Alexandre Dumas, père

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>>Alexandre Dumas, père (French for "father", akin to Senior in English), born Dumas Davy de la Pailleterie (July 24, 1802 – December 5, 1870) was a French writer, best known for his numerous historical novels of high adventure which have made him one of the most widely read French authors in the world. Many of his novels, including The Count of Monte Cristo, The Three Musketeers, and The Man in the Iron Mask were serialized, and he also wrote plays and magazine articles and was a prolific correspondent.

Origins and early life

Alexandre Dumas was born on July 24, 1802, in the town of Villers-Cotterêts in France. He was the son of Thomas-Alexandre Dumas, a French General, and of Marie-Louise Élisabeth Labouret, the daughter of an innkeeper. His father was himself the son of the Marquis Alexandre-Antoine Davy de la Pailleterie, who served the government of France as Général commissaire in the Artillery in the colony of Saint-Domingue (now Haiti), and his black slave Marie-Césette Dumas.

General Dumas died in 1806 when Alexandre was not yet four years old, leaving a nearly impoverished mother to raise him under difficult conditions. Although Marie-Louise was unable to provide her son with much in the way of education, it did not hinder young Alexandre's love of books, and he read everything he could get his hands on.

Growing up, his mother's stories of his father's brave military acts during the glory years of Napoleon I of France spawned Alexandre's vivid imagination for adventure and heroes. Although poor, the family still had the father's distinguished reputation and aristocratic connections, and after the restoration of the monarchy, twenty-year-old Alexandre Dumas moved to Paris where he obtained employment at the Palais Royal in the office of the powerful duc d'Orléans.

While working in Paris, Dumas began to write articles for magazines as well as plays for the theatre. In 1829 his first solo play, Henry III and his Court, was produced, meeting with great public acclaim. The following year his second play, Christine, proved equally popular, and as a result, he was financially able to work full time at writing. In 1830, he participated in the revolution that ousted King Charles X and replaced him on the throne with Dumas's former employer, the duc d'Orléans, who would rule as Louis-Philippe, the Citizen King.

Until the mid-1830s, life in France remained unsettled with sporadic riots by disgruntled Republicans and impoverished urban workers seeking change. As life slowly returned to normal, the nation began to industrialize and, with an improving economy combined with the end of press censorship, the times turned out to be very rewarding for the skills of Alexandre Dumas.

After writing more successful plays, he turned his efforts to novels. Although attracted to an extravagant lifestyle, and always spending more than he earned, Dumas proved to be a very astute business marketer. With high demand from newspapers for serial novels, in 1838, he simply rewrote one of his plays to create his first serial novel. Titled Le Capitaine Paul, it led to his forming a production studio that turned out hundreds of stories, all subject to his personal input and direction.

From 1839 to 1841, Dumas, with the assistance of several friends, compiled Celebrated Crimes, an eight-volume collection of essays on famous criminals and crimes from European history, including essays on Beatrice Cenci, Martin Guerre, Cesare and Lucrezia Borgia and more recent incidents including the cases of executed alleged murderers Karl Ludwig Sand and Antoine François Desrues.

Dumas also collaborated with his fencing master Augustin Grisier in his 1840 novel The Fencing Master. The story is written to be Grisier's narrated account of how he came to be witness to events in the Decembrist revolt in Russia. This novel was eventually banned in Russia by Tsar Nicholas I of Russia, causing Dumas to be forbidden to visit Russia until the Tsar's death. Grisier is also mentioned with great respect in both The Count of Monte Cristo and The Corsican Brothers as well as Dumas's memoirs.

In 1840, he married an actress, Ida Ferrier, but continued with his numerous

liaisons with other women, fathering at least three illegitimate children. One of those children, a son named after him, would follow in his footsteps, also becoming a successful novelist and playwright. Because of their same name and occupation, to distinguish them, one is referred to as Alexandre Dumas, père, the other as Alexandre Dumas, fils.

Alexandre Dumas, fils

Dumas made extensive use of the aid of numerous assistants and collaborators, of which Auguste Maquet was the best known. It was Maquet who outlined the plot of The Count of Monte Cristo and made substantial contributions to The Three Musketeers and its sequels, as well as several of Dumas's other novels. When working together, Maquet proposed plots and wrote drafts, while Dumas added the details, dialogues, and the final chapters.

