29-08-2026, 06:15 PM
Linda, the images you and ololololo posted don't help explain the matter. A volvelle showing astrological aspects, like this one, is necessary.
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Here, within the inner circle and represented by symbols, you can see the astrological aspects—angular distances between the Sun and the Moon that are significant from an astrological perspective. The asterisk represents 60°, the square 90°, the triangle 120°, and the two joined circles 180°. On the volvelle I have displayed, you can see that the sun and the moon—marked by their respective tabs or arrows—form a right angle, which is why a square is drawn there.
What we see, then, in the sketch of the Rosettes volvelle is a triangle, where the moon is represented twice because its angular distance from the sun is measured in both hemispheres.
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Here, within the inner circle and represented by symbols, you can see the astrological aspects—angular distances between the Sun and the Moon that are significant from an astrological perspective. The asterisk represents 60°, the square 90°, the triangle 120°, and the two joined circles 180°. On the volvelle I have displayed, you can see that the sun and the moon—marked by their respective tabs or arrows—form a right angle, which is why a square is drawn there.
What we see, then, in the sketch of the Rosettes volvelle is a triangle, where the moon is represented twice because its angular distance from the sun is measured in both hemispheres.