<p>Dating from antiquity, the doctrine of the Arabic parts, virtually lost to Western astrological practice since the 17th century, enables the astrologer to investigate the “inner” meaning of the horoscope and thus go beyond the “outer” aspects expressed by the arrangement of the planets, signs, and houses.</p>

Dating from antiquity, the doctrine of the Arabic parts, virtually lost to Western astrological practice since the 17th century, enables the astrologer to investigate the "inner" meaning of the horoscope and thus go beyond the "outer" aspects expressed by the arrangement of the planets, signs, and houses.

Dating from antiquity, the doctrine of the Arabic parts, virtually lost to Western astrological practice since the 17th century, enables the astrologer to investigate the "inner" meaning of the horoscope and thus go beyond the "outer" aspects expressed by the arrangement of the planets, signs, and houses