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Posted: Sat Sep 09, 2023 8:11 am

Arithmancy IV: Thursday, Block 7 (Afternoon: 4:00-5:00)
Professor Marcs (Jasper Ichabod Marcs-Conroy)
Professor Marcs's Office
This class is updated on Saturday (real time).

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Arithmancy is a magical discipline that studies the magical properties of numbers, including predicting the future with numbers and numerology. (source)

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xxxxAbout the Professor:

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Posted: Sat Sep 09, 2023 8:12 am

xxxxxxWelcome to Arithmancy IV

xClass Schedule/Syllabus:

xxxxxxClass One: Calculating Compatibility
xxxxxxClass Two: Practice Using Arithmancy
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List of Knowledge for Arithmancy IV

xxxxxx[ ] Compatibility using Arithmancy
xxxxxx[ ] Practice using Arithmancy
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Required for class:

xxxxxx-Textbook: Numerology and Grammatica
xxxxxx-Parchment
xxxxxx-Quills and Ink (OR other appropriate writing materials)
xxxxxx-Do not use your wand or have your wand out in my classroom

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Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2023 3:35 am

Start of Arithmancy IV 2060-2061 Classes

Posted: Sun Oct 08, 2023 3:36 am

Professor Marcs
Jasper Ichabod Marcs-Conroy

(Oxford Alumni and trained Arithmancer)(Squib)(Former University of Sydney Statistics Professor)(Arithmancy Professor)

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"No Wands Out in this Classroom"

Chalkboard

Compatibility using Arithmancy

ANY name or word can be converted to a number using arithmancy, By doing this we can discover hidden kinships between people, places, and things. Things with the same character number go together.

For example: My mother's character number is 4 and the item name ham can be reduced to 4. It goes to reason that for my mother a breakfast including ham is better suited to her than bacon ( an 8 ).

Lucky Days

Arithmancy is useful to find days that are best suited for starting new endeavors such as starting a business or getting married. Days with the same number or reduced number as one's character number are considered one's lucky days.

For example: My mother's character number is 4. The 4th, the 13th, or the 22nd are the luckiest days for my mother and she is more likely to be successful in all she does on those days.

"Good afternoon class,"

"I am Professor Marcs and I have obviously taken over teaching Arithmancy. I would like to congratulate you on passing your preliminary exams in this course and thank you for continuing this fascinating though at times a bit complex subject."

"This year we are focusing on Compatibility Calculations and reviewing in more complexity what you have learned so far. To save everyone time I would like to begin with your course material. Today we are going to begin to touch on calculating compatibility using arithmancy. As you can see on the board anything name or word can be converted to a number using arithmancy. Even a slice of toast has a character number. That number is three, by the way. When two character numbers match it is considered a kinship between the two people, places, and even things."

"As we proceed on this subject you will note lucky days which can also be calculated using one's character number. My mother's character number is 4 and her lucky days are the 4th, the 13th, and the 22nd. In fact my mother met my father on the thirteenth of October and as they are still together perhaps the strength of my mother's lucky day overcame the black mark of the number 13. I still would not risk sitting at a table of that number,"

"For the rest of class I would like you to work on finding compatibility between yourself and someone else. It can be a significant other but it doesn't have to be, it can be a close friend or family member or even a pet if you wish,"

"I will be coming around to help check your work or answer any questions."

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Time: 2060-2061 Hogwarts Year

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Posted: Sat Oct 21, 2023 4:24 am

Professor Marcs
Jasper Ichabod Marcs-Conroy

(Oxford Alumni and trained Arithmancer)(Squib)(Former University of Sydney Statistics Professor)(Arithmancy Professor)

⌬

"No Wands Out in this Classroom"

Chalkboard

OWL subjects mastered
1. Origination of Arithmancy
2. The 2 Systems of Arithmancy
3. The Agrippan Method
4. Number Usage
5. The Character Number
6. The Heart Number
7. The Social Number
8. Making Predictions
9. Arithmancy and Your Name
10. Arithmancy and Items
11. Using Numbers for Predictions

Newt Topics (from this year)
1. Compatibility using Arithmancy

"Today we will be practicing and reviewing the subject material from this years and what you should have mastered for your OWLs. Let us start with a question, what are the differences in finding a character, heart, or social number? I don't need to know what they are for this, I need to know how to find them."

