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Aries

The thirty Sabian symbols assigned to the degrees of Aries, one image per degree from the first through the thirtieth. The Sabian symbols were first obtained through Elsie Wheeler's clairvoyant readings for Marc Edmund Jones in San Diego in 1925, and Jones published the definitive ordering himself in 1953; Dane Rudhyar reworded the same 360 images separately in his 1973 "An Astrological Mandala", a wording that differs from Jones' own phrasing in many degrees, and this atlas discloses both as real published versions rather than treating either as the sole canonical text. Belongs here: any sabiansymbol entity named Aries 1 through Aries 30. Does not belong here: a symbol of any other sign, the Aries zodiacsign entity itself, the Aries symbol entity, or the Aries subcategory grouping Shem Angels on the unrelated shemangel type, all of which are different entities of different types serving different roles on this atlas.

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Cultural Origin
Modern American 1
Era of Origin
1925 CE 1
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1. Wikipedia: Marc Edmund Jones
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  • Wikipedia Marc Edmund Jones, Work section, origin statement, Aries
    He created the Sabian Symbols with the assistance of the clairvoyant Elsie Wheeler in 1925, and in 1953 he published The Sabian Symbols in Astrology, a book that renders a specific symbol and interpretive character for each of the 360 degrees of the zodiac that are found on the astronomical ecliptic.
  • Wikipedia Marc Edmund Jones, Work section, era statement, Aries
    He created the Sabian Symbols with the assistance of the clairvoyant Elsie Wheeler in 1925, and in 1953 he published The Sabian Symbols in Astrology, a book that renders a specific symbol and interpretive character for each of the 360 degrees of the zodiac that are found on the astronomical ecliptic.
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