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achilles (588)

aci (6522)

actor (12238)

agamemnon (911)

ajax (1404)

alcinoos (11428)

alkeste (124)

anchises (1173)

androgeos (5027)

arachne (407)

arete (197)

ariadne (43)

atalanta (36)

augeias (13184)

bellerophon (1808)

cadmus (7092)

cteatus (7641)

daedalus (1864)

danae (61)

deiphobus (1867)

diomedes (1437)

galatea (74)

ganymed (1036)

hektor (624)

helena (101)

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icarus (1566)

io (85)

ixion (28978)

jason (6063)

kassandra (114)

laertes (11252)

lameia (248)

lysistrata (897)

medea (212)

midas (1981)

minos (6239)

narcissus (37117)

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nausikaa (192)

niobe (71)

odysseus (1143) / ulysses (5254)

orpheus (3361)

pandora (55)

paris (3317)

pythia (432)

sappho (80)

signs, degrees, houses, and aspects

sisyphus (1866)

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tantalus (2102)

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telemachus (15913)

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abundantia (151): where you have a lot and where you can give a lot.

achaemenides (5126): how to persevere.

achilles (588): where you are most vulnerable AND/OR where you may be forced to do something you do not want to.

agamemnon (911): where you get a lot of hate.

amalthea (113): where you should waste nothing.

ambrosia (193): what activities can extend your life if you pick them up this year.

aphrodite (1388): where you are seen as beautiful and where in your life there is a lot of drama.

arachne (407): where others destroy your reputation, where your ego is fragile, where you receive divine intervention, and/or where you transform.

artemis (105): where your attempts in romance are diminished (we don’t want this in 5h or 7h).

asmodeus (2174): where you may need to reevaluate in terms of logic by separating your personal opinions and emotions from the truth.

kleopatra (216): where you are likely to find a love affair.

frigga (77): where you have the ability to change your fate.

hermes (69230): this year’s travel forecast.

huitzilopochtli (52387): where you have a lot of energy that shouldn’t be wasted.

midas (1981): where your life completely changes in good and bad ways.

odysseus (1143): where you experience a lot of delays.

pan (4450): where to restraint yourself, greatest anxiety of the year, and where you can make the best out of the worst.

paris (3317): where you make a life changing decision that year.

tantalus (2102): where things feel just out of reach.

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Helen of Troy was the twin of Clytemnestra, sister to the twins Castor and Pollux (sometimes referred to as Polydeuces), and daughter of Zeus and Leda (the swan myth) - the adoptive daughter of Tyndareus. In other myths, she is sometimes thought to be the daughter of Zeus and Nemesis (which is a less popular thought/myth), in this version Leda finds the egg (yes, she is still born from an egg in this one) and is then raised by Leda and Tyndareus. Helen is regarded in mythology as the most beautiful woman in the world. Originally, Helen was abducted by Theseus (who wanted a divine wife), and while he was adventuring his mother, Aethra guarded her. This was short lived because soon after Theseus left, the Spartans invaded Athens, leading this army were Helen's brothers, Castor and Pollux, who returned Helen home and took Aethra in return. In some myths, Helen had a child with Theseus named Iphigenia, who upon Helen's return to Sparta was given to her sister, Clytemnestra, and is later sacrificed to the gods in order to sail to Troy by Agamemnon (Clytemnestra's husband). Featured in The Odyssey, Helen is to pick a suitor from a hoard of great men due to Tyndareus's fear that they would start a war over her if she didn't choose (haha, foreshadowing). Before a suitor was chosen, Tyndareus received advice from Odysseus that all suitor should swear an oath to Helen's chosen husband to always support and fight against anyone who may fight him. When everyone agreed, she does pick Menelaus. Together her and Menelaus have a peaceful marriage in which she has four children with him and she happily takes her seat beside him on the throne of Sparta. This marriage in itself is marked as the end of the age of heroes. Helen was later abducted by Paris who was promised by Aphrodite that he would have the most beautiful woman in the world. Paris brought Helen to Troy - some myths state that the two eloped during this time (there was no abduction, it was by choice). And, of course, after this the Trojan War ensues. But what happened after the war to Helen of Troy (who should really be Helen of Sparta in my opinion)? Well there are three different endings. In one, she is brought back home to Sparta by Menelaus who is determined to kill her for being amorous with Paris - in this version, she undresses and Menelaus is shocked by her beauty and forgets to kill her. In another, she is exiled to Mount Olympus. And lastly (and most unlikely in my opinion), she goes to the Underworld to spend eternity with Achilles (like why would she lol?). IN MY OPINION Helena in your chart can represent a) where people may constantly fight over you, b) where you may be thought of as beautiful, and/or c) where you are excused for being disloyal.

