J Pm A New Guide ASTROLOGY: “ASTROLOGY Brought to Licut. Being fitted for all Manner of Horary QUES TIONS. : Piz. I. The Defcription of the twelve Signs and the feven Planets. Il. An Account of all the Afpeéts of the Planets one with another, ‘with the Va- |. riety of their Significations. NL. An Account of every Degree afcending, |” with Significations and Forms. IV. Choice of very neceffary Aphorifins. } | V. Concerning the Alteration of the Wea- ther ; and of EleGions fit to begin all Sorts of Work. $$$ $_______—__ |. By Samus Penseyre, Native of Lanzane in | | Switzerland, “Stadent in Aftrokgy and Phyfick. LONDON: Printed for J. Barrey, at the Dove in Pater-noffer-row. 1726.MEL RE is veprefented to el Nea) (fa thy View a fhort Com. meas lal Dendium of Affrology $ Pee | which, for its Brevity and Plainnefs, is cal- led, A Guide to Aftrology, # de- ing an Introduttion to that Art. The moft Part of this Book never was as yet printed, fo plain’ and eafy for the meaneft Artif? _ to underfland and learn the moft ab- folute Way of judging of all Man- _ ner of horary Queftions , with fe-- veral. Examples of Figure and Fudge 6 A.2 ments;To the READER, | ments, which I have bad from an old Friend of mine now deceafed| cho kept thefe Rules by him as a great Secret ; the which I have now! thought fit to make publick fir the Good of young Students in this moft noble Art of Aftrology.. But Aftro- logy bas been of late fo much abuf- ed by common Pretenders, that there 75 hardly any: Room for the Learned in this. Art i» call themfelves Pro- ficients therein. But nothing is more true than what Experience cai-teach ; for by my own Expe- rievce: and modern Authors, that cabich bas bees many Times want-| ing. for the Ufe of the young Artif as here now revealed, for in foort this Little Book may: be.called.the true Alarrocw-and cafy Guide to Aftroloe gy, the laft Part of Elettions ; which, ifit were rightly under fiood, perhaps it would be more Honour to “firology, and its Profeffors toa, than, many are. fenfible of, and I ain coupdent there 1s 4 great deal of th and. Worth in Horofeopes i aTo th READER. 1] our Affairs 3 fo that if thofe vere underftood, we might be able o give Reafons for Things that erbaps now we know not, And now, Reader, I will lay my abours before you 3 let me intreat you to corrett the Errors, for fach Things will be in Books of this Kind ; and then ufe me as kindly as I have deferved of you, remembring . to do as you would be done by 5 which is the Duty and {pontaneous At of every good Man ; and to no other I hope this Book will come. But yet if it foould come to the- Hands of any captions: Afs, who thinks- himfelf wrfer than the reft of the World, and like a country Curr, barks at my Bachfide, and is ugry withwhat I have here doues Jball, in Modefty, fay uo more wt this, Let him mend it by foew- yg a better of bis own ; for it is ajier to carp than to copy. ' How-To the READER. However, it was for you, (cour. teous Reader) that I have taken this Pains , and it is to you that the future Part of my Studies fhalt be ferviceable ; and I hope you wilkfind Suecefs in your Studies, ac- cording to your Defire and En. deavour,, Which is the hearty Wifb of your Friend, SAMUEL PENsEYRE, EHESBIR AR EIR SR RAE REBAR ARSE Baa THE OUTTA ESE). CONTENT S.. T HE Definition of Aftrology, with the Signs - and Planets defcribed. Page 3 to3 ATuable of the effential Dignities of the Planets. p- 10 The Explanaticn of the Table of the effential Dig- alties. How to ere a Figure. pe 12 to 14, ° 1§ te tg Pe 15 Example ef the Places of the Plansts and Signs with a Figure. How to keep Part of Fortune. Pe 19 p.'20 Of the mean Motion of the Planets. P: 23 Somme necelfary Terms of Art. Ps 22 to 24. The Signification of the tmelve Houfes, ps 25 to 29. As Account of the general Significations of the Alpes of the Planets one to