TRADITION
Hellenistic Astrology
Hellenistic astrology is the foundational Greco-Roman tradition (c. 100 BCE - 600 CE) that developed natal, horary, electional, and mundane techniques still used today.
Recovered and translated extensively in the late 20th and early 21st centuries by Project Hindsight, Robert Schmidt, and contemporary teachers Chris Brennan and Demetra George. Distinct techniques include Whole Sign houses, the Lots, sect, profections, zodiacal releasing, and Bonatti's electional rules.
RELATED TERMS
- Whole Sign Houses
Whole Sign is the oldest known house system: each entire zodiac sign forms one house, with the sign containing the Ascendant becoming the 1st house in its entirety.
- Annual Profection
Annual profection is a Hellenistic time-lord technique that advances the natal Ascendant by one whole sign per year of life, activating one house and one ruling planet per year.
- Horary Astrology
Horary astrology answers a specific question by casting a chart for the moment the question is asked, not for the querent's birth.
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