This You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. discusses Paranatellonta and some aspects of Astrolabium Planum.
The squares are indeed (partial) horoscopes, showing the positions of the twelve houses, but of course not showing the planets, whose position varies independently of the zodiac signs.
The positions of the triangles correspond to the apparent movement of the sun. The middle triangle of the left column (Scorpio, in the example below) is the ascendant. The sun appears to move clockwise, so the middle triangle of the top row (Leo in the example) is at the azimuth and so on. See You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view..
For each degree of the zodiac, Astrolabium Planum describes the personality of people who were born when that particular degree was at the ascendant (i.e. was rising above the horizon).
E.g. for the first two degrees of Scorpio:
1. Fur erit et nequam (He will be a thief and good-for-nothing)
2. Homo fortis erit et stabilis (He will be a brave and steadfast man)
The squares are indeed (partial) horoscopes, showing the positions of the twelve houses, but of course not showing the planets, whose position varies independently of the zodiac signs.
The positions of the triangles correspond to the apparent movement of the sun. The middle triangle of the left column (Scorpio, in the example below) is the ascendant. The sun appears to move clockwise, so the middle triangle of the top row (Leo in the example) is at the azimuth and so on. See You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view..
For each degree of the zodiac, Astrolabium Planum describes the personality of people who were born when that particular degree was at the ascendant (i.e. was rising above the horizon).
E.g. for the first two degrees of Scorpio:
1. Fur erit et nequam (He will be a thief and good-for-nothing)
2. Homo fortis erit et stabilis (He will be a brave and steadfast man)
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