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Sign Cusps
One additional influence that is important is the cross-influence between the zodiac signs near the borders that separate them. These are known as cusps - the transition zone where the Sun is moving from one sign to the next.
If, for example, you were born on November 20, the Sun was in Scorpio (according to tropical astrology), giving you the sensitive and emotional qualities of a water sign. However, the active and fiery but emotionally repressed Sagittarius being just days away will give the Scorpio native a unique flavor.
Generally people born on the cusp between two zodiac signs have qualities found in both signs or a blend of traits in their nature. The cross-influence is apparent during the last few days of the departing sign and the first few days of the new sign. While the new sign is gaining its ascendancy the influences of the old will persist, but it will gradually lose its hold after about a week and then the new sign will be in complete control.
People with the “classical” or “pure” influences of a sign are therefore the ones born within the middle two weeks of the sign. For our example Scorpio, that would roughly be November 1-15.
Zodiacal Signs: Barren & Fruitful, William Lily.
William Lilly (1647) in CHAPTER CXVIII of his book Christian Astrology described the zodiacal signs as follows:
Aries: By reason Mars, a sterill planet hath that for his house, and the Sun for Exaltation, is rather a Sign of Barrennesse than otherwise.
Taurus: Is reputed more fruitful than barren, being the house of Venus, who is fruitful, and the exaltation of the Moon.
Gemini: Is adjudged barren, being the house of Mercury, who discerns nothing of himself.
Cancer is the most fruitful and bountiful Sign, it being the house of the Moon, and the exaltation of Jupiter.
Leo: Is reputed barren, being the house of the Sun, and Lyons bring forth Young rarely.
Virgo: Hath the name of the barren Signe, for Mayds of themselves produce no Births.
Libra: Rather a Signe of fecundity, it being the house of Venus, and Saturn his exaltation.
Scorpio: Though the house of Mars, yet generally accepted for fruitful.
Sagittarius: Ever conceived fruitful, because the house of Jupiter.
Capricorn: A Signe of few children inclining to barrenness.
Aquarius: Without doubt more fruitful than barren.
Pisces: Very productive and efficiently, being the House of Jupiter and exaltation of Venus, its Signe of many Children.
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The Great Occult Tarots.
Comte de Mellet, the first occult tarot, publ. as an essay in Volume VIII of Le Monde primitif, 1781
Etteilla, the first popular occult tarot, publ. 1790s
Eliphas Levi, 1850s, his personal deck, unpublished until 2025
The Golden Dawn: majors developed before 1888, minors developed c. 1888 to early 1890s; not published as a public deck until c. 1978 by Wang and Regardie
Tarot of Dr Papus (Gérard Encausse), illus. Jean Gabriel Goulinat, 1909
Rider Waite Smith, A.E. Waite and Pamela Colman Smith, publ. 1909, based on the Golden Dawn’s unpublished tarot
Eudes Picard, 1909, a continental tarot system
Revised New Art (Knapp-Hall), Manly P. Hall and Augustus Knapp, publ. 1929, partially based on Eudes Picard's work
Brotherhood of Light Egyptian Tarot, C.C. Zain (Elbert Benjamine), publ. 1936
The Book of Thoth, Aleister Crowley and Frieda Harris, completed 1944, first publ. 1969: Crowley’s masterpiece based partially on the G:.D:. system
Who’s next? MM Meleen? Benebell Wen? Lon Milo DuQuette?
Forthcoming.