His writing earned him a great deal of money, but Dumas was frequently broke or in debt as a result of spending lavishly on women and high living. The large and costly Château de Monte-Cristo that he built was often filled with strangers and acquaintances who took advantage of his generosity.

When King Louis-Philippe was ousted in a revolt, Dumas was not looked upon favorably by the newly elected President, Charles Louis Napoleon Bonaparte. In 1851 Dumas fled to Brussels, Belgium, to escape his creditors, and from there he traveled to Russia where French was the second language and his writings were enormously popular. Dumas spent two years in Russia before moving on to seek adventure and fodder for more stories. In March of 1861, the kingdom of Italy was proclaimed, with Victor Emmanuel II as its king. For the next three years, Alexandre Dumas would be involved in the fight for a united Italy, founding and leading a newspaper named Indipendente and returning to Paris in 1864.

Despite Alexandre Dumas' success and aristocratic connections, his being of mixed-race would affect him all his life. In 1843, he wrote a short novel, Georges, that addressed some of the issues of race and the effects of colonialism. Nevertheless, racist attitudes affected his rightful position in France's history long after his death on December 5, 1870, at the age of 68.

In June 2005, Dumas's recently-discovered last novel The Knight of Sainte-Hermine went on sale in France. Within the story, Dumas describes the Battle of Trafalgar in which the death of Lord Nelson is explained. The novel was being published serially and was almost complete by the time of his death. A final two-and-a-half chapters were written by modern-day Dumas scholar Claude Schopp who based himself on Dumas' pre-writing notes.

Though best known now as a novelist, Dumas earned his first fame as a dramatist. His Henri III et sa cour (1829) was the first of the great Romantic historical dramas produced on the Paris stage, preceding Victor Hugo's more famous Hernani (1830). Produced at the Comédie-Française and starring the famous Mademoiselle Mars, Dumas's play was an enormous success, launching him on his career. It had fifty performances over the next year, extraordinary at the time.

Other hits followed. For example, Antony (1831), a drama with a contemporary Byronic hero, is considered the first non-historical Romantic drama. It starred Mars's great rival Marie Dorval. There were also La Tour de Nesle (1832), another historical melodrama; and Kean (1836), based on the life of the great, and recently deceased, English actor Edmund Kean, played in turn by the great French actor Frédérick Lemaître. Dumas wrote many more plays and dramatized several of his own novels.

Dumas was also a prolific writer of non-fiction. He wrote journal articles on politics and culture, and books on French history.

His massive Grand dictionnaire de cuisine (Great Dictionary of Cuisine) was published posthumously in 1873. It is a combination of encyclopedia and cookbook. Dumas was both a gourmet and an expert cook. An abridged version, the Petit dictionnaire de cuisine (Small Dictionary of Cuisine), was published in 1882.

He was also a well-known travel writer, writing such books as

Impressions de voyage: En Suisse (Travel Impressions: In Switzerland , 1834)

Une Année à Florence (A Year in Florence , 1841)

De Paris à Cadix (From Paris to Cadiz , 1847)

Le Caucase (The Caucasus, 1859)

Impressions de voyage: En Russie (Travel Impressions: In Russia , 1860).

- Posthumous recognition

Buried in the place where he had been born, Alexandre Dumas remained in the cemetery at Villers-Cotterêts until November 30, 2002. Under orders of the French President, Jacques Chirac, his body was exhumed, and in a televised ceremony, his new coffin, draped in a blue-velvet cloth and flanked by four Republican Guards costumed as the Musketeers - Athos, Porthos, Aramis, and D'Artagnan - was transported in a solemn procession to the Panthéon of Paris, the great mausoleum where French luminaries are interred.

In his speech, President Chirac said: "With you, we were D'Artagnan, Monte Cristo, or Balsamo, riding along the roads of France, touring battlefields, visiting palaces and castles—with you, we dream." In an interview following the ceremony, President Chirac acknowledged the racism that had existed, saying that a wrong had now been righted with Alexandre Dumas enshrined alongside fellow authors Victor Hugo and Voltaire.

