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A square marking a 90-degree separation.
Also known as: Square, 90 degree aspect, Quadrature aspect, Square in a chart
The square glyph marks a 90-degree separation, and four of those fit around a circle — the same rule that makes a trine a triangle. The consistency of the set is what makes the glyphs readable without memorising them.
Denotes an angular separation of 90 degrees between two bodies in an astrological chart, drawn as a square.
Contexts: History
Follows the same rule as the other aspect glyphs: four 90-degree arcs complete the circle, so the shape has four sides.
Contexts: History
Is held in astrological practice to indicate tension or challenge — a claim within that system rather than an established one.
Contexts: History
A plain square drawn as an outline, set with its sides horizontal and vertical.
A fuller structured visual breakdown is not yet documented for this symbol.