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Jean-Baptiste Morin
Astrologia Gallica
Book Fourteen
The Primum Caelum and its
Division into Twelve Parts
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1
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Among the Effective Physical Causes, there
is One that is First and Most Universal of All, and that is the Primum
Caelum
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12
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2
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The Primum Caelum Consists of Parts of
Diverse Virtue
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15
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3
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The Primary and Actual Division by
Nature
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16
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4
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The Secondary and Virtual Division by
Nature
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18
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5
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The Proper Elemental Natures of the
Individual Signs are Investigated and Proved...
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23
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6
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The Twelve Divisions or the Signs of
the Zodiac Cannot be Established in
any other Caelum than the Primum Caelum; and what is a Twelfth Part
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30
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7
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What Kind of Error Concerning the Elemental
Natures of the Signs was Introduced by Ptolemy and
Cardan
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36
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8
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What Objections were Made by Pico Mirandola
and Alexander de Angelis to the Division of the Zodiac into Twelve
Signs
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38
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9
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How Outstanding are Those Things that
Follow from the Causes of the
Division of the Caelum Assigned Above
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44
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Section II The General
Divisions of the Signs for the role Earth.
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1
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The Fire, Air, Water, and Earth
Signs
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47
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2
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The Choleric, Sanguinary, Phlegmatic, and
Melancholy Signs
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48
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3
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The Masculine and Feminine
Signs
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49
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4
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The Diurnal and Nocturnal
Signs
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52
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5
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The Northern and Southern
Signs
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53
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6
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The Mobile,
Fixed, and Common Signs
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53
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7
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The Commanding and Obeying
Signs
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55
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8
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The Antiscion Signs
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57
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9
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The Signs that Aspect Each Other and Those
that do Not
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59
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10
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The Conjunct and inconjunct
Signs
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61
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11
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Some Other Divisions of the Signs that
Should Plainly be Rejected
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62
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12
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The Constellations of the
Firmament
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63
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Index of Persons
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67
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Bibliogaphy
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69
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