Thiebes: Fixed links, added astrology template and category

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Fixed links, added astrology template and category

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	A '''horoscope''' is a simplified but technically precise drawing of the sky at a particular moment and place on the Earth's surface. A horoscope generally includes the twelve zodiacal [[signs]], the twelve [[house]]s, and the positions of the [[planet]]s and other mathematically derived points of interest within them.		{{astrology}}
			A '''horoscope''' is a simplified but technically precise drawing of the sky at a particular moment and place on the Earth's surface. A horoscope generally includes the twelve zodiacal [[signs]], the twelve [[House (astrology)\|house]]s, and the positions of the [[planet]]s and other mathematically derived points of interest within them.

	There are several popular ways of drawing the horoscope. The most common method in the West currently is to represent the [[ecliptic]] as a circle, with the eastern horizon or [[ascendant]] to the left, the [[midheaven]] at the top, the western horizon or [[descendant]] on the right, and the [[nadir]] or [[IC]] at the bottom. The positions of [[house]] cusps, [[planet]]s, and mathematically derived points of interest are then drawn in using their symbols and their degrees of [[ecliptic longitude]].		There are several popular ways of drawing the horoscope. The most common method in the West currently is to represent the [[ecliptic]] as a circle, with the eastern horizon or [[ascendant]] to the left, the [[midheaven]] at the top, the western horizon or [[descendant]] on the right, and the [[nadir]] or [[IC]] at the bottom. The positions of [[House (astrology)\|house]] cusps, [[planet]]s, and mathematically derived points of interest are then drawn in using their symbols and their degrees of [[ecliptic longitude]].

	In medieval Europe, and currently in parts of India, a square representation of the horoscope was used. In this figure,		In medieval Europe, and currently in parts of India, a square representation of the horoscope was used. In this figure,

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RIKB at 07:43, 9 March 2005

2005-03-09T07:43:24Z

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A '''horoscope''' is a simplified but technically precise drawing of the sky at a particular moment and place on the Earth's surface. A horoscope generally includes the twelve zodiacal [[signs]], the twelve [[house]]s, and the positions of the [[planet]]s and other mathematically derived points of interest within them.

There are several popular ways of drawing the horoscope. The most common method in the West currently is to represent the [[ecliptic]] as a circle, with the eastern horizon or [[ascendant]] to the left, the [[midheaven]] at the top, the western horizon or [[descendant]] on the right, and the [[nadir]] or [[IC]] at the bottom. The positions of [[house]] cusps, [[planet]]s, and mathematically derived points of interest are then drawn in using their symbols and their degrees of [[ecliptic longitude]].

In medieval Europe, and currently in parts of India, a square representation of the horoscope was used. In this figure,

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Thiebes: Fixed links, added astrology template and category

RIKB at 07:43, 9 March 2005