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The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII)
The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII) (1912), PDF p. 210
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THE EQUINOX
If ill dignified: harsh, malicious, plotting; obstinate, yet
hesitating; unreliable.
Rules from 20a
Y? to 20° z.
A
of
A
Prince and Emperor of Sylphs and Sylphides.
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THE PRINCESS OF THE RUSHING WINDS:
THE LOTUS OF THE PALACE OF AIR
{ἔπαυε ofS'words
AN
AMAZON figure with waving hair, slighter than the
Rose of the Palace of Fire.
Her attire is similar
The Feet
seem springy, giving the idea of swiftness.
Weight changing
from one foot to another and body swinging around.
She is
a mixture of Minerva and Diana: her mantle resembles the
A-Egis of Minerva.
She wears as a crest the head of the
Medusa with serpent hairi
She holds a sword in one hand;
and the other rests upon a small silver altar with grey smoke
(no fire) ascending from it,
Beneath her feet are white clouds.
Wisdom, strength, acuteness; subtlety in material things:
grace and dexterity.
If ill dignified, she is frivolous and cunning,
She rules a quadrant of the heavens around Kether.
v
of
A
Princess and Empress of the Sylphs and Sylphides.
Throne of the Ace of Wands.
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