(05-01-2025, 12:58 PM)Dobri wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view....
The scheme looks like this:
- first decan of Pisces in February (9 females reclining counterclockwise);
- a female reclining clockwise (29th of February in a leap year); and
- forthcoming second and third decans of Pisces in March (19 standing-up females with stars oriented clockwise).
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Since the quoted very first post was written within the framework of the Gregorian calendar, the following straightforward modification makes it suitable for the Julian calendar in the early 15th century.
The scheme now looks like this:
- last decan of Pisces in March (9 females reclining counterclockwise);
- a female reclining clockwise (29th of February in a leap year); and
- first and second decans of Pisces in February (19 standing-up females with stars oriented clockwise).


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