William Shakespeare astrological birth chart (!)
lyra
for those interested...
note, they seem to think
he was born on April 26
which may not be true.
(quote)
Map of the Heavens, Positions of Planets, Astrological Birth Chart of
William SHAKESPEARE,
born April, 26 1564 8:30 AM
in Stratford-Upon-Avon (United Kingdom)
Sun in 15°37 Taurus,
AS in 22°57 Cancer,
Moon in 14°27 Scorpio,
MC in 23°40 Pisces
Sun 15°37' Taurus
Moon 14°27' Scorpio
Mercury 20°21' Aries
Venus 17°09' Gemini
Mars 9°24' Cancer
Jupiter 0°51' Leo
Saturn 27°52' Cancer
Uranus 6°46' Sagitarius
Neptune 6°45' Gemini
Pluto 15°28' Pisces
Chiron 17°16' Pisces
Ceres 11°16' Aquarius
Pallas 25°03' Aquarius
Juno 20°39' Aquarius
Vesta 11°07' Virgo
Node 1°06' Capricorn
Lilith 26°36' Virgo
Fortune 21°47' Capricorn
AS 22°57' Cancer
MC 23°40' Pisces
Senator
See what horoscope might suit the writer known as Shakespeare better.
paul streitz
Greg Reynolds
And if all goes well, we'll have the first piece of Oxfordian evidence.
Christian Lanciai
timing of 8.30? The compiler of this horoscope seems to take for
granted that WS was born in the perfect moment of a full moon. I had
thought the only certain knowledge of WS's birth was that he was born
before he was baptized on April 23rd.
Chris
"lyra" <mountai...@RockAthens.com> wrote in message news:<1109194848.5...@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>...
> William Shakespeare astrological birth chart (!)
>
> for those interested...
>
> note, they seem to think
> he was born on April 26
> which may not be true.
>
> (quote)
>
> Map of the Heavens, Positions of Planets, Astrological Birth Chart of
> William SHAKESPEARE,
> born April, 26 1564 8:30 AM
> in Stratford-Upon-Avon (United Kingdom)
> Sun in 15=B037 Taurus,
> AS in 22=B057 Cancer,
> Moon in 14=B027 Scorpio,
> MC in 23=B040 Pisces
>
>
>
> Sun 15=B037' Taurus
> Moon 14=B027' Scorpio
> Mercury 20=B021' Aries
> Venus 17=B009' Gemini
> Mars 9=B024' Cancer
> Jupiter 0=B051' Leo
> Saturn 27=B052' Cancer
> Uranus 6=B046' Sagitarius
> Neptune 6=B045' Gemini
> Pluto 15=B028' Pisces
>
> Chiron 17=B016' Pisces
> Ceres 11=B016' Aquarius
> Pallas 25=B003' Aquarius
> Juno 20=B039' Aquarius
> Vesta 11=B007' Virgo
>
> Node 1=B006' Capricorn
> Lilith 26=B036' Virgo
>
> Fortune 21=B047' Capricorn
>
> AS 22=B057' Cancer
> MC 23=B040' Pisces
>
>
>
> http://www.astrotheme.fr/en/portraits/mJewyUnHu8br.htm
Peter Farey
Christian Lanciai wrote:
>
> "lyra" wrote:
>
> > William SHAKESPEARE,
> > born April, 26 1564 8:30 AM
>
> timing of 8.30? The compiler of this horoscope seems to take for
> granted that WS was born in the perfect moment of a full moon. I had
> thought the only certain knowledge of WS's birth was that he was born
> before he was baptized on April 23rd.
He was baptized on April 26th 1564. He *died* April 23rd 1616.
That he was born on April 23rd too is just a guess.
Peter F.
pet...@rey.prestel.co.uk
http://www2.prestel.co.uk/rey/index.htm
bobgr...@nut-n-but.net
if you know a few things about a man, such as when he died, and how
many children he had, you can use astrology to pin down his exact time
of birth. As for the date, I'm not sure when Shakespeare is supposed
to have been born--by OUR dating system, which is what counts. We've
discussed that here before, but I can't remember what was decided.
--Bob G.
John W. Kennedy
Woo-hoo! More matter for my webpage!
