I had a reply, but you have reached the stage of not reading, which means I am excused to not write.

Please accept my apologies for existing. I cannot help myself.

I had some more links, but the domains have expired or they've moved and renamed themselves..

Here's some from my list:

http://www.solsticepoint.com/astrologer ... lists.html

http://siderealist.com/changing_your_sign.html - This is a bit radical with nice artwork, but then again, modern astrology needs radicals to kick it up!

http://freesiderealastrology.com/tag/wh ... astrology/

http://www.renaissanceastrology.com/zod ... dview.html - Christopher Warnock's views on comparisons between tropical, sidereal and constellational zodiacs.

Thank you Rod, but in my humble opinion my web site gives the best foundation for understanding the sidereal zodiac. I'm not out there on the lecture or conference circuit, so the site has been quietly sitting there since about 2004 with new articles added now and then. By this time some revision is needed...if only there would be the time.

For now my sense is that Hellenistic and classical principles put the cherry on the sidereal cake, so to speak. I'm deeply grateful for the translation work that has been done by Robert Schmidt, Robert Hand, Benjamin Dykes, Robert Zoller, James Holden and others. There are only a few, including Martin Gansten and myself, who see these principles best applied in the sidereal zodiac.

Just in the last few days I've discovered that harmonic number principles as discussed by David Hamblin fit the energy and symbolism of sidereal signs to a "T." Soon I hope to post something on the correlation.

The Solstice Point site you mentioned is a wonderful tribute to astrologers, and a great treasure trove of data for the study of the lives of astrologers, including the dates of death.