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A90821 Country astrology in three books. Being the many years astrological experiments and painful collections of John Pool of the county of Glocester, student in astrology and physick. A work very useful for all such as are lovers of astrology, and do delight in the serious study of calculating nativities. Poole, John, b. 1610. 1650 (1650) Wing P2811; Thomason E607_6; ESTC R205867 73,353 119

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death If in the points of the angles by any fixed star of the first or second greatnesse or other having the nature of luminaries it is a signe of incredible advancement That which happeneth also when the said starres be joyned to the luminaries temporall or to the part of Fortune or to his Lord or to the Planets and parts that be in the angles They which have Saturne in the tenth burnt or the Lord of the tenth burnt or be by Saturne oppressed or that have the taile of the Dragon in the tenth receive commonly some forme of dishonour and often be deprived of their estate when the fortunes do not intermingle their favourable beames except when they be also unfortunate in their proper houses or exaltations or in the signes of Aries and the Lion You must note that Saturn and Mars hinder greatly the good fortunes untill that the man hath passed the number of yeares correspondent to the number of the small years of the said Planets and if they hinder any more time it shall be untill that the man shall accomplish the number of yeares answering to the number of degrees of the overthwart ascensions of the signe in the which they shall be at the nativity Chap. XXIX Of Companions and Friends YOu must for the Companions and Friends have respect to Jupiter the eleventh house the part of friends the part of honourable companions The Planet having most dignities in the said places shall be principall Significator of friends the which after his good or evill disposition shall denote honourable faithfull and profitable friends or unprofitable disloyall and of base condition Jupiter and the Sun in the said house signifie honourable companies and profitable so doth Venus the Moone and Mercury also in the said place Saturne in the eleventh fortunate witnesseth grave friends ancient and honourable Mars Men of warre Captaines Lords Saturne or Mars in theeleventh out of their principall dignities deprived of the beames of the favourable Planets signifie some great sute against his friends or some great evill by reason of them as it happeneth commonly to the Answerers and Suerties The parts of honourable companions and of praise with their Lords fortunate signifyeth profit honor on the side of friends unfortunate denoteth the contrary The part of friends denoteth as much The head of the Dragon in the eleventh house giveth favour of friends the taile denoteth a thousand mischiefes by reason of them XXX Of Suites and enemies THe fortunes in the seaventh and twelfth house give victories against enemies when they be in good aspect to the Lord of the ascendant And commonly those which have these 2. houses with their Lords fortunate be happy in their suites the contrary you must judge when they with their Lords be unfortunate The ill fortunes in the said places signifie much strifes and enemies That doth also the parts of enemies and of discord and accord whey they and their Lords be evill disposed The Lord of the twelfth house fortunate it denoteth little puissance of enemies unfortunate denoteth the contrary If one of the two ill fortunes be in the twelfth and the other in the sixt in evill aspect of the luminaries temporall or of the Lord of the ascendant the child shall be killed by his enemies They which have Saturne or Mars or the Moone opposite to the Sun in the Signe of Cancer be commonly contrary to all the world Mars in any of the foure angles ingendereth naturally strife suites debates enmities against all the world except when he is in a good aspect of Jupiter and Venus For then hee doth expell his ire and anger against the vices and of great zeale maintaineth the right of every one The Lord of the ascendant or the Moone or the Sun unfortunate in the twelfth house denoteth great persecutions and calamities of the enemies The Lord of the ascendant by the Lord of the twelfth oppressed testifieth that he shall die by the hand of his enemies The Lord of the twelfth and the Planets that be in the seaventh and twelfth house signifie the quality of enemies that is to understand the Sun signifieth the Princes and great Lords the Moone all the world and Mars the men of warre c. Chap. XXXI Of Imprisonments and Captivities THe Lord of the ascendant or the Moone or the Sun greatly unfortunate in the 12. 6. 8. and 4. house do signifie imprisonments and death within the prisons or in captivitie principally when they be burned out of their principall dignities and out of the signes of Aries and the Lion and when they be oppressed by Saturne Lord of one of the said houses Saturne and Mars in the angles of Heaven signifie alwayes some imprisonment and principally Saturne Mercury in the angles under the beames of the Sunne receiving an evill aspect of ill fortunes signifieth as much If Mercury or the Lord of the ascendant give his vertue to Saturne being in the 8 house it signifieth that the child shall dwell long in prison captivity If the Lord of the ascendant be in the 12. in a signe of a humane figure without aspects of fortunes or of luminaries he shall be captive and a slave in his youth If the Lord of the 9. be burned in any of the angles of Heaven he shall be taken by the high-wayes and put in prison The parts of prison and of paine travell and affliction with their Lords burnt or otherwise unfortunate signifieth imprisonment and captivity That doth also the unfortunes when they be well dignified in the said places The parts of all envies and of the perilous yeare doth signifie as much when they with their Lords be greatly unfortunate The said parts with their Lords fortunate preserveth from prison and from captivity Chap. XXXII Of Horses Muttons and other Beasts THe Fortunes and Planets fortunate within the 6. and 12. house yeeld the men happie in horses and nourishing of beasts The Lords of the said houses fortunate and coupled with the significators of riches signifie as much Naturally the 6. house denoteth Sheepe and Goates and other small beasts the 12. Horses Oxen Kine Camels and other great beasts The ill fortunes within the said houses or the Lords of the said houses unfortutunate signifie losse and damage of the said beasts Saturne and Mars in the 12. make the horses to fall with notable losse The which they do also when they be elsewhere in the signe of Sagittarius The Lord of the nativity in the 12. house in evill aspect of the Lord of the 12. maketh him fall from his horse in great perill of death when the fortunes and luminaries do not yeeld their amiable aspects If the 12. be of Sagittarius or the Lyon and the Lord of the ascendant or the Sun or the Moone be unfortunate he shall fall from his horse and die if the fortunes within the eight house do not hinder the evill The end of the first Booke OF THE ASTRONOMICALL judgements upon the
Lord. Of the part of death and of his Lord. Of the eight signe from the place of the Sunne and of his Lord. Of the eight signe from the Moone and of his Lord. Of the place of the first Lord of the triplicitie of the fourth angle Of the place of the Planet which hath dignity of terme to the degree of the seaventh house The Planet which in all these places shall be most dignified shall be principall Significator of death If Saturne being in the eight or seaventh house or otherwise more dignified in the above-said points of the figure he is principall significator of the death If he be well disposed it witnesseth that the same party shall die of the Dropsie of some great stopping of the liver and of the Spleene or of a quartane Fever of the flixe of the belly of Pthisicke or of some burning Fever and of Impostumations of the eares c. If it be greatly unfortunate and together with the Lord of the ascendant and the Luminaries temporally be evill disposed it denoteth violent death by impostumes Palsies falling downe of humors suffocations over-flowne with water When it is in watry Signes by some fall or ruine when it is in earthly Signes by great blowes for to be hanged when it is in ayerie signes If Jupiter be significator of the death it denoteth that hee shall die of a Plurisie of a Squinance or of some hot apostumations of the liver or of the lungs or of other sicknesses comming of wind or of blood and that if he be fortunate For when hee is evill disposed and unfortunate it maketh him die by the hand of justice by the commandement of the Prince by sentence of the Judge or of the Marshall by overflowing in waters to be whipped and scourged by long imprisonment If it be Mars well disposed by continuall tertian Fevers by flixe of blood by Carbuncles and pestilences by impustumes comming of cholericke matters burnings by too much using of women If he be very evill disposed it maketh him to be hanged and strangled or smothered or otherwise killed in his be●●de or on his horse When he is an aierie signe or partaker within the water when he is a watry signe or fallen from on high or of some ruinous murtherer When he is a terrestriall or burned when he is a fiery signe principally if the Lord of the ascendant and the luminaries temporally be unfortunate by Mars If it be the Sun well disposed he shall die of some hot disease If it be unfortunate by the commandement of the Prince or by sentence of the Judge or he shall die among a great company of men subject to death or in prison or in a Dungeon or in some other stinking and filthy place If it be Venus well disposed he shall die of too much eating fruits or with too much continuing his voluptuousnesse or of some Fistula or Impostume If she be unfortunate it denoteth death by venome principally when she is burned or joyned to Saeurne or of too much burning affection of love or of great griefes of the French poxe If it be Mercury fortunate it maketh him die by sadnesse by great apprehensions by the yellow jaunders by pthisicks by the burning Fever or by too much watching If he be greatly unfortunate it signifieth that he shall die by madnesse the falling-sicknesse by violent coughs with breaking in sunder the veines by foolish melancholie by jealousie If it be the Moone well disposed with too much eating moyst meats by drinking water by too much continuing his pleasure If she be unfortunate you must consider the nature of him which is unfortunate For if it be Mars he shall die by fire or by hurt or by abortisement if it be a woman If it be Saturne by ruines falls pestilences and like accidents Before concluding of what death the party shall die you must consider the disposition of the Lord of the ascendant and of the Luminarie● temporall For if they be well disposed the death shall not be violent although the principall significator be greatly unfortunate If the said Significator be unfortunat● tog●●her with the ●●●●●●ries temporall or the Lord of the ascendant evill disposed wee esteeme certainly that the death shall be violent if Jupiter or Venus do not intermingle their favourable beames and then the said person shall fall in great danger of the said violent death and from the which he shall alwaies escape miraculously If one of the ill fortunes be in the signe of Cancer and the other in the signe of the Lyon the death shall be violent Likewise if any of the said ill fortunes be in the signe of the Lyon and the luminaries temporall or the Lord of the ascendant be unfortunate one of the ill fortunes be in the first house and the other in the seaventh or fourth or one of them in the tenth and the other in the fourth The Sunne or the Moone or the Lord of the ascendant joyned with Mars have right in one fixed starre which the Astrologers call the head of Meduse or otherwise the head of the devill maketh him by the hand of the Executioner to lose his head When the Sun and the Moone and Saturne and Mars occupie the 4. angles of heaven or at the least 3. the person shall die a horrible death for he shall lose his head or be cut in 4. quarters or be drawne with foure horses principally if in the said angles be the signes of Gemini Pisces and Aquarius Mars in the ninth or eighth in the signe of Aquarius or of Gemini opposite to the Moone or the Lord of the ascendant without good aspect of fortunes maketh him perish by Sulpher or fire from heaven Saturn in the the twelfth sixt eight or fourth house unfortunate the Lord of the said houses maketh him die in prison or else where in great paine and travell principally when the luminaries temporall or the Lord of the ascendant be unfortunate in any of the said houses The taile of the Dragon being joyned to the Significators of death denote poysons venomes violent medicines or ill applyed and flixe of the belly Mars within the fourth eight twelfth or sixt unfortunate their Lords the luminaries temporall or the Lord of the ascendant witnesse violent death by the shedding of blood or otherwise The Significators of death within the ninth or third house signifie that the person shall die by the way or in a strange Country except they be in their owne proper houses or exaltations for then he shall die in his house and bring his evill from the high waies The said significators in their proper houses or exaltations make him die in his house if they be Peregrines they make him die out of his house The Moone joyned to a fixed starre named the Claire of the ballance meridionall denoteth violent death That doth she also when she is joyned with other starres that have the nature of the luminaries Mars in the 8. house
