👉 The term "cauliculus" is a term used in astronomy and astrology to describe the position of the Sun relative to the Earth. It refers to the location of the Sun during a solar eclipse, which occurs when the Moon is positioned so that it blocks most of the Sun's light from reaching us on Earth. The exact position of the Sun during an eclipse depends on how much of its light is blocked by the Earth's shadow, and this affects the duration and intensity of the eclipse.
