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27,000 BCE
Lunar notations inscribed in rock
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Period: 27,000 BCE to 500 BCE
Pre Hellenistic
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6000 BCE
Dawn or Astrology in Mesopotamia
Astrologers were called Astral Omen Diviners. Mundane Astrology was what was used. -
2000 BCE
Almanac from Mesopotamia
Enema Anu Enlil Uses a series of protests/apodosis statements -
2000 BCE
Solar Calendar from Egypt
Planets had a central roll, and were seen as deities. Elaborate astral theology was forming. -
1000 BCE
Astrology, Astronomy and Mathematics
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700 BCE
Expansion of trade routes
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550 BCE
Persians occupy Babylon
They promoted a widespread exchange of ideas, and beliefs. -
550 BCE
Greeks take up Astrology
Ecliptic divided into 12, 30° signs. -
Period: 550 BCE to 600
Hellenistic Period
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410 BCE
Birth Charts appear in Mesopotamia
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336 BCE
Alexander the Great Conquest
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220 BCE
1st Natal Charts cast by ASC
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14
Earliest surviving source texts
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313
Roman Empire Becomes Christianized
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Period: 500 to 600
Decline of Roman Empire
End of Hellenistic Period -
Period: 500 to
Medieval
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Period: 500 to 600
Mysticism moves to Persia
Due to the fall of the Roman Empire -
632
Persian Dynasty falls to Arabs
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1000
Birth of Horary and blending of traditions
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1100
The Crusades bring Astrology back to Europe
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1300
Many Astrological works are translated
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1400
European Renaissance & Fall of Constantinople
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Scientific Revolution
Decline of Astrology in the West -
Spiritual Revival in Europe
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Period: to
Modern
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Birth of Depth Physiology
Helps bring Astrology back via personality types -
Period: to
CCAG Published
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Horary Revival in Europe
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Project Hindsight
Robert Schmidt