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The Duhad Tarot - 11 - Justice : Sammy Hooper
Part of a major arcana deck for the wonderful
Duhad featuring a cast of her characters, partners and friends!
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Part of a major arcana deck for the wonderful
Duhad featuring a cast of her characters, partners and friends!Posted using PostyBirb
Category Artwork (Digital) / Fantasy
Species Shark
Size 618 x 1066px
File Size 351 kB
Listed in Folders
Your question made me look this up, because I've seen it both ways! As it turns out, Justice is traditionally 8 and Strength 11, but the Rider-Waite-Smith deck swaps them. RWS is kind of like the iconic tarot deck, so a lot of decks since then follow its example, especially in the English speaking world.
So there's our Tarot fun fact for the day!
So there's our Tarot fun fact for the day!
I know some cards have different names in different decks. Like for the Rider–Waite and Thoth decks:
Magician (I) = Magus
High Priestess (II) = Priestess
Strength (VIII) = Lust (XI)
Wheel of Fortune (X) = Fortune
Justice (XI) = Adjustment (VIII)
Temperance (XIV) = Art
Judgement (XX) = Aeon
World (XXI) = Universe
I know there's alternate names like Passion for Lust, and Rebirth for Death. But I know there's an supposedly incomplete version of the thoth deck by Aleister Crowley that has its own version of the Hierophant called the Apostle.
Magician (I) = Magus
High Priestess (II) = Priestess
Strength (VIII) = Lust (XI)
Wheel of Fortune (X) = Fortune
Justice (XI) = Adjustment (VIII)
Temperance (XIV) = Art
Judgement (XX) = Aeon
World (XXI) = Universe
I know there's alternate names like Passion for Lust, and Rebirth for Death. But I know there's an supposedly incomplete version of the thoth deck by Aleister Crowley that has its own version of the Hierophant called the Apostle.
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