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Its been a long time since I last was involved in this stuff, but I will
attempt to answer George ...

Oblique ascension is used astrologically in the application of equatorial
arcs of direction as indicators of the events of a life. Specifically, it
is used to direct a planet to the eastern or western horizon or prime
vertical and generally involves planets in the 6th or 12th astrological
houses - cove

On Sat, 27 Aug 2005 21:46:42 +0100 george huxtable
 writes:
> Thanks to Peter Fogg and |Henry Halboth for explaining the
> astrological
> implications of "oblique ascension".
>
> Am I right in thinking, then, that the star that was rising at the
> moment
> and place of one's birth was regarded as important by astrologers?
>
> For a particular position on the Earth's surface, it seems to me
> that all
> the stars that were rising at a particular moment would share the
> same
> oblique ascension. Have I got that right?
>
> Not that I'm attempting to steer Nav-l into discussing the nonsenses
> of
> astrology. Honest.
>
> George.
>
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