the end of the life The first Lord of the triplicity of the second house betokeneth riches the second the manner of the same riches the third the intent and confidence in getting The first Lord of the triplicity of the third house denoteth the most ancient and first brethren the second the middle the third the least The first Lord of the fourth denoteth the Parents the second lands possessions and houses the third imprisonment and end of things The first Lord of the fift denoteth children the second love pleasure grace bravery the third messages and embassages The first Lord of the sixth house denoteth sicknesse trouble the second servants the third cattell prison and the profit of the significations of the said house The first of the seventh house women the second strife and suit the third division The first Lord of the eight house death the second antiquity the third inheritance The first Lord of the ninth house denoteth pilgrimages long viages navigations the second faith religion and devotion the third science divination dreames prophecies sorts of crosse and prodigall sects The first of the tenth denoteth profession honour dignitie and advancements the second audacitie and the meanes to worke in his profession and the third preservation in such fortune The first of the eleventh house denoteth constancie hope the second friends the third the profit of the eleventh house The first of the twelfth house denoteth enemies the second paine and travell the third beasts of like proportion and other that be appointed to charge and labour Chap. VII What the Planets signifie in the twelve houses IN the first house Saturne out of his principall dignities signifieth that the child shall have short life unfortunate deformed evill favoured and shall die because of other lands and possessions neverthelesse he shall be first of his brethren Jupiter in the said house signifieth long life good fortune beauty honesty love of vertue feare of God honour and favour and makes him the first of his brethren Mars in the said place signifieth hurt alwaies in the head or face maketh him dispend a part of his goods and maketh him intermedle in many discords and contentions if he be in his house or exaltation it maketh him a mighty and valiant man hardy fortunate in armes out of his principall dignities it doth yeeld him evill mischievous furious seditious mutinous and quarrelsome principally when the fortunes do not intermingle their beames The Sunne giveth honour and praise and estimation credit and great advancement fovour of great Lords riches by the meanes of Princes and maketh the child first borne or most advanced of all his brethren Venus giveth him grace beauty bravery civility love of women healthfull and prospercus and yeeldeth the man lecherous joyous loving musicke dancing and something unconstant Mercury maketh him ingenious skilfull diligent apprentice of good judgement of good memory a good Reader a good Writer a great Mathematician and apt to all knowledge The Moone yeeldeth him unconstant vagabond which taketh divers affaires and given to many viages a man healthfull fortunate faire and something spotted in the face and shall be numbred among great Lords The head of the Dragon lunarie honour dignitie and favour of great Lords and Prelates The taile of the Dragon losse of goods and honour deformity obscurenesse of eyes and great danger of the losse of life In the second house Saturne out of his principall dignities destroyeth the man and maketh him spend and scatter his goods and yeeldeth him poore and unprovided of succour And in his house or exaltation maketh him rich proud and with all his goods miserable Jupiter giveth great riches by honest meanes Mars maketh him spend his goods and in the end doth yeeld him poore many waies Sol maketh him honourable a great man liberall brave which in his magnificence shall spend his goods Venus giveth aid and succour and greatly enricheth by women and men of the Church Mercury profit in merchandize and in Scripture and very industrious in the Mathematiques and a thousand meanes to become rich Luna riches advancement by embassages messages and imployments when she is fortunate unfortunate signifyeth paines and travels for the goods of the world without going forward and hinderance in whatsoever he doth The head of the Dragon riches great gaines profit inheritance or goods of the Church The taile of the Dragon destruction prodigality follie dispense in playing and falling from on high without expectation In the third house Saturne destroyeth brethren and maketh them see their death and intermedleth strifes and suites among brethren Yeeldeth a man unfortunate in small viages an hypocrite superstitious rash fearfull astonied at prodigious dreames Jupiter signifieth peace and concord amongst brethren not without profit maketh a man prudent happy in viages neere hand and that his dreames shall be true Mars signifieth great injuries strifes and suites among brethren and causeth the brethren to die quickly and yeeldeth the man a terrible blasphemer forsworne a deceiver not fearing God which shall be unfortunate in all his waies and after in danger of theeves and robbers and shall be tormented in many terrible and vaine dreames Sol honour dignities offices out of his Country long pilgrimages honourable brethren and true dreames Venus love among brethren happy viages feare of God and true dreames Mercury profit in traffique and viages in faire markets and giveth good fortune at all times and places concerning the good of the Church In the signe of Gemini or Libra it maketh the man a good Musitian and a sounder of musicall instruments principally in conjunction or good aspect of Venus The Moone maketh him given to go here and there on pilgrimages so that he resteth not long in a place neverthelesse in his deeds he shall be honoured and praised and meete with good fortune friends and great Lords that shall imploy him in Embassages in messages and other voyages and hee shall be loved and praised of his brethren The head of the Dragon signifieth that his brethren shall be of greater estate and authority than he neverthelesse it denoteth some Ecclesiasticall goods The taile of the Dragon destroyeth the brethren and maketh them die quickly In the fourth house Saturne out of his principall dignities maketh him scatter his patrimony and yeeldeth the man poore and unfortunate in unmoveable goods as in houses lands and possessions plowing and sowing and signifieth that the mother shall be of an infamous condition and shall not live long If he be within his house or exaltation hee giveth inheritance houses lands possessions and signifieth the mother honourable and of long life Jupiter yeeldeth him happy in unmoveable goods giveth him great store of inheritance and sometime causeth him meete with treasure and goods of the which he never greatly thought And signifieth the Father of long life and happy and signifieth his child shall be esteemed after his death and hee shall be honourably laid in his grave Mars losse of
women long life of she be fortunate short life imprisonment slaunder by false witnesse strife suites quarrell and vexation of spirit as mad or distract of wits The head of the Dragon inheritance riches honour liberality prodigality and good death The taile horrible death small endeavour no goodnesse in the signification of his house In the ninth Saturne betokeneth horrible dreams terrible visions hypocrisie and superstition ceremonies preachers Friers men of Religion and a thousand troubles by the way and perturbation of spirit Jupiter giveth faith constancy in his religion profitable journies feare and love of God and knowledge of divine mysteries interpretations of dreames revelation and profit in the state Ecclesiasticall Mars out of his principall dignity danger by the way unfaithfulnesse shaking of the faith and terrible opinions and more than an hereticke timerous violent impudent horrible dreames and false dexterity in armes and valiantnesse when he is otherwise fortunate in his house or exaltation it maketh the man very terrible a negromancer happy in his journey or pilgrimages hardy ventrous and of great courage Sol Benefices Abbies Bishoprickes Ecclesiasticall dignities Cardinalls Popes Legates principally in a masculine signe good faith constant religious a reverencer of holy things a lover of God and vertue true dreames profitable journeyes and honor in his profession Venus true dreames except in the imagination of women Ecclesiasticall dignities constant Religion love and reverence of God long pilgrimage by the World profitable journies honour in profession which taketh away the desire of marriage Mercury goods Ecclesiasticall high knowledge divine mysteries admiration of justice and providence of God cogitation of God and Angels and of spirits profitable journeyes great knowledge in Divinity Astrologie and in all other Philosophie interpretation of dreams oracles and strange things profit in traffique infarre Countries good renowne Luna long pilgrimage perverse cogitations unconstant in manners and fortune true dreames knowledge of starres When the 9 house is the house of Mercury or of other things answerable to the nature of the Lord of the 9. house The head of the Dragon variable dreams honour and profit in travell Ecclesiasticall goods The taile lacke of faith terrible dreames perillous journies and full af envie and little honour in his profession In the tenth house Saturne out of his principall dignities signifieth short life of the mother many ill fortunes sighs plaints and imprisonments If the the tenth house be in the signe of Leo and any of the Luminaries be with Saturne he shall die in prison If Saturne be with Jupiter in the houses of Jupiter he shall be condemned of wrong if he be with Mars in the houses of Mars he shall be condemned according to his crime If he be with Mercury he shall die a very shamefull death by false witnesses If with Venus and Mars he shall be whipped and racked and condemned to die Saturne in his house or exaltation in the tenth house doth licence dignities preheminence and government Jupiter great honour in profession Ecclesiasticall dignities and great renowne Mars out of his principall dignities maketh a man terrible cruell seditious quarrelsome arrogant a despiser of his goods usurper of the goods of other hated of father mother brethren and others and many times to be imprisoned and punished by justice In his house or exaltation it maketh him valiant hardie couragious in feats of armes In the houses of Jupiter well disposed and regard of furtunes maketh him a President Counsellor or soveraigne Judge Sol giveth honour offices dignities preheminencies rules governments great credit and favour of many great Lords in estimation of the common people honour in profession with riches and great goods principally if he be in fiery signes if the child be poore and of base condition he lifteth him up to honour and great dignities Venus honour in his profession goods of Princes and great Lords great credit long life of the mother with prosperity and honour Mercury maketh him a Chancellor Secretary Counseller President put in great dignities skilfull in Arithmeticke Geometry and Astrologie well renowned rich and abounding in goods If he be unfortunate by Mars hee shall come to an evill end for having taken too much upon him or for taking quarrells against his betters Luna signifieth praise honour of great Lords shall be happy in all enterprises and esteemed in all the world The head of the Dragon signifieth as Jupiter The taile maketh him receive dishonour and losse of his calling and falling from an high and denoteth the short life of the mother In the eleventh house Saturne out of his principall dignities betokeneth acquaintance and to be a companion with men defamed and of base condition mischievous sadnesse of friends vaine hope to come to things undertaken difficulty in affaires losse of friends if he be in his house or exaltation he giveth love of Saturnities as by great and ancient Lords Jupiter maketh him happy in all his devoyers giveth favour of great Lords great credit abundance of friends advancement by friends riches and faire children of the which the first shall be a Major Mars in his house or exaltation love by men of warre and fortunate in feats of armes and out of those places signifieth despaire unhappy enterprises losse of friends enmity with his friends he shall not be loyall to his Lords and friends by which shall ensue great damage Sol happy enterprizes goods honour dignities by meanes of friends which shall be men of authority and great Lords Venus giveth good friends which shall be honourable men and of good authority and of good will signifying good fortune happy enterprises and many children Mercury knowledge and company and love of men of knowledge and vertue and good renowne among friends happy enterprises Luna giveth good riches honour good renowne good friends which shall be great Lords happy enterprises The head of the Dragon that which Jupiter signifieth The taile that which Saturne and Mars signifieth In the twelfth Saturne out of his principall dignities maketh unhappy in horses and other great beasts from the which he shall fall receive hurt and signifieth feare of Justice imprisonment or exile In his house or exaltation victory against his enemies good fortune in horses and other beasts fit for burthen and labour Jupiter out of his principall dignities mighty enemies and adversaries of men in authority imprisonment exile condemnation poverty well dignified he signifieth the contrary Mars the fall from horses hurt or other damage by beasts abundance of enemies imprisonment slanders and a thousand persecutions great evill in legges and feete Sol good fortune in horses and other great beasts great persecution by enemies great Lords and mighty confiscation and losse of goods imprisonment exile slander false witnesse evill report condemned to a great fine deprivation of his estate by perverted traiterous and houshold servants Venus giveth good fortune to horse strife and enmity to woman disprayse in marriage mischievous