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Time: 2060-2061 Hogwarts Year

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Posted: Sat Feb 17, 2024 3:22 pm

Start of Arithmancy IV 2061-2062 Classes

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Posted: Sat Feb 17, 2024 3:23 pm

Professor Marcs
Jasper Ichabod Marcs-Conroy

(Oxford Alumni and trained Arithmancer)(Squib)(Former University of Sydney Statistics Professor)(Arithmancy Professor)

⌬

"No Wands Out in this Classroom"

Chalkboard

Compatibility using Arithmancy

ANY name or word can be converted to a number using arithmancy, By doing this we can discover hidden kinships between people, places, and things. Things with the same character number go together.

For example: My mother's character number is 4 and the item name ham can be reduced to 4. It goes to reason that for my mother a breakfast including ham is better suited to her than bacon ( an 8 ).

Lucky Days

Arithmancy is useful to find days that are best suited for starting new endeavors such as starting a business or getting married. Days with the same number or reduced number as one's character number are considered one's lucky days.

For example: My mother's character number is 4. The 4th, the 13th, or the 22nd are the luckiest days for my mother and she is more likely to be successful in all she does on those days.

"Good afternoon class,"

"I am Professor Marcs and I have obviously taken over teaching Arithmancy. I would like to congratulate you on passing your preliminary exams in this course and thank you for continuing this fascinating though at times a bit complex subject."

"This year we are focusing on Compatibility Calculations and reviewing in more complexity what you have learned so far. To save everyone time I would like to begin with your course material. Today we are going to begin to touch on calculating compatibility using arithmancy. As you can see on the board anything name or word can be converted to a number using arithmancy. Even a slice of toast has a character number. That number is three, by the way. When two character numbers match it is considered a kinship between the two people, places, and even things."

"As we proceed on this subject you will note lucky days which can also be calculated using one's character number. My mother's character number is 4 and her lucky days are the 4th, the 13th, and the 22nd. In fact my mother met my father on the thirteenth of October and as they are still together perhaps the strength of my mother's lucky day overcame the black mark of the number 13. I still would not risk sitting at a table of that number,"

"For the rest of class I would like you to work on finding compatibility between yourself and someone else. It can be a significant other but it doesn't have to be, it can be a close friend or family member or even a pet if you wish,"

"I will be coming around to help check your work or answer any questions."

................................................................................................................

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Time: 2061-2062 Hogwarts Year

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Posted: Sat Mar 16, 2024 5:31 am

Professor Marcs
Jasper Ichabod Marcs-Conroy

(Oxford Alumni and trained Arithmancer)(Squib)(Former University of Sydney Statistics Professor)(Arithmancy Professor)

⌬

"No Wands Out in this Classroom"

Chalkboard

OWL subjects mastered
1. Origination of Arithmancy
2. The 2 Systems of Arithmancy
3. The Agrippan Method
4. Number Usage
5. The Character Number
6. The Heart Number
7. The Social Number
8. Making Predictions
9. Arithmancy and Your Name
10. Arithmancy and Items
11. Using Numbers for Predictions

Newt Topics (from this year)
1. Compatibility using Arithmancy

"Today we will be practicing and reviewing the subject material from this years and what you should have mastered for your OWLs. Let us start with a question, what are the differences in finding a character, heart, or social number? I don't need to know what they are for this, I need to know how to find them."

................................................................................................................

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Time: 2061-2062 Hogwarts Year

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Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2024 9:53 am

Start of Arithmancy IV 2062-2063 Classes

Posted: Sun Jun 30, 2024 9:55 am

Professor Marcs
Jasper Ichabod Marcs-Conroy

(Oxford Alumni and trained Arithmancer)(Squib)(Former University of Sydney Statistics Professor)(Arithmancy Professor)

⌬

"No Wands Out in this Classroom"

Chalkboard

Compatibility using Arithmancy

ANY name or word can be converted to a number using arithmancy, By doing this we can discover hidden kinships between people, places, and things. Things with the same character number go together.

For example: My mother's character number is 4 and the item name ham can be reduced to 4. It goes to reason that for my mother a breakfast including ham is better suited to her than bacon ( an 8 ).

Lucky Days

Arithmancy is useful to find days that are best suited for starting new endeavors such as starting a business or getting married. Days with the same number or reduced number as one's character number are considered one's lucky days.

For example: My mother's character number is 4. The 4th, the 13th, or the 22nd are the luckiest days for my mother and she is more likely to be successful in all she does on those days.

