genethliacs (Meaning)

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genethliacs (n.)

The science of calculating nativities, or predicting the future events of life from the stars which preside at birth.

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The astrologer meticulously studied the genethliacs of the newborn, predicting a life of great fortune.
In ancient Greece, genethliacs were used to determine the auspicious time for a baby's birth.
The genethliacs revealed a strong affinity for science and exploration in the child's destiny.
The astrological chart based on genethliacs can provide insights into a person's character and future path.
Through genethliacs, people sought to understand the influences of the celestial bodies on their earthly lives.
The practice of genethliacs faded over time, but its principles continue to be explored in modern astrology.
Some cultures still believe that genethliacs can provide valuable guidance in decision-making.
The genethliacs of an individual can be used to identify potential pitfalls and opportunities.
Despite its controversial nature, genethliacs remains an intriguing subject for historians and astrologers alike.
The accuracy of genethliacs is still debated among scholars, but its historical significance is undeniable.

The science of calculating nativities, or predicting the future events of life from the stars which preside at birth.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The astrologer meticulously studied the genethliacs of the newborn, predicting a life of great fortune.

In ancient Greece, genethliacs were used to determine the auspicious time for a baby's birth.

The genethliacs revealed a strong affinity for science and exploration in the child's destiny.

The astrological chart based on genethliacs can provide insights into a person's character and future path.