dr. farr is likely to have a more definitive answer, however I can mention that dr. farr did say on another thread as follows:Please forgive me Traditional Astrologers while I am not new to astrology I am still learning Traditional methods and I am wondering if "Midpoints" are used here? I did try a search before starting a thread with no results.
Thanks guys!
S5
But remember that Traditional
(including Hellenist)
astrology has also provided important material
which, having been forgotten (or abandoned) during the Renaissance/Reformation period,
were taken up again by various Modernist authorities
(and seem, by the way, to continue to be largely neglected still by most of the neo-Traditionalist and neo-Hellenist advocates and practitioners)
For example:
- The tragic Alfred Witte brought back the mid-point concept dating at least to Guido Bonatti;
Ebertin further developed the mid-point concept and methodology
Today is founded upon Yesterday:
no question that Modernist astrology is founded upon oldtime astrology,
but also no question that Modernist astrology has revived valuable oldtime astrological concepts and techniques,
which had become lost and forgotten.
dr. farr is likely to have a more definitive answer, however I can mention that dr. farr did say on another thread as follows:
I have Benjamin Dykes translation of SAHL, and would appreciate a page reference, many thanksI read that Sahl, a Persian astrologer, wrote about midpoints.
When delineated in the manner originally intended and as described by ancient texts serafin5Thanks JupiterAsc, but is that a yes we do use midpoints? Are they indeed helpful in Traditional Natal chart interpretation?
S5