ARGOLI (8)

HENRICUS II GALLIARUM REX (1519-1559)

Cf.: http://primarydirections.blogspot.com/2017/04/henri-ii.html.

I)- natal chart

 

• ASC GEMINI, ruler ME (XII)
• MC AQUARIUS, ruler SA (IX)

3 planets are detrimental : ME, VE and MA. We have an opposition between JU and SU, VE. And we have quadrature between JU and MA. Quadrature between SA and SU. VE is combust.

Morinus gives  SU for ALMUTEN.Capricorn Prometheus gives JU for ALCHOCODEN with PTO ; otherwise, with Omar or Bonatti, there is no ALCHOCODEN.

- HYLEG : ASC (POF ?)
- ANAERETA : MA (SA ?)
- ALCOCODEN :  JU

II)- primary directions

1)- exitus : 1559

a)- MA conj ASC

D(ASC-MA) = OA(ASC)-OA(MA) = 32.33°-71.06°= 39.941° (1559)

(observe that a direction of ASC is always direct : MA rises).

b)- Rp MO|ME and ME conj SA - VE // SA

Here we have a relatively rare example of three directions that have a common root. We will first calculate the Rp between MO and ME in relation to the MC. The procedure to follow has been simplified since the previous examples.
- Rp MO | ME (PM):
- compute the mundane mi-point between the two points. It is not the same for Regio or Campanus, nor Placidus.

• mi-point domitude Campa = 340.91° - Lz = 8.89° ARIES - D (mi-point/MC) = 40.37 (Campa) - with latitude : dom Campa = 343.35 - Lz = 15.55° ARIES - D = 43.01 (no ray)
• mi-point domitude Regio = 332.66° - Lz = 9.73° ARIES - D (mi-point/MC) = 40.7 (Campa) à 0.3 orb equat.
• mi-point domitude Placidus = 333.10° - Lz = 10.01° ARIES - D(mi-point/MC) = 40.8 (Campa)

Let's add that we do not observe any Rp with the fictitious methods.

Now, we take the ray : VE // SA : it is a converse direction. The mobile point is VE and the fixed point is the parallel of SA.
- compute Campanus mundane //SA : 293.7° - Lz = 310.141° AQUARIUS.
- compute the direction :

2 DP Regio and Placidus direct, 1 mundane ; none fictitious.

Then, we see the last direction : ME conj SA.

1 DP Regio-Campa at 40.487° (Morinus find 40.678°).

c)- VE # MO

We have said earlier that VE is combust. So it is interesting to compute this ray for 1559.
- comput of mundane #VE : 9.34° domitude Campanus - Lz = 75.34° GEMINI.

- parameters

direction	promissor	significator
D MO # VE	# VE	MO
long	75,34 S E	21,03 N E
lat	2,744	-1,008
AR	73,743	19,807
dec	25,422	7,295
ha	3,990	4,931
OA	106,735	28,241
dom Campa	5,853	346,240
dom Regio	8,860	339,574
Dom Placidus	13,289	340,836
pôle Regio	48,542	47,033
pôle Campa	48,542	47,033
Pôle Placidus	44,760	42,080
DM D|N	D |131,41 - N |48,59	D |77,474 - N |102,53
DA pôle D|N	D |35,25 - N |28,121	D |6,638 - N |10,6
DA	32,992	8,433
SA D|N	D |122,99 N |57,01	D |98,43 N |81,57
D Horiz	8,42	20,96
Htd*	9,501	13,594
DH**	-5,114	5,699
TS	302,333	20:09:20
lat geo,	48,883
eclip	23,503
birth year	1519
event year	1559,1
*  temporal hour (= 1/6e	Sad)		** horary distance, (= mundane positions, see Giuseppe Bezza)

- result

We see that the DP is converse. There are 3 rays and 1 fictitious (Goldmayer Placidus).

d)- SA # JU