Sophie Hélène Beatrix

Sophie Hélène Beatrix

Sophie was the youngest of the four children of king Louis XVI and queen Marie Antoinette. She was named after her great-aunt Princess Sophie of France, Louis XV's sixth daughter, who had died four years earlier.
Sophie was born a very large baby, but her fragile health was undermined by tuberculosis. She died on 19 June 1787 in Versailles after suffering five or six days of convulsions caused by the cutting of new teeth. She was eleven months old.

This chart : an illustration of third differentia. There is almost perfect opposition between VE and SA; a square between SA and JU.
ALMUTEN is MA. Cauda draconis is dreadful disposed, between ME and SU. There is also VE besieged between MA and opp SA.

disposition planet :

3 planets peregrine : SU, MO, VE.

HYLEG score :

 
The HYLEG is not SU, as being peregrine and in feminine sign. The hyleg seems to be SYG (NM) and the ALCHOCODEN is therefore SA. But here, a problem arises: the death being less than a year old, we can not use the method of Alchocoden. You have to go through the Almudebit method.

'The Second Differentia chart - one where the native takes nourishment BUT lives only until a direction takes the Almudebit to the Malefic or vice versa - is exactly the same as above for any three cases except that if the aspect from the malefic is not
partile but rather has “longitude”, or orb as we know it, then the chart is deemed to be a Second Differentia chart.' [see http://www.bernadettebrady.com/Pdfs/Hyleg.pdf].

The ALMUDEBIT appears to be JU. Thus, we see a cruciform motif engaging SA, VE and JU.

Primary directions

- opp SA conj VE

 
This direction occurred at 1 Y.