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The Equinox (Volume I, Number VIII)
The Equinox (Volume I, Number VIII) (1912), PDF p. 206
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THE EQUINOX
feeling.
Very much affected by other influences, and therefore
more dependent upon dignity than most symbols.
She rules from 20° π to 20e π.
V
01
V
Queen of Nymphs or Undines.
XI
THE PRINCE OF THE CHARIOT OF
THE WATERS
King
!21” Cuþs
A WINGED Kingly Figure with winged crown seated in a
chariot drawn by an eagle.
On the wheel is the symbol of
a scorpion.
The eagle is borne as a crest on his crown,
cuirass and buskins.
General attire like King of Wands.
Beneath his chariot is the calm and stagnant water 01 a lake.
His armour resembles feathers more than scales.
He holds
in one hand a lotus, and in the other a cup, charged with
the sigil of his scale.
A serpent issues from the cup, and
has its head tending down to the waters 01 the lake.
He is
subtle, violent, crafty and artistic; a fierce nature with calm
exterior.
Powerful for good or evil, but more attracted by the
evil if allied with apparent Power or Wisdom.
If ill dignified, he is intensely evil and merciless.
He rules from zo" & to 20° "].
A
of
v
Prince and Emperor of Nymphs or Undines.
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