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A17928	[A prognostication made for the yeare of our Lorde God, 1572 wherein at large is set forth the description of the fovver quarters of the yeare, with the prediction of the weather for euery day, exactly calculated for Oxenforde. By Thomas Hill, of London student.]	Hill, Thomas, b. ca. 1528.	1572 (1572)	STC 459.5; ESTC S118792	8,377	18

A Prognostication made for the yeare of our Lorde God 1572. wherein at large is set forth the description of the fower quarters of the yeare with the prediction of the weather for euery day exactly calculated for Oxenforde By Thomas Hill of London Student ¶ Imprinted at London by Richard VVatkins and Iames Roberts ¶ Cum priuilegio Regiae Maiestatis ¶ The nature and qualitie of the .xij. signes after the principles of Phisik 〈…〉 moyst than hote Taurus ●●●erate and moystest Gemini more 〈◊〉 than moyst Cancer more hote than drie Leo ●●●est and driest Virgo more drie than hote Libra more drie than colde Scorpio coldest and driest Sagittarius more colde than drie Capricorne more cold than moyst Aquarius most colde and moyst Pisces more moyst than colde ¶ Of the Eclipse of the Moone which shall appeare to vs this yeare of our redemption 1572. THis present yere of our Lord God. 1572. being the .xxv. of June at .viij. of the clocke .lvi. min. in the night shall appere and be seene aboue our Horizon a particuler Eclipse of the Moone shee then beeing at hir full and right against the Sunne Into the shadowe of the earth shee shall come to be Eclypsed about .xvi. mi. before .ix. a clocke and to be parfitly seene both of Canterburie and London about .x. min. after .ix. and ende this Eclipse about .x. a clock at Oxford so that in this darknesse she shall tarrie about one howre and a quarter and be shadowed of the earth only v. points .iiij. mi. Southerly nere to that section named the Dragons taile being then in the .xiij. degree and .xxiiij. minuts of Capricorne Certaine special effects of this Moones Eclipse are vttered in the Haruest quarter in that these shall begin to worke and shew their harmes to the earth about the .xiiij. of October in the yeare 1572. and ende the xxij of December folowing ¶ A Description of the fower quarters of the yeare beginning the twelth day of December in the yeare 1571. ❧ Of the Wynter THe later Astronomers instruct that the winter quarter Astronomicall of this present yeare of our Lord. 1572. is already begunne and beganne with vs the .xij. day of December at .vi. of the clock at night in the yeare 1571. at which tyme the Sunne entred into the first min. of Capricorne This winter quarter season reported of the wise and learned to be of the owne naturall disposition and qualitie colde and moyst contrary to the condition of Summer whose enimie he is founde to be for that in all respectes it destroyeth those crescent thinges which Sommer hath brought forth nourished by his kindly heate will this yeare answere to the naturall kinde For in the beginning of this quarter it appeareth to be enclined to bitter colde vnconstant weather with sodaine showers and southerly winds toward the midst more bent to stormy weather as haile blustering winds great showres of raine snow clowdie and darke weather with Landfloudes after rayne more ryfe in this season whose violence when these shal be of force are like to cause Eruptions or brastinges forth of the Earth in lowe places and that Springes of water to breake vp in such abundaunce that both Men and Cattell shall be greatly annoyed therewith Further colde mistes and darke fogges with horie frostes and bitter colde weather enduring harme to Cattell as Horse Oxen Kyen Sheepe and such like yea to fowles of the winter and fishes of that season to Fruytes and Gardine hearbes and to Corne of all likelihode but these thanked bee God not so harmefull to bee looked for of vs in that past a thyrde part and somewhat more of the Moonee body entreth then into shadow which the learned also report to threaten lesse harme to the earth As touching the sicknesses and diseases that are like to happen in this quarter be those proceeding of colde and to much moysture and Melancholy humours agreeing to the qualitie of Haruest and sundrie of the Sommer diseases repeated and hapning in this season As all the kindes of feuers with the pestilent Ague straightnesse in the breast plurisies weaknesse of the Liuer and stomacke opilation or stopping of the Splene grieuous paynes of the head the falling sicknesse rewmes Opthalmies running of the eyes long lasting sicknesses the quartayne Ague of Melancholie blacke Iaundise dropsies swellings and ache in the legges knees and feete