Interpretations

A working reference rather than a list of keywords. The traditional framework comes first — Hellenistic and medieval material at the base, modern schools as a separate layer — and where the sources disagree, the disagreement is stated rather than quietly resolved.

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Ten planets on the four angles: how each line is formed, what it emphasises, and what changes the reading — the natal condition of the planet, sect, and the places where lines meet.

How to Read an Astrocartography Map Series overview — how the lines are drawn, how to read a planet-and-angle pair, and how close to one you have to be
Sun Line in Astrocartography: Meaning on All Four Angles The only line where every program agrees exactly — and the only planet that rules a single house
Moon Line in Astrocartography: Meaning on All Four Angles Belonging, and the body's weather — the line most often felt before it is understood
Mercury Line in Astrocartography: Meaning on All Four Angles Never more than 28° from the Sun — and the only planet whose sect you have to work out
Venus Line in Astrocartography: Meaning on All Four Angles The nocturnal benefic — and the line whose failure mode is that nothing goes wrong
Mars Line in Astrocartography: Meaning on All Four Angles In sect at night — the line that is dangerous to the wrong chart and indispensable to the right one
Jupiter Line in Astrocartography: Meaning on All Four Angles The diurnal benefic — and why the same line reads differently in a night chart
Saturn Line in Astrocartography: Meaning on All Four Angles In sect by day — not a bad place, a place that charges
$An aged map under a sheet of cracked glass, its printed grid and drawn lines broken and offset along the fracture, with cold blue light coming up through the crack.$ Uranus Line in Astrocartography: Meaning on All Four Angles Outside the traditional framework — a line the older doctrine has no rules for, and what to use instead
Neptune Line in Astrocartography: Meaning on All Four Angles The line where the reading is hardest to falsify — and what to do about that
Pluto Line in Astrocartography: Meaning on All Four Angles 17° off the ecliptic — the one line where two maps of the same birth can be hundreds of kilometres apart