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Draconic

Draconic astrology appears in modern practitioner literature associated with writers including Dennis Elwell and Pam Crane.

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Word origin · etymology

Greek/Latin dragon-derived adjective.

Draconic comes from draco, dragon. The chart frame's name recalls the lunar nodes' dragon-head and dragon-tail imagery.

Merriam-Webster: draconic ↗Astrodienst: practitioner explanation of draconic astrology ↗

How we know · epistemology

System-specific sources and conventions

This entry covers Draconic. Its cited texts document the methods or teachings being compared; any computed result depends on the stated inputs and rules. Historical attestation and reproducible arithmetic do not by themselves test a personal interpretation.

Victor Olliver, Draconic Astrology ↗

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  1. Victor Olliver, Draconic Astrology ↗
  2. Merriam-Webster: draconic ↗
  3. Astrodienst: practitioner explanation of draconic astrology ↗