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The Astrology Book the Encyclopedia of Heavenly Influences Astrology FM.qxp 12/22/08 12:15 PM Page i y A BOUT THE AUTHOR James R. Lewis has worked as a professional astrologer for more than 25 years. Among astrologers, he is best known for his innovative work on Baby- lonian astrology and on the astrological significance of the planetary moons. Having completed his graduate work in religious studies at the Univer- sity of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Prof. Lewis has an extensive background in history, psychology, philosophy, and comparative religion, including reli- gious cults. He is an internationally recognized authority on nontraditional religious groups and currently teaches religious studies at the University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point. Prof. Lewis is the author of Visible Ink’s The Death and Afterlife Book, Angels A to Z, and The Dream Encyclopedia. Other titles include Doomsday Prophecies: A Complete Guide to the End of the World, Magical Religion and Mod- ern Witchcraft, and Peculiar Prophets: A Biographical Dictionary of New Religions, and the forthcoming Oxford Handbook of New Religious Movements. His work has received recognition in the form of Choice’s Outstanding Academic Title award and Best Reference Book awards from the American Library Associa- tion and the New York Public Library Association. Astrology FM.qxp 12/22/08 12:15 PM Page ii A LSO FROM V ISIBLE I NK P RESS Angels A to Z The Death and Afterlife Book: The Encyclopedia of Death, Near Death, and Life after Death The Dream Encyclopedia The Fortune-Telling Book: The Encyclopedia of Divination and Soothsaying Real Ghosts, Restless Spirits, and Haunted Places The Religion Book: Places, Prophets, Saints, and Seers The UFO Book: Encyclopedia of the Extraterrestrial Unexplained! Strange Sightings, Incredible Occurrences, and Puzzling Physical Phenomena The Vampire Book: The Encyclopedia of the Undead The Werewolf Book: The Encyclopedia of Shape-Shifting Beings The Witch Book: The Encyclopedia of Witchcraft, Wicca, and Neo-paganism Please visit us at visibleink.com. Astrology FM.qxp 12/22/08 12:15 PM Page iii The Astrology Book The Encyclopedia of Heavenly Influences Second Edition Astrology FM.qxp 12/22/08 12:15 PM Page iv For my partner and wife Eve, who originally inspired this project, and without whose support this book might never have been completed. Astrology FM.qxp 12/22/08 12:15 PM Page v XXX THE ASTROLOGY BOOK The Encyclopedia of Heavenly Influences JAMES R. LEWIS Detroit Astrology FM.qxp 12/22/08 12:15 PM Page vi THE ©2003 by Visible Ink Press™ This publication is a creative work fully protected by all applicable copyright laws, as STROLOGY well as by misappropriation, trade secret, unfair competition, and other applicable laws. A No part of this book may be reproduced in any form without permission in writing from the publisher, except by a reviewer who wishes to quote brief passages in con- BOOK nection with a review written for inclusion in a magazine or newspaper. All rights to this publication will be vigorously defended. Visible Ink Press™ 43311 Joy Road #414 Canton, MI 48187-2075 Visible Ink Press is a trademark of Visible Ink Press LLC. Most Visible Ink Press books are available at special quantity discounts when pur- chased in bulk by corporations, organizations, or groups. Customized printings, special imprints, messages, and excerpts can be produced to meet your needs. For more infor- mation, contact Special Markets Director, Visible Ink Press, at www.visibleink.com. Art Director: Mary Claire Krzewinski Typesetting: Graphix Group ISBN 1-57859-144-9 The Astrology Book is the second edition of The Astrology Encyclopedia. CIP on file with the Library of Congress. Printed in the United States of America All rights reserved 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Astrology FM.qxp 12/22/08 12:15 PM Page vii y C ONTENTS Introduction [xiii] Acknowledgments [xxviii] Contributors [xxix] Astrological Glyphs and Abbreviations [xxxi] Anomalistic Period (Anomaly; Anom- alistic Year) X Antipathy X Antiscion A ................