The honor recognized that although France has produced many great writers, none have been as widely read as Alexandre Dumas. His stories have been translated into almost a hundred languages, and have inspired more than 200 motion pictures.

Alexandre Dumas's home outside of Paris, the Château Monte Cristo, has been restored and is open to the public.<<

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DUMAS SR., Alexandre

DoB: 24/7/1802 Time: 05:30 (+0:12 LMT) GMT Time: 05:18

Location: 3E06 49N15 Villers CotterÍts -02- (F)

Category: Writer

Source: The Gauquelin's data collection: Gauquelin Birth and Planetary Data' -Series A- 1971

Astrological Setting (Tropical- Placidus)

RIYAL Sat July 24 1802 UT 5h18m00s Lat49n15 Lon3e06 SORT ALL

Planet	Longit.	Latitude	Declin.	Const.	H.D.	Period	Inclin.	O. Range
OX3	0Cp05 r	0n25	23s03	Sgr	36.1	180	3.3	17.5->46.3
VQ94	0Ar06 r	56s56	50s12	Eri	166.9	2597	70.9	6.6->371.3
Sun	0Le31	0n00	20n04	Cnc	1.0	1	0.0
TO66	1Ca24	26n40	50n08	Aur	47.2	286	27.4	38.3->48.6
RD215	1Sc24	2n07	9s59	Vir	121.3	1354	25.8	38.1->206.
Eris	1Aq25 r	44s33	62s20	Ind	68.7	556	44.0	37.8->97.5
Deucalion	1Pi26 r	0s21	11s19	Aqr	41.9	290	0.4	41.3->46.4
Vertex	1Cp42
Quaoar	1Ar54 r	0n47	1n28	Psc	41.8	283	8.0	41.7->44.5
96PW	3Vi14	6n26	16n19	Leo	170.4	3662	28.9	2.7->472.5
Uranus	3Li22	0n42	0s42	Vir	18.3	85	0.8
Venus	3Vi29	1n27	11n36	Leo	0.7	1	3.4
PB112	4Sc00	10s08	22s22	Hya	126.0	1117	15.3	35.8->179.
VU2	4Li11	12s03	12s42	Crv	7.1	19	14.1	3.3->10.8
Ceto	4Pi33 r	6n05	4s11	Aqr	130.1	1004	22.6	17.4->183.
QB243	4Pi39 r	0n43	9s09	Aqr	21.9	202	6.8	15.2->53.7
Logos	4Cp40 r	1n42	21s41	Sgr	50.4	303	2.9	39.7->50.6
SB60	5Ge00	13n33	34n27	Per	46.3	272	23.9	37.5->46.5
PJ30	5Ca05	1n33	24n55	Gem	121.2	1388	5.5	28.8->220.
Elatus	5Sc16	4n39	8s55	Lib	17.0	44	5.9	7.4->17.5
Pelion	5Sc43	9n24	4s33	Vir	18.5	90	9.4	17.4->22.8
QF6	5Li46	16n58	13n16	Vir	11.7	19	23.8	2.2->12.0
Saturn	5Vi48	1n41	10n58	Leo	9.3	30	2.5
Crantor	6Ge05	9s46	11n43	Tau	23.1	86	12.8	14.1->24.9
RZ214	6Li18	8s55	10s41	Crv	102.5	785	20.4	37.3->132.
Jupiter	6Vi19	1n02	10n10	Leo	5.4	12	1.3
Orcus	6Li26	19s59	20s49	Crv	46.5	248	20.6	30.9->48.1
RP120	6Sc32 r	1n22	12s25	Lib	108.7	415	118.3	2.4->108.8
VS2	6Le38	1s46	16n56	Cnc	38.4	250	14.7	36.6->42.7
Pluto	6Pi42 r	13s13	21s17	Aqr	41.5	246	17.2	29.4->49.1