suffocations and obstructions of the Matrice the perilous cough waterie laxes the pyles Gonorrhea weaknesse of the backe the Letharge the Gowte and such lyke which the Lorde for a due punishment of Sinne worketh by his instruments the starres Yet God of his great mercie doth giue to vs meanes many tymes to be deliuered and holpen by seeking in time to the learned and well practised Physition a commended and worthy instrument of his on earth for that purpose To whom in such tymes of perill I would wishe all persons of abilitie to resorte vnto for aduise and counsayle God the true and principallest Physition be our comforter and deliuer our bodies from the contageon and infections threatned vs by the starres in this distemperate time of Haruest Amen The predictions of the daylye state and condition of the weather euery day in the weeke throughout the .xii. moneths of this present yeare of our redemption 1572. ¶ Of Ianuarie THe first day clowdie rawe colde with some moysture and winde in the morning after fayre The second fayre colde and windie the thirde colde and drie with some winde the fourth clowdie colde with some snow and winde the fift raw colde and disposed to winde and raine the sixt dark clowdes wind south and raine the .vii. darke and mistie ayre with some rayne and winde ☽ Last quarter the .viij. day at .xi. of the clock three min. before noone colde clowdie small raine or snowe and windie The .ix. clowdie rawe colde and enclyned to snow wind foutherly the .x. raw colde enclyned to moysture the .xi some raine clowdie and bigge winde the .xij. raine in the morning after drie and colde at night frost the .xiij. clowdie rawe colde with raine in the forenoone after drie and windie the .xiiii. clowdie and enclyned to moysture about noone and towards night drie and colde ● New Moone the .xv. day at vij of the clocke and vi min. in the morning raw colde darke clowdes windie with some snow or raine towardes the euening The .xvi. colde darke weather with small raine winde but at night drie and a frost the .xvii. windie and colde the .xviii. clowdy with a little winde and small rayne after fayre the .xix. enclyned to snowe or sharpe weather and darke clowdes the xx some small rayne and winde ☾ First quarter the .xxi. day at .xij. of the clock and .xlviij. min. in the night moyst clowdie and darke weather about noone and afterwardes more temperate and drie the xxii clowdie colde and wind about midnight the .xxiii. cold clowdie and wind but at euening a frost

the .xxiiii. drie with winde at night the .xxv. colde and fayre weather the .xxvi. clowdie colde with some raine about noone fayre and frost at night the .xxvii. sharpe ayre clowdie or mistie after noone fayre weather the .xxviii. clowdie with some winde and disposed to raine but at after noone drie weather and a frost at night the .xxix. a fayre morning and colde towards nyght ouercast with blacke clowdes ❍ Full Moone the .xxx. day at two of the clocke and xxviij min. in the morning rawe colde and darke with rayne and winde the .xxxi. clowdie and colde weather towarde night a bigge winde or raine Februarie THe first day clowdie and enclining to snowe or rayne towards night a frost the seconde colde windie and darke in the morning after fayre and a frost at night the third indifferent fayre with clowdes and some wynde at night the fourth drie and fayre weather a bigge winde in the night the fift clowdie colde with winde the sixt windy blacke clowdes and some rayne or snowe ☽ Last quarter the .vij. day at one of the clocke .xxij. min. in the morning rawe colde darke weather some rayne or snowe and windie the .viii. clowdie colde with rayne and winde towarde night drie the .ix. rawe colde clowdie and small rayne with winde the .x. clowdie darke weather and stormie and sodaine colde showers or snowe the .xi. darke and colde with some rayne towarde noone the .xii. clowdie rapping colde and windie ● New Moone the xiij day at .iiij. of the clocke .lviij. mi. in the after noone colde and raynie or some showers with winde Westerly The .xiiii. clowdie temperate with some milde rayne and winde the .xv. darke and clowdie with small raine in the after noone fayre with winde the .xvi. drie fayre at night windie clowdie the .xvii. fayre and warme all the day vnto night the .xviii. colde with darke clowdes some winde or rayne about noone or at night the .xix. temperate weather with clowdes some winde in the after noone ☾ First quarter the .xx. day at .iiij. of the clocke and .xij. min. in the after noone fayre and colde with winde northerly the .xxi. variable clowdie with winde or rayne the xxii colde clowdie with raine the .xxiii. fayre colde with small