Adolf, Duke of Holstein-Gottorp

25 Jan 1526 JUL    CAL
thursday JUL
 | lat 54° 46' 59" | N 9°26' E
Flensburg, Germany
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natal 23h 30' 0"
lmt 22h 52' 16"
tu 22h 52' 16"
tsn 8h 26' 54"
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timezone
Equation of time 0h 14' 54"
ΔT 0h 3' 3"
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source : Garcaeus, p. 16, Astrologiae Methodus (Bale, 1576)

https://www.astro.com/astro-databank/Adolf,_Duke_of_Holstein-Gottorp
cf. Astrodient : Adolf, b. 25 Jan. 1526 in Flensburg ... born at 11:30 o'clock in the evening.

We note 1 hour difference between Garcaeus and Johannes Peter Frederik Kønigsfeldt ["Genealogisk-historiske tabeller over de nordiske rigers kongeslægter" by Johannes Peter Frederik Kønigsfeldt, Danske historiske forening, Copenhagen (B. Lunos bogtrykkeri, 1856), p. 51, quoted by Sy Scholfield]

 

HOROSCOPE

Adolf of Denmark or Adolf of Holstein-Gottorp (25 January 1526 –1 October 1586) was the first Duke of Holstein-Gottorp from the line of Holstein-Gottorp of the House of Oldenburg.

 

dominance

almuten

dignities

hyleg - alchocoden

alchocoden diagram

primary directions

zodiacal

 

mundane

 

An example of a quasi-integral graphic presentation. Attention is drawn to the alchocoden diagram after Montulmo, which was edited by Robert Hand around 1992 (Coreldraw 4.0)... Here Libreoffice Calc is used (7.4.7.2).

 Dobyns, Zipporah

26 August 1921 at 21:48 (= 9:48 PM )
Place Chicago, Illinois, 41n51, 87w39
Timezone CST h6w (is standard time) - daylight saving time integrated into the date provided in 1978 

American clinical psychologist and astrologer. As an astrologer she counseled up to 100 people a year and was the author of many books and a researcher on asteroids. Well respected in the field, Dobyns was the winner of the 1992 Regulus Award for Education and a second Regulus Award for Discovery and Innovation, 1995. On 29 June 1999, Dobyns had a large tumor removed from her ovaries, a complete hysterectomy followed by six chemotherapy treatments on 16 August, 7 and 28 September, 19 October, and 11 and 30 November 1999.

Natal chart (zodiacal)

At first glance MO is hyleg (I) but peregrine. However, some practitioners (Noel Tyl, Hubert) consider that a planet exchanging an aspect in the Ptolemaic sense of the term, is not peregrine. This is not what the astrologers of the past believed, starting with Morin de Villefranche :

A peregrine planet is not in its own signs—domicile or exaltation—nor in the opposing signs, but simply in some other one. The Sun in Aquarius and Libra is in its respective exile and fall, while it is peregrine in the water and earth triplicities, as well as in Gemini; and so on for the other planets. Therefore, a planet which is peregrine acts in a manner intermediate between cither good or adverse celestial state; this is always to be understood essentially, however, because a peregrine planet could accidentally be in a better state and have greater effect than another one essentially well-placed provided it had strong and favorable aspects with other planets.
[Astrologia gallica, book XXI, cap VIII]

We will therefore consider that MO is peregrine. Note that it would be excessive to consider that a peregrine planet is out of the astrological chessboard; in fact, if it effectively loses the character of intentionality attributed to it, it gains that of the star which is capable of dominating it; at least that is the teaching of ancient astrology; Zoller writes:

'A peregrine planet lacks either dignity or debility in the degree it is in. Such a planet acts more in accordance with the nature of the ruler of the sign it is in than other planets. If the ruler is a benefic, the peregrine planet will act beneficially. If it is a malefic, the same planet will contribute to the destruction of the things it is associated with.'
[Robert Zoller, Diploma course in Medieval astrology, Lesson Five Sign Subdivisions and Rulerships, p. , 27, 2002]

