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The POTUSA chart, 30 April, 1789 New-York, New-York, 12.45 PM _LMT_ is supported by much more historical evidence of time than any of the 4 July 1776 charts, which have the DAY wrong to begin with, aside from being inadequately informed of the nature of what an Etat is, for which reasons they are to...

A few brief comments to add to this thread: Manilius states about dodecteamoria in II 693-695: Perspice nunc tenuem uisu pondere magnam et tantum Graio signari nomine passam dodecatemoria, in titulo signantia causas ='consider now a seemingly secondary question but weighty, which can only be defined...

I would rather address the meaning of anatolE in the Matthean text, as this seems to be one of the cardinal points of Koch?s and Molnar?s imaginative speculations. [Greek text is transcribed with E =eta; w= omega (= aspirate] There are three occurances of the word anatolEs in Mt. I shall examine eac...

Paul, I don't know where you are from, but the concept of 'nation/country' is perhaps anachronistic when reading Bonatti. For him, as still for many Italians still today, the primary identification as to civic loyalty is to one's city -- be that Forli`, Urbino, Firenze, Venezia, Milano, Torino or Na...

Mark, Yes, of course. But a little fact checking is always in order, and this dis-fact hit me in the face, because it rather mis-construes the whole context of what the two Guido were doing and where. As to your difficulty with baseball, might I suggest that, despite your laudable disinterest in the...

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An illustration of Bonatti's aptitude is given by the independent Annals of Forli {an ancient town in Southern Italy}, which describes his playing a prominent part in the defence of that town in 1282. At that time, his patron Montefeltro was defending Forli against a large army sent by Pope Martin ...

I could quote some real idiocy from modern astrologers. But then again, I read in Ptolemy, Tetrabiblo s III.13.159 of my Mars opposite Saturn: "In the opposite positions he makes his subjects robbers, pirates, adulterators, submissive to disgraceful treatment, takers of base profits, godless, ...

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