and evill renowne because of women principally if they be evill conditioned and defamed an impudent lover of women defamed for the which he shall be imprisoned and suffer great dishonour If she be in the signe of Virgo o● Capricorne or of Aquarius joyned with the Sunne and Saturn or to Mars signifieth great perill of death by love Mercury giveth great knowledge principally in sciences that shall bring small profit maketh a man a Philosopher Mathematician and ready in all knowledge a little foolish by reason of the lightnesse of the spirit having many enemies given to voluptuousnesse evill fortune hated by men of knowledge likely to be slandered and imprisoned If Saturne be well disposed he giveth good fortune in horses and other beasts Luna giveth many enemies which daily shall grow and increase if she be unfortunate signifieth imprisonment exile if she be burnt and joyned with Saturne or Mars the child shall be ever miserable and of a short life which shall receive hurt by beasts of like proportion and dyeth by plague to be killed or drowned If she be fortunate it betokeneth escape from all these evills The head of the Dragon betokeneth that which Jupiter The taile damage by beasts of like proportion and ruine by enemies And generally when a Planet is well dignified or otherwise well disposed and regarded of fortunes within the said houses it signifieth good lucke in all significations of the said houses but when it is unfortunate it yeeldeth mischiefe in all the said significations Chap. VIII The significations of the Lords of the Houses by the places of the figure THe Lord of the first house within the first fortune betokeneth long life health of body goods and riches by his owne proper meanes honour of his parents In the second riches In the third often voyages agreement and concord with his brethren In the 4. inheritances houses and goods unmoveable And it noteth that he shall be a great builder a planter of vines and trees a medler with mines of gold and silver and other things according to the nature of the said Planet in the 5. betokeneth many children which he shall love greatly to be given to banquets playes dancing bravery and to all voluptuousnesse and pleasure and shall have many friends to enrich him In the 6. a buyer of small cattell abounding in servants the which hee shall teach and make diligent he shall be sickly In the seventh quarrelsome given to strife and suits in matters of marriage unfortunate in all his acts In the 8. sad fearfull and of short life In the 9. an interpreter of dreames of Oracles secret things and visions given to know divine mysteries to travell and to abide in strange Countries In the 10. goods riches dignities and honour by the meanes of Princes and great Lords good fortune in his profession In the 11. happy enterprises good friends honourable companies prosperity few children In the 12. evill manners perverse nature great enmity good fortune in cattell If he be unfortunate in the first the child shall not live long if in the second he shall be destroyed and poore If in the third hee shall receive great evill by his brethren If in the fourth he shall be unhappie in lands inheritances labour and possessions and die in prison In the fifth it denoteth sadnesse and tribulation because of children and of messages and gifts and shall many times die by too much drinke or by too much pleasure In the sixth signifieth great sicknesses and piteous death In the seventh by meanes of the wife by poyson if he be in the signe of Capricorne by 〈◊〉 if he be in a fiery signe by fall from on high if in an earthly In the eight short life danger of death in travell In the ninth in perill to be slaine by theeves In the tenth imprisonment wracke condemnation death by meanes of Princes In the eleventh a thousand evills and mischiefes for friends In the twelfth death in prison The Lord of the second in the first house signifieth much gaine and to be rich In the second that he shall have much goods and be very rich and avaricious In the third losse by brethren and profit in small voyages In the fourth innumerable inheritances augmentation of patrimony In the fifth profit in all things of pleasure and magnificence children to come to honour and shall be rich givers In the sixth profit by meanes of servants and of keeping beasts In the seventh goods of women and by sutes In the eighth great dowries some inheritances otherwise scattering of goods In the ninth goods of the Church fortunate in long pilgrimage In the tenth profit profit in his profession goods by great Lords and offices and dignities In the eleventh goods riches and honour by friends In the twelfth profit in horses and beasts otherwise losse and injustice by the meanes of gaining The Lord of the third house in the first signifieth greater riches and praise than his brethren that he shall make many voyages In the second he shall have suit with his brethren for goods In the third he shall often goe abroad for pleasure and his brethren and friends accompany him In the 4. he shall go oft to visit his lands and possessions and his brethren shall leave him and with-hold part of his right In the 5. his brethren shall be brave pleasant and gracious and given to voluptuousnesse and make agreement with his children In the 6. that he shall hold question of injuries with his brethren and that they shall not answer him In the 7. suit against brethren and friends a voyage to be married In the 8. short life to brethren flying for feare of plague or murther In the 9. pilgrimage of friends and voyages to obtaine pardons In the 10. voyages by reason of profession and for dignities and death of brethren and friends In the 11. good friendship among brethren voyages to meete with good fortune In the 12. enmities of brethren and voyages because of enemies The Lord of the fourth in the first house signifieth good disposition and honour richer than other of his kindred a great man in building and possessions shall build houses plant vines trees and a diligent husband in his grounds In the second a good traffiquer in corne oyle wine and fruits a deare seller and a good cheape buyer and a buyer and seller of lands and houses In the third he shall have the goods and inheritance of his brethren In the fourth he shall have great fortune in goods lands Houses and labours and happen upon treasure In the fifth the riches of the father children happy in their inheritance In the sixt signifieth no great estimation of the Father but physicke surgery and government of sicke folkes and a nourisher of beasts in the seventh inheritance by women enmity betweene the father and children a good huswife of his wife in the eight the father of short life inheritance death out of his countrie in the ninth
Truths unto us now living every day then our forefathers were sensible of shall we like beasts be mute and not magnifie his holy Name therefore Or shall we refuse to study Astrology Divine Astrology Celestial Astrology because it hath been very little understood formerly or abused by some former Artists God forbid that the abuse should take away the pious use of any creature No Let us magnifie the Lord God of Heaven and admire his wonderful Works in the Heavens let us fear to offend his holy Name Let us love and obey this Parliament this Councel of State and this Army this Power which now governs and let us say A Fig for all their Enemies So saith Thine JOHN POOL The Contents of the first Book HOw to erect a figure of Heaven Page 1. How to verifie the Nativity by Accidents or Animodar or Trutine of Hermes 3. Of the several Parts in a Nativity and by what means to find them out and their use 6. Of the Planets Latitude 10. Of the Fortitudes and Debilities of the Planets 11. If the child born shall live long or not 15. Of Hyleg and its signification 16. Of Alcocodon the meaning of the word 18. Of the Planets who give or diminish the number of years 21. The Almuten or Lord of the Nativity who he is 22. Of the wit manners and natural inclination of the child 24. Of his estate and fortune 28. By what means attain it 30. The time thereof 32. Of Brethren and Kinsfolks 34. Of Father and Mother Lands Tenements 35. Of Inheritances 36. Of Children 37. Of Servants and small Cattel 37. Natural inclinations of every Planet 38. Of Sicknesses 39. Of Marriage 41. The estate of Wife or Husband 43. Of the death of the Native and who is Significator 43. Of Journeys by Land or Sea 47. Of Religion 48. Of the Trade or Profession of the Native 48. Of Honour and Preferment 50. Of Friends and Friendship 51. Law-suits open and private Enemies 52. Restraint of Liberty or Imprisonment Pag. 53. Of Horses Oxen and small Cattel 54. Contents of the second Book The several natures and significations of the seven Planets 55. The twelve Signs and their proper signification 60. Signification of the Planets in their own Houses and the Houses of others 65. Signification of their several aspects each to other 68. Several significations of every one of the twelve Houses 76 Of the several Trygons or Triplicities of the Planets 78. The signification of every Planet in any of the twelve Houses 79. The length or shortness of life by the Position of the Planets in Houses 91. Contents of the third Book Of Directions what they signifie 99. Of the signification of the word Algebuthar 101. Of the several Lords of the Triplicities 102. Of Revolutions or the Return of the ☉ to his proper place in the Radix 102. How to judg a Revolution 102. Of the Fridaries or Government of the Planets by years 104. Of Profections 107. Of Eclipses and great Conjunctions and how to make use of them in any Nativity 109. Of the Transit of the Planets 110. OF THE IVDGEMENTS ASTRONOMICALL UPON NATIVITIES The first Booke Chap. I. Of the Celestiall figure of a Nativity FOr to judge of Ascendants and Nativities after the Traditions of the Ancient and learned Astrologians it is convenient first to explaine the Celestiall figure and in the same to apply the seaven Planets with the head and taile of the Dragon Lunaire together with the part of Fortune and the part of the spirit and others more appertaining to the high and notable significations of the Starres then to set downe plainly the Celestiall figure you must in the first place note the yeare the day and the houre with the most nearest minute of time of the Nativitie that you have undertaken The number of the houres and minutes you must set them downe after the manner of the numbring of the Astrologians within their Tables alwayes set downe the houres after-noone as well by day as by night and never say one houre two houres three houres after midnight but number 13. houres 14. houres 15. after noone This done search in the Ephemerides in the Table of the yeare of your nativity in the right month day proposed the degree of the signe wherein the Sun is looke afterward in the Table of houses which serve for the latitude of your Country and search there the said degree of the Sun under the line of the tenth house And having found in the same place the same degree of the Sun you shall find directly upon the left hand of the same Table a number of houres and minutes the which write apart To which number you must adde the houres and minutes that have beene given you of the same nativity and that which resteth by your addition you must seeke in the table of houses and there where you find the same number of houres and minutes comming of the same addition you must take to a right line the points and beginnings of the six houses which you shall finde marked the which you shall direct upon your figure beginning at the point of the tenth and continuing towards the left hand The beginning of the other sixe houses you must take the opposite signes and if it happen that the number of houses and minutes come to more than twenty foure houres it is then convenient to substract twenty foure houres of the same time and the residue seeke out as wee have aforesaid If the 〈◊〉 of the 〈◊〉 nativitie be upon the point of twelve houres of noone you must take the houses in a right line of the degree of the Sunne in the Table of your Latitude without making any other addition or substraction and that when in the figure estimative within the which it is needfull by all meanes to apply the moving of the Moone exactly calculated according to the vulgar Canons of the Ephemerides for to verifie afterward your nativity by the houre of the conception as followeth Chap. II. Of the verification of the houre of the Nativitie LEaving the Animodar of Ptolomie and the meetings of Schoner and all other uncertaine waies although they have their Authors to verifie the houres of Nativities I will presently follow the method of Hermes approved by long experience and confirmed by Ptolomie in his Centiloque and by Abraham Avenesrus by Alphonse Leopold Holy and other most expert Astrologians Hermes saith that the ascendant of a nativitie hath beene the place of the Moone at the time of the conception and that the ascendant of the conception is the place of the Moone at the houre of the Nativity Who would be more neere certified of the houre and minute of a nativity and of the true ascendant it is convenient that you follow the doctrine of Hermes by the method following First of all that you looke into the figure estimative whether the Moone be above the Horizon or beneath If shee be above the Horizon count
