hunter
Are there any glyphs to represent the 3 quadriplicities: Cardinal, fixed, mutable?
glyphs for the quadruplicities?
Minderwiz
Not that I'm aware of but as anyone can design a glyph, someone somewhere probably has or is about to. However someone designing one does not give it any general acceptance.
hunter
Thanks! I guess I'll just use C, F and M for now.
cardlady22
Or you could browse the Character Map utility and see if something strikes your personal fancy. 
ETA: I knew I'd seen something!
http://www.symbols.com/encyclopedia/06/0614.html Cardinal
http://www.symbols.com/encyclopedia/02/0213.html Mutable
http://www.symbols.com/encyclopedia/30/3041.html Fixed
ETA: I knew I'd seen something!
http://www.symbols.com/encyclopedia/06/0614.html Cardinal
http://www.symbols.com/encyclopedia/02/0213.html Mutable
http://www.symbols.com/encyclopedia/30/3041.html Fixed
Bernice
Glyphs of 3 quadriplicities
Short of posting a pic, this is what they are;
Cardinal = An upside down vee with a dot in it.
Fixed = A square with a dot in it.
Mutable = An upside down U with a dot in it.
Bee
P.S. I didn't invent them - been using them since the mid-60s when I first came across them. (From old books found in the libraray).
Yes indeed there are.hunter said:
Short of posting a pic, this is what they are;
Cardinal = An upside down vee with a dot in it.
Fixed = A square with a dot in it.
Mutable = An upside down U with a dot in it.
Bee
P.S. I didn't invent them - been using them since the mid-60s when I first came across them. (From old books found in the libraray).
cardlady22
Now the real trick:
finding a computer font that has included them.
finding a computer font that has included them.
hunter
Thank you both so much! I really wanted glyphs, since there seems to be a glyph for everything else.
I bought a cheap deck of playing cards and want to draw glyphs on them. Now I just need to find a pen that won't rub off the ultra slick lamination :-0
I bought a cheap deck of playing cards and want to draw glyphs on them. Now I just need to find a pen that won't rub off the ultra slick lamination :-0
Minderwiz
BerniceP.S. I didn't invent them - been using them since the mid-60s when I first came across them. (From old books found in the libraray).[/QUOTE said:
Bernice
Hi Minderwiz,
I've got out my old/early notebooks, flipping through them.
I see I have these glyphs in a section with notes taken from a mixture of Davidson, Hone, and a bit of Jeff Mayo. I'll post back when I've looked through all the writings (two very large books).
Bee
eta: ......found a couple of sentences (with one of these glyphs) marked as "Sepharial".
I've got out my old/early notebooks, flipping through them.
I see I have these glyphs in a section with notes taken from a mixture of Davidson, Hone, and a bit of Jeff Mayo. I'll post back when I've looked through all the writings (two very large books).
Bee
eta: ......found a couple of sentences (with one of these glyphs) marked as "Sepharial".
Bernice
....in the meantime, here's one of the early pages in one of the books. I listed everything I found before making further notes. Maybe the 'names' of these groups of planets/sighs might provide a clue.
Bear in mind I wrote them a *long* time ago
Bee
P.S. Had problems uploading this. Hope it's still readable.
Bear in mind I wrote them a *long* time ago
Bee
P.S. Had problems uploading this. Hope it's still readable.
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