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Nine Books on the Nature of Things
Attributed to Paracelsus · Diotimos Editions · 2026
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The gamaheus argument says one planetary influence overcomes another, comparing the situation to a house that cannot bear two masters. One remains master while the other serves or is expelled. This analogy explains exclusive governing power within the text’s astral system; it is not a general factual principle about households, politics, or modern physical interactions.
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- Book 9 · Signature · Passage 67Latin“una domus geminos dominos minime fert”