![]() Altair is good for advancement of lawyers and military men. Tied with benefic stellar bodies, Altair is credited with bestowing hardiness, courage and generosity, especially if on the Ascendant. Īltair, in the Eagle, also called the Flying Eagle, has a Mars character with a blend of Mercury and Jupiter. This probably comes from the basic Martian character of the constellation and the fact that in those days poisoning of an enemy was considered a feminine characteristic. Īltair, the name of Shaykh Ilderim’s horse in Ben Hur, has the nature of Venus but in the Middle Ages was said to portend danger from reptiles. Negatively it creates disgrace, misfortune and possible ruin. The native can be ambitious and liberal, expect great but ephemeral wealth. The native is bold, confident, valiant, even unyielding. “The Flying Eagle.” A white star in the Eagle’s neck. Īnonymous of 379 AD said Altair it is like Jupiter and Mars. It confers a bold, confident, valiant, unyielding, ambitious and liberal nature, great and sudden but ephemeral wealth, and a position of command, makes its natives guilty of bloodshed, and gives danger from reptiles. Ptolemy gives Mars and Jupiter, Wilson, Saturn and Mercury Simmonite, Uranus and Alvidas, Uranus and Mercury in sextile to the Sun. Sometimes called “The Bird of Jove.” Opinions are divided as to the exact nature of this star. From Al Tair, the Eagle, or, according to Bullinger, the Wounding. A pale yellow star in the neck of the Eagle. ![]()
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