i encourage you to look into the aspects of helena along with the sign, degree, and house placement. for the more advanced astrologers, take a look at the persona chart of helena AND/OR add the other characters involved to see how they support or impede helena!

OTHER RELATED ASTEROIDS: paris (3317), aphrodite (1388), achilles (588), zeus (5731 / h42), leda (38), tyndareus (8125), nemesis (128), aethra (132), iphigenia (112), agamemnon (911), odysseus (1143), ulysses (5254), and menelaus (1647)!

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cassandra, the prophetess (asteroid 114)

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Cassandra (also known as Alexandra) appears as the daughter of the Trojan rulers Priam and Hecuba in The Iliad. Priam had Cassandra and her twin, Helenus, given (because he had so many children) to Apollo's temple to serve as devotees. Cassandra allegedly was a favorite of Apollo, who promised her the gift of prophecy if she did not reject his romantic advances. Cassandra agreed to this but when she got her gift, she rejected Apollo. Apollo then cursed her so that no one would ever believe her prophecies even though she accurately prophesied Paris destroying Troy, Agamemnon's (who brought Cassandra home as a "trophy of war") death, and so much more. Agamemnon and Cassandra are allegedly killed together by Clytemnestra after Cassandra has twins - who Clytemnestra also kills... IN MY OPINION Kassandra in your chart can represent a) where you don't follow quid pro quo, b) where your rejection of someone ruins your life, c) where you have both a gift and a curse, d) what your gift and curse are, e) where no one believes what you say, and/or f) where you fall from grace after not keeping your word.

i encourage you to look into the aspects of kassandra along with the sign, degree, and house placement. for the more advanced astrologers, take a look at the persona chart of kassandra AND/OR add the other characters involved to see how they support or impede kassandra!

OTHER RELATED ASTEROIDS: apollo (1862), agamemnon (911), paris (3317), priamus (884), hecuba (108), and helenos (1872)!

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Artemis is the daughter of Zeus and Leto. Previously stated in her twin’s myth, Hera was angered to hear of Zeus's infidelity with Leto and forbid Leto from having these illegitimate children on earth. So Leto had them in a tree - technically not touching the earth. Balancing on an olive tree branch she birthed Artemis. Hera heard this and sent her daughter, Eileithyia, to aid Leto in the birth of the other twin. Unfortunately, Eileithyia didn’t arrive on time - fortunately, Artemis learned how to aid in child-birthing and helped to deliver her brother, Apollo. Ever since this, each of these siblings protected their mother by whatever means necessary. Even if it came to bloodshed. Niobe said that she did more for Olympus than Leto by birthing more than two children. In response to this, Artemis and Apollo slaughter all her children. When Tityus gropped and tried to rape Leto, the twins killed him. To bear in mind, Artemis is one of the maiden goddesses of Olympus: recall that Diana (her Roman aspect) transformed Actaeon into a stag after seeing her naked then his dogs were set against him. Artemis's tale has the same spiel in which she goes to any lengths to protect her maidenhood. In some cases, like Actaeon (who’s story and myth are the same in Greek and Roman myth), she has a man killed, but in cases, like Siproites, she has the man transformed into a woman. Another extreme example, Agamemnon sacrificed one of Artemis's deer then boasted about how he is a better hunter than the goddess. This boasting held up the group from leaving for the Trojan War. To appease the goddess, Agamemnon then sacrificed his virginal daughter to Artemis - only then did Artemis let them leave for the war. Finally, Orion: in some versions he tries to rape her upon first encounter and Artemis kills him, but in others they fall in love with one another through shared interest in hunting. In the alternative, version Gaea sends the couple a scorpion to fight - either Artemis accidentally shoots Orion or Orion is stung with the scorpion's tail. An alternative to the alternative is her twin Apollo grows angry of the two’s connection and challenges Artemis to a hunt. Artemis askes what they are hunting and Apollo points to a distant creature in the lake - Artemis takes aim and fires and when she approaches her kill she sees it’s Orion. She then asks her father to place him in the heavens. IN MY OPINION Artemis in your chart can indicate a) how well you adapt or how good you are in a crisis, b) where you show loyalty to others, c) where you intend to stay pure, d) where in your life there is a lot of feminine energy, e) where you have a lot of spite, f) who you get along best with, and/or g) where your attempts in romance are diminished (if you have a lot of 6h synastry with a person and your artemis is in the 6h - you may find the relationship quickly fizzles out or they are removed from your life).

