Parzival
Parzival
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† In view of its position so near to the Pole Star, the constellation Draco can scarcely be intended. It has been suggested that Wolfram rather has in mind the progression through the zodiac of the ‘Dragon’s Head’ and ‘Dragon’s Tail’ (points where the lunar orbit intersects the plane of the ecliptic or the terrestrial orbit). Chaucer, Astrolabe, ii, 4, lumps the ‘Tail of the Dragoun’ together with Saturn and Mars as ‘wykkid’ when in the house of the ascendant. Wolfram was in any event drawing on... die magic of etymology.
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† In view of its position so near to the Pole Star, the constellation Draco can scarcely be intended. It has been suggested that Wolfram rather has in mind the progression through the zodiac of the ‘Dragon’s Head’ and ‘Dragon’s Tail’ (points where the lunar orbit intersects the plane of the ecliptic or the terrestrial orbit). Chaucer, Astrolabe, ii, 4, lumps the ‘Tail of the Dragoun’ together with Saturn and Mars as ‘wykkid’ when in the house of the ascendant. Wolfram was in any event drawing on... die magic of etymology.
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