another, P» 29 to 43 - The Signification of the Horofcope in the twelve » 45 to 60 Signs. Pp. Of the Alcendant in the Terms of the feven. Pla-~ nets. . Pp. 61 to 67 « Shewing the Defription and Noture of the. 12 Signs : and the. Perfons reprefented bythem - pa £675, - yy The: Defcription. and Perfens veprefented lanets.:. The Quality of the {even Planets, the. feven- ps 76 to 80 . p: 80 to 8: Of: the: Parts -and Difeafes which every Planet Severan: » 82 t0 84. ? Ey.The CONTENTS. Hew to give Judgment upon any borary Que- flion. p. 85 to 86 Meney lent, if recoverable cr act, with the Frgure and Judgment. p- 84 40 85 An Account of the Faces of every Sign and every De- grees of the twelve Signs afcending with their Shapes, ang the Defeription of the J “fen fi ignified by them. Page 89 fa 148 A Chiice of neceffary Avborifars. Pp. 148 to 176 Whether a Mafter will put away bis Servant. p+ 175 Of Marriage. P- 177 to 182 If a pretended Maid ask the Quefion, if fhe be a Virgin, er corrupt. p. 183 Whetber a Child be begotten by the reputed Fa ther, fp. 18 If Marriage be legitimate cr it. pet ip Of the Number cf Tears fignified by the fever Pla- nets. P-199 What Part of the World it is bef? to go fer Health. Pe 212 Cracernitg the Weathers * p- os Of th: Freed Stars and their Quality, p 2 Cheice ¢f DireBiens for judging of the Alteraticn iv the Weather, with Eledions of Time fit to begin aif Lanner of [Forks p. 208 Examole of a borary Qucftion, “pith Figure and Judgment. P+ 226 t 229, ERRATUM Page 22, line x. dele 2 Degrees.oa as. A I< 4 Mates Rt ASAE Sy Le ee eS ESE e SE ee A. NEW GUIDE TO ASTROLOGY. OR . AstRoLocy brought 10 Ligar. | <== SSE mot noble Science ES “i of AstRoLocy is an St Art as ufeful as tis =] innocent. It teaches how to judge of Futurity by sa] the Motion ad In- ~ fluence of the Heavenly 3odies. Thole who defire to attain to he Perfettion of this Celeftial Study, ought) ought firft of all to acquaint themflves well and perfeétly in the true Grounds and Rudiments thereof. To which End it is firft to be underftood, that the Circle of the Zodiack is divided in- to twelve equal Parts, called Sigus ; and the Reafon they are called fo, becaufe they fignify to Mankind the moft remarkable Alterations of the Air and the other Elements Thefe Signs are again divided isto thirty equal Parts, called Degrees, into 60 Parts, called Minutes, and every Minute into do Se- conds, &c. So that in the Compafs of the Zodiack is contained 12 Signs, or 360 Degrees, 21600 Minutes, or 1296000 Seconds. The Names and Characters are defcribed as followeth, which are oppofite to each other in the Heavens. Aries F Livao& Taurus © Scorpio om Genziti TL Sagitary 2 *> Cancer Capricors: VS fea Aquay x Virgo 1 Pifees : | In thefe twelve Signs arc continually: moving in the Heavens, feven Planets, which by Reafon of their difierenr Mo- tion from that of the eighth Sphere, in} — ae whichwhich the fixed Stars move, are called wandring Stars. ‘Their Names and Cha- racters are as followeth, with their Na- tures and Qualifications. h Saturn, cold and dry, melancholy and evil, u Fupiter, hot and moift, temperate and good. é Mars, hot and dry, cholerick and evil, ® Sol, hot and dry, cholerick. 9 Penus, cold and moift, phlegmatick, fortunate, % Mercury, convertible, in Nature mutable, > Moov, cold and moift, phlegma- tick. The Names, Charaéters, and Na- tures of the five Afpetts, Dra- gows Head and Tail, with Part of Fortune. 