XA255	7Ta15	11s47	2n48	Cet	43.3	163	12.7	9.3->50.4
Cyllarus	7Li45	8n07	4n22	Vir	35.0	135	12.6	16.5->36.1
Apogee	8Le00	2n56	21n07	Cnc
QB1	8Le23	1n35	19n43	Cnc	45.7	294	2.2	41.4->47.0
EL61	8Cp28 r	10n46	12s27	Sct	40.4	282	28.3	34.7->51.3
TL66	8Sa31 r	14n03	7s52	Oph	109.2	758	23.9	35.1->131.
DH5	8Li52	13n56	9n17	Vir	17.2	105	22.5	14.0->30.4
GZ32	9Cp03 r	1n17	21s53	Sgr	18.2	110	15.1	18.0->28.0
Asbolus	9Ca06	16n58	40n05	Aur	27.5	76	17.6	6.9->28.8
Okyrhoe	10Aq19r	12n30	5s37	Aqr	9.9	23	15.9	5.9->10.1
KF77	10Ge32	3n34	25n35	Tau	30.9	132	4.3	19.8->32.1
CE10	10Li34	27s45	29s27	Hya	17.6	31	145.0	2.0->17.6
AZ84	10Vi37	13s18	4s44	Sex	39.8	251	13.6	32.7->46.9
RL43	11Le07	5s42	11n59	Cnc	25.5	122	12.2	23.7->25.6
TD10	11Li26	0n59	3s37	Vir	136.5	933	5.9	12.6->178.
UR163	11Le39	0s11	17n09	Cnc	63.0	374	0.7	37.4->66.4
Teharonhi	11Ge55	1n57	24n11	Tau	44.4	293	2.6	42.8->45.4
RG33	12Ca06	33n14	55n56	Lyn	15.4	30	35.8	2.3->16.8
Ascend	12Le18	0n00	17n08	Cnc
Node	12Pi31 r	0n00	6s52	Aqr
HB57	12Ge48	13s06	9n21	Ori	138.2	2057	15.6	38.1->285.
Nessus	13Ar43 r	4s35	1n11	Cet	37.0	121	15.7	11.7->37.3
Typhon	13Sa52r	2s27	24s55	Oph	32.0	234	2.4	17.5->58.5
Echeclus	14Sc01	3n45	12s29	Lib	9.3	36	4.3	5.8->15.9
PA44	14Ge05	2s05	20n27	Tau	17.1	53	3.3	3.4->24.9
GM137	14Aq05r	11s24	27s30	PsA	8.4	23	15.7	7.1->8.9
CC22	14Ta34	7s20	9n13	Cet	8.2	19	11.2	5.4->8.7
Varuna	14Li45	16n46	9n38	Vir	45.2	284	17.2	41.2->45.3
RM43	14Sa47r	3n44	18s54	Oph	114.9	857	28.8	35.2->145.
Bienor	14Pi58 r	2n55	3s14	Psc	19.0	67	20.8	13.1->19.9
Thereus	15Le05	17s26	0s23	Hya	12.9	38	20.1	8.9->13.6
Pylenor	15Ge38	4s40	18n03	Tau	20.0	68	5.5	11.7->21.7
TC302	15Sa39r	30s14	52s40	Ara	68.6	411	35.0	39.0->71.6
Chiron	15Sa42r	5n56	16s48	Oph	10.5	49	7.0	8.4->18.4
MS4	15Pi50 r	13n42	7n03	Psc	40.4	267	17.7	35.5->47.5
Huya	16Aq12r	8n20	8s02	Aqr	34.8	246	15.5	28.4->50.1
FZ173	17Ta13	9n20	25n56	Ari	115.2	789	12.8	32.2->138.
FP185	17Ta16	24s36	6s39	Eri	146.0	3234	31.0	34.1->403.
CZ118	17Ge30	27n30	50n13	Aur	134.0	1247	27.7	37.7->194.
CO1	17Ge41	0s10	22n44	Tau	20.3	95	19.7	10.9->30.6
PN34	17Vi49	13s05	7s14	Crt	30.9	174	16.6	13.5->48.8
RZ215	17Vi58	4s26	0n41	Leo	122.5	1036	25.3	31.6->173.
GB32	18Ge19	14s04	8n56	Ori	149.3	3071	14.2	35.4->387.
YQ179	18Pi25 r	18s33	21s34	Cet	115.8	827	20.9	36.6->139.
GQ21	18Ta42	8s05	9n38	Tau	109.5	903	13.4	38.0->148.
