- Cadens
Cadens (lat., fallend), 1) (Astron.), von einem Stern, der seinem Untergehen sich naht; 2) (Astrol.), Bezeichnung eines Planeten, der sich im 3., 6., 9. od. 12. Hause befindet, wo dessen Kraft geschwächt ist.
Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.
Cadens
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