---
John W. Kennedy
Read the remains of Shakespeare's lost play, now annotated!
http://pws.prserv.net/jwkennedy/Double%20Falshood/index.html
lyra
> Here again, who can be too sure? What's the source of this exact
> timing of 8.30? The compiler of this horoscope seems to take for
> granted that WS was born in the perfect moment of a full moon. I had
> thought the only certain knowledge of WS's birth was that he was born
> before he was baptized on April 23rd.
I wish I knew!
There is an address to contact the astrologer
if one wishes to, which may give some information...
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Pour toute question relative aux célébrités
(suggestion, erreur de date, commentaire, photo etc.),
vous pouvez écrire à st...@astrotheme.fr
<mailto:st...@astrotheme.fr>,
nous sommes demandeurs, toujours prêts à rajouter de nouvelles
célébrités
ou à corriger d'éventuelles anomalies, ou améliorer les photos etc.
http://www.astrotheme.fr/contact.php
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> lyra wrote in message
news:<1109194848.5...@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com>...
> > William Shakespeare astrological birth chart (!)
> >
> > for those interested...
> >
> > note, they seem to think
> > he was born on April 26
> > which may not be true.
> >
> > (quote)
> >
> > Map of the Heavens, Positions of Planets, Astrological Birth Chart
of
> > William SHAKESPEARE,
> > born April, 26 1564 8:30 AM
> > in Stratford-Upon-Avon (United Kingdom)
David L. Webb
"John W. Kennedy" <jwk...@attglobal.net> wrote:
> Senator wrote:
> > Why don't you try July 21, 1548 at 00:00:56 am lmt.
> >
> > See what horoscope might suit the writer known as Shakespeare better.
> >
> > paul streitz
> Woo-hoo! More matter for my webpage!
In case anyone has not seen John Kennedy's absolutely delightful
compilation of a few representative (if farcical) anti-Stratfordian
"facts," by all means check it out at
<http://pws.prserv.net/jwkennedy/antistrats.html>.
Mr. Streitz is responsible for five or six amusing entries. His book
contains many more that are even funnier but unfortunately don't lend
themselves as readily to the format of John's brief entries.
David L. Webb
"John W. Kennedy" <jwk...@attglobal.net> wrote:
The updated version is really delightful -- but I fear that you may
be doing Art a disservice by omitting at least two great
aneuendor...@comicass.nut classics:
(1) Anne Hathaway was Shakespeare's mother,
and
(2) Virgil predated Herodotus.
Also, it seems a shame to omit some of the choice ones in from the
Altschuler preprint:
(1) If Shakespeare's plays do not make explicit mention of certain
scientific discoveries, then it is reasonable to assume that he was dead
by the time those discoveries were made,
and
(2) The Edward de Vere proposed as author of Shakespeare's plays was
the thirteenth Earl of Oxford.
Adam Selzer
supposedly on his birthday."
John W. Kennedy
Done.
bobgr...@nut-n-but.net
Peter Farey wrote:
> Christian Lanciai wrote:
> >
> > "lyra" wrote:
> >
> > > William SHAKESPEARE,
> > > born April, 26 1564 8:30 AM
> >
> > Here again, who can be too sure? What's the source of this exact
> > timing of 8.30? The compiler of this horoscope seems to take for
> > granted that WS was born in the perfect moment of a full moon. I
had
> > thought the only certain knowledge of WS's birth was that he was
born
> > before he was baptized on April 23rd.
>
> He was baptized on April 26th 1564. He *died* April 23rd 1616.
> That he was born on April 23rd too is just a guess.
An educated guess, Peter--since it was the custom to baptize babies
within two or three days of their birth, or so I've read. But when was
he baptized by our calendar? 16 April? 36 April? Ten days one way or
the other, I recall. (Yeah, the 36 is a joke.)
--Bob G.
David L. Webb
Great -- and congratulations on such an amusing compilation! There
must be more great material, but I just can't think of any offhand. I
suspect that PWDBard, Mr. Paraleresis, and one or two others are being
unjustly neglected, but that oversight probably owes to their effusions
being too incoherent to permit parsing, let alone paraphrasing.
John W. Kennedy
The Gregorian Calendar was not introduced until 1582, so the question
is, strictly, meaningless. But if you were to project it backward, then
Shakespeare was baptized on May 6, N.S.
This is the month of October, 1582, as it was observed in Rome.
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This is the month of September, 1752, as it was observed in the United
Kingdom.
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---
John W. Kennedy
"Give up vows and dogmas, and fixed things, and you may grow like That.
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