Neptune	18Sc50r	1n46	15s44	Lib	30.3	166	1.8
Sedna	19Pi06 r	5s32	9s24	Aqr	175.9	10953	12.0	75.3->911.
QD112	19Ca33	13n06	35n00	Gem	28.4	83	14.5	8.0->30.0
OP32	20Ta06	20s55	2s25	Eri	47.5	283	27.2	38.6->47.7
Ixion	20Aq07r	19s13	32s53	PsA	31.9	246	19.6	29.8->48.7
VR130	20Vi21	0s26	3n26	Leo	27.9	118	3.5	14.9->33.2
FZ53	20Cp51r	35n51	13n38	Aql	33.3	116	34.9	12.3->35.1
TX300	20Ca55	13n45	35n25	Lyn	48.4	286	25.8	38.3->48.6
XZ255	20Ta55	1s13	16n50	Tau	15.5	63	2.6	15.3->16.5
Mars	21Ta01	1s12	16n53	Tau	1.4	2	1.9
FY9	21Sa33r	3s08	26s20	Oph	46.8	306	29.0	38.3->52.6
UJ438	21Sc37r	1s50	19s58	Lib	18.4	74	3.8	8.3->27.1
RN43	21Ta45	14s02	4n38	Tau	41.0	267	19.3	40.6->42.3
Pholus	21Ar49	24s44	14s26	Cet	14.1	91	24.7	8.7->31.9
RR43	22Le04	24n35	37n10	LMi	47.7	287	28.5	37.8->49.3
SA278	22Cp54r	13n31	8s10	Aql	126.5	879	16.4	32.7->150.
Mercury	22Ca55r	4s42	16n53	Gem	0.4	0	7.0
TY364	23Ge13	20s29	2n50	Ori	37.3	243	24.8	36.3->41.6
KX14	23Cp52r	0n06	21s16	Sgr	37.9	240	0.4	37.0->40.3
Hylonome	23Pi56 r	0n14	2s12	Psc	31.1	125	4.2	18.7->31.2
OM67	24Vi07	12s11	8s50	Crt	111.2	985	23.2	39.9->158.
Amycus	24Pi33 r	8n53	5n59	Psc	33.8	125	13.4	15.1->34.9
Chariklo	24Ge34	13n27	36n48	Aur	15.7	63	23.4	13.1->18.5
CF119	24Pi52 r	16n12	12n48	Peg	112.4	830	19.8	38.1->138.
Chaos	24Li58	4n22	5s36	Vir	46.2	312	12.0	41.2->50.9
CR105	25Aq19r	8s03	20s40	Aqr	121.5	3218	22.9	43.6->392.
BL41	25Sa40r	3s23	26s47	Sgr	11.5	31	13.4	7.1->12.5
Midheav	25Ar42	0n00	9n57	Psc
SQ73	25Ca49	16n22	37n02	Lyn	20.4	74	17.5	14.8->20.6
UX25	26Le01	15s47	2s01	Sex	37.1	283	19.4	36.7->49.5
CY118	26Ar23 r	18s52	7s26	Cet	115.4	857	25.7	34.2->146.
CO104	26Sa52r	3s08	26s34	Sgr	26.4	118	3.1	20.6->27.5
XX143	27Vi08	6n28	7n04	Vir	21.3	76	6.8	9.7->26.3
WL7	27Cp12r	10s34	31s06	Sgr	23.0	90	11.2	14.9->25.2
AW197	27Cp19r	1n15	19s29	Cap	44.2	323	24.4	41.0->53.2
LE31	27Ge20	10s15	13n12	Ori	11.7	23	152.5	4.3->11.8
MW12	27Ar29	9s22	1n50	Psc	39.6	307	21.6	39.3->51.7
WN188	27Aq30r	12s27	23s59	Aqr	22.9	54	27.0	2.2->26.4
Radamantus	27Sc55r	10s11	29s37	Lup	44.1	244	12.7	33.1->45.1
DA62	28Ar06	9s24	2n01	Cet	11.2	21	52.4	4.1->11.2
GV9	28Cp29r	17n46	3s04	Aql	43.4	270	22.0	38.4->45.2
OO67	28Li32	18n52	6n42	Vir	168.8	13422	20.0	21.2->1108
Moon	28Ta39	5n01	24n46	Tau	1.0	0	5.2
BU48	28Ca56	2s44	17n44	Cnc	24.6	194	14.2	20.6->46.4
XR190	29Sa05r	20n16	3s12	Ser	57.5	431	46.6	52.3->61.9