of wit very apt to know the Mathematicals the secrets of nature it makes the man a Poet an Orator well spoken writing well and a great trader If it be evill disposed it makes him presumptuous of little knowledge with great estimation of his person inconstant a lyer a mocker a deceiver ordinarily fine fantasticall and vicious If it be the Moone that is fortunate shee maketh him that is borne pacified modest of good heart or good will and easie to endure any thing that one will do unfortunate doth shew inconstancie lightnes of spirit faint-hearted prodigall faithlesse If the said fignifiers are not greatly fortunate or unfortunate it is convenient to rebate the said significations good and vicious after the quality of their good and evill dispositions If any Planet be participant in the signification of the manners or if it have great communication of aspect with the principall significator then considering the vices and vertues of him that according to his good or evill disposition we do joyne them to him which giveth the principall as if Saturne well disposed be principall significator and Mars unfortunate be participant or regard Saturne of one whole aspect with reception then it is convenient to mingle some little of the nature of Mars unfortunate with the significations of Saturne fortunate The Astrologians do advertise us that if the Lord of the ascendant be well placed and the said significator of manners evill disposed you must more consider upon that which the Lord of the ascendant signifieth than upon that which the said significator doth promise Moreover they consider more particularly the place of Mercury of the Moone and the aspect which they receive If Mercury be in the ascendant it maketh the man ingenious and of great and profound knowledge a great Philosopher a Mathematician an Orator a Poet a Divine principally when he is in the place in the which Saturn hath at the least 4. dignities or when he receives aspect of Saturn Mercury in the twelfth receiving aspect of the Moon hath very neere as great force for to give wit and knowledge as if he were in the first And where that Mercury is if he regard the Moone and both two or the one or the other regard the ascendant or the Lord of the ascendant this is signe of a good and subtile spirit And if Saturne Jupiter and Mars or other Planets do communicate to him their favourable beams if they mingle their good vertues if they regard the evill aspect they intermingle their vices except Jupiter Venus which of evill aspect do never anoy them lesse when he hath reception If the Sunne be temporall light it may signifie the quality of the spirit with the Moone and Mercury in the forme abovesaid If Mercury be occidentall within the house or exaltation of the Sunne having aspect of the Moone or of the ascendant or of his Lord it is the soveraigne signe of good high spirits of men of all knowledge given to great enterprizes and vertues as Poets Orators Mathematicians Counsellers Administrators of Common-weales and Governours of Realmes principally when he is fortunate in every angle of Heaven Mercury within the seaventh house fortunate giveth good understanding and ripe judgement it maketh the man subtile watchfull and of Good counsell with great craft to governe his affaires Mercury in the ninth or third house giveth knowledge and contemplation The part of the understanding of the spirit with their Lords fortunate signifieth good spirits and good manners Mercury in the signe of Pisces doth not any way love learning the contrary happeneth when he is in the figne of Virgo and of Gemini by all the places of the sigure of Heaven Saturne within the houses of Mercury is alwaies contemplative Mars a little deceiver Mercury within the houses of Saturne fortunate is alwaies studious within those of Mars he is full of evill words and often false When the lights and significators of manners shall be oppressed with ill fortunate the child shall be of a very strange and perverse nature The Moone opposite to the Sunne makes him hate all men If the Sunne and the Moone with the ascendant and his Lord be all in feminine signes the manners of him shall be feminine and he shall be a man of little heart If they be in signes masculine at the nativity of a woman her deeds shall be manly and she shall be a woman of great enterprise If Venus be in the signe of the Lyon or under the beames of the Sunne or in conjunction or other aspect of Mars she maketh that the man shall be suddenly striken in love And if in that estate she be within the first or tenth house without any aspect of Jupiter he shall be voluptuous without having shame and when she shall be in the signe of Scorpio the aspect of Jupiter towards Venus giveth alwaies chastity and love of vertue Chap. XIII Of riches and poverty FOr the riches and poverty it is convenient first that you looke to the second house for if she and her Lord be fortunate we say that child shall be rich and if they be unfortunate he shall be poore on that side Then afterward you must consider the part of Fortune the which with his Lord well disposed promiseth great store of goods without other witnesse If they be evill disposed you must come to the part of goods the which with his Lord fortunate enricheth unfortunate giveth nothing Likewise you must judge of the part of felicity and of his Lord. And that things which the other places signifie you must alwaies have recourse to the naturall significator of riches which is Jupiter the which well placed fortunate giveth goods in abundance principally if he be Lord of the Nativity or Lord of the houre or of the ascendant or of the second house or of the part of fortune or of the part of goods or of the part of felicity or of temporall light or of the tenth house otherwise he giveth nothing When the abovesaid Significators shall be unfortunate the child cannot be rich if the tenth house of the which we will speake hereafter do not promise him some good luck Men find also oftē by experience that when a planet is within his own house or exaltatiō or in his joy without being unfortunate or else where environed with the fortunes or their beames that he giveth goods although he be not Significator of riches If in the fourth house be his Lord or other fortunate Planet he promiseth inheritances If any fixed starre of the first or second greatnesse be joyned to the temporall light or to the degree ascendant or to the points of the other angles or to other Planets in the said places placed she doth raise the man of base estate to great authority and honour and if he be of the race of Princes it will make him a puissant Lord King When a like planet shall be Lord of the ascendant and
dispositions you must judge the good or contrary fortune of the mother Chap. XVIII Of heritages and goods of the earth THe Fortunes or other Planets fortunate within the fourth or eighth house denoteth inheritances and possessions the ill fortunes do deny or despise them Saturne naturall significator of heritages lands and possessions well disposed doth give great goods and lands and maketh the man happie in labouring and tillage That also signifieth the significators of riches when they be well disposed within the houses of Saturne And the part of heritages and the part of fortune in sowers tillers when they be fortunate with their Lords If the said significator be unfortunate you must judge the contrary When one selfe Planet is Lord of the first and fourth house the child shall have inheritances which shall enrich him if the said Lord be fortunate and if he sell and disperse them he is unfortunate The Lord of the ascendant or the Moone within the fourth fortunate and amiable by Jupiter or Venus regarded denote that he shall find some great summe of money under the earth principally if Saturne cast his Trines or Sextile beames or that of Mines of gold and silver he shall be made rich The taile of the Dragon in the fourth maketh him to sell and disperse his goods That doth also the head of the Dragon when she is in a signe earthly or watrish in ●erie signes or fiery she giveth great goods and lands Chap. XIX Of Children THe fortunes in the fist give the children the unfortunes denie them Except when they be in their proper house or exaltations for then they give evill children that which they do also when regarding the said house or the Lord of the same with evill aspects If the Lord of the first be burned he giveth the children abortives or which presently after their birth die If the said Lord be in the 12. he shall see the death of his children If he be in the 7. or 12. or if a like Planet be Lord of the 5. 7. or 12. he shall have suits and questions with his children The Lord of the ascendant in evill aspect of the Lord of the 5. denoteth as much Before you give judgment of the children you must consider the 10. and the 7. house the parts of children with their Lords The significators of the children in Masculine signes signifie Male children in feminines denote daughters Likewise you must judge when they be coupled with planets masculines or feminines Chap. XX. Of Servants THe significations of servants must be taken of the place of Mars and Mercury of the sixt house of the part of servants and of their Lords The which fortunate give faithfull servants unfortunate give them evill When the Lord of the ascendant and the Lord of the sixt shall be in good aspect together to the significators of riches the child shall become rich by the industry and faithfulnesse of his servants Likewise when the fortunes be within the sixt house to the contrary when the significator of riches shall be unfortunate in the sixt house hee shall be undone by his servants Likewise when the ill fortunes shall be in the said house If the Lord of the 6. be in the 10. he shall yeeld his servants more greater maisters than himselfe If the Lord of the 6. house be in the signe of a humane figure his servants shall beare him reverence and be at his commandement What kind of conditions every Planet doth yeeld ♄ Fortunate Sad and of a deepe cogitation secret solitary laboursome painfull a heaper of goods patient sparing carefull of his owne preferment ♄ Vnfortunate An abject A fugitive Base minded A vile man Negligent Fearfull Sadde or pensive Covetous Envious A Witch Stubborne A rogue Suspicious Superstitious A deceiver ♃ Fortunate A lover of God Religious Honest and vertuous Stout Couragious Just Upright Authority Modesty Bountifull ♃ Vnfortunate A lover of himselfe High minded Proud Superstitious Fearfull Faint-hearted Carelesse or negligent Prodigall Nothing so good as when he is fortunate ♂ Fortunate Gentle Manly-minded Full of courage Stout Irefull Earnest Fearing no danger Patient Delighting in warres and manly exercises ♂ Vnfortunate Quarrelsome Cruell Angry Tyrunnicall Unjust Unfaithfull A blood-shedder Theevish A make-bate Hasty or rash A boaster Very proud ♀ Fortunate Pleasant Merry Faire Gentle of speech Of comely jesture Good Mercifull Given to pleasure both of body and mind A lover of dainty and delicate things ♀ Vnfortunate Womanish Fearfull Weake of nature Slothfull Lecherous A slanderer Not caring for his good name Given to filthy lust Sodomiticall ☿ Fortunate Of an excellent wit Studious Of a quicke capacitie Of a good and sound judgement in every thing Poeticall Grammaticall Mathematicall Finding out many things untaught ☿ Vnfortunate Unstable Malicious A lyer chiefly if he be with the Dragons taile Privily sowing deceit A slaunderer Forgetfull Foolish Full of wicked counsell and malice Thus may you gather the naturall disposition of any man either present or absent according to the nature of the Planets as is above specified As for the lights the ☽ from her ☌ to her ☍ doth make their manners most apparant from her ☍ to her ☌ more obscure Chap. XXI Of Diseases YOu must first of all consider the places of Saturne and of Mars and of the Lord of the sixt house And according to the signe in the which they be you must judge the sicknesse to be in the place marked by the said signe As if Saturne were in the signe of Libra it denoteth that the sicknes is in the reins of the nature of Saturn because that Libra is the signe that hath government over the reines as shall be declared in the second Booke Likewise you must judge of other significators after the government of the signe in the which they be The sicknesse and accidents comming by Saturne Mars and other Planets shall be explained in the second booke Mars in the ascendant giveth alwaies some notable hurt upon the face or upon the head and often neere the eyes when he is neere the lights Saturne in the first house yeeldeth the man to be very sadde and melancholy and vexeth the mind causing horrible ill and fearfull imaginations The taile of the Dragon in the first darkneth much the sight and often yeelds the men blind when the Luminaries or the fortunes do not intermingle their favourable beames Saturne and Mars in the tenth signifie sicknesse in the necke in the seventh in the buttockes as Fistulaes Emrods Ulcers and hurts c. In the sixt diseases in the feet in the twelfth hurts and griefes in the legges as I have often tryed Saturne infortunate signifieth diseases in the parts appertaining to Saturne Jupiter and the other signifie as much when they be evill disposed Of the parts which belong to the Planets we will speake of in the second Booke They which have the Luminaries or any of the principall places in the figure unfortunate in the