winde and frost at night the .xxiiii. sharper weather with blacke cowdes and enclyned to rayne or snowe the xxv fayre and warme with frost at night the .xxvi. sharper weather with blacke clowdes and winde and enclyned to snow or colde raine the .xxvii. clowdie colde and dark with winde ❍ Full Moone the .xxviij. day at .viij. of the clocke and xxxv mi. in the night darke ayre raine windie with some storme the .xxix. clowdie rawe colde with some mutation as to winde colde rayne or snowe March. THe first day fayre and warme with clowdes in the after noone and some winde the second great winde or a tempest with rayne in the morning the thirde clowdie colde and some rayne in the morning the fourth darker ayre raw cold and enclyning to moysture the fift clowdie colde with some rayne towardes the after noone The .vi. clowdie colde with bigge winde or raine towarde midnight after fayre noone the .vii. windie and clowdie in the forenone after temperate and milde ayre the .viii. fayre and warme al the day but at night rayne and winde the .ix. a fayre and hote day vnto night ● Newe Moone the .x. day at .xx. min. after hygh noone hote after clowdie with big wind sodaine showers The .xi. clowdie with some rayne and bigge winde the .xii. clowdie and enclined to rayne with some small winde in the after noone the .xiii. fayre and hote all the day the .xiiii. like fayre and hote vnto night the .xv. a fayre and very hote day without winde in effect the .xvi. clowdie and temperate in the forenoone after hote vnto night the .xvii. a hote and fayre day with some winde about noone ☾ First quarter the .xviij. day at two of the clock and .xx. min. in the after noone enclyned to thunder bigge wind and showers with thicke clowdes and sulthie hote or vnseasonable ayre The .xix. windie and temperate in the after noone the .xx. temperate with some winde and blacke clowdes about noone the .xxi. clowdie and sulthie hote and eyther thunder or hayle the .xxii. temperate and enclyned to fayre weather in the after noone the .xxiii. fayre and hote all the day the .xxiiii. fayre and temperate in the after noone ❍ Full Moone eclipsed on the .xxv. day at .viij. of the clock and .lvi. mi. in the night sulthie hote and clowdie with some small winde The .xxvi. clowdie temperate and enclyning to rayne at night the .xxvii. fayre and warme with blacke clowdes gathering towards rayne in the after noone the .xxviii. fayre and hote all the day but at night rayne with some winde the .xxix. clowdie and temperate with some rayne and winde towardes night the .xxx. fayre and hote with some winde Iulie THe first day a tempest or thunder and lightning wyth some winde in the night ☽ Last quarter the second day at .xi. of the clocke and .xv. minuts before noone heate after clowdye with vnstable weather and a bigge wind or tempest with wind to the southeast The thirde temperate and drie put in the after noone clowdie with some winde and rayne the fourth clowdie and darke with rayne and winde the fift variable with rayne about midnight the sixt vnconstaunt weather with blacke clowdes enclyning to rayne in the after noone the .vii. temperate with winde and blacke clowdes enclyning to rayne the .viii. clowdie temperate with bigge winde in the after noone the .ix. temperate drie with wind in the after noone ● Newe Moone the .x. day at two of the clock and foure minutes in the morning clowdie hote with some smal rayne and windie to the northest in the after noone The xi fayre and hote with a tempest or bigge winde in the after noone the .xii. a fayre and hote day with some winde in the forenoone the .xiii. clowdie temperate and drie with winde toward night the .xiiii. clowdie towardes rayne in the forenoone after a fayre and hote day the .xv. some winde and clowdes in the forenoone after fayre and hote vnto night the .xvi. white clowdes with some winde and fayre all the day the .xvii. a hote and fayre day with winde in the after noone ☾ First quarter the .xviij. day at .v. of the clock and .xxx. mi. in the morning fayre hote weather towards noone clowdie and enclyned to rayne with thunder and lightning in the after noone The .xix. temperate and clowdie towardes rayne in the forenoone the .xx. fayre and hote with some winde the .xxi. fayre and hote with clowdes towarde rayne in the night the .xxii. clowdie and temperate in the fore noone with some winde but in the after noone blacke clowdes enclining to a tempest or thunder the .xxiii. clowdie and darke with bigge winde about noone and vnto night continuyng the