Focused Minor Planets

Eris = 1 Aq 25 r

Uranus = 3 Li 22 Trine

VQ94 = 0 Ar 06 r Sextile

Quaoar = 1 Ar 54 r

TO66 = 1 Ca 24 Quincunx

RD215 = 1 Sc 24 Square

Deucalion = 1 Pi 26 r Semisextile

Chiron = 15 Sa 42 r Semisquare

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Ixion = 20 Aq 07 r

Mars = 21 Ta 01 Square

Neptune = 18 Sc 50 r

FY9 = 21 Sa 33 r Sextile

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Quaoar = 1 Ar 54 r

Uranus = 3 Li 22

Sun = 0 Le 31 Trine

TO66 = 1 Ca 24 Square

RD215 = 1 Sc 24 Quincunx

Deucalion = 1 Pi 26 r Semisextile

Eris = 1 Aq 25 r Sextile

Huya = 16 Aq 12 r Semisquare

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Jupiter = 6 Vi 19 Semisextile

Saturn = 5 Vi 48

Pluto = 6 Pi 42 r Quincunx

VS2 = 6 Le 38 Sextile

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Saturn = 5 Vi 48 Trine

Uranus = 3 Li 22 Square

Ceto = 4 Pi 33 r Sextile

SB60 = 5 Ge 00 Quincunx

Moon = 28 Ta 39 Quincunx

AW197 = 27 Cp 19 r Square

XR190 = 29 Sa 05 r Sextile

Rhadamanthus = 27 Sc 55 r Semisextile

Typhon = 13 Sa 52 r Semisquare

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TL66 = 8 Sa 31 r

Pluto = 6 Pi 42 r Square

EL61 = 8 Cp 28 r Semisextile

Cyllarus = 7 Li 45 Sextile

XA255 = 7 Ta 15 Quincunx

Chaos = 24 Li 58 Semisquare

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TY364 = 23 Ge 13

Mercury = 22 Ca 55 r Semisextile

SA278 = 22 Cp 54 r Quincunx

Hylonome = 23 Pi 56 r Square

RR43 = 22 Le 04 Sextile

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Astrological Setting (Sidereal - Fagan/Bradley)

