The old spheres around the Earth, with Neptune beyond.
Saturnch. 11, 22, 33
Saturn squares off with Mars and Neptune at Thomas's burial (11), is revealed in conjunction with Jupiter behind the moon (22), and is “resonant in sickness by the first moat,” its rings hidden on the seventh day “as homage, honouring the suffering of its God” (33).
Jupiterch. 4, 22
“A serpent of a side from Jupiter never ending in light” (4). In conjunction with Saturn, opposite Venus, Mars and the Sun (22).
Marsch. 16, 20, 22, 31
“The stinging of Mars' eyes” (16); “a now-dead Mars look” (20); “a waking God made of Mars” (31).
Venusch. 3, 16, 22
“Where Venus begins again” (3); Kether as “a rising morning Venus” (16).
Mercurych. 18
“The soul speaks like Mercury of the skies and alchemy.”
Neptunech. 11, 18, 39
“A dissolve of Neptune's conjunction” (18); “sapphiric neptune haze” in the sky of two suns (39).
Note: Neptune is placed beyond Saturn.