signe of Scorpio are subject to the French-pox The ill fortunes in the signe of Gemini give alwayes some great and violent blowes upon the shoulders legges and armes The Moone unfortunate in the signe of Aries signifieth great paine in the head Saturne and Mars joyned to the Luminaries or to the Lord of the ascendant trouble the sight and spoile the eyes with some blow The Sunne in the Nativities Diurnes signifieth the right eye the Moone the left in the Nocturnes to the contrary If the degrees of the first house or the Luminaries be joyned with any troublesome starre the eyes shall be darke and the sight troubled likewise if they be in the signes which the Astrologers call Azemenae and filthy dregges c. Saturne in the sixt house burned in a watry signe denoteth some forme of leprosie Saturne in the ascendant maketh some notable deformity in the face when hee is neere the Moone The ill fortunes and the Moone and Venus in watry signes signifie leprosie ulcers and cankers on the body and villainous spots in the face Saturne in the ninth and the Moone in the eight unfortunate denote trouble of mind and folly Venus joyned to Mercury unfortunate by Saturne or Mars without aspect of Jupiter or of the Sun signifie notable griefe in the parts of generation If Venus and Mercury be under the beams of the Sunne they signifie as much Saturne with the Moone burned causeth palsies and impostumes Mercury unfortunate giveth alwayes some impediment in the tongue and so doth Saturne also when he is unfortunate in the temporall lights The Sunne unfortunate denoteth weaknesse of the heart principally when he is Lord of the 6. house or Lord of the part of sicknesse The ill fortunes with the taile of the Dragon cause loosnesse and the flixe of the belly They that have the Sunne or Mars in the signes of Aries or Gemini be subject to the Stone The retrogradation and burning of Saturne and Jupiter spoyle the hearing and the teeth When the Moone and Mercury do not looke between them and do not regard the ascendant nor the Lord of the ascendant the child shall be troubled in his understanding The retrogradation of all the five planets signifieth the falling sicknesse The ill fortunes joyned in the ascendant in evill aspects of the Moone or the Lord of the ascendant denote entire folly The part of sicknesses with his Lord fortunate preserveth from sicknesse unfortunate give many evils Chap. XXII Of Marriage FOr the marriage you must looke the seaventh house and his Lord the places of Venus and the Moone in the Nativities of men and in the places of the Sunne and of Mars in Nativities of women and the parts of marriage and the place of Jupiter If the said significators be fortunate the marriage shall be happy if they be unfortunate it shall be full of envies reproaches and evils If some be fortunate and some unfortunate by certaine times now happy and then unhappy it shall be manifest Many planets in the seaventh house give many women likewise when many planets regard the said house or his Lord. If Venus and the Lord of the seaventh house be burned or otherwise of Saturne oppressed the child shall never marry Jupiter and Venus within the 6. or 8. signifieth that he shall marry a widow Jupiter burned signifieth as much Otherwise if Jupiter behold Venus and the other significators of marriage it promiseth maids and virgins If Venus or Jupiter or the Lord of the seaventh house be joyned to Saturne or if Saturne be within the seaventh house the woman shall have some note of infamy that is to understand she shall be of a strange religion or shall be a bastard or shall be of the race of Lepors or of some other by whom the Parents have received some shame or she shall be deformed and her Parents shall be of a very weake condition Mars in the said house or beholding with evill aspect the Significators of marriage intermingle strife and contentions betweene the man and the wife the same doth also Venus in the seaventh or twelfth house Mars in the ninth asmuch in the nativities of women as of men denoteth some manner of separation of marriage And Venus in the ninth signifieth that the man shall hate his wife not so much for the vice which he shall find in her but of a desire to be solitary The Significators of marriage unfortunate or within the the houses Cadents signifieth the woman to be of a sinple race or the husband in the Nativitie of women If Venus and the Lord of the seaventh house joyne with the significators of riches beholding the Lord of the ascendant with an amiable aspect shee gives much goods by reason of women The significators of marriage within the third or ninth or else where Peregrines signifie that he shall marry out of his Country The fortunes within the seaventh house denote happy marriage the ill fortunes unhappy The Lord of the seaventh within the second denoteth that hee shall see the death of his wife The significators of marriage occidentall witnesse that he shall marry late or in his youth take a wife older than himselfe Orientall denoteth that he shall marrie in his youth or in his age marry a young wife Likewise you must judge of husbands in the nativity of women Chap. XXIII Of Dowrie other Goods by the means of marriage BEcause the 8. house is succeeding to the 7. by good reason it signifieth the profit of the significations of the 7. that is to say of marriage If then in the eight there be any fortunate Planet or any part fortunate the child shall have great dowry by his wife and of that side shall meet with great inheritances and great goods To the contrary if Saturne and Mars be unfortunate in the said house he shall have small dowry and the same shall never be fully paid When the fortunes be in the said house unfortunate he hath hope of great goods the which in the end he shall not enjoy The Lord of the said place unfortunate denoteth as much and if he be fortunate and coupled with the significators of riches it denoteth great goods and great profit on that side It happeneth well sometimes when the seaventh house is fortunate and the eighth unfortunate As that which signifieth a little dowrie and desperation of other goods towards his wife and that alwayes he shall be enriched by the diligence industry and faithfulnesse of his wife Chap. XXIV Of the death YOu must first consider if there be any Planet in the eight house for it is convenient to take it for Significator of the death If within the said house there be never a planet take them for Significators that be in the seaventh preferring him alwayes that is best dignified If within the seaventh you find none draw the Significator of the death from these places which follow Of the ascendant and of his Lord. Of the eight house and of his
with the head of the Dragon maketh him to be hanged and strangled Many Planets within the seaventh house make him die of some strange and terrible kind of death Saturne Mars and the head of the Dragon in the first Venus and Mercury with the taile in the seaventh make the body in a thousand peeces If the principall Significator be burned in his owne proper house or exaltation without being otherwise unfortunate it maketh him die suddenly of some feeblenes or other suddaine and secret accident without other violence The fortunes well disposed in the eight house preserve him alwayes from violent death Chap. XXV Of voyages by Land and by Sea IUpiter Venus the Sunne and Mercury fortunate in the ninth house denote that he shall be happy in viages by Land and by Sea Saturne and Mars signifie to the contrary and principally Saturn doth hinder the viages by water Mars the wayes by land If within the ninth house there be never a planet you must consider the Moone and the Lord of the ninth the parts of the wayes and viages by land and by water with their Lords the which fortunate give profitable navigations unfortunate denote the contrary Likewise you must judge of the third house and of his Lord when they be well or evill disposed The head of the Dragon in the ninth favoreth greatly to the fortune of viages and the tayle to the contrary Chap. XXVI Of the constancie in his religion ALso as the head of the Dragon the luminaries and Mercury in the ninth house well disposed denote entire faith and consTancie in his Religion Saturn Mars and the taile of the Dragon do hinder it Saturne of his nature is most enclined to the Law of the Jewes and Mars to the Law of the Turkes and Mahometists the taile of the Dragon causeth him alwayes to erre from the truth of the Law The Lord of the ninth and the part of the faith with his Dominator fortunate yeeldeth a man constant in his faith unfortunate maketh him variable If the part of the spirit be in the signe of the Lion at the birth of a Christian he shall be very constant in his religion if the Sunne be fortunate if he be unfortunate by Saturne to goe from his faith and to addresse it to that of the Jewes If he be unfortunate by Mars it maketh him more to incline to the law of the Turkes and Mahometists If the said part be in the houses of Saturne at the nativity of a Jew or in the houses of Mars at the nativity of a Turke they shall deny their Law if the said Lords of the said part be retrogrades or otherwise ill disposed Saturne in the ninth at the nativity of a Jewe doth nothing diminish his faith Saturn in the said house when he is fortunate signifieth dreames to be true Mars and the taile of the Dragon signifie them vaine and false The other significators do assure them to be true Chap. XXVII Of the Action and Profession HOw to know of what profession the Child shall be you must chiefly consider if any Planet be in the tenth house for he shall be Significator of the profession otherwise you must come to the part of Fortune and to his Lord to the part of the profession and to his Lord to the tenth house and to his Lord and to the places of Mars Mercury and Venus The Planet that upon these places shall have the most dignities shal be significator of the profession The which if it be Saturne it shall signifie a Husbandman a good house-keeper a receiver of rents and many times a Governour of Townes when he is in angles fortunate Jupiter denoteth the Officers Judges Benefices Prelates Bishops Governours of the goods of the Church Mars signifieth Captaines Men of Warre Coyners Forgeours and others that use to work with fire and Iron and Physitians when he is in the aspect of Venus Sol representeth Princes Lords Magistrates Hunters Treasurers and Archers Venus Players Dauncers Perfumers Apothecaries and in aspect of Mars Physitians Mercury Advocates Notaries Registers Poets Rymers Philosophers Mathematicians Diviners Writers Messengers and Traders The Moone Embassadors Counsellers Consuls Rulers of Common-wealth Travellers Hunters If there be Many Significators or if the principall be coupled with many Planets you must mingle the significations of the one and of the other and of the said mixture gather together the profession comming of the concurrence of the starres You must also consider in what house the said Significators be if they be within the second the profession shall be of feates of merchandize and traffiques if within the third or ninth of feats of religion or gathering the goods of the Church If in angles of Dominations and governments If in the fift of Embassages legations and other things of pleasure If in the sixt of feates of diseases of servants and of Cattell c. If the part of the honour comming of the profession be with his Lord fortunate the infant shall obtaine great credit and honour because of his profession If they be unfortunate if he do never so well he shall never gaine to himselfe honour in the feates of his profession XXVIII Of Dignities Offices and Honours FOr the dignities offices charges and honours you must have respect to the tenth house to the luminaries temporall to the part of noblenesse to the part of government to the part of Magistrates and others appertaining to the tenth house with their Lords The Planet that in the said places shall have most dignities shall be Significator of the said considerations in good or evill according to his good or evill disposition particularly also you must follow the said places one after another to know of what side principally the said dignities offices and honours ought to come Saturne in the tenth house or in the ascendant in nativities by day signifieth great advancement and honour after thirty yeares when he is not evill disposed in nativities by night it denoteth continuall feare to receive damage of Princes and Kings Mars in the said places in nativities by night signifieth also great advancement and by day more than Saturne The part of government and his Lord within any of the angles witnesse great favour of Kings Likewise you must judge of the other part that wee have deducted upon the tenth house Mercury in the tenth well disposed and fortunate promiseth dignities offices and honours by reason of knowledge Venus and the Moone because of women Jupiter for his vertue The Sunne and the head of the Dragon in the same house denoteth as much The two Luminaries in their houses or exaltations placed in the figure of heaven do denote great advancement and honour That which Jupiter doth also when hee receiveth the vertue of all the other Planets communicateth his own to Saturne and the Sun and the fortunes and the luminaries when they be in the angles of heaven Many Planets in the fourth house denote great honour after
