CAROLUS V

HIERONYMI CARDANI - DE EXEMPLIS CENTUM GENITURARUM

VII

  CAROLUS V(1500-1558)

See Charles V.

• HYLEG MO (I)
• ASC CAPRI, ruler SA 
• ALCHOCODEN JU
• ANAERETE SA, (MA)

Morinus gives ME for ALMUTEN. However, we consider that ME is detrimental, as is the MO and MA.

CAROLUS V was possibly affected by malaria, as evidenced by the comments of F. Mignet (Charles V, his abdication, etc.). Paulin, 1854, chap. VIII]. The Emperor retired towards the end of his life at Yuste, a place lost on the frontiers of Extremadura and Old Castile. He built a residence there near a convent of Hieronymites. There he died of malaria in 1558, after attending his own (anticipated) funeral, which for the Church constitutes a mortal sin. But the Emperor, all his life, has flogged himself to the point of blood, in a spirit of expiation. The agony lasted 21 days, the death occurred on September 21, 1558, around 2 am. 

1)- I begin with the direction C opp SA conj MO. For convenience, it is easier to direct SA opposition rather than MO opposition.

- parameters

direction	promissor	significator
C MO opp. SA	MO	opp. SA
long	279,07 S E	226,14 N E
lat	-2,101	2,023
AR	280,034	224,264
dec	-25,289	-14,775
ha	-1,077	-0,104
OA	244,266	205,220
dom Campa	4,524	283,880
dom Regio	7,174	278,830
Dom Placidus	5,364	277,558
pôle Regio	50,830	10,752
pôle Campa	50,830	10,752
Pôle Placidus	49,537	6,040
DM D|N	D |61,729 - N |118,271	D |5,959 - N |174,04
DA pôle D|N	D |40,711 - N |33,636	D |1,599 - N |30,395
DA	35,767	19,043
SA D|N	D |54,23 N |125,77	D |70,96 N |109,04
D Horiz	7,50	65
Htd*	20,961	11,826
DH**	-5,642	0,504
TS	218,305	14:33:13,2
lat geo,	51,050
eclip	23,505
birth year	1500
event year	1558
*  temporal hour (= 1/6e Sad)	** horary distance, (= mundane positions, see Giuseppe Bezza)

 recall :
C: converse
promissor: mobile point
significator: fixed point
long: longitude
lat: latitude [lat of SA is + hence it is taken by opposition]
AR: right ascension
dec: declination
ha: height
OA: oblique ascension
dom Campa: domitude Campanus
dom Regio: domitude Regiomontanus
dom Placidus: domitude placidus
DM D | N: meridian distance (diurnal, nocturnal)
DA pole D | N: ascensional difference under the pole of the diurnal and nocturnal fixed point
DA: ascensional difference
D horiz: difference from ASC-DSC axis
Htd: temporal hour
DH: horary distance

- results

 The table indicates the presence of three primary zodiacal and mundane directions. No direction is observed with fictitious methods. For recall, see statistic start here.

2)- then, I continue with the direction of SA opp ASC.

The significator is SA; the arc of direction is given by:

OA (SA) - OA (ASC) +360 = 57.67 °. 
  
It must be understood that in this case, it is not the ASC that is directed; one can only direct SA through a converse arc. The direction is thus written: C SA conj DSC.