Full context:   The eight sectors of approximately 45 degrees, centered on the Angles for four of the sectors in question, follow each other in the direction of diurnal motion. In the dodekatopos the sectors are counted from the Angles, which define the four "points" of reference, and, illogically, follow a course of motion opposite diurnal movement. The triple convergence between the two systems (i.e., the number of houses, their position, and their direction of motion) can be explained by incomprehension of the initial system, from which resulted the rather late development by the Greeks of a distribution into twelve houses, based on the Zodiacal model. This erroneous assimilation deprives sectored space of its specific characteristics and implies a redundancy in the Zodiacal structure. The astrologer Cyril Fagan: "The Greeks made it [the Dodekatopos] synchronize with the signs of the zodiac, commencing with Aries 0°, notwithstanding the fact that the order of the houses runs from west to east, whereas the signs of the zodiac run from east to west. Hence, they are incompatible. One cannot pair off twelve signs and twelve houses when they run in opposite directions."