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The Equinox (Volume I, Number VIII)

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THE EQUINOX represented in profile. Her attire is similar to that of the Queen of Wands: but she bears a winged goat's head as a crest. A goat is by her side. In one hand she bears a sceptre surmounted by a cube, and in the other an orb of gold. She is impetuous, kind; timid, rather charming; great- hearted; intelligent, melancholy; truthful, yet of many moods. If ill dignified she is undecided, capricious, changeable, foolish. She rules from zoa 1 to 20° "y. V of V The Queen of Gnomes. XIX THE PRINCE OF THE CHARIOT OF EARTH King of Pen/mks A WINGED Kingly Figure seated in a chariot drawn by a bull. He bears as a crest the symbol of the head of the winged bull. Beneath the chariot is land, with many flowers. In one hand he bears an orb of gold held downwards, and in the other a sceptre surmounted by an orb and cross. Increase of matter. Increases good or evil, solidifies ; practically applies things. Steady; reliable. If ill dignified he is selfish, animal and material : stupid. In either case slow to anger, but furious if roused. I70
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