Every Introductory Medieval Text Begins With Discussion of the Natures of the Signs

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Every introductory medieval text begins with discussion of the natures of the signs, planets, aspects, and the si interconnectedness of the entire astrological system. The first of these basics is ty pically the natures of the planets. This teaches the student the basic qualities and Following that are discussions on the qualities of the signs. This introduces students to the signs of the zodiac Classical aspect theory is as thoughtprovo!ing as it is complex. "ometimes referred to as #configurations# in The significations of the twelve terrestrial houses becomes an immensely helpful resource of !nowledge when Finally, t he dignities and debilities of the planets give qualitative insight into the significations of the planets b "...that he who shall learn the nature of the planets and signs without exact judgment of the houses, is like an improvident man, that furnishes himself with a variety of household stuff, having no place wherein to stow them." - William Lilly, Christian strology

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Every introductory medieval text begins with discussion of the natures of the signs, planets, aspects, an

interconnectedness of the entire astrological system.

The first of these basics is typically the natures of the planets. This teaches the student the basic qualit

Following that are discussions on the qualities of the signs. This introduces students to the signs of the

Classical aspect theory is as thoughtprovo!ing as it is complex. "ometimes referred to as #configurati

The significations of the twelve terrestrial houses becomes an immensely helpful resource of !nowledg

Finally, the dignities and debilities of the planets give qualitative insight into the significations of the pl

"...that he who shall learn the nature of the planets and signs without exact judgment of the

houses, is like an improvident man, that furnishes himself with a variety of household stuff,having no place wherein to stow them." 

- William Lilly, Christian strology