Nativities containing particular considerations The second Booke Chap. I. Of the significations of the Planets SAturne having regard over the right part of Septentrion over the earth and the water over the melancholy and sometimes over the phlegme grosse humors over the eares the spleene the bladder the mawe the sinewes the bones And signifieth pale men or black leane pensive solitary fearfull raylers grave contemplators labourers Masons buyers of rents Usurers Carpenters Fishers Merchants of oyles Leather Fish Tyles stone Allome c. Of diseases it signifieth leprousnesse cankers rottennes quartane-fevers oppilations dropsies flixe of the belly collick burstnesse in the coddes misconception of women the gout in the legs gout in the wrists Sciatica Deafnesse the falling sicknesse foolish melancholy very difficult in fetching breath and others ingendered of grosse humors or of wind which endure long Of ages oldnesse of parts of the yeare Autumne of colours the black cleere tawny dark of favours the sharpe and abstringent pricking with sharpnes of daies the Saturday of Regions Bavieres Saxony Romanie Constance and the first Clymate Of particular places caves lakes ponds close places old ruinous houses solitary places obscure desarts stinking places Jupiter regarding the occident the aire the blood with the vitall spirits the lungs the sides the liver the veines and signifieth men of good stature full faced bald curled white with a pleasant rednesse intermingled having the eyes indifferent great the nostrils reasonable short the fore-teeth reasonable great honest men gracious blessed religious Abbots Bishops Prelates officers Judges Magistrates With copulations of Saturne it signifieth Negromancers Enchaunters Sorcerers With Mars Physitians With the Sun appeasers of quarrels cotroversies disputations With Venus Musitians With Mercury Mathematicians With the Moone Geometricians Geographers Hidrographers Of Diseases it signifieth burning Fevers Quincies Plurifies Swellingr Impustumes Phlegmes and other comming of blood Of ages between age and youth Of the parts of the yeare the Spring time Of colours as clear as a Saphire as yellow as a Cittern green and a little drawing upon the red O ffavours sweet and amiable Of daies the Thursday Of Countries Babylon Persia Hungary Spain and the second Clymate Of particular places Churches Palaces priviledged places cleane honest and religious Mars looking towards the South the fire cholericke humors the rey nes the pain in the nostrils the gaule the genitories He denoteth men with red faces and the skin red the face round the eyes yellow horrible to behold furiousmen cruel desperate proud seditious souldiers Captains Smiths Colliers Bakers Alcumists Armourers Furnishers Butchers Chirurgions Barbars Sargeants and hangmen according as they shall be wel or evill disposed With Saturne it commonly signifieth Chirurgians With Jupiter Naturall Philosophers Physicians With the Sun healers of eyes With Venus Barbars and Sheremen With Mercury men of skill to let blood With the Moone Tooth-drawers clensers of the eares Of diseases it denoteth tertian Fevers and continuall impediments pestilences megrams of the head carbunckles ring-wormes blisters cholericks and burnings madnes phrensies issues of blood vomiting of blood cholericke passions the yellow Jaunders the bloody flixe others comming of cholericke humors burnings Of ages the flowre of youth Of the parts of the yeare the Sommer Of colours red flame-colour sanguine and drawing to an yron colour Of savours the bitter and sharpe Of the dayes Tuesday Of Regions Getuly Lombardie and the third Clymate Of places particular houses of Smiths Coyners of money slaughters furnices all places dedicacated to fire yron and blood The Sun having domination over the East and South over the fire over the pure blood and over the vitall spirits over the eyes over the braine over the heart And it signifieth wise men prudent discreet covetous of glory of honour of an indifferent stature browne of colour great bearded yellow eyed the face marked a great voyce very ill favoured Honorable men Officers Magistrates Lords Princes Kings and governours of Countries and great hunters And with Saturne denoteth principall Meaters Renters and labourers honourable With Jupiter Beneficed men Priors Abbots and Prelates or Judges and Officers of Justice With Mars Captaines and Conductors of warres With Venus governors of the goods of Princes and Officers of the same With Mercury Counsellers Secretaries Chauncellors With the Moone Legates Embassadours and honourable messengers Of diseases hot rheumes upon the face upon the eyes rednesse of the face tympanies palpitation of the heart dolour of the head comming of too much blood or with carrying long in the beames of the Sunne Of ages youth The parts of the yeare the beginning of Sommer Of colours the yellow the cleare red colour of Gold Of savors sowrenes sweetnes agreeably intermingled Of dayes Sunday Of Countries Italy Sicilia Bohemia the 4. Clymate Of particular places houses of Princes Palaces Theaters other large places excellent cleare Venus Dominatrix over the right part of the East upon the aire and water upon the mixtion of phlegme blood and spirits and seed of generation Upon the reynes belly navill liver backe and other parts dedicated to generation And signifieth white men or browne with some rednesse intermingled faire faced pleasant lookes hawke nosed full of haire joyfull laughter liberall pleasers dauncers entertainers of women players perfumers Musitians messengers of love With Saturn it signifieth Preachers and others that sing and joyfully assist at deceases and burialls With Jupiter musitians and others which sing the praise of God in solemne hymnes With Mars trumpetters drumslades in Warre With Mercury fingers of rymes and Poetry With the Moone fingers of common songs Of diseases impostumes and of moyst matters fystulaes imbecillity of the stomach of the reines of the part of generation folly comming by too much love the French poxe with the supporters and other comming of cold and moist matter and of venomes Of ages young yeares of parts of the yeare the beginning of the Spring-time of colours the white greene red and a little yellow of savours the sweet delectable savourliest Of dayes fryday of Regions Arabia Austria Sweecharlard and the fift Clymate Of particular places neere gardens fountaines chambers well decked halls hanged with Tapestry beds well adorned and others dedicated to playes daunces songs and all voluptuousnesse Mercury being chiefe over the Septentrion over the water and earth and of the spirits of beasts and over the confusion of humors Over the hands feet armes shoulders tongue mouth and teeth And signifieth men neither white nor blacke leane of small stature long fingered long faced high forheaded the nose straight and long little beard full of haire the eyes little and quicke subtile men ingenious unconstant Rymers Poets Advocates Orators Philosophers South-sayers Arithmeticians Merchants and busie fellowes With Saturne Geometricians Architects With Jupiter Lawyers Canons and those that keepe the Registers of the benefits of Churches and sutes With Mars Sargeants of the band Archers of the Gard
Franckford Spire August Arles Lisbone Of particular places where suites be judged upon all high places and mountaines bearing corne grapes or other fruits Scorpio governeth over the left part of the Septentrion over the water over the phlegmatique humors and aquosites over the parts dedicated to generation And signifieth men very deformed broad breasted the head deformed great speakers bablers mockers lyers gluttons voluptuous traytors spies poysonners Of diseases darknesse of the eyes scabs scurses cankers leprousnesse falling of the haire and deformed diseases in the face and all the body impoysoned by violence of medicines c. Of colours the red and tawny Of savours salt and fresh Of Regions Syria Cappadocia the land of the Moores Catalogne Bavaires Trapezonce Saxonie Padua Urbin Brixie Valence in Spain Vienna in Danphinna Of particular places vineyards and gardens evill trimmed desert places stinking infected abounding in wormes snakes and scorpions c. Sagittarius governeth over the right part of the Orient over the fire over choler over the end of Autumne over the thighs and all superfluous parts as a sixth part of the finger c. And representeth men of right and high stature the face yellow or reddish the breast large Cattes eyes just men and pittifull and ceremonious Judges Magistrates Prelates beneficed men Merchants Hunters Of diseases darknesse of the eyes falls from high places hurts by horses agues and wounds Of colours clear yellow Of savours strong and sharp with some sweetnesse intermingled Of Countries Tuscan Spain Arabia the happy Portugall Hungary Slavonia Volterre Mutine Bude Casconia Narbona Avignon Tolete Of particular places Gardens Wayes Mountaines or where men keepe horses Capricorne governeth over the heart of the meridies over the earth melancholie the knees over the beginning of the Winter And signifieth little stature a little round head the face browne faire nose faire eyes cholericke and sad subtile secret prudent painfull shepherds fishers mariners carpenters buyers of Rents Of diseases scabs gaules infirmities of the skin hinderances of the hearing of the voyce of the eyes issues of blood in the lower parts Of colours blacke and earthly Of savours the bitter and astringent Of Regions Macedonia Thracia India Brandebourge Anchone Favence Torton Ausburge Constans Gand Malnies Of particular places Gardens Fountains Rivers Fields tilled Land plowed Prisoners Caves Obscure places deeps and full of fumes vapors Aquarius governeth over the left part of the Occident over the aire over the blood over the legges over the middle of Winter And signifieth faire men faire and somewhat long faced the face somewhat red the breast or the elbows marked men courteous sociable covetous prudent given to the acts of Saturnines Of diseases quartane fevers the blacke jaunders c. Of colours the greene and darke yellow Savours sweet Of Countries Arabia Ethiopia Sarmacia Oxione Tartaria Denmarke Piamount Mountferrat Pisaure Of particular places Lakes Ponds Close places Caves Sepulchers and infamous houses Pisces governeth over the right part of the Septentrion over the water phlegme aquintes and over the feete and over the end of winter And signifieth men of whitish colour delicate faire foreheaded faire breasted faire bearded the eyes open and indifferent great and indifferent sickly Fishers and Navigators Of diseases gaules upon the skin ulcers and deformed spots upon the skin paine in the feete Of colours the greene white and mixtures Of savours salt and fresh Of Regions Lydia Lycia Sicilia Pamphilia Calabria Normandie Ratisbone Roane Compostella Of particular places ports of the sea heads of rivers Ponds and watrish places Chap. III. Of that which the Planets signifie in the said Signes SAturne in his signes of Capricorne and Aquarius in Nativities by day giveth knowledge and love of Noble men and of credit and great riches principally in the Ascendant with the part of Fortune maketh the man grave prudent proud and melancholy and first of all his brethren or most advanced In Nativities by night giveth great paine and travell and many diseases Jupiter in the said signe maketh the man of little courage unfortunate in the goods of the Church otherwise of small riches or alwayes poore Mars maketh him bold a great enterpriser of matters not in vain maketh him see the death of his brethren The Sun in the Nativity by day signifieth that he shall be perfect and happy in all his enterprises In nativities by night that hee shall have unconstant fortune Venus maketh him an adulterer and effeminate and denoteth that his wives shall not live long Mercury causeth him to have impeachment in his tongue and maketh the man ill spoken otherwise and which haunteth the company of men of knowledge and of Religion The Moone maketh the man too slothfull and one of evill estimation and his mother also and signifieth imbicillity of the eyes and great coughs In the houses of Jupiter ♐ ♓ Saturne in the houses of Jupiter which be Sagittarius and Pisces maketh the man faire rich mighty faithfull in nativities by day in nativities by night strife against men of authority and neere the death of his father Jupiter signifieth riches honour great credit and offices Mars yeeldeth the men noble governors in warres and friends of Princes The Sunne maketh them beneficed men Prelates officers and more advanced than any of their familie they shall be alwaies greatly covetous Venus giveth them goods of the Church or of the side of women and maketh them discreete honest among the which they shall have great strife against their parents families and friends Mercury maketh them just men of good estimation which by their proper vertue shall come to the knowledge and love of great Lords and Kings The Moone yeeldeth them chiefe and most honoured among their friends maketh them also covetous sound and of long life In the houses of Mars ♈ ♏ Saturne giveth great anger and cruell malice Jupiter maketh the man happy and a friend of great Lords and a Conductor of wars principally in the signe of Aries Mars within his houses signifieth Captains Governors in warre and great Lords The Sun hot diseases in the signe of Scorpio in the signe of Aries great advancement Venus denoteth luxurie and all voluptuous villany but against nature and evill dealing to women Alwaies in the Signe of Aries she maketh him hate women principally if the Moone be in the same signe and if the Sun be in a masculine signe Mercury maketh the man a lyer an evill person a deceiver a babler and a demander of unjust things otherwise eloquent subtile in his affaires diligent suspitious a negromancer a little false or a theefe The Moone denoteth evill companions in perill of being drowned and short end by the sea In the house of the Sunne ♌ Saturne in the signe of Leo being a house of the Sunne signifieth good fortune and long life to the father Jupiter maketh the man wise of good spirit of good nature amiable which by vertue shall come to the knowledge and love of