.xxiii clowdie and inclined to rayne in the fore noone ❍ Full Moone the .xxv. day at foure of the clocke and xivij min. in the morning vntemperate heate wyth darke clowdes towarde rayne and winde from the southeast The .xxvi. clowdie towards rayne in the morning after indifferent fayre and temperate the .xxvii. clowdie in the morning and temperate all the daye the .xxviii. variable wyth clowdes gathered towardes rayne in the forenoone but in the night bigge winde the .xxix. great winde with clowdes gathered towardes rayne in the forenoone after fayre and hote vnto night the .xxx. fayre and hote in the forenoone about noone many white clowdes gathered and bigge wynde in the after noone ☽ Last quarter the .xxxi. day at seuen of the clocke and .xi. minuts in the after noone clowdie temperate with some rayne in the night and winde to the southwest August THe first day fayre and hote vnto night about midnight clowdie with some winde the second variable weather drie and windie the thirde windie sayre and warme weather all the day the fourth clowdie and enclyned to rayne in the forenoone with winde in the after noone the fift temperate and drie with white clowdes towardes moysture sparsed in the ayre the .vi. temperate with white clowdes and winde in the after noone the .vii. darke clowdes and enclyning to rayne in the forenoone but after midnight hayle or thunder and great showers of rayne ● Newe Moone the viij day at .v. of the clocke and .xxiij. minutes in the after noone darke ayre and eyther hayle or thunder and lightning with a bigge wind from the southwest the ix clowdie in the morning with some rayne and bigge wynde in the after noone temperate vnto night the x. clowdie towardes rayne and some wind the .xi. fayre and hote all the day without winde the .xii. hote and fayre with clowdes gathered in the after noone but a fayre night the xiii fayre and hote about noone clowdes with some winde at night the .xiiii. clowdie with some winde in the forenoone and hote vnto night the .xv. darke or blacke clowdes and bigge winde in the forenoone ☾ First quarter the .xvi. day at .vi. of the clock and .xliiij. minurs in the after noone clowdie and enclined to raine winte and stormie weather The .xvii. clowdie in the after noone and fulthie hote all the day the .xviii. fayre and hote with white clowdes and some winde in the after noone the xix clowdie and darke about noone and enclyned to rayne in the after noone the .xx. clowdie and disposed to rayne in the forenoone with white clowdes and rayne or winde in the after noone the .xxi. temperate and clowdie in the after noone with winde and rayne the .xxii. windie with clowdes and raine or winde at night ❍ Full Moone the .xxiij. day at .xvi. mi. after high noone fayre after enclyned to moysture with blacke clowdes and bigge winde The .xxiiii. clowdie and temperate about midnight more bent to hayle or showers the .xxv. fayre and hote all the day the .xxvi. hote and fayre with white clowdes gathered in the forenoone the .xxvij. temperate and clowdie in the after noone after midnight a bigge winde or storme with some rayne the .xxviij. temperate and drie with bigge winde and clowdes in the after noone the .xxix. fayre with boysterous wynde about that tyme the .xvi. windie colde and a storme or rayne in the morning after fayre and a frost at night the .xvii. colde with winde and drie vnto night the xviii clowdie and enclyning to rayne in the forenoone and in the after noone blacke clowdes and bitter colde winde vnto night ❍ Full Moone the .xix day at vi of the clock and .liii. mi. in the after noone colde and vnconstant weather wyth some wind The .xx. windie variable and drie with clowds towardes rayne after midnight the .xxi. colde and drie about noone enclining to rayne the .xxii. frost in the morning and fayre vnto night the .xxiii. nipping colde with winde in the morning in the after noone bigge winde and some raine the .xxiiii. frost and a fayre warme day vnto night the .xxv. frost and fayre in the morning but at noone ouercast wyth white and blacke clowdes and nipping colde towards night the .xxvi. clowdie colde and enclyning to rayne in the morning after fayre and drye vnto night ☽ Last quarter the .xxvii. day at two of the clock and foure min. in the after noone colde and clowdie with some colde missing rayne or snowe and winde the .xxviii. rawe colde with blacke clowdes to moysture in the forenoone at night winde The .xxix. fayre with some winde in the morning and drie vnto night the .xxx. colde with white clowdes and winde in the forenoone and fayre vnto night December THe first day colde clowdie with winde in the morning and rayne in the after noone the second fayre and a hory frost in the morning with sharpe ayre and drye vnto night and about midnight snowe or colde rayne the thirde colde