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Of the
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Tangent of 51° 32' - . | - | 10 . 09991 |
Tangent of | - | 9 . 65904 |
Sine of the asc. diff. of 2r | = | 9 . 75895 |
Prom | 90° | 0' | |
Subtract asc. cliff. | 35 | 2 | |
54 | 58 | the semi-arc of |
Tangent of 51° 32' | 10 . 09991 | |
Tangent of | 0 . 55434 | |
Sine of the asc. cliff, of | = | 9 . 65425 |
From | 90° | O' | |
Subtract the asc. cliff. | 26 | 49 | |
63 | 11 | the semi-arc of the |
Add the semi-arc of | - | 54° | 68' |
To the semi-arc of | 63 | 11 | |
Sum | 118 | 9 |
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E. A. of | 282 | .47 |
R. A. of | 254 | .22 |
Difference between the R. A. | 28. | 25 |
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R. A. of | 282. | 47 |
R. A. of M. C. | 248 | , 3 |
Distance of the ap-plying planet | 34 | 44 |
As 118° 9' the sum of the semi-arcs, is to 54° 58' the semi-arc of
, so is their difference in R. A. 28° 25' to the secondary distance required : viz. 13° 13'.
Distance of the applying star | 34° | 44' | Primary |
Subtract the secondary distance | 13 | 13 | |
Arc of direction | 21 | 31 |
Which turned into time by the foregoing Table, answers to the exact period of her dissolution.
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The |
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By progressive direction the planets were thus posited:
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90 | 8' | 9° | 16' | 7° | 12'R 6° | 48'R 17° | 19' 20° | 54' | 18° | 21' | 4° | 21' |
In which it is worthy of remark, that the
applied to the radical
of
. - The same planet which in the primary direction was endued with such noxious influence; a singular agreement between the celestial agency of cause and effect, that is probably unanswerable by the enemies of the science.
We will now refer to the doctrine of periodical direction; and first, with respect to the time when the illustrious native entered the pale of wedlock. The marriage took place on the 2nd of May, 1816, or twenty years and nearly four months of her age. Now we have before observed, that in a female horoscope the
is invariably the chief significator of marriage. By referring to the Table of Periods, we find the
returns to his own place at nineteen years old, to which if we add 25° 18' the space of the zodiac he moves in sixteen months (deducting a few days,) it brings his true place by period to 12° 12'
the exact place of
at birth! Probably nothing could better depicture the truth of the science, or the excellence of this discovery relative to these celestial periods than the above instance.
The celestial directions (by periods) at the time of death, were as follows:
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10° | 54' | 0° | 25' | 29° | 34'| 7° | 12' | 2° | 26' | 29°. | 39' | 7° | 37' |
Here we have the
in
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to the radical
; Saturn by period nearly in semiquartile to the radical
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in exact
to
at birth; and lastly the
just entering the sign
, the opposite sign to her place in the horoscope, and within a week's celestial motion of the violent and malignant conjunction of
, the same evil planet who at the instant of birth by his anaretical rays forbade the duration of that inestimable life, which was so highly prized by the generality of the English nation.
 
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