and Registers The trine of Saturne and of the Moone favour of great Lords and Kings glory honour and government The trine of Jupiter and Mars signifieth audacity honour victory favour of Kings government of townes and great credit The trine of Jupiter and Sol being greatly favourable to glory honour government credit and giveth great riches faire possessions and faire children The trine of Jupiter and Venus denoteth beauty grace faithfulnesse honesty and profit of wives and friends dignities and inheritances by their meanes The trine of Jupiter and Mercury maketh the man ingenious subtile forward of good judgment and advise happy in his enterprises a Judge Officer great Lord Secretary well understanding the secrets of nature and Astrologie The trine of Jupiter with the Moone signifieth noblenesse honor glory good renowne love of vertue fidelity principality and government The trine of Mars with the Sunne great advancement great credit dignities governments administrations of Commonwealths and conductors of warres The trine of Mars with Venus gaine riches goods of women proud arrogant brave and lecherous The trine of Mars and Mercury prudent crafty subtile of spirit and maketh the man to study secretly a good Advocate President in matters of account rich The trine of Mars with Luna maketh him happy in all his affaires President in matters of account an honorable Officer and a great Lord with great renowne The trine of the Sun with Venus signifieth the same that the trine of Mars and Venus signifieth with great honour of the said significations The trine of the Sun with Mercury and Luna likewise as of Mars with great honour and profit The trine of Venus with Mercurie brave pleasant grave beauty and happie enterprises with profit The trine of Venus and the Moone beauty grace bravery pride and adultery The trine of Mercury with the Moone maketh the man greatly esteemed in his profession be it in musicke painting or other pleasant industry or in all knowledge or in merchandise or office ⚹ The Sextile aspects make the same effects which the trines make except that the Sextiles be not of so perfect vertue □ The Quadrate aspect of Saturne and Jupiter signifieth losse of patrimoniall goods great adversities hinderances in all enterprizes vaine cogitations principally when Saturne is elevated over Jupiter without receiving him The quadrate of Saturne and Mars signifieth asmuch and further maketh known the death of brethren The quadrate of Saturne and the Sunne out of the said significations bringeth great damage to the honour and spoyleth the body with cold diseases contractions of the sinewes and maketh the father die before the mother and yeeldeth the child not agreeable to his father The quadrate of Saturne with Venus denoteth losse of goods poverty miserable fortune to women uncivility when Saturne holdeth the right part of the aspect For when Venus holdeth it the child shall be shamefaced and of good manners and his wives shall love him effectually although they dissemble their love and will governe in the house The quadrate of Saturne Mercury maketh the man laborious a servant of poore counsell deafe or of ill hearing stutting or evill spoken pursued of envie The quadrate of Saturne and of the Moone maketh the man slothfull sickly evill graced full of care without friends a disperser of the goods of his mother and of his wives The quadrate of Jupiter and Mars if Jupiter be mightiest it signifieth that the child shall be esteemed praised and honoured of Princes and Kings and that he shall have perseverance in all his enterprises with profit alwaies hee shall lose and disperse his inheritances and possessions and shall see the death or destruction of his children If Mars be most elevate he signifieth sutes de●●●●● and losses by meanes of great Lords and a troublesome life The quadrate of Jupiter with the Sunne if Jupiter be the superiour honour profit and good fortune to the Father If the Sunne be superior the child shall disperse his goods and shall not be beloved of his neighbours and shall goe out of his Country The quadrate of Jupiter and Venus profit by women faithfulnesse honesty civility when Jupiter is most highest When he is inferiour lust deceit by women inconstancie joy incontinently turned into sadnesse when Venus is not received by Jupiter The quadrate of Jupiter and Mercury signifieth the man skilfull a Mathematician a Sorcerer Sooth sayer abounding in servants very faithfull and very rich principally when Mercury is received by Jupiter The quadrate of Jupiter and the Moone of good renowne great honours in knowledge and love of great Lords with a little unconstant of Fortune and of maners The quadrate of Mars with the Sunne signifieth many evils losse of goods darknesse of the eyes and in great danger of violent death or publique The quadrate of Mars with Venus great troubles and tribulations by reason of women of base condition or impudent and some wayes defamed when Mars is in a moveable signe The quadrate of Mars with Mercury weaknesse of all the body prisons pursuits accusations false nature of the child with malice and iniquity The quadrate of Mars with the Moone signifieth the Mother to be weake and of a very short life and the child an evill boy prodigall unconstant poore and which shall die miserably and of the which the wives shall be proud arrogant and terrible The quadrate of the Sunne and Venus signifieth that which the quadrate of Jupiter and Venus signifieth The quadrate of Sol and Mercury signifieth that which the quadrate of Jupiter and Mercury signifieth The quadrate of the Sunne with the Moone augmenteth the dignities and the honors and giveth enviousnes The quadrate of Venus and Mercury maketh the man diligent and industrious in his office and well renowned but he shall receive some infamy by reason of women The quadrate of Venus and Luna maketh him very rich and happy in his profession eloquent gracious very happy in wives and children but he shall have some losse of goods and honour by reason of women The quadrate of Mercury with Luna maketh him skilfull ingenious unconstant of manners and of fortunes which in a common sedition shall betaken or shall be accused by many of his conspirators The Opposition of Saturne and Jupiter signifieth great troubles a thousand mischiefes and tribulations deprived of children If Saturne be in the ascendant and Jupiter in the seventh house the beginning of his life shall be with paines tribulations and torments and the end with repose profit and honour The opposition of Saturne and Mars without aspect of Jupiter and Venus denote great troubles common seditions and conspirations against the said man many diseases intolerable ruines falls perils by water violent death or pestilence and a miserable father The opposition of Saturne and Sol without aspect of Jupiter maketh the man sickly sad full of thoughts full of tribulations with great losse of goods and daunger of violent death The opposition of Saturne and Venus maketh
lands and possessions joyned to the Church or in subjection to the Church-men and the father a stranger in the tenth the father to be knowne of great Lords by the which shall come great profit to the child and shall have Lordships lands and possessions by meanes of great Lords In the eleventh short life to the father inheritance by friends in the 12. the father a stranger and of base condition and shall hate his sonne and shall have some moveable goods of his enomies not without long suit and great difficulty The Lord of the fifth in the first house signifieth feasting banqueting dancing voluptuousnesse and faire children In the second rich children and joy of their gaining In the third voyages for pleasure In the 4. goods of parents and allies In the 5. feasts banquets playes bravery dances pleasure and faire children In the 6. witnesse that hee shall be a peace maker and not greatly given to pleasure but in servants and keeping cattell In the 7. the children shall hate the father and shall have suits one against the other yet alwayes contentment by his wife rejoyce in her In the 8. joyfull because of unlooked for inheritance and short life to children In the 9. joy in pilgrimages vowes holy religion good children that feare and love God In the 10. pleasure in honour In the 11. pleasure in friends and many children In the 12. short life of children enmity betweene the father and the children pleasure in horses The Lord of the sixth in the first signifieth many sicknesses of the said Lord and that his servants and beasts shall die quickly In the second that he shall be rich by keeping of cattell In the third sicknesse and going here and there from home a poore kindred In the 4. that his father shall be of very base condition In the 5. sicknesse by overmuch pleasure children of more base condition than their father In the 6. health if the Lord of the ascendant do not regard him otherwise sicknesse by over labour In the 7. sicknesse by women of strifes and suites and strife betweene his servants and him In the 8. death by reason of servants In the 9. sicknesse out of his Country by travell In the 10. sicknesse by over-travell in his profession or by over-labouring for honour In the 11. acquaintance of men unknowne and sicknesse by meanes of friends In the 12. sicknesse by means of enemies and of imprisonment and enemies of his owne servants The Lord of the 7. in the 1. signifieth gaine by traffique peace and agreement by exercise of physicke and Astrologie and that he shall be well loved of his wife and have goods with her but he shall be quarrelsome and have suits In the 2. short life of his wife suites for her goods and riches In the 3. strife and suits against friends kinsfolkes and they shall love his wife impudently In the 4. inheritance by women suites against parents In the 5. a young wife honest and vertuous beloved of her husband and suit against his children In the 6. strife for cattell and servants marriage with some woman of base condition or noted of some infamy proper to himselfe and parents In the 7. suits for women houshold-strife profit and to agree and communicate his goods In the 8. strife for inheritance great goods by women In the 9. strife and accusations for matters of faith marriage with strange woman In the 10. trouble for offices and honour an honourable wife and dignity by the wives friends In the 11. suits against friends or by their means and shall be married by his friends In the 12. controversie against enemies marriage with women of base condition and not long love together The Lord of the 8. in the first signifieth i●e sadnesse angry for that he cannot bring to passe and shall not be of long life In the 2. inheritance In the 3. death of brethren In the 4. death in his house and shall see the death of his parents and shall have inheritances In the 5. death of children In the 6. death of his family before him and shall be unfortunate in cattell In the 7. death of wife by whom he shall have inheritance and thereby become rich In the 8. that he shall thinke suddenly to die and yet sound of body trouble in spirit shall have dowrie by his wife and inheritance and other goods In the 9. that hee shall have evill courage and shall die out of his Country In the 10. honourable death or otherwise by the meanes of great Lords and of Judges or because of his honour In the 11. death amongst his friends In the 12. death amongst his enemies or by reason of themselves The Lord of the ninth in the first signifieth prudence religious vertuous divine a lover of Church-men and shall make many voyages In the 2. that hee shall make many voyages by the which he shall become rich In the 3. marriage out of his Countrie or take a stranger and shall make journeyes because of his brethren In the 4. death from home pilgrimage by perswasion of parents In the 5. have children from home out of his Country and shall make journeyes for them In the 6. marriage of a maid or woman of base condition sicknesse from home and shall travell for his servants and cattell In the 7 voyages and suites by reason of women and their goods and signifieth the woman to be devout moderate and well mannered In the 8. desire of riches travell for his wives goods In the 9. good understanding a lover of vertue fearing God knowledge in divine mysteries oracles secret things and true dreames travell for devotion In the 10. travell for profession and honour In the 11. good friends from home In the 12. evill courage and enemies out of his Country travell by reason of enemies The Lord of the tenth in the first signifieth that by his industry he shall come to great honour and shall have dignitie offices and governments In the 2. honour for his wealth In the 3. honour by his brethren or by travell In the 4. unmoveable goods sumptuous houses In the 5. honour by his children In the 6. little honour except of his houshold and servants or in governing of the sicke In the 7. honourable marriage In the 8. goods by marriage inheritance and perill of death to the mother at the time of her travell and delivery In the 9. Ecclesiasticall dignitie honour in strange countries and estimation by his travell In the 10. dignities offices and great honour by his owne meanes and favour of Princes In the 11. prosperity honour and favour of friends In the 12. honour by his enemies honour and estimation of men of evill condition The Lord of the eleventh in the first signifieth good fortune happy enterprises good friends and many children In the 2. goods and riches by friends In the 3. amitie of brethren journies and travels for friends In the 4. good fortune in unmoveable goods In the
