Monroe Marilyn

Marilyn Monroe (born Norma Jeane Mortenson; June 1, 1926 – August 5, 1962)

She was an American actress and model. Famous for playing comic "dumb blonde" characters, she became one of the most popular sex symbols of the 1950s and was emblematic of the era's attitudes towards sexuality. Although she was a top-billed actress for only a decade, her films grossed $200 million by the time of her unexpected death in 1962. She continues to be considered a major popular culture icon.

• ASC LEO, ruler SU
• MC TAURUS, ruler VE
• MA VIII
• VE in detriment

HYLEG : ASC
ALCHOCODEN :  SO
ANAERETE : MA, VE (?)

Morinus fixed SU as ALMUTEN.

fixed stars : MIRACH conj VE (domitude 256° Campanus) (Voluptuous, bad morals, scandal, drink or drug-taking late in life. [Robson, p.179.]

We are interested in three directions: MA conj MO, VE conj MA and SU conj VE.

It is interesting to note that, at the time of his death, three conjunctions are superimposed (if one takes into account of course the coincidence of the keys of conversion). Without conversion, we have :

- MA conj MO = 1964 (PTO, CAMPA, C) or 1963 (idem, D) ; with key conv and mean, we have : 1961.97
- VE conj MA = 1962 (PTO, CAMPA, C) ; with key conv and mean, we have : 1962.29
- SO conj VE = 1963 (PTO, CAMPA, C) or 1969 (idem, C) ; with key conv and mean : 1962.47.

1)- MA conj MO

- parameters

- results

Important note for abbreviations: AR = conversion key in right ascension of the sun - EQU = conversion key on the equator of the sun - 1 / AR or 1 / EQU = inverse - PTO = Ptolemy key - Naib = Naibod key - Dir = - Z = zodiacal - M = mundane - D = direct direction - C = converse meaning (in the sense of ancient astrology) - D - AR = direction in right ascension - AO = direction in oblique ascension - Gold Regio = direction Goldmayer, Variety Placid = direction Goldmayer, variety Placidus - Symb = symbolic direction - X - 1: table of "fictitious" directions with arc x key factor - X - 2 = table of "fictitious" directions with date x key factor

The results will be given without then with latitude, first of the promissor (as the specialized astrologers usually do), then of the significator, and finally of the two.

-- with latitude of the promissor ans significator (i.e. - 2.16° and - 2.76°)

The results are now standardized, given the possible way of comparing primary and non-primary directions. Indeed, we observe in both groups redundancies that must be evacuated. This is the reason why I give the raw results, appearing in the table to the right, and the standardized results appearing in the diff table. So, without latitude, we have only 4 DP and 1 X.

-- latitude of the promissor (standard method)

 Here, we have 5 DP and 3 X finally.

-- latitude of significator (not typical to use that method)

Here, we have 3 DP and no X.

-- no latitude (another typical method ; for instance, Martin Gansten doesn't use latitude, as far as i know...)

We see 4 PM and 2 X. In sum, standardization makes it possible to eliminate duplicates for both types of directions (I repeat: primary and non-primary directions); However, this type of analysis only applies in absolute terms because it is obvious that much information is lost because of this filtering.

I would not repeat this kind of analysis: I simply wanted to show the possibilities offered by the analysis of all the directions, in a unique way, up to and including options such as the choice of latitudes, which remains a very discussed area Among specialists. Let us recall that Morin de Villefranche devoted part of volume 16 of his Astrologia Gallica to this problem, quoting in particular what Bianchini wrote, (cf. trans. James Holden, 2008). I therefore present such results only for statistical analysis. Ideally, two tests can be used as I mentioned in an earlier section: the McNemar test and especially the Kruskall-Wallis test for several samples.

2)- VE conj MA

- parameters

- results

As explained above, the two small tables at the top right give the results minus the duplicates. We also see that the latitude of the promising was used.

3)- SO conj VE

 It may seem curious to include in the list of directions deemed dangerous an aspect of conjugation; Note however that SU is the ALMUTEN and that VE is weak and in cadent house.

 - parameters

- results