"Good afternoon class,"

"I am Professor Marcs and I have obviously taken over teaching Arithmancy. I would like to congratulate you on passing your preliminary exams in this course and thank you for continuing this fascinating though at times a bit complex subject."

"This year we are focusing on Compatibility Calculations and reviewing in more complexity what you have learned so far. To save everyone time I would like to begin with your course material. Today we are going to begin to touch on calculating compatibility using arithmancy. As you can see on the board anything name or word can be converted to a number using arithmancy. Even a slice of toast has a character number. That number is three, by the way. When two character numbers match it is considered a kinship between the two people, places, and even things."

"As we proceed on this subject you will note lucky days which can also be calculated using one's character number. My mother's character number is 4 and her lucky days are the 4th, the 13th, and the 22nd. In fact my mother met my father on the thirteenth of October and as they are still together perhaps the strength of my mother's lucky day overcame the black mark of the number 13. I still would not risk sitting at a table of that number,"

"For the rest of class I would like you to work on finding compatibility between yourself and someone else. It can be a significant other but it doesn't have to be, it can be a close friend or family member or even a pet if you wish,"

"I will be coming around to help check your work or answer any questions."

................................................................................................................

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Time: 2062-2063 Hogwarts Year

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Posted: Sat Jul 13, 2024 6:05 am

Professor Marcs
Jasper Ichabod Marcs-Conroy

(Oxford Alumni and trained Arithmancer)(Squib)(Former University of Sydney Statistics Professor)(Arithmancy Professor)

⌬

"No Wands Out in this Classroom"

Chalkboard

OWL subjects mastered
1. Origination of Arithmancy
2. The 2 Systems of Arithmancy
3. The Agrippan Method
4. Number Usage
5. The Character Number
6. The Heart Number
7. The Social Number
8. Making Predictions
9. Arithmancy and Your Name
10. Arithmancy and Items
11. Using Numbers for Predictions

Newt Topics (from this year)
1. Compatibility using Arithmancy

"Today we will be practicing and reviewing the subject material from this years and what you should have mastered for your OWLs. Let us start with a question, what are the differences in finding a character, heart, or social number? I don't need to know what they are for this, I need to know how to find them."

................................................................................................................

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Posted: Sat Oct 12, 2024 12:10 pm

Start of Arithmancy IV 2063-2064 Classes

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Posted: Sat Oct 12, 2024 12:11 pm

Professor Marcs
Jasper Ichabod Marcs-Conroy

(Oxford Alumni and trained Arithmancer)(Squib)(Former University of Sydney Statistics Professor)(Arithmancy Professor)

⌬

"No Wands Out in this Classroom"

Chalkboard

Compatibility using Arithmancy

ANY name or word can be converted to a number using arithmancy, By doing this we can discover hidden kinships between people, places, and things. Things with the same character number go together.

For example: My mother's character number is 4 and the item name ham can be reduced to 4. It goes to reason that for my mother a breakfast including ham is better suited to her than bacon ( an 8 ).

Lucky Days

Arithmancy is useful to find days that are best suited for starting new endeavors such as starting a business or getting married. Days with the same number or reduced number as one's character number are considered one's lucky days.

For example: My mother's character number is 4. The 4th, the 13th, or the 22nd are the luckiest days for my mother and she is more likely to be successful in all she does on those days.

"Good afternoon class,"

"Welcome back. I would like to congratulate you on passing your preliminary exams in this course and thank you for continuing this fascinating though at times a bit complex subject."

"This year we are focusing on Compatibility Calculations and reviewing in more complexity what you have learned so far. To save everyone time I would like to begin with your course material. Today we are going to begin to touch on calculating compatibility using arithmancy. As you can see on the board anything name or word can be converted to a number using arithmancy. Even a slice of toast has a character number. That number is three, by the way. When two character numbers match it is considered a kinship between the two people, places, and even things."

"As we proceed on this subject you will note lucky days which can also be calculated using one's character number. My mother's character number is 4 and her lucky days are the 4th, the 13th, and the 22nd. In fact my mother met my father on the thirteenth of October and as they are still together perhaps the strength of my mother's lucky day overcame the black mark of the number 13. I still would not risk sitting at a table of that number,"

"For the rest of class I would like you to work on finding compatibility between yourself and someone else. It can be a significant other but it doesn't have to be, it can be a close friend or family member or even a pet if you wish,"

"I will be coming around to help check your work or answer any questions."

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