Dodecatemoria are subdivisions of the twelve signs of the Zodiac into a further twelve parts each. These can be said to form a "micro-zodiac" of 144 dodecatemoria, each corresponding to 2.5° of the ecliptic. In an alternate usage, the dodecamorion refers to a point on the ecliptic reached by the addition of twelve times a given number of degrees within a sign, either to the original degree, or to the beginning of the sign. This system, used in Hellenistic astrology but less favored by later ages, apparently originated in Babylonian astrology.
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| - Dodecatemoria are subdivisions of the twelve signs of the Zodiac into a further twelve parts each. These can be said to form a "micro-zodiac" of 144 dodecatemoria, each corresponding to 2.5° of the ecliptic. In an alternate usage, the dodecamorion refers to a point on the ecliptic reached by the addition of twelve times a given number of degrees within a sign, either to the original degree, or to the beginning of the sign. This system, used in Hellenistic astrology but less favored by later ages, apparently originated in Babylonian astrology. (en)
- Las dodecatemorias son subdivisiones de los doce signos del zodíaco en doce partes cada uno. Se puede decir que estas forman un «microzodíaco» de 144 dodecatemorias, cada una correspondiéndose con 2.5º de la eclíptica. En su uso alternativo, el dodecatemorion se refiere a un punto de la eclíptica alcanzado tras añadir doce veces un número dado de grados en un signo, ya sea a su grado original o en el comienzo de este. Este sistema, empleado en la astrología helenística pero menos favorecido por las tradiciones posteriores, tuvo su origen aparentemente en la . (es)
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| - Dodecatemoria are subdivisions of the twelve signs of the Zodiac into a further twelve parts each. These can be said to form a "micro-zodiac" of 144 dodecatemoria, each corresponding to 2.5° of the ecliptic. In an alternate usage, the dodecamorion refers to a point on the ecliptic reached by the addition of twelve times a given number of degrees within a sign, either to the original degree, or to the beginning of the sign. This system, used in Hellenistic astrology but less favored by later ages, apparently originated in Babylonian astrology. (en)
- Las dodecatemorias son subdivisiones de los doce signos del zodíaco en doce partes cada uno. Se puede decir que estas forman un «microzodíaco» de 144 dodecatemorias, cada una correspondiéndose con 2.5º de la eclíptica. En su uso alternativo, el dodecatemorion se refiere a un punto de la eclíptica alcanzado tras añadir doce veces un número dado de grados en un signo, ya sea a su grado original o en el comienzo de este. Este sistema, empleado en la astrología helenística pero menos favorecido por las tradiciones posteriores, tuvo su origen aparentemente en la . (es)
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