3 Conjunttion | & Oppofition * Sextile ® Part of Fortune © Square & Dragon’s Head A Trine @ Dragon’s Tail. & The Dragon's Head is accounted a Fortune, and doth increafe the Good of Ba. fostunateC4) fortunate Planets, and abate the Force of evil ones. 3 Dragon's Tail is reckoned an Infor- tune, and doth increafe the Evil of bad Planets, and abateth the Good of the fortunate Stars, @® The Part of Fortune is of the Na- ture of the Dragon’s Head, being of a propitious Signification, in what Houfe doever it is placed, unlefs impeded by the Prefence oi an evil Planet: But none of thefe have any Afpetts. A Conjunétion is improperly called an Afpect, becaufé it is when Planets are in oneSign, Degree, and Minute, having no Diftance from each other , yet if two good Planets be joined almoft in any Sign, “tis accounted very fortunate ; but if two evil ones be joined together, “tis a bad Conjunttion, and fignifies Misfor- tune to the Querent, if the Conjunttion happens in that Part of the Figure that belongs ta the Querent’s Bulinets. A Sextile is when Planets are two whole Signs, or 6o Degrees Dittince ; for you malt know, that 30 Degrees make a Sign, it being the 2th Part of the Zodiack, as Jupiter in the firit De- gree of Aries, and Venus in the firtt De- grec of Gemini, here Fupiter and Vetus are in Sextile, becaufe they are two Signs(5) Signs diftant, which is 6o Degrees. Now this Afpe& is very good, becaufe it is made by the two fortunate Planets. A Quartile, or Square, is when Planets are three Signs, or 90 Degrees diftant, being the 4th Part of the Zodiack, as Satura in the 5th Degree of dries,and Mars in the 4th Degree of Cancer. This Alpett is very evil, and worfe by being both evil Planets. ; A Trine Afpett is when Planets are four Signs, or 120 Degrees diftant, it being one third Part of the Zodiack, as Mars one Degree in Aries, and Jupiter in one Degree of Leo. This is owned by all Aftrologers to be the beft of Af petts, and even one of perfect Friends thip, and much better: than the Sextile. An Oppofition is when Planets are fix Signs, or 180 Degrees diftant, it being half the Circle of the Zodiack, as Mars in Aries, and Venus in Libra, this being the very worft of Afpetts, and therefore accounted a Token of perfect Hatred; fo that in a Queftion between the Que- vent and his Sweetheart, if the Lord of the feventh Houfe is in Oppofition to the Lord of the Afcendant, inftead of Love fiom her, he can expeét nothing but Affronts, Ingratitude, and downright Hatred, unlelS the faid Planets were in 3 mutuah(6) mutual Reception by Sign and Houfe; and even then, if they happen to marry one another, there will be continual Jars, Quarrels, and Contention between them. Again, ifat the Time of Perfons falling fick, or in Queftions of Sicknefs, if Saturn be in oO, or in oppofition tothe Afcen- dant, his Lord, the Moon, -or Lord of the fixth Houle, is an Argument of a very dangerous and lingring SicknelS : The fame obferve of Mars, or any other Planets, if they happen to be Lords of the eighth, fixth, or twelfth Houfes. But if any of thofe Planets be in Sextile or Trine to the Cufp of the Afcendant, or Lord of the Afcendant, or the Moon, there is no Danger, efpecially if the faid Planet be ftrong, and in a good Place of the Figure; and thus you may judge of the good or ili Succefs in any Queftion, concerning any Matter or Thing. what- ever, by the Planets goad or evil Af petts to the refpettive Significators ; on- ly obférve, that Saturn and Mars are evil by Nature, and confequently unfor- tunate: Jupiter and Venus are good by Nature, and therefore fortunate , The San, Mercury, and the Moon are either good or evil, as they are joined to, or. afpefed by good or evil Planets. 