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A47548 Vox stellarum: or, the voyce of the stars being a brief and easie introduction to the knowledge of the number, names and characters of the planets and signs, aspects and anticions: the division of heaven, and how to erect a figure thereof, either by a table of houses or by a table of right and oblique ascentions: an exact and true description of the planets and signs, with the countries, cities or towns under them. Likewise, how to judge of the affairs of the world, by revolutions, eclipses, great conjunctions and blazing stars. Also, something touching the Popish Plot, and other remarkable affairs of the year, 1678. By William Knight, student in astrology and physick. Knight, William, fl. 1680-1699. 1681 (1681) Wing K696; ESTC R216118 49,914 170

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10th house and so you have the oblique Ascention of the 11th house which being sought in its proper Table you will find the Sign and Degree on the Cusp thereof Thus by a continual addition of 30 Degrees you may obtain the Cusps of the six oriental houses under their several Poles and for the six occidental houses them fill up with opposite Signs and Degrees Note that for the Ascendent you must use a Table of oblique Ascentions for the Latitude of the Place you are in or erect the Figure for CHAP. IX The Significations of the Twelve Houses of Heaven The First House IS called the Ascendent or Horoscope it signifies the Life Stature Complexion Form Shape Manners or Disposition of a Person the beginning of any Enterprize in Revolutions Eclipses great Conjunctions and the like it doth signifie the Common People the General State of a Kingdom or Nation of Colours White Quarters East Second House Denotes a Person 's Estate Substance moveable Goods Money Profits loss by Commodities or by any undertaking a man's Assistance in Law or Duel the general fate of any one as to Riches or Poverty Colours green Quarter East North-East Third House Signifie Brethren Sisters Kindred Neighbours small or in-land Journeys short coasting Voyages oft removing from one place to another the Enemies Fleet of Ships Rumours or Reports Colours red and yellow Quarter north-North-East Fourth House Have all old People Father Houses Land Orchards Gardens Tillage Heritages Minerals hidden Treasure immoveable Goods all things under the Earth the end of every thing Colours red Quarter North. Fifth House Doth signifie Children Joy Pleasure Delight Mirth Jollity Gifts Apparel Bravery Riches of the Father Private Pastime Plays Drinking Ale-houses Taverns Gaming-houses Banquets Ambassadours Messengers Posts Petitions Letters Epistles c. Quarter North north-North-West Colours black and white Sixth House Have signification of Sickness or Diseases Uncles and Aunts on the Father's side Farmers Tenants Shepherds Warriners Bond-men or Women Servants Day-Labourers small Cattle such as are not fit for labour as Sheep Goats Hogs Coneys all Birds Colours black Quarter North-West Seventh House Takes notice of Marriages Women Wives Sweet-hearts known or publick Enemies all that openly oppose us Adversaries in Law-Suits Contentions Strife Quarrels Duels all men we have common dealing with in War the Enemies of a Kingdom or Nation Physicians the Grandfather the Country a man or Ship is bound to false Accusations the Debtors of any one Theft Thieves or Padders Colours dark black Quarter West Eighth House Represents Grim-death Sadness Sorrow Mourning Poyson the Aid of publick Enemies in a Duel the Adversaries Second Dowry of the Wife Estate of Debtors or they a man deals with Sweet-hearts portion the Goods or Riches in the Enemie's Ship the Will or Testament of Persons deceased Riches near thought of or to be got in Forreign Parts Colours green and black Quarter West South-West Ninth House Brings to our view Religion Learning Law Clergy-men Lawyers all Students Books Manuscripts Arts Science Pilgrimages long Journeys Voyages by Sea the Kingdom 's Fleet of Ships at Sea News from Forreign Parts Dreams the Wive's Kindred Church-Livings Colours green and white Quarter South-West Tenth House Signifie the Mother Honour Preferment Dignities Rule Office Power Emperors Kings Princes all Noble men Trade Counsel or Advice the intent of secret whispering the Medicines of a Physician the honour or dishonour of the Artist the middle of a Journey Colours red and white Quarter South Eleventh House Comprehends Friends Acquaintance Companions Hope the Army of a King a Harbour of Relief as to Voyages Colours saffron or yellow Quarter South South-East Twelfth House Signifies private Enemies occult Conspiracies Treason clandestine Plots secret Villany Arrests Captives Prison Prisoners Slaves Slavery Torments Disgrace all the misery a man endures in his Life Evil Tongues Witches Witchcraft all great Beasts as Oxen Cows Horses and such as are fit for Labour Colours green Quarter South-East CHAP. X. Teaching how to vary the Houses according to the Business required YOu have heard the first house signifies the Persons of the Commonality in any Revolution of the Sun Eclipse Conjunction c. the second house denotes their Substance the eighth death c. So likewise know that as the seventh house represents publick Enemies the eighth doth signifie their Estate and Assistance the second house of the Figure their Death and Destruction c. it being the eight from the seventh The tenth house denotes Kings Princes and the like the eleventh house being the second from the tenth hath signification of their Exchequers c. CHAP. XI The Descriptions and Significations of the seven Planets and first Of ♄ who GIves a Person of a middle stature raw-bon'd a great head broad forehead little black eyes looking downward lowring eye-brows beetle-brow'd a flat or thick nose thick lips thin whey beard large ears a long lean face of a dark swarthy or muddy complexion a lumpish heavy countenance a sower look black or sad brown hair harsh or rugged thick round shoulders sometimes crooked or crump shoulder'd thick hands thick stomack a short lank belly thin thighs spla-footed they go a large ploding gate and often shuffles one knee or foot against the other Conditions if strong He is grave and sober seldom performs or goes about any business without serious premeditation he is full of profound thoughts very studious hath a sharp fancy and strong imagination a good memory thinks ten times more than he speakes for he delights to emply his ears much which makes some that hath not half his wit think him little better than a fool If weak Then he is malicious envious covetous jealous mistrustful sluggish stubborn sordid timorous a close lyar a murmuring swearing forgetful person O me he is very bad then to make a lyar Qualities of men and Professions Ancient Magistrates Fathers Grandfathers Old men Monks Jesuits sure he will lay his paws on the Pope too Usurers Farmers Clowns Husband men Plummers diggers of Metals Curriers Stone-cutters I do not mean those they call Sow-gelders Potters Plow-men Brick-makers Broom-men Hostlers Scavengers Colliers Ditchers Delvers Carters Gardners Herds-men Sextons Grave-diggers Night-farmers Day-labourers Chimney-sweepers Tanners Beggars Turks and all dogged people Masons and all kind of Trades relating to the Earth Commodities Black-cloth Wood Coals Lead Stone Barley Earthen-ware Leather the dross of Mettals Skins Hemp c. ♃ He represents a Person of an upright straight and tall stature corpulent and well set a great head high and large fore-head full grey eyes a great space between his eye-brows his beard grows round and much of it a black spot between his two foreteeth an oval plump visage a comely look of a brown ruddy complexion hair between red and dark sandy brown or a chesnut colour thick soft and gently courling a short neck broad shoulders a deep belly great thighs large well proportioned legs long feet and a low instep they have a large sober gate Conditions if