hand (2000), p.1 - Holden (1982), p. 19-28. Also see Rob Hand, Whole House Sign: The Oldest House System, ARHAT Publications, 2000. HOUSES - Astrology Booth. 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