Derived Degrees Doctrine

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Definition

Derived Degrees doctrine is a reference page for calculation method material represented by cited cited materials.

4 source texts support this doctrine page.

Sources

Chris Brennan. (2017). Hellenistic Astrology: The Study of Fate and Fortune.
Paulus Alexandrinus. (2001). Late Classical Astrology (Dorian Gieseler Greenbaum, Trans.).
Paulus Alexandrinus. (2001). Late Classical Astrology (Dorian Gieseler Greenbaum, Trans.).
Vettius Valens. (2010). Anthology (Mark T. Riley, Trans.).

TopicCalculation method

TraditionsHellenistic, Late Antique, Modern/Contemporary

AuthorsChris Brennan, Paulus Alexandrinus, Vettius Valens

Source notes

This page gathers source context for calculation methods and reference values used in chart work.
6 reviewed rules connect this doctrine to source-backed chart interpretation.
4 source texts support this reference page.

Documented rules

6 documented rules in 1 sections

Section

Monomoiria

6 documented rules with 1 listed source.

Source texts

Late Classical Astrology

Paulus-style Ascendant monomoiria

Paulusdirect aphorismimplemented

Paulus' degree-apportionment scheme can also be read for the Ascendant itself by assigning the occupied ascending degree to a planetary monomoirion.

Calculation notes

Calculate the monomoiria ruler for the relevant degree, then compare that ruler to the body, lot, or house topic in the rule.
Measure sign-based or configured aspect testimony from a body to the Ascendant.

Rule sources

Late Classical Astrology

Paulus-style Fortune monomoiria

Paulusdirect aphorismimplemented

Paulus' degree-apportionment scheme can be read for Fortune by assigning its occupied degree to a planetary monomoirion.

Calculation notes

Calculate the monomoiria ruler for the relevant degree, then compare that ruler to the body, lot, or house topic in the rule.

Rule sources

Late Classical Astrology

Paulus-style Lot of Eros monomoiria

Paulusdirect aphorismimplemented

Paulus' degree-apportionment scheme can be read for the Lot of Eros by assigning its occupied degree to a planetary monomoirion.

Calculation notes

Calculate the monomoiria ruler for the relevant degree, then compare that ruler to the body, lot, or house topic in the rule.

Rule sources

Late Classical Astrology

Paulus-style Necessity monomoiria

Paulusdirect aphorismimplemented

Paulus' degree-apportionment scheme can be read for Necessity by assigning its occupied degree to a planetary monomoirion.

Calculation notes

Calculate the monomoiria ruler for the relevant degree, then compare that ruler to the body, lot, or house topic in the rule.

Rule sources

Late Classical Astrology

Paulus-style sect-light monomoiria

Paulusdirect aphorismimplemented

Paulus assigns the sect light's occupied degree to a planetary monomoirion following the seven-zoned order from the sign ruler.

Calculation notes

Calculate the monomoiria ruler for the relevant degree, then compare that ruler to the body, lot, or house topic in the rule.

Rule sources

Late Classical Astrology

Paulus-style Spirit monomoiria

Paulusdirect aphorismimplemented

Paulus' degree-apportionment scheme can be read for Spirit by assigning its occupied degree to a planetary monomoirion.

Calculation notes

Calculate the monomoiria ruler for the relevant degree, then compare that ruler to the body, lot, or house topic in the rule.

Rule sources

Late Classical Astrology

Citation locator index

Each reviewed locator used by this doctrine appears once below. Rule cards link to the supporting source text without repeating the full locator inventory.

Hellenistic Astrology: The Study of Fate and Fortune — Chris Brennan
Late Classical Astrology — Paulus Alexandrinus
Late Classical Astrology — Paulus Alexandrinus
- 1299-1322
- 1575-1590
- 2684-2760
- 2721-2770
- 68
Anthology — Vettius Valens

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Derived Degrees Doctrine

Derived Degrees reference material with reviewed sources and calculation context.