RIYAL Sat July 24 1802 UT 5h18m00s Lat49n15 Lon3e06 SORT ALL

Planet	Longit.
RR43	0Le05
SA278	0Cp55 r
Mercury	0Ca56 r
TY364	1Ge14
KX14	1Cp53 r
Hylonome	1Pi57 r
OM67	2Vi07
Amycus	2Pi34 r
Chariklo	2Ge35
CF119	2Pi53 r
Chaos	2Li59
CR105	3Aq20 r
BL41	3Sa41 r
Midheav	3Ar43
SQ73	3Ca50
UX25	4Le01
CY118	4Ar24 r
CO104	4Sa53 r
XX143	5Vi09
WL7	5Cp13 r
AW197	5Cp20 r
LE31	5Ge21
MW12	5Ar30
WN188	5Aq31 r
Radamantus	5Sc56 r
DA62	6Ar07
GV9	6Cp30 r
OO67	6Li33
Moon	6Ta40
BU48	6Ca57
XR190	7Sa06 r
OX3	8Sa06 r
VQ94	8Pi07 r
Sun	8Ca32
TO66	9Ge25
RD215	9Li25
Eris	9Cp26 r
Deucalion	9Aq27 r
Vertex	9Sa43
Quaoar	9Pi55 r
96PW	11Le15
Uranus	11Vi23
Venus	11Le30
PB112	12Li00
VU2	12Vi12
Ceto	12Aq34r
QB243	12Aq40r
Logos	12Sa41r
SB60	13Ta01
PJ30	13Ge06
Elatus	13Li17
Pelion	13Li44
QF6	13Vi47
Saturn	13Le49
Crantor	14Ta06
RZ214	14Vi19
Jupiter	14Le20
Orcus	14Vi26
RP120	14Li33 r
VS2	14Ca39
Pluto	14Aq43r
XA255	15Ar16
Cyllarus	15Vi46
Apogee	16Ca01
QB1	16Ca24
EL61	16Sa29r
TL66	16Sc32r
DH5	16Vi53
GZ32	17Sa04r
Asbolus	17Ge07
Okyrhoe	18Cp20r
KF77	18Ta33
CE10	18Vi35
AZ84	18Le38
RL43	19Ca08
TD10	19Vi27
UR163	19Ca39
Teharonhi	19Ta55
RG33	20Ge06
Ascend	20Ca19
Node	20Aq32r
HB57	20Ta49
Nessus	21Pi43 r
Typhon	21Sc53r
Echeclus	22Li02
PA44	22Ta06
GM137	22Cp06r
CC22	22Ar35
Varuna	22Vi46
RM43	22Sc48r
Bienor	22Aq59r
Thereus	23Ca06
Pylenor	23Ta39
TC302	23Sc40r
Chiron	23Sc42r
MS4	23Aq51r
Huya	24Cp13r
FZ173	25Ar14
FP185	25Ar17
CZ118	25Ta31
CO1	25Ta42
PN34	25Le50
RZ215	25Le59
GB32	26Ta20
YQ179	26Aq26r
GQ21	26Ar43
Neptune	26Li51 r
Sedna	27Aq07r
QD112	27Ge34
OP32	28Ar07
Ixion	28Cp07r
VR130	28Le22
FZ53	28Sa52r
TX300	28Ge56
XZ255	28Ar56
Mars	29Ar02
FY9	29Sc33r
UJ438	29Li38 r
RN43	29Ar46
Pholus	29Pi50

Focused Minor Planets

Eris = 9 Cp 26 r

Uranus = 11 Vi 23 Trine

VQ94 = 8 Pi 07 r Sextile

Quaoar = 9 Pi 55 r

TO66 = 9 Ge 25 Quincunx

RD215 = 9 Li 25 Square

Deucalion = 9 Aq 27 r Semisextile

Chiron = 23 Sc 42 r Semisquare

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Ixion = 28 Cp 07 r

Mars = 29 Ar 02 Square

Neptune = 26 Li 51 r

FY9 = 29 Sc 33 r Sextile

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Quaoar = 9 Pi 55 r

Uranus = 11 Vi 23

Sun = 8 Ca 32 Trine

TO66 = 9 Ge 25 Square

RD215 = 9 Li 25 Quincunx

Deucalion = 9 Aq 27 r Semisextile

Eris = 9 Cp 26 r Sextile

Huya = 24 Cp 13 r Semisquare

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Orcus = 14 Vi 26

Jupiter = 14 Le 20 Semisextile

Saturn = 13 Le 49

Pluto = 14 Aq 43 r Quincunx

VS2 = 14 Ca 39 Sextile

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Saturn = 13 Le 49 Trine

Venus = 11 Le 30

Uranus = 11 Vi 23 Square

Ceto = 12 Aq 34 r Sextile

SB60 = 13 Ta 01 Quincunx

Moon = 6 Ta 40 Quincunx

AW197 = 5 Cp 20 r Square

XR190 = 7 Sa 06 r Sextile

Rhadamanthus = 5 Sc 56 r Semisextile

Typhon = 21 Sc 53 r Semisquare

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TL66 = 16 Sc 32 r

Pluto = 14 Aq 43 r Square

EL61 = 16 Sa 29 r Semisextile

QB1 = 16 Ca 24 Trine

Cyllarus = 15 Vi 46 Sextile

XA255 = 15 Ar 16 Quincunx

Chaos = 2 Li 59 Semisquare

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Mercury = 0 Ca 56 r Semisextile

SA278 = 0 Cp 55 r Quincunx

Hylonome = 1 Pi 57 r Square

RR43 = 0 Le 05 Sextile

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Posted to Centaurs (YahooGroups) on December 05, 2007

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