 

Second : we have a zodiacal MO * MA in long sign ♌ . And it turns out that this sextil is a mundane square (orb 0.92°). A joined square MO and ME in zodiac; but it disappears in mundane. Note the other mundane aspects of MO: sex VE (♋, long); trig JU (♍, long); trig SA (♍, long). The zodiacal square of ME disappears in mundane. These differences are of course attributable to the difference in the ascension of the signs. See that from Anthony Louis :

'The ancients called the signs that took longer to rise the “straight signs,” and the signs that rose more quickly than average the “crooked signs.” [...]
One might call this ancient theory of straight and crooked (or stretched and crumpled) signs the “rubber band” theory of the ecliptic. Using their rubbery ecliptic, these early astrologers argued that, during long ascension, squares (90°) got stretched into trines (120°), and conversely, during short ascension, trines got squeezed into squares. Ptolemy repeated this idea in the Tetrabiblos when he wrote, “And sometimes, also, among the signs that ascend slowly the sextile aspect destroys, when it is afflicted, and again among the signs that ascend rapidly the trine.” Ptolemy is saying that sextiles can be stretched into squares, and trines can be compressed into squares.'
[Anthony Louis, Horary astrology plain and simple, llewellyn pub, 1998, cap 7, 115]

We have already insisted in another section on this phenomenon which plays a crucial role in the very definition of the aspects and their interpretation which can thus vary completely. So we see that here, in th case of this theme, MO seems to be quite good aspected, although peregrine and a priori absent from the astral scene. But some practitioners like Nicholas Culpeper have doubted the validity of these phenomena:

'...why do they hold that a Quartile in Signes of long ascensions is aequivalent to a Trine, and a Trine in Signes of short ascensions as pernicious as a Square? put the rest of the non-sence into the bundel, and when you have done, look upon it a little while; and when you have viewed it a little, tell me 1 pray; Doth the longness or shortness of the ascensions adde or take away any thing from the quality of the Signs?'
[Nicholas Culpeper, Astrological judgments of diseases from the Decumbiture of The sick, p. 29, cap 3 on the sympathy and antipathy on the signs and planets, London : printed for Nath. Brooke at the Angel in Cornhil, neer the Royal Exchange, 1658]

We have HYLEG = MO and ALCHOCODEN is probably ME (RU and cb).

Primary directions

1)- 2003 (death)

opp SU conj MO the 27/8 at 5h36 (time dir 3h24 TU) REGIO EQU 1.035

It is the most notable direction arc.

2) disease (diagnostic, 1999)

a)- conj SU square MA at 5h19 the 27/8 at (time dir 3h 07 TU) REGIO EQU 1.035

 
b)- opp MO conj (C) MA at 5h19 (time dir 26/8 at 16h28) REGIO EQU 1.035

DUNN Grant

 DUNN Grant

Scottish schoolteacher in a private school. Though married to an Italian wife, Dunn had an unrequited love for one of the private students, 19-year-old Emanuela Ferro. In jealousy and frustration, he shot her to death on 5/18/2001 and then shot himself.

Attention is drawn to the conjunction of MO with cauda draconis in the world. MO being in exile and in I, the conjunction of cauda draconis acts as a kind of amplifier of the dissonant character of MO.
We also highlight an MA-SA opposition.
hyleg = MO
alchocoden = ME

fortunes

speculum

rays

almuten

 

alchocoden

primary directions

1)- (m) #MA conj VE

parameters

direction

note : Equating arc of directions to time has given rise to many opinions. Some are partisans of a fixed method; others, of variable pitch. It seemed more logical to me - as Max Duval estimated - to try the AR method; Gouchon was more in favor of the EQU step (but SU moves on the ecliptic ...). Recently, I wanted to test the step associated with the equation of time. Of course, it is important not to multiply the possibilities because the chances of success due to chance quickly become exponential. After careful consideration, it therefore seems logical to me to test 3 steps: EQU, AR and EQUTime, with a delta ± 0.5 year. If we scrupulously test the three methods on a hundred cases, perhaps we will be able to retrieve some interesting conclusions?

equating arc to time

You see that EQUTi < 0.5 Y.

