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The Equinox (Volume I, Number VIII)
The Equinox (Volume I, Number VIII) (1912), PDF p. 247
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DESCRIPTION OF THE CARDS OF THE TAROT
A Majority of Wands
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Cups
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Swords
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Pentacles
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Keys
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Court Cards
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Aces
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4 Aces
3 Aces
4 Kings (Knights)
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4 Queens
3 Queens
4 Princes
3 Princes
4 Princesses.
3 Princesses
4 Tens
3 Tens
4 Nines
3 Nines
4 Eights
3 Eights
Energy, opposition, quarrel.
Pleasure, merriment,
Trouble,
sadness,
sickness,
death,
Business, money, possessions.
Strong
forces
beyond
the
Querent‘s control.
Society,
meetings
of
many
persons.
Strength generally.
Aces are
always strong cards.
Great power and force.
Riches, success.
Swiftness, rapidity,
Unexpectedmeetings. Knights,
in general, shew news.
Authority, influence.
Powerful friends.
Meetings with the great.
Rank and honour.
New ideas or plans.
Society of the young.
Anxiety, responsibility.
Buying and selling (commerce).
Added responsibilities.
Much correspondence.
Much news.
Much journeying.
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