Thanks again for the kind words.
And yes, if the eclipse is near the sunrise effects are very quick according Ptolemy.

I did not about Monoceros, in traditional astrology are used just the 48 constellations listed by ancients. Anyway Unicorn was well known to ancients, true?

And about Julian, I did not know that he died with an eclipse, I should enquiry a little more. But eclipses are always omina, they mean something.
Julian tried to restore the ancient ways of paganism, but in a certain way paganism was never lost, it was just adopted by Christians and Muslims in their works, in Middle Ages. Let’s think about Medieval and Renaissance science, it was just Greek and Roman tradition put in a more systematic way,

margherita

Now this solar eclipse occurred just after sunrise in India. Have you found anything in the news that would support the traditional view that the effects should be observed quickly? This work of yours really is very interesting. Now i want to look back at major events following that eclipse and do charts for those locations at the time of the eclipse.

Did you know that the star this eclipse fell on, alpha Monoceros, was also the star which the massive solar eclipse of 363 AD fell on? http://funkastrology.co.uk/blog2/?p=42&cpage=1#comment-115

I meant Ben Williams reading of the eclipse in David Hernadez.
In every case I’m in debt with you, I know.
margherita

By the way its Ben Dykes not Williams .