Hylegiacal Place
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Hylegiacal Place: Synonymous with aphetic places. See aphetic places.
Hyleg
- also known as Hylech, Apheta, Alpheta or 'Prorogator of Life'.
The planet or point considered to have the greatest influence upon vitality and thus known as "the giver of life".
Hyleg:
A term used by ancient Arabian Astrologers to designate the points in the horoscope which are the principal foci of vitality and healthy, namely the Sun, Moon and Ascendant.
Hyleg - Interchangeable with Apheta.
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Hyleg Interchangeable with Apheta. See Apheta.
hylegiacal place Synonymous with aphetic places. See aphetic places.
Hyleg. The Giver of Life. Said of a planet so located as to have influence upon the longevity of the native.
v. Hyleg; Apheta.
Light.
(1)
The imponderable agent by which objects are rendered visible to the eye;
(2)
an illumination that confers mental or spiritual enlightenment.
alchocoden: This is the bound lord of the apheta (or hyleg) according to Hellenistic sources. Medieval era astrologers usually used the almuten of the hyleg. Used in length of life calculations.
almuten: Means the "strong holder".
It is determined by finding the planet that has most essential dignity, whilst being in good aspect to the hyleg. Aldebaran A malefic Fixed Star in the 10th degree of Gemini, known traditionally as the archangel Michael, the Watcher of the East.
The Pars Hyleg, an Arabic part, can show your life purpose or a key challenge you must face in your life.
Anareta - A planet severely afflicting the Hyleg at birth and by direction. Usually a malefic, but any planet can be the Anareta. It is believed to portend the cause of death.
Anareta : From the Greek, literally destroyer. Applied to a malefic that occupies an anaretic place and afflicts the Hyleg; believed by ancients to be life-destructive.
Every physician knows that without the will to live, the ill patient will die, regardless of the efficacy of physical cures. In the ancient world the Sun was hyleg, the life-giver, ...
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