i encourage you to look into the aspects of artemis along with the sign, degree, and house placement. for the more advanced astrologers, take a look at the persona chart of artemis AND/OR add the other characters involved to see how they support or impede artemis!

OTHER RELATED ASTEROIDS/COMETS: zeus (5731 / h42), leto (68), hera (103), apollo (1862), gaea (1184), halley (999044), niobe (71), and agamemnon (911)!

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Agamemnon is the son of King Atreus and Queen Aerope. Most popularly he is remembered as the brother of Menelaus betrothed to Helen of Troy. Agamemnon appeared in The Odyssey as the husband to Clytemnestra and the major general of the Trojan War. The misfortune that these brothers face is often blamed on their ancestor, Tantalus, proclaiming that his lineage will always be loathed by the gods. Before the war took place, both Agamemnon and Menelaus were forced to flee Mycenae as their cousin, Aegisthus, took possession of the throne as an act against both his and their father. The two were refugees of Sparta who would eventually marry King Tyndareus’s daughters. Upon Tyndareus’s death, Menelaus became king. Agamemnon, however, was able to dethrone his cousin, Aegisthus, and retake the throne of Mycenae - ultimately exiling his father and said cousin. Many years later when Helen, Menelaus’s wife, is taken by Paris, Agamemnon answers his brother’s call for war. Naturally, Agamemnon gathers all the men who vowed to Helen to protect the union of her and his brother in order to build the army they needed. Agamemnon however has a knack for upsetting those around him - even the gods. When the soldiers were ready to sail, Agamemnon had infuriated Artemis. Agamemnon, after many misfortunate events, comes to the conclusion that he must sacrifice his only daughter to the goddess (this works lol). In some versions, his daughter is used as a tool to trick Achilles - but in these versions she is sacrificed as well. Agamemnon does lead the Greeks to victory after this sacrifice (and after Patroclus convinces Achilles to fight in the war once more). As a conclusion to the post-Trojan war status of this character: Agamemnon goes home to Clytemnestra, his wife, to discover she has been sleeping with his cousin, the recent ruler of Mycenae, Aegisthus. Sadly, his wife and cousin do end up killing him as a lovers plot and crime of passion. The two ambushed Agamemnon at a feast held in his honor along with Cassandra, the captive and seer of Apollo, and quite a few of Agamemnon's men. In some versions, it is just Aegisthus killing him at the feast and in others, it is Clytemnestra killing him during a bath. IN MY OPINION Agamemnon in a chart represents a) where and why you led the masses, b) where you overthrow others, c) where you get a lot of hate - supernatural included, d) how you convince the people to rally, e) what you are willing to sacrifice for the greater good, and/or f) where you are betrayed by family.

i encourage you to look into the aspects of agamemnon along with the sign, degree, and house placement. for the more advanced astrologers, take a look at the persona chart of agamemnon AND/OR add the other characters involved to see how they support or impede agamemnon!

OTHER RELATED ASTEROIDS: tyndareus (5125), helena (101), artemis (105), achilles (588), menelaus (1647), and kassandra (114)!

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