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dejection

astrology
Also known as: descension
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    astrology
    / Astrology in the Hellenistic period (3rd century bce to 3rd century ce)

    …which are their degrees of dejection (low influence). Various arcs of the zodiac, then, are either primarily or secondarily subject to each planet, whose strength and influence in an individual’s birth chart depend partially on the planet’s position relative to these arcs and to those of its friends and enemies.

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    …which are their degrees of dejection (low influence). Various arcs of the zodiac, then, are either primarily or secondarily subject to each planet, whose strength and influence in an individual’s birth chart depend partially on the planet’s position relative to these arcs and to those of its friends and enemies.

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