4(7) further Account of the particu lar Divifion, Natures, aud Tri plicities of the Twelve Signs, being in Number four, viz. Fire, . Air, Earth, and Water, -&c. | Thus. Piery vy Q 2 hot and dry. sAuy (Signs )3t = a hot and moift. Watery( are \o m * cold and moift. arthy ) © me vS cold and dry. { By this you may plainly fee, that fiery Signs behold each other, by a Trine, and corfequently make up che. Sery Tri- plicity. They alfo behold the airy Signs (which make up the airy ‘Tripiicity) by a Sextile, which fhews the Agreement of the Fire and the Air in the Quality of Heat. The fame of the earthy and wa- try Triplicity. Fixed 2 gs fom ae Moveable >Signs ares vv 3 = v3 da mv ¥ i Common Human are se ng sa av firit Pare of having human Shape. Beaftial are Y¥ 5 & 2 V3 . Ba Double- t E !1 C8) Double-bodied are sr x, and the Gi Part of . i Fruitful are 95 m X. ( ‘Barren are a &, ag. Signs of Voice are my a 7 Mute Signs are 5 m X. | Cardinal Signs are ¥ & & VS, Equinofial Signs are T =. Tropical Signs are s5-and ¥P The Signs are alfo divided into- Mat culine and Feminine; thus, Mafculine ¥ = V a eM Feminine 0 % mg m V3 Faftern Cc eae Signs are < 5 Noxchern i Dry Signs T OAM? VS Moift Signs 1S m a MX pS Long Afeention & Oh a Signs of Short Afcention v3 az X Signs oppofite to each other in the } Heavens, : Are SVYuursiUmR to CS m 2 VS HXC9) The firft Six-are alfo called Northern gus, becaule they decline from the E- uinodial coward the North Pole. The other Six are ealled Southery - sas, for they decline from the Equi-- Hottial to the South Pole. Lhe Houfes of the Planets both by- ! Day. and Night. Day Hontes. Night Hout. gf ~ a mF SD ee iIesee__ 3 —_———— 4 {——-— 9 ——-—. G5 ——— ) ———__. This Table needs no Explanation, the Hide thereof being {ufficient ; However pe Table of the Effential Dignities, and Vebilitics of che Planets following, will neke the Matter moze demonttrable. B ; A(10 ) Q_ >{e 6/8 32 23|h 34 se =/P_). 2 6/8 % 25/5 3412 idl 2c 3 . j oy 2 r0 vo YE A TABLE of Effential Dignities, according to Prolomy. velHoufes |Exaltat|Triplic . : The Faces of the The Terms of the Planets. | Planees lof Plane of PlanJD. N,. Qo 28 26 fe 30 30d 16 1dO ue Q 8% T5[ 22[h 26,5 30,9 3 Fey 20 & 7 poss] e zal ail 389 XW oN R 27 Re TheCar) - he Explanation of the foregoing: > Table of Effential Dignities. By this Table and the other “foregos ng it, may be feen the Day. and Night ~ oufes of the Planets, by Infpeétion 5: nd as for the Explanations of the Pla= - ets, you may fee the © is exalted in: - he 19 Degrees of v, the » in the 3 earces of u, the 8 3 Degrees of 1, - 13 Degrees in 65, as you may feé un: er the ‘Title Exaltation, in the. third’ - olumn to the Right Hand, and againfi::- tin the Left Harid is placed che Sign 99, - hich tells you » has his Exaleation in: ; Degrees of that Sigtt ; and fo of thie . ery Triplicity, ¢@ and the 5, the -: athy; 7, and. 9 the Airy.,; and- 4 he Watry. 1 hath the fir& 6 Degeéés - f v for his Term, 9 froni- 6 to. he rth, @c. 3 hath the firft.10 De- rees for his Face, the © ftom soto 205 © from 20 to 30, She has-her Detti- nent in Y, and y his Fall as the Ti+: le imports, becaufé that Sign is oppofite- - 0 his Hxaleation. : Note alfo, that a Planet in his own: - oufe has 5 Dignities ; in bis: Exaltati- Bo om:(12) on 4, in his Triplicity 3, in his Termp 2, inhis Face 1, which is fully explain’ hereafter. ; Of the Significations of the Planets 4n the Table of the Effential Dig} nities before-mentioned, and tl Ufe that may be made thereof. | HEN a Planet is in his ow! Honfe, and he Significator in at ny Queftion or Nativity, it fhews the Perfon by him or her fignified, to be in a good Condition, profperous, and like to be Lord and Mafter of his own Fa mily , but if the faid Planet be Retro- gade, Befieged, Combuft, or Afflicted] then altho’ he be in his own Houfe, he is checked and over-topp’d by others, and thereby is forced to live in a mean and unfortunate or uncomfortable Station. If a Planet bein his Exaltation, it-de- notes the Querent to be of a high and lofty Spirit, proud and domineering, tak ing more upon him than he is capable to perform, and very often obitinate and ftubborn ; efpecially if afpected by the 0 of Saturn or Mars.