[1] X Antivertex X Anubis X Anuradha X Abu¯ Ma‘shar X Abundantia X Acciden- Aphelion X Aphrodite X Apogee X tal Ascendant X Accidental Dignity X Apollo X Apollon X Aporhoea X Achilles X Acronycal X Adad X Apparent Motion X Applying Aspect Adams, Evangeline X Adjusted Calcu- (Approaching Aspect) X Appulse X lation Date X Admetos X Adorea X Aquarius X Aquinas, Thomas X Ara X Aestival Signs X Aeternitas X Affinity Arabic Parts X Arachne X Archer X X Affliction X Age of Aquarius (Aquar- Ardra X Aries X Armillary Sphere X ian Age) X Ages of Man X Agricultural Armisticia X Artemis X Arthur X Astrology (Planting by the Signs) X Air Ascendant (Rising Sign) X Ascendant Signs X Albedo X Al-Biruni X Alco- Axis X Ascension, Long and Short X holism X Aletheia X Almagest X Ashwini X Aslesha X Aspect X Aspec- Almanac X Almuten X Altitude X tarian X Association for Astrological Ambrosia X American Council of Vedic Networking X Astarte X Asteroids X Astrology X American Federation of Astraea X Astro*Carto* Graphy X Astrologers X Amicitia X Amor X Astrodiagnosis X Astrodynes X Astro- Anahita X Androgynous Planet X labe X Astrologer X Astrological Asso- Angle (Angular) X Angular Distance X ciation of Great Britain X Astrological Angular Houses X Angular Velocity X Data X Astrology X Astromancy X THE ASTROLOGY BOOK [vii] Astrology FM.qxp 12/22/08 12:15 PM Page viii Contents Astronomy X Ate X Athene X Atlantis Church of Light X Circe X Clark, Ver- X Attila X Autumnal Equinox (Fall non E. X Clement, Stephanie Jean X Equinox) X Axial Rotation X Azimuth Clementina X Climacteric Conjunction X Clio X Cochrane, David X Cold X Coleman, Cathy X Collective Uncon- scious (Archetypes) X Colors and the X X X B................[81] Zodiac Combust Comets Com- manding (Obeying) X Common X Bacchus X Bacon, Francis X Bailey, Common Planet X Composite Chart X Alice A. X Bailey, E. H. X Barren Signs Concept Asteroids X Conception (Con- X Beer X Beholding X Bellona X Benef- ception Charts) X Conceptive Signs X ic (Benefic Aspects; Benefic Planets) X Concordia X Configuration X Conjunc- Bennett, Sidney Kimball (Wynn) X tion X Constantia X Constellation X Berosus X Besieged X Bestial Signs X Contemporary Academic Study of Bettina X Bharani X The Bible and Astrology X Contraparallel X Con- Astrology X Bicorporeal X Biquintile X trascion X Converse Directions X Cor- Birth Control, Astrological X Birth rection X Correspondences, Law of X Moment X Birthplace System X Bitter Co-significator X Cosmic Patterns Soft- Signs X Blue Moon X Bonatti, Guido X ware X Cosmobiology X Crab X Cres- Boomerang X Boreal Signs X Bowl Pat- centia X Crowley, Aleister X Culmina- tern X Bradley, Donald A. (Garth tion X Culpepper, Nicolas X Culture and Allen) X Brady, Bernadette X Brahe, Cosmos X Cunningham, Donna X Tycho X Broken Signs (Mutilated Signs; Cupido X Curry, Patrick X Cusp Imperfect Signs) X Broughton, Luke Dennis X Brutish Signs X Bucket Pat- tern X Bull X Bundle Pattern X Busi- ness Astrology D ..............[193] Daily Motion X Dawson, Graham X Day Horoscope X Days of the Week X C ..............[107] Death Chart X Debility X Decan Cadent House X Calendar X Campanus (Decanate) X Decile X Declination X System X Campion, Nicholas X Cancer Decreasing or Increasing in Light X X Capricorn X Caput Draconis X Cardi- Decumbiture X Degree X Degree Rising nal Signs X Carter, Charles E. O. X X Degrees, Meanings of X Delineation Casting the Horoscope X Cat (Rabbit) X Dembowska X Demeter X Depression X Cauda Draconis X Cazimi X Celestial X Descendant X Detriment X Dexter X Coordinates X Celestial Equator X Dhanistha X Diana X Dignity X Direct Celestial Sphere X Centaurs X Centilo- X Directions X Dispositor X Dissociate quium X Ceres X Chakras and Astrolo- Aspects X Dissociate Signs X Diurnal X gy X Chaney, W. H. X Charis X Chi- Divisional Charts X Dog X Dog Days X nese Astrology X Chinese Calendar X Dolphin X Domal Dignity X Domicile Chinese Zodiac X Chiron X Chitra X X Doryphory X Double Signs X Dragon Choisnard, Paul X Choleric X Chris- X Dragon’s Head X Dragon’s Tail X tianity and Astrology X Christino, Dreyer, Ronnie Gale X Dudu X Dun- Karen X Chronocrators X Chronos X can, Adrian X Dwad [viii] THE ASTROLOGY BOOK Astrology FM.qxp 12/22/08 12:15 PM Page ix Contents Michel X Gemini X Gemstones and Astrology X Genethliacal Astrology X E ...............[211] Genetics and Astrology X Geniture X Eagle X Earth Signs X Earthquakes X Geocentric Astrology X Geographical East Point X Ebertin, Reinhold X Astrology X George, Demetra X Eccentric X Eclipse X Ecliptic (Via George, Llewellyn X Georgium Sidus X Solis, the Sun’s Path) X Egyptian Gilgamesh X Glyphs X Goat X Grand Astrology X Electional Astrology X Ele- Cross (Cosmic Cross) X Grand Trine X ments X Eleutheria X Elevation X Elon- Grant, Ernest A. X Gratia X Great Cir- gation X Elpis X Ephemeral Map X cle X Greenwich Time X Gurdjieff, Ephemeral Motion X Ephemeris X George Ivanovitch X Guttman, Arielle Epicycle X Equal House System X Equa- tor X Equinoctial Signs X Equinox X Erato X Erlewine, Michael X Eros X Erratics X Esoteric Astrology X Esoteric H ..............[289] Rulerships X Esoteric Technologies X Essential Dignity X Esther X Ethics and Hades X Hagar X Halloran Software X Astrology X Eunice X Euphrosyne X Hamburg School X Hansa X Hard Euterpe X Exaltation X Executive Type Aspects X Harmonia X Harmonic X Experiential Astrology X Externalize Astrology X Harmonic Chart X Hasta X Heavy Planets X Hebe X Heindel, Max X Hekate X Heliacal X Helio X Heliocentric Astrology X Hemisphere X Hera X Herschel X Hesperus X Hes-
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