Austin Coppock, 36 Faces
Definition
Austin Coppock, 36 Faces is an astrological source represented here through cited material on decans, bounded tables, coordinate system, correspondences, and drekkana.
What this work covers
The cited material covers decans, bounded tables, coordinate system, correspondences, and drekkana.
The closing apparatus contains fifteen full correspondence tables spanning alternate planetary rulerships, modes, spirits and deities, historical image witnesses, talismanic images, angelic and goetic systems, perfumes, and Egyptian names. Columns retain distinct source systems and are not treated as consensus or expanded cell by cell.
Appendix II describes observational and image-based decanic magic, morality, timing, talismanic materials, offerings, incense, and consecration. The whole appendix is recorded as historical-operational material and is not converted into executable ritual guidance.
A planet placed in the decan assigned to it gains face dignity; Coppock characterizes this as a limited form of strength grounded in the planet's own capacity rather than broader domicile-like belonging.
Scope and limitations
This overview is limited to the cited portions. It does not stand in for the complete work, reproduce source passages, or make every documented technique a universal chart interpretation.