Report incorrect information

Definition

Derived Degrees doctrine is a reference page for calculation method material represented by cited cited materials.

4 source texts support this doctrine page.

Sources

Chris Brennan. (2017). Hellenistic Astrology: The Study of Fate and Fortune.
Paulus Alexandrinus. (2001). Late Classical Astrology (Dorian Gieseler Greenbaum, Trans.).
Paulus Alexandrinus. (2001). Late Classical Astrology (Dorian Gieseler Greenbaum, Trans.).
Vettius Valens. (2010). Anthology (Mark T. Riley, Trans.).

TopicCalculation method

TraditionsHellenistic, Late Antique, Modern/Contemporary

AuthorsChris Brennan, Paulus Alexandrinus, Vettius Valens

Source notes

This page gathers source context for calculation methods and reference values used in chart work.
6 reviewed rules connect this doctrine to source-backed chart interpretation.
4 source texts support this reference page.

Documented rules

6 documented rules in 1 sections

Section

Monomoiria

6 documented rules with 1 listed source.

Source texts

Late Classical Astrology

Paulus-style Ascendant monomoiria

Paulusdirect aphorismimplemented

Paulus' degree-apportionment scheme can also be read for the Ascendant itself by assigning the occupied ascending degree to a planetary monomoirion.

Calculation notes

Calculate the monomoiria ruler for the relevant degree, then compare that ruler to the body, lot, or house topic in the rule.
Measure sign-based or configured aspect testimony from a body to the Ascendant.

Rule sources

Late Classical Astrology

Paulus-style Fortune monomoiria

Paulusdirect aphorismimplemented

Paulus' degree-apportionment scheme can be read for Fortune by assigning its occupied degree to a planetary monomoirion.

Calculation notes

Calculate the monomoiria ruler for the relevant degree, then compare that ruler to the body, lot, or house topic in the rule.

Rule sources

Late Classical Astrology

Paulus-style Lot of Eros monomoiria

Paulusdirect aphorismimplemented

Paulus' degree-apportionment scheme can be read for the Lot of Eros by assigning its occupied degree to a planetary monomoirion.

Calculation notes

Calculate the monomoiria ruler for the relevant degree, then compare that ruler to the body, lot, or house topic in the rule.

Rule sources

Late Classical Astrology

Paulus-style Necessity monomoiria

Paulusdirect aphorismimplemented

Paulus' degree-apportionment scheme can be read for Necessity by assigning its occupied degree to a planetary monomoirion.

Calculation notes

Calculate the monomoiria ruler for the relevant degree, then compare that ruler to the body, lot, or house topic in the rule.

Rule sources

Late Classical Astrology

Paulus-style sect-light monomoiria

Paulusdirect aphorismimplemented

Paulus assigns the sect light's occupied degree to a planetary monomoirion following the seven-zoned order from the sign ruler.

Calculation notes

Calculate the monomoiria ruler for the relevant degree, then compare that ruler to the body, lot, or house topic in the rule.

Rule sources

Late Classical Astrology

Paulus-style Spirit monomoiria

Paulusdirect aphorismimplemented

Paulus' degree-apportionment scheme can be read for Spirit by assigning its occupied degree to a planetary monomoirion.

Calculation notes

Calculate the monomoiria ruler for the relevant degree, then compare that ruler to the body, lot, or house topic in the rule.

Rule sources

Late Classical Astrology

Citation locator index

Each reviewed locator used by this doctrine appears once below. Rule cards link to the supporting source text without repeating the full locator inventory.

Hellenistic Astrology: The Study of Fate and Fortune — Chris Brennan
Late Classical Astrology — Paulus Alexandrinus
Late Classical Astrology — Paulus Alexandrinus
- 1299-1322
- 1575-1590
- 2684-2760
- 2721-2770
- 68
Anthology — Vettius Valens