Pluto in Pisces

The next stay comes from 2043 or 2044 to sometime between 2066 and 2068. The last one began in 1797 or 1798 and ran until 1822 or 1823, long before anyone knew the planet existed. Each covers well over twenty years of births, all with the same sign.

That makes this placement a calculated one at both ends. No one alive has it, and the chart it gives someone born in the early 1800s can only be computed backward from the orbit.

Ptolemy gives Pisces to Jupiter and exalts Venus there, while later writers dispute Neptune's claim on it. None of this touches Pluto, which no source before 1931 treats. Modern astrologers sometimes picture Pluto here as a dissolving of old forms, and any such picture is a modern guess about years still to come.