and dry wyth some myst or darknesse in the morning and winde in the night the fourth fayre and warme all the daye with some small winde in the after noone ● Newe Moone the fift day at ix of the clocke and .xvii. minutes in the morning clowdie colde and a frost or colde sleete The .vi. rawe colde and blacke clowdes with some rayne in the after noone the .vii. colde with white clowdes and winde in the forenoone but in the after noone rawe colde and darke or mistie weather vnto night the .viii. a horie frost in the morning wyth wynde in the after noone and in the night raine with a bigge wind towards midnight the .ix. colde and whyte clowdes wyth wynde in the morning and a small wynde in the after noone wyth darke nippyng weather or a raw cold myst at night the .x. fayre and warme with some wynd in the morning the .xi. temperate and fayre wyth frost or a darke myst and wynde in the night ☾ First quarter the .xii. day at .v. of the clocke and .lv. mi. in the morning rawe colde and clowdie with frost or darke mystes The .xiii. frost and fayre wyth whyte clowdes and wynde in the after noone the .xiiii. colde myth a small winde in the morning and fayre vnto night the .xv. clowdye colde and bigge wynde in the morning with rayne in the after noone the .xvi. a horyefrost or sharpe myst in the morning and winde towardes midnight the .xvii. colde and varyable weather wyth wynde in the after noone the xviii a frost with whyte clowdes and wynde in the morning and fayre vnto nyght ❍ Full Moone the .xix. day at .ix. of the clocke and. xxxii minutes in the forenoone colde and close weather wyth snowe or colde sleete the .xx. fayre and colde wyth whyte clowdes and wynde in the forenoone and mystie or rawe darke we other at nyght the .xxi. a sharpe colde morning and fayre warme weather vnto nyght but after mydnight snowe or hayle or other colde showers of rayne the .xxii. a ●●●●ing frost in the morning and hote for the tyme all the day with a bigge colde wynde in the nyght the .xxiii. bytter colde or a horye frost in the morning with clowdes enclyning to rayne or snowe in the forenoone and sharpe weather vnto night the .xxiiii. colde in the morning with fayre weather all the day and a horie frost at night the .xxv. frost or a colde myst and small winde in the morning with fayre weather vnto nyght the .xxvi. clowdie cold with some winde and enclyning to moysture in the forenoone ☽ Last quarter the .xxvii. day at ten of the clock and .liiii. minutes in the forenoone moyst rawe colde and clowdie weather wyth wynde at night The .xxviii. winde wyth clowdes causing a colde ayre in the mornyng and indifferent fayre all the day but at nyght disposed to snowe or a darke myst very colde wyth some wynde the .xxix a horye frost or darke colde myst in the morning wyth blacke clowdes or dark vnto night the .xxx. clowdie colde darke or a myst in the mornyng with blacke clowdes towardes snow and bigge wynde in the after noone but in the nyght a storme of hayle or snow wyth blustering wynde the .xxxi. colde and clowdes towardes snowe in the forenoone and sharpe or colde mystye weather vnto nyght FINIS Laudes Deo. Qui fecit luminaria magna solem in potestatem diei lunam in potestatem noctis Of the nature and qualitie of the seuen Planets their magnitude with the sicknesses and partes that they seuerally gouerne in man. Of Saturne SAturne highest of the Planets being ninetie times with an eyght part greater than the earth pale to a leady colour of most stowe progression in that hee performmeth not the whole course before .xxx. yeres and reported to bee an infortime doth of his nature procure earthquakes snow and hayle the pestilence and dearth of victuals As touching the highest ascention or poynte of Saturnes Orbe from the earth the same is at this day knowne to be in the .xxix. dogree of Sagittarius This Saturne by iudgenent of the skilfull hath of Elements the earth in that he worketh his proper influence on the same Of complexions or qualities in persons this gouerneth melancholike Of humors in man the melancholie Of the proper condicions heauinesse couetousnesse pensiue thoughts suspition long silence deception fearefulnesse c. Of sickenesses this hath the Quartayne feuer the blacke iaundyse the daungerous Catharre or rewme the Palsie the Leprosie the blacke Morphew the Dropsie the Iliacke passion the flure of the belly of colde humors the colde Gowte and ache of the ioyntes the Canker harde swellings and kimels rising in sundry parts of the body and all sicknesses in a maner being of a colde and due qualitie To conclude if man this gouerneth the milt the right eare the teeth and bones Lorde also of the first howre on Saterday