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Thanks a lot! I've made corrections according to your advices. I've define planet that rises right behind the Sun as "Auriga", and planet that rises before the Sun as "Doryphoros". Is that correct?
On 03/28/2014 07:11 PM, Artem wrote:
Thanks a lot! I've made corrections according to your advices. I've define planet that rises right behind the Sun as "Auriga"
This is "Occidental"
, and planet that rises before the Sun as "Doryphoros".
This is "Oriental".
I didn't know what you meant with these, so I didn't change them in the ts file. Do you want to change it, or do you want me to change it and send another pull request?
Todd
Oh wait on that... I just realized you are talky about the doryphory. Wait on this. I need to check something out. The doryphory is are used in Hellenistic astrology. I practice Western Traditional, but I have a couple friends that practise Hellenistic Astrology. Let me check with them and get back to you.
Todd
On 03/28/2014 07:31 PM, Todd Carnes wrote:
On 03/28/2014 07:11 PM, Artem wrote:
Thanks a lot! I've made corrections according to your advices. I've define planet that rises right behind the Sun as "Auriga"
This is "Occidental"
, and planet that rises before the Sun as "Doryphoros".
This is "Oriental".
I didn't know what you meant with these, so I didn't change them in the ts file. Do you want to change it, or do you want me to change it and send another pull request?
Todd
"Doryphoros" and "Auriga" are in Astroprocessor ZET (http://zaytsev.com/index.html):
I know, but I wanted to make sure I had the definition right, before I told you...
The doryphory, or spear-bearers, are the planets that are in the same sign as the Sun (or Moon).
In the case of the Sun, they have to be oriental (rise before) to the Sun. In the case of the Moon, they have to be occidental (rise after) of the Moon. In the example you included it looks like the Moon is doryphory for both the Sun AND the Moon. Also, I think (but I'm not sure), the Moon probably should have been counted as doryphory for the Sun as well, but I'm not sure why it isn't in this picture.
I had forgotten about them, because I never use them.
I still don't know what Auriga means. Have you tried contacting the people that make Zet? (I always liked Zet, but haven't used it since version 7.)
Todd
On 03/28/2014 08:09 PM, Artem wrote:
"Doryphoros" and "Auriga" are in Astroprocessor ZET (http://zaytsev.com/index.html): 2014-03-29_035625 https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2737960/2556493/92c1ee14-b6d5-11e3-8c46-d7f29c75a113.png
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Sorry, I'm tired and need to go to bed. That should have read... "In the example you included, it looks like Mercury is doryphory for both the Sun AND the Moon."
Todd
On 03/28/2014 08:44 PM, Todd Carnes wrote:
In the example you included it looks like the Moon is doryphory for both the Sun AND the Moon.
There were a couple of things I wasn't sure of. If I wasn't sure what you meant. I left it the way you had it and left a comment in the ts file.