 

2)- (m) □MO conj SA 

 

parameters

 

 

result

 equating arc to time

Here, we see that key AR is valid, as ΔAR 0.31 Y. Moreover, see that minΔ  Campa (see result) is -0.08°. We note that our protocol must associate a Δmin Campa (or Placidus) <= 0.5 ° and at the same time a Δ (EQU, AR, EQUTime) <= 0.5Y. Our goal is to refine this Δ (equating) in order to observe whether we can favor an 'one and only' conversion step (but variable).

3)- □MO conj MA

parameters

result

equating

We see, here, that both minΔ  Campa (0.41) and Δ EQUTime (0.13) are in approval.

 

Gian Giacomo Medices (cardano 6)

CARDANO'S TWELVE HOROSCOPES

GENITURA VI

Hieronymi Cardani (1501-1576)

 6. Gian Giacomo Medici, marquis de Marignan, plus connu comme « le Medeghino » (Milan, 25 janvier 1498 – Milan, 8 novembre 1555)

Cardano may have attempted to bring about one other reversai of conventional historical judgment, this time relating to the recent history of Milan (and possibly specifically in response to Arluno). In a collection of twelve genitures that he published in 1554, he included that of Gian Giacomo Medici. In the accompanying narrative, he admitted that Medici had initially been a robber baron, but he pointed out that Medici had then fought strenuously and effectively on behalf of Charles V. He added — using arguments similar to those of the Encomium of Nero, but with an even more pointed example — that no one, including the first Francesco Sforza, had ever risen from private life to control of a principality without betraying his patria and performing some wicked acts. Moreover, Cardano

[Cardano, Liber XII geniturarum, no. 6, in Cardano 1663, 5:514. The work was first published in 1554 with Cardano’s commentary on Ptolemy’s Tetrabiblos (see note 2 to the present chapter); on this collection, see Grafton 1999, Cardano's Cosmos, chapter 7. For Arluno’s evaluation of Gian Giacomo Medici, see note 44 to this chapter.]

maintained that Medici was virtuous and pious in private life and compelled by necessity to act as he did.83 Only a decade earlier, Cardano had published an even more laudatory geniture of Gian Giacomo Trivulzio, the Milanese general who fought for the French in the wars at the turn of the century; in it, he referred to Trivulzio as “the great glory of our country.” Cardano may have shifted his perspective in the interim and doubtless had prudential reasons for his account of Medici, who was still alive, was the brother of a cardinal (soon to become pope) and of a former patient, and was a member of a powerful family with which Cardano retained valuable connections. But it seems likely that his real opinion of both men was expressed in a remark not published in his lifetime: “Someone may say that Gian Giacomo Trivulzio and Gian Giacomo Medici were dashing and perhaps rare generals, but both were more mad for power than for honor; one let the French into the city, the other considered the citizens his enemies, so that we might boldly declare that the same person cannot be a good general and a good citizen.” [History, Medicine, and the Traditions of Renaissance Learning, Nancy G. Siraisi, Michigan Press, 2008]

 

Ioan. Iacobus Medices Principis

Bandit de grand chemin devenu mercenaire des ducs de Milan puis de Charles Quint, Gian Giacomo Medici, par le produit de ses rapines, permit à son frère de monter sur le trône papal sous le nom de Pie IV.

[Cardano, Liber XII geniturarum, 514 - Junctinus, Astrologicum calendarium, 291b. et In Ptol. de Astror. Iudic. Lib. iij cap. ii, 295a ; même heure : 3h22 AM.] On doit retenir comme heure de travail : 8h38 du matin (correspondant selon l'ancien style à 3h22 am).

