Humania: Myth

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Friday, November 23, 2012

A detail from Hieronymous Bosch's The Garden of Earthly Delights "Beware the slinking whisperer who whispers into the hearts of peo...

The boy hero was educated by Chiron, the centaur. Here depicted by John Singer Sargent Silver-footed Thetis, the sea goddess, leaned over th...

Princesss Elizabeth and her dashing consort Philip at a polo match in Kenya, just days before she succeeded to the throne in 1952. The 33 da...

Alexandre Cabanel's Birth of Venus (1875). You can see why Napoleon III wanted it for himself. In the second post of her three-part s...

Saturn is the master of time and death I'm very excited to have my first guest here at the Oxford Astrologer . My friend and coll...

One of Hiroshige's Views of Mount Fuji As a wedding gift, the dragon-king of the sea gave his human son-in-law two jewels - kanju and m...

Godzilla emerged from the depths of the ocean back in 1954, and trashed Tokyo. He may have been a plastic monster in a less than B-movie, bu...

Boris Karloff in the 1931 film Frankenstein. In the summer I wrote a post about Dracula with some suggestions about which planets we could a...

Hades (Pluto) Oxford is a small town with a famous university in the middle of England. But it's much more than that too. It's the ...

So you know you can cast a chart for just about anything. It's just a diagram of the sky at a particular time - waiting to be interprete...