Classical Astrology. Volume 2. Degreeology

«Classical Astrology» is intended for those wishing to study astrology independently, as well as for practitioners and astrologers engaged in scientific research.
The books are composed, firstly, of lectures that the author attended at the Berlin Bioradiological Institute (formerly classified No. 25), having been its student since its opening in 1933; secondly, from lectures he gave there for first-year students in the 1936/37 academic year; and thirdly, from information obtained in the post-war years from numerous authors from different countries around the world – Germany, France, England, the USA, etc. Both in volume and content, the books correspond to a full university course designed for 4-5 years of study.
Volume 2 is dedicated to the signs of the Zodiac: a general description and specifics of each sign are provided, along with interpretations of decanates, five-degree ranges, and individual degrees. The influence of fixed stars in degrees is illustrated with historical examples.
The second chapter examines the specifics of the first, fifteenth, and thirtieth degrees of each sign.