5. abundance of children banquets joy and good fortune In the 6. fortune in good husbandry In the 7. rich and fortunate marriage and good friends strife and debates against friends and that he shall be poore in his youth and rich in his age In the 8. inheritance death of friends In the 9. profitable journies friends out of his Country and good fortune in strange places In the 10. goods and honour by meanes of men of authority and dignity in youth In the eleaventh aboundance of friends and children great goods and honour and favour of men in authority good renown and prosperity In the 12. small friends few goods and debate with his friends The Lord of the twelfth in the first signifieth poverty in youth sadnesse long travell enmity and conspiration against him In the second evill manners quarrels for goods In the third quarrels with friends and kindred In the fourth strife and suits for inheritance and moveable goods and discord with the father In the fifth rebellious children to the father and strife among themselves In the sixth strife and anger among the familie In the seventh that he shall take wives of base condition and not love them long and by their meanes shall have great paine and travell and shall be in griefe for them a●d his friends shall conspire against him and his enemies shall take away part of his goods and in the end of his daies be poore and miserable In the eight hatred and treason for livelihood and goods of women death of enemies In the ninth quarrell with Church-men and mischiefes by the way In the tenth quarrell with great Lords persecution by reason of his profession of his offices and honour The eleventh signifieth that his friends shall be his enemies and shal have great mischiefe for his friends In the twelfth many envies and enemies that shall imagine many mischiefes against him Likewise you must judge of all the parts of the 12. houses as the part of fortune in the first signifieth that he shall be rich and fortunate by his industry In the second that he shall become rich in all that is signified by the second house c. All these be the foundations and rootes of the judgements Astronomicall from the which you may not swarve or depart except in as much as be mitigated prohibited or augmented by the concurrences and aspects of the planets and conjunction of the fixed starres The end of the second Booke OF IVDGEMENTS ASTRONOmicall upon Nativities containing the directions and revolutions The third Booke Chap. I. Of Directions THe art of Directions so diligently entreated upon by John de Regiomount that there is no more place fitly to speake of the same Except that with the aid of God we have purposed to translate into French his problemes and documents appertaining to the said matter Neverthelesse we will here touch the principall point To direct which terme I use being most commonly used and of long time received although it be not proper it is no other thing than to stay the meeting of one place of the heavens with another consequently following according to the naturall order of the signes and that the moving of the first mobile The first place is named the significator the second the promittor as if the ascendant were in the 20. degree of Sagittarius and Saturne in the 10. of Capricorne one might direct the ascendant to Saturne and the ascendant shall be significator of life and Saturne promittor of death or sicknesse and then the judgement shall be danger of death there is another forme of direction attributed to the parts and planets retrogrades which do make following the naturall course of the first mobile to the contrary of the consequence of the signes of the which the craft is like to the first there is no difference but that we have called Significator which is here promittor and the Promittor is here significator The point meridionall of the tenth house you must direct by the right ascensions The point of the ascendant by the ascensions obliques found in the Table of the latitude of your Region The points and starres that shal be betweene the Meridian and the Horizon by the oblique ascentiōs under the circle in the which they be the which you call The circle of Position the which for to find likewise to have the ascensions of every place having latitude or no you must follow the method following First you must take the longitudes of Planets fixed stars and other places that you would direct that is to say the signe degree minute that they hold in the Zodiack in the Ephemerides or other tables Astronomicall c. Secondly you must calculate their latitudes in degrees and minutes placed in the Ephemerides Thirdly their declination by the f●rst probleme of the booke of directions of Regiomont Then their right ascensions by the third probleme of the said house Then againe the distances of the circle Meridionall by the 19. probleme Incontinent the circles of their positions by the 20. probleme consequently the differences ascentionall by the Table expressed And finally the oblique ascensions by the tenth Canon if the said starres be betweene the point meridionall of the tenth house and the point of the fourth or the discentions of obliques by the eleventh probleme if they be betweene the point of the fourth and the tenth This done take out the number of the oblique ascensions of the Significator of the number of the oblique ascensions of the Promittor take to the Table of the position of the Significator or the contrary if you direct the parts and Planets retrogrades that which resteth of degrees minutes turne into yeares months dayes and by this meanes you shall have exactly the time of good or evill that shall happen unto you by direction intending that one degree is here signified a yeare five minutes a moneth one minute 6. dayes and some odde houres he that would helpe the seconds he shall touch the end more perfectly For to know the sicknesses and danger of death you must direct the five vitall places that wee have considered searching the giver of life in sixed starres of violent nature in the point of the fourth sixt seaventh and eighth and the taile of the Dragon to the ill fortunes and their evill aspects in the parts of death and by and by to the Sunne and to the head of the Dragon Likewise for the same consideration you must direct the said pernicious places to the five vitall places And they meeting they judge that the man is in great danger of death when the fortunes do not shew forth their favourable beames For the goods honor dignities friendships and other considerations you must direct the one significator of goods with the other and the one significator of honour with the other of the which we have made mention in the first Booke following the particular judgements of the Nativities Chap. II. Of the
8 17 ♀ ♂ 16 10 9 ♀ ☉ 18 0 0 ☿ 19 10 9 ☿ ☽ 21 8 17 ☿ ♄ 23 6 2 ☿ ♃ 25 5 14 ☿ ♂ 27 3 13 ☿ ☽ 29 1 22 ☿ ♀ 30 0 0 ☽ 32 3 13 ☽ ♄ 33 6 26 ☽ ♃ 34 10 9 ☽ ♂ 36 1 22 ☽ ☉ 37 5 5 ☽ ♀ 38 8 17 ☽ ☿ 40 0 0 ♄ 41 6 26 ♄ ♃ 43 1 22 ♄ ♂ 44 8 18 ♄ ☉ 46 3 14 ♄ ♀ 47 10 16 ♄ ☿ 49 5 6 ♄ ☽ 50 0 0 ♃ 52 8 17 ♃ ♂ 54 5 4 ♃ ☉ 56 1 21 ♃ ♀ 57 10 8 ♃ ☿ 59 6 26 ♃ ☽ 61 1 22 ♃ ♄ 63 0 0 ♂ 64 0 0 ♂ ☉ 65 0 0 ♂ ♀ 66 0 0 ♂ ☿ 67 0 0 ♂ ☽ 68 0 0 ♂ ♄ 69 0 0 ♂ ♃ 70 0 0 ♌ 73 0 0 ♌ 75 0 0 The Table of the Fridaries by Night   Years Months Dayes ☽ 1 3 13 ☽ ♄ 2 6 26 ☽ ♃ 3 10 9 ☽ ♂ 5 1 22 ☽ ☉ 6 5 5 ☽ ♀ 7 8 18 ☽ ☿ 9 0 0 ♄ 10 6 26 ♄ ♃ 12 1 22 ♄ ♂ 13 8 18 ♄ ☉ 15 3 14 ♄ ♀ 16 10 9 ♄ ☿ 18 5 6 ♄ ☽ 20 0 0 ♃ 21 8 17 ♃ ♂ 23 5 4 ♃ ☉ 25 1 21 ♃ ♀ 26 10 8 ♃ ☿ 28 6 25 ♃ ☽ 30 3 13 ♃ ♄ 32 0 0 ♂ 33 0 0 ♂ ☉ 34 0 0 ♂ ♀ 35 0 0 ♂ ☿ 36 0 0 ♂ ☽ 37 0 0 ♂ ♄ 38 0 0 ♂ ♃ 39 0 0 ☉ 40 5 50 ☉ ♀ 42 10 10 ☉ ☿ 43 3 15 ☉ ☽ 44 8 20 ☉ ♄ 46 1 25 ☉ ♃ 47 7 0 ☉ ♂ 49 0 0 ♀ 50 1 2 ♀ ☿ 51 3 13 ♀ ☽ 52 5 6 ♀ ♄ 53 6 26 ♀ ♃ 54 8 20 ♀ ♂ 55 10 8 ♀ ☉ 57 0 0 ☿ 58 10 9 ☿ ☽ 60 8 17 ☿ ♄ 62 6 26 ☿ ♃ 64 5 4 ☿ ♂ 66 3 13 ☿ ☉ 68 1 21 ☿ ♀ 70 0 0 ♌ 73 0 0 75 0 0 ☽ 76 3 13 ☽ ♄ 77 6 26 ☽ ♃ 78 10 9 ☽ ♂ 80 1 22 ☽ ☉ 81 5 5 Chap. VII Of Profections FOr the Profections you must resolve the twelve houses of your Nativity in equall parts upon the Eclipse so farre as the ascendant is in the first degree of any signe the second house shall be in the first degree of a signe following and the third in the first degree of a third sgine and to conclude that every house begin by the first degree as the first house Also every house will containe thirty degrees and the first thirty degrees of the first house shall appertaine to the first yeare wherein the infant is borne the thirty of the second to the second yeare the thirty of the third to the third yeare and so consequently untill twelve Twelve yeares passed you must begin againe at the first and then come to the second third fourth c. and so from twelve to twelve you must renue the same circuit If you find the revolution within the thirty degrees serving to your yeare it signifieth some good or evill according to his nature or good or evill disposition signification of the place of which shall be the said profection that is to say of the places of life sicknesse death or good health of the places of goods riches losse or poverty c. Commonly they seeke the profection of five places of one nativity that is to say of the place of the Sunne for honour of the place of the Moone for the qualities of the spirit towards the body and externally goods of the place of the part of fortune for gaine and profit of the tenth house for the actions of the ascendant for the life If the Sunne be giver of life it must be considered as giver of life and giver of honour likewise the which you must do also in other places when they import many significations If then you find any planet within the thirty degrees of your profection would know what moneth or day the accident by him signified shall happen Looke what distance you have betweene the first point of your profection and the faid Planet if there be 15. degrees betweene them the said accident shall happen out in the end of sixe months if there be twenty five degrees at the end of ten moneths for here two degrees and an halfe value one moneth one degree valueth twelve daies and foure houres thirty minutes value sixe daies five minutes one day Of this there is a very exact Table among the documents of Peter Pitat upon the Ephemerides Example of the profections Suppose that the ascendant of a nativity was the fifteenth degree of Scorpio I would know where the profection shall light of the ascendant at the end of ten yeares after the child borne I account tenne signes from the ascendant after that I find the fifteenth degree of Virgo serving after ten yeares accomplished to 11. currant I say then that in the said time the profection of the ascendant is come in the fifteenth degree of Virgo shall end that yeare in the fifteenth degree of Libra and also shall contain thirty whole degrees within the which if any Planet be found it shall signifie good or evill of the life according to the nature and disposition as if in the said time Mars being in the fifth degree of Libra I would say that the infant should be troubled that yeare at the end of eight months because that Mars was in the place profectionall of life distant from the first point twenty degrees We have shewed before that two degrees and an halfe value one month five degrees two months and fifteene degrees sixe months and by course twenty degrees eight moneths You must note that the profections ought to fit to the yeares currant or compleat It is to be understood the tenth signe as for incontinent after nine yeares compleat which is ten yeares currant c. Chap. VIII The Lord of the Circulation from the Lord of the houre of the Nativitie THe Babylonians hold for a great secret the Circulation of the Lord of the houre of the Nativity It is to be understood that the Lord of the said houre signifieth of the life as the ascendant and the Lord of the houre following of goods as of the second house and the Lord of the third houre of brethren as the third house and so consequently of others In revolutions they give the Lord of the houre of the Nativitie to the first yeare the planet following to the second and so consequently following the naturall order of the Planets As if one were borne in the houre of Venus that Planet should raigne the first yeare the second yeare Mercury the third the Moone the fourth Saturne the fifth Jupiter the sixth Mars the seventh Sol the eighth Venus the ninth Mercury and so by order And you must note that we take here the yeares currant and not compleat for to fit the
said circulation of the Planets Chap. IX Of the circulation of the Lord of the Ascendant and of the Planets which be in the Ascendant THe circulation of the Lord of the Ascendant and the Planets and parts which be in the ascendant they be even as we have said of the Lord of the houre of the nativity and by the same order you must place them The yeares of the age of the child by judgement we have made mention and proofe of Revolutions Chap. X. Of the Eclipses and great Conjunctions appertaining to the Revolutions of Nativities THe Eclipse of the Sunne and the conjunctions of the superiour planets causeth commonly many evils after the congruence of the starres and nature of the signes and planets raigning in the said places to men causeth sicknesses when they be within the five next degrees of the Ascendant or to the giver of life if they touch the other parts Planets or Houses they pronounce evill fortune appertaining to the significations of the same places principally if in the same time of the nativity any such constellations were in force If they touch the places profectionals they do almost the same effect as in nativities Chap. XI Of the particular meetings of all the yeare COncerning the particular meetings of all the yeare Ptolomeus John de Regiomonte Ganrique and many others do rest hard upon the Profections Mensturnes and Diurnes of the which you have a perfect Table in the Booke of directions of John de Regiomonte having more subtilty and curiousnesse than truth as I have often found by experience It answereth better my opinion Schonor which every day considered if any planet touch the places of the Planets parts houses of the nativitie or their good or evill aspect that I do apply to the places profectionall As for example let the ascendant of a nativity or the place of his profection be the twelfth degree of Libra the Sunne in the fifteenth of Gemini Mars in the fifteenth of Leo alwayes and as often as the Sunne or the Moone do passe over the 15. degree of Leo the man shall be moved by angry accidents as of displeasure of some alteration paine of the head fevers hot imposthumes tetters c. Likewise when it toucheth the fifth degree of Scorpius or of Taurus there where the quadrate aspects be within the place of Mars or the fift of Aquarius which is the place opposite to Mars If any Planet touch the fifth degree of Libra or of Gemini there where the Sextile Aspects be or the fifth of Sagittarius and of Aries which make the Trine Aspects of the said Mars it shall signifie some favourable meetings of Captaines and men of warre If the ill fortunes touch not the said twelfth degree of Libra as we have said in the Ascendant that shall be signe of some evill meeting as well to life as to the body Likewise you must judge of other attouchments according to the nature of the aspects by us explained in the second Booke You must contemplate the places profectionals For I do apply every degree and minute to the dayes in the which their signification fall and regard the good and evill aspects of the Planets every day if they touch the degree profectionall As for example of the said nativity in the which was the Ascendant Libra suppose that the profection was come to the twelfth degree of Cancer in the ninth yeare compleat and the tenth currant The thirteenth degree of Cancer serveth to the twelfth day after the proper day of the revolution Wherefore I consider then the Aspects of the Planets towards the said thirteenth degree Likewise so I do of other degrees and minutes fitted to those dayes in the which they governe And so much for Revolutions FINIS