(13 ) Tt a Planet be in his Triplicity, it fhews a Perfon meanly endued_ with the Goods of this Life ; and tho’ not very well defcended, his prefent Condition ems indifferent good. If a Planet be in his Term, it rather denotes the Shape and Quality of the Querent, than of the Wealth, Power and Dignity of the Party fignified by that Planet. A Planet in his own Face, and no otherways dignified, fignifies one at his laft Gafp, or Shift, ready to be turn’d out of Doors, having much ado to fup- port his Credit and Reputation. Having fpoken of the Planets Effen- tial Dignities, I fhall here thew you in what Sign each Planet takes moft De- light, viz. hp Rejoyces, or is beft fortified in x % Joyeth and is beft dignifiedin 7 & Takes Pleaftre moft in ml © Joyeth moft in & @ Is beft of all dignified in o % Is highly exalted and pleafedin ng > The only Joy of Lava isin © By this you may obférve, that 4 joy- eth in «* and not in vs, (tho’ they are both his Houfes) becaufé in ax, he bath : isC14) his Houfe and Triplicity by Day, and in V8, hath only his Night Houfe ; and therefore 1 by Confequence is more po- tent in <¢ than v$; and fo of the reft of . the Planets. Next I fhall thew the young Stndént how to ere a Figure by a Table of Honfes, for any."Time of the Day or Night. There being nothing incident to- the Body or Eftate of Mankind, but their proper Caufes Cin a natural Way) are. " forethown by a Figure of Heaven; there- fore know, that the firft, fourth, feventh: and tenth Houfes are called Angles; two of which do fall equally. upon the Hori- zon, and the other two upon the Meri- dian, (as may be feen by the Globe) and thofe are called the Cardinal Points, or Angles of the Figure ; and the next that follow thofe principal Angles are called. Suceeedent Houfes ; and next -to them. are term’d Cadents and falling Houfes : Behold the Epitomy following. The:C15 ) The Order of the Twelve Honfes:. How to-erett a. Figure. You mutt fir know. your. Time of- the Day or Night, that you fet your Fi- gure for,in. order to which,, gain the De-. aree of the @’sPlace, in Mr. PARKER'S: Ephemeris, to. the Day propofed ; an WiC16 ) with the Degrees, enter the Table of Honfes in the faid Ephemeris, under the Column of the tenth Houle, under the Sign you find the © in, and againft the Degree of the © to the Jeft Hand under the Title Time from Noon, you will find certain Hours and Minutes ; unto which, if you add the Hour and the Minute of the Day, you fet your Figure for (reckoning your Day from Noon to Noon) the Produét of both Numbers (unlefs it exceeds 24 Hours) is to’ guide you in the fame Column, be it back- ward or forward, until you find your Number ; ‘and right againft it, in the right Hand Columns, you have the par- ticular Cups of the fix oriential Houtes, viz. the scth, rith, rath, Afcendant, ad, and 3d, the other fix Houfes are al- ways oppofite both in Signs, Degrees, and Minutes ; but if your Numbers fhould. exceed 24 Hours (as fometimes it will) caft away from it 24 Hours, and the Number that remains hall be your Guide as abovefaid. As for Example, Suppofe it be required, to erect a Fi- gure, on the firft of Fuze 1722, at 2 Hours after Noon, I enter Mr. Parker’s Ephe-(17) Fphemeris (it being the beft extant) at bvhich Time I find the @ in im a: De- grees and » Minutes, with which 21 De- erecs and 2 Mimtes of the @, I enter he Table of Houfes under the © in 1, pi the Column in the tenth Honf, and ggainft 21 Degrees of x (the @’s Place) ander the Title, Time ftom Noon, I Find 5 Hours 21 Minutes, to which, 1 add the Time of the Day, viz. » Hours mfter Noon, and ic makes 7 Hours 2: iMinutes ; now I feck for this Number pn the fame Column of Time from Noon, find the neareft to it, is 7 Hours 13 Mi- putes, againft which I find the Cufps of ithe fix oriental Houles thus : Oriental Houfés. Oppofite Honfes. d, m. d, m. 10 Houfe & 18 | 4 Houfe vs 18 iit Houle % 26 s Houle = 26 12 Houfe m 22 | 6 Hou x 22 1 Houle = 13 45| 7 Houle vr 13 45 i: Houfe m 6 8 Houle o 6 (3 Howe 7 7 | Hone a 7 | Thus you fe, oppofite Honfes, have loppofite