 

Gian Giacomo   Medicis, geniture

• Jupiter conjonction MC
• Saturne conjonction AS, Mars proche de l'AS
• Mirach conjonction en longitude avec l'AS, avec une domitude à 334°35'
• Antares, conjonction avec la Lune, domitude 195°38'.

 

thème de domitude avec positions réelles des étoiles

A peine âgé de 16 ans, il tue l"un de ses condisciples : D Sa,M // L. Il devient par la suite homme de main des Sforza. En 1522, Gian Giacomo participa (comme officier subordonné) au passage de l’Adda et même peut-être à la bataille de la Bicoque ; en outre il contribua aux campagnes de pacification contre les Guelfes et les Français [...] C'était pour lui le début d'une nouvelle vie et d'une véritable carrière militaire, ponctuée de succès qui lui allaient lui valoir pouvoir et prestige : D J // V et en 1520 D S conj V. De 1524 à 1525, le Duché de Milan fut de nouveau en guerre avec la France et ses alliés suisses et Grisons. Contre ces derniers, le Medeghino entreprit une guerre de frontière sans merci : 1525 D V // J (presqu'en conjonction avec le MC) et 1526 V conj MC. Pour prix de son retournement d'alliance au profit des Impériaux (traité de Pioltello, 1528) on lui concédait les titres de comte de Lecco et de marquis de Musso, ainsi que la reconnaissance de son autorité sur le lac de Côme. Il devenait ainsi un vassal de Charles Quint, sujet direct de l'Empereur et, enfin, le maître d'un état indépendant : D  conj J.
Mais bientôt, de nouvelles conditions politiques et un retournement d'alliance (le ralliement de Sforza à Charles Quint), entraînèrent son isolement politique : 1528 D Sa conj S. En 1545, par l’entremise du pape Paul III et celle de son frère le cardinal Giovanni Angelo, il épousa Marzia Orsini, veuve de Livio Attilio d’Alviano, seigneur de Pordenone : C L conj Jet M # V. On relève en outre une conjonction de Mars à Mirach et de Jupiter à Antares en 1546 (gouverneur de Bohème nommé par Charles Quint dont il sauve la vie à Ratisbonne). il s'illustre en Émilie contre Horace Farnèse, et en 1552 dans le Piémont contre les Français. En 1553 il remplace Ferdinand de Gonzague, disgracié, au poste de général : D S // J et S conj MC. Lors de la campagne contre la République de Sienne, il déploya de nouveau ses capacités techniques et sa détermination, mais manifesta aussi son comportement bestial : ni l'âge, ni la gloire n'avaient entamé sa férocité. La fin est proche, en 1555, marquée par une direction de Saturne conj Vénus et un rapt parallel Rp Vénus | Saturne.

 

thème de domitude 1555

 Sienne fut la dernière campagne militaire importante du Medeghino ; après tant d'horreurs commises et d'admiration suscitée auprès de ses contemporains, elle acheva d'asseoir sa réputation et sa richesse. Il ne devait pourtant pas en recueillir les fruits pour lui-même : le 9 novembre 1555, il mourut prématurément dans son palais de Milan d'une rétention urinaire [Bibl.Apost. Vaticana, codex Urb. lat. 1038, fol. 103° : « Al Marchese di Marignano manquo di questa vita alli 9 del presente (9 novembre 1555) des mal di non poter urinare, dove gli creppo la vesica - ha lassato, per quanto s'intende, 500 000 ducati di contanti, parte qui [a Roma], parte a Genova, et parte appresso di lui. »]

Addendum of 23/06/2019

after transformation of LAT into LMT, new birth time is 8:52 AM (new style).

ALMUTEN

Trad almuten is SU ; Lilly's one is MA.

SPECULUM

RAYS

PARALLELS

PRIMARY DIRECTION

(m) square MO conj MA

ALCHOCODEN