Signs, Having given you the Places of the Signs, by the abovefaid Ephemeris, a- jguntt the firlt of une, I find the Planets j(without Reduétion) to be thus. The(18 ) The Places of the Planets. d. m. d. m, h in @ 13 25 R| © in War 2 uw inm 2 46k) > nD 5 3 éinQ 347 | Gm 3 5 Gomo 7 47 ° sinD 1 3 Luna ab & ¢ Bins 3 5 ad 8 of } Note, @ is always oppofite to the & in Signs and Degrees. To place the Planets rightly in the Figure, obferve this Rule; if your Pla- nets Degrees, be lefs than the Cufp of the Houfe, you mutt put them before the Cufp thereof; but if they be more than. the Cufp of your Honfe, then you muf. place them within the Houle, z ¢. after the Culp thereof Example| | C19) | Example of the Places of the Plas nets, &c, in the Signs and De- grees, to the Time. before mens | tioned. Aeron: : | VEE a0 fF ol 8) + ZONDON Vv | How to take Part of Fortune, Tt is taken: thus,. by. fubftrading the - Signs, Degrees, and Minutes of the @, ftom thofe of the p, then adding to this Number the Signs, Degrees, and Minute of the Afcendant, or firft Houfe, and tat Number that makes, is the Sigs : and. «( 20 ) nad Degree the Part of Fortune falls ig, but if the Sign and Degree, and Minny of the © be morethan that of the » , ya are to add the whole Circle, or 12 Sign to the »’s Place. As for Example, in this Figure : The © being :1 Degrees and 2 M: nutes in i, and the » but 5 Degrees ani 3 Minutes in the fame Sign, infomud that Subftragtion cannot be made without adding 12 Signs to the y’s Place, which is 2 Signs, 5 Degrees, and 3° Minute, to which I add 12 Signs, the which, in all, makes 14 Signs, 5 Degrees, and 3 Minutes ; thus proved, f din . > with the Circle Locus; added, is 453 r @’s Place in ix 221 3 The Remainder Ir 314 1 Towhich Tadd the Afeendant 6 13 45 And it makes 17 27 46 Subftra& the Circle 12 00 00 So that @ is Say 46 That is R uy 46 Note,(21) 4 Note, The @ is always as far diftant m the Afcendant, as the » is from Dut further obferve, Ifyou fet .a Fi- i¢3, 4, or 5 Hours, or -more after gon, if it be only for a Horary Que- on, the » will require a Reduction in Place; therefore for every 2 Hours fore Noon fubftra& one Degree, and r every 2 Hours after Noon add the ke to her Place in the Ephemeris, and whave her Place true enough for Ho- ry Queftions, tho’ for Nativities you aft be more exatt But for the Place the @, by %, and ¢, allow for their @lotions as followeth, «iz. for every 2 ours Motion of the © 5 Minutes ; for , every 6 Hours 1 Minute; for 1, e- ty a Hours 1 Minute; for g, every 2 fours 3 Minutes; ¢ and % are more un- tain, but their Motions are computed the moft Part like chat of the Sun. The mean Motion of the Planets in : Hours Time, h 5 Minutes, % 10 Minutes, 3 47 Fnutes, ¢ 1 Degree and 14 Minutes, ‘ >. Minutes, .% is inconftant and able, fometimes 1 Degree and at other( 22) ‘other Times 2 Degrees more or lefs, th © 59 Minutes, the » 13 Degrees, Some neceffary Terms of Art. FAOHE Us of thefe Terms are fo te ceffary, that without them it is in ponible to give a right Judgment in thi AMre, And firit of Application, of which ther are 3 Sorts ; the firft is when a more {wifi Planet overtakes one more ponderous, trl comes to his Partil 6 #0 A or & The fecond is when two Planets bk retrogade, and the more lighter Plat being in more Degrees of a Sign, maki a more fwifter retrogade Motion, and applyeth to a more ponderous Plane, which is in fewer Degrees, by Reafon ¢! her more flower retrogade Motion. _ | The third Sort of Application is whet a Planet is dire‘t, and another Planct be ing retrogade in more Degrees of a Si than the dire&t Planet, and fo may applt to a Planet in fewer Degrees, thus my the fuperiour Planets, 1, 4%, 2) a0 py to the inferiour Planets, viz. ‘; %, D, or to the ©, which othe: wife could not be; any of thefe Appl cations may be by ¢ ¥ O Aor & Of(23 ) Of Probibition, of which there are two Sorts 5 the firft is when.two Planets are applying one to the other, but before they come to a partil Afpect, another Planet. interpofés his Body or Afpee, and prohibits or hinders the Application. The fecond Way of Probibition ox EHin- aie, is when one Significator is ap- plying to another by Body or Afpeét, but betore he comes toa perfec Afpett he becomes retrogade, and fo makes no Ap- plication until one of thofe Planets have eparated out of thofs Signs they are in, or apply to other Planets. | Separation, is when two Planets are | departed but fix Minutes one from each others Conjunétion or Afpett; but they cannot be faid to be totally feparated un- ‘tilthey be clear from each others Rays ‘the Half of their Orbs. ‘Tranflation of Light and Nature, is when a lighter Planet feparates from a more weighty one, and prefently joyns to ano- ther more heavy. Colleétion of Lights, is when two Pla- nets are not in Afpett one with the other, but both caft their Afpe&t to a more weighty Planet than themfelves, and they both received him in fome of their EF ential Dignities, Reception,C24 ) Reception, is when two Planets are in} cach others Dignities. Peregrine ; a Planet is faid to be h when he is in a‘Sign where he has m Fffential Dignities. Foid of Courfe, a Planet is void of E Courfé when he is feparated from a Phe net, and doth not apply to another dur ing his being in that Signy or, as fomep late Artifts will have it, being ‘eparatelly from a Planet, and doth not apply to another until he is free from the Orbs alg that Planet he is feparated from. Hayz, is when a mafculine and diur-® nal Planet is above the Earth, and i in ai maiculine Sign; and fo when a feminin'g and noéturnal Planet in the Night is ing a feminine Sign, : Combuft, is when a Planct is within 8| Degrees zo’ before or after the Sun, in the fame Sign under the Sun’s Beams af Planet is, until he is fully elongated 1; Degrees ‘from the Sun before or after. | Cazima, or ia the Heart of the @, i when a Planet is not removed from him above 17 Minutes before or behind the ¢€. Befieging, is when a Planet is between the Bodies of § and g. Direttion; is When a Planet moves fot- ward ina Sign. Retiv(25) Retrogradation, iswhen a Planet moves backward, _ Stationary, is when a Planet moves ‘not at all. Of the Signification of the twelve Houfes and what Queftions belong to them. Firft Houfe. HE firft Houfe hath Signification of the Life, Stature, Complexion, Horm, Shape, and Difpofition of the FQuerent , or thofe, that propolé a Que- Afi: OF Colours, ic hath white. Second Houfe. BE’ WHE fecond Houle fignifies the Querent’s Eftate, Subftance, mo- avable Goods, Money, Profits, Lof by Commodities, or by any Undertaking, a gMan’s Affiftance in Law, Duel, the tneral Fate of the Querent, as to iches or Poverty: Of Colours, it hath he green, Cc Third(26) Third Houfe. ENOTES the Querent’s Bre thren, Sifters, Kindred, Neigh- bours; {mall or inland Journies; oft re- moving from Place to Place; Epiftles, Letters, Rumors : Of Colours, the red, and yellow, or forrel Colour. Fourth Honfe. IGNIFIES old People, Fathers, efpecially his Father, that is born , Houfes, Lands, Immovables, Orchards, Grounds, Tillage, hidden Treafure, Mi- nerals, all Things under the Earth, the End of all Things : Of Colours, red. Fifth Houfe. AT Hi Signification of the Que rent’s Children Joy, Pleafure, Gifts, Delight, Apparel, Riches of the Fa- ther; Plays or Gaming, Drinking, Ale-houfes, Taverns,, Banquets, Ambal- fidors, Petitions, Meffengers, Pots, to- reign News, &c. Of Colours, black and white. Sixth(27) Sixth Houfe. IGNIFIES all Servants, Day-la- \} bourers, Slaves, Hogs, Sheep, Goats, Conies, and all Jeffer Cattel, or fuch as are not fic for Labour; the Querent’s Sickneffes, or Difeafes that are acure, or not long of continuance. It fignifies Far- mers, ‘Tenants, Shepherds, Warreners; Uncles, or the Father’s Brother, or Sif ter: OF Colours, black. Seventh Houfe. IGNIFIES Marriage, Wives, Sweethearts, Women, Law-fuits, Contentions, Quarrels, known ox pub- lick Enemies. All Men we have com- men dealing with, Phyficians, Enemies of War, the Country, a Man or Ship is going to; falfe Acculations; the Deb- tors of the Querent, the Grand-father: Of Colours, dark, black. Eighth Houfe. 3} GNIFIES Death, Sadne&, Riches never thought of, or to be got in foreign Parts; Dowry, Hftate of the Querent’s Debtors, ‘or whom he deals with, Wives or Sweethearts Porti- C2 on;( 28 ) -on; the Will and Teftament of the de. ceafed; the Goods or Riches that are in the Enemies Ship; his Affiftants: O/ Colours, green and black. Ninth Houfe. IGNIFIES Religion, Learning, Books , Arts, Pilgrimages, long Voyages, Dreams, Clergy-men, Nev, Letters from foreign Parts, Church-liv. ings, Benefices, the Kindred of one’s Wife ; all Manufcripts of Learning : Co- lours, green and white. Tenth Houfe. OUNSEL or Advice, the Intent of fecret Whifperers, or Counfels, Honour, Dignity, Preferment, Trade, Office; all Sorts of great Men; the Medicines of the Phyfician, the Honou and Dithonour of the Artift,; the Mid- dle of Journies: Of Colours, red and -white. Eleventh Houfe. IGNIFIES Friends, Acquair tance, Hope, the Thing we defire, Companions, Counfel of Friends, a Har- bour of Relief as to Voyages : Colours, faffron or yellow. Twelfth(29 ) Twelfth Houfe. RIVATE fecret Enemies, Witches, . Witchcraft, evil ‘Tongues, Cap- ives, Slaves, Prifoners, Prifons, Trea- fon, Villany; all great Beaits fit for La- . bour; chronick Difeafes; all ‘Torments: Of Colours, Green. An Account of the general Signifi-: cations of the Afpects of the Planets, one to another, in Na- tivities, or horary Queftions. Of the Conjunttions of the Planets one ta another. HE o of & and ¥ fignifies good- and profitable Poffeffions, and Gain- by Trading, and by Marriage too; if not evily beheld by Mars. The gy of } and ¢ denotes the Na- tive or Querent may be intrufted, but fhall not accomplifh his Defire, without much Difficulty ; out-live his Brethren, but die before his Parents, if the Lord of the 4th and roth be flronger than the Lord of the Afcendant. C3 The(30 ) The ¢ of h and ©, thews Lofs of Legacies and Inheritance, and great Dit ficulties to gain Riches, eipecially if ing or #, or ¢ with the Lord oi the 2d, ath, or 8th, or pofited in any of thok Houfes, or Lords thereof, Damage to the Eyes. oe, The g of % and ¢, the Native, or Querent may marry'a Widow, or one older then himfelf, by whom he thal! have no Male Children, efpecially if ina feminine Sign, and that the Native, or Querent’s Wife, or Husband, will be eiven to Iuftful and bale Adtions, not fit to be mentioned in here. The g of h and 5, Shews the Na tive or Querent fhould be a mean and in-' conftant Perfon, unlefS the ¢ happened in one of the Houfes of h or ¥, for then, he or fhe, will be a cunning fubtil Per- fon, and will over-reach others, under Pretence of Ignorance. Theo of } and p, denotes an un- fortimate Perfon, always in Neceffity; at leaft pretending ic; and Lofs from Parents; efpecially in a nofturnal Nati- vity. The o of y and 2, promiles Succels and Profit in martial Undertakings, and this the more certain, if the ¢ happened in any of the Honfes of # and g, and well31 ) well afpected by the Lord of the roth, or 2d. The ¢ of ¥ and © thews Poverty, ot Lofs, if the © be not oriental; if fo, the Father will provide a Competence, for the Native or Querent, unlefs the Conjunttion be made in the 2d Hout, for then ic denotes waft of Subftance. The sof y and ¢, fhews the Love and Friendfhip. of great Perfons, and Profit by Means of honourable Fe- males, efpecially if joined in the ad or yoth Houfes, in fome of their Dignities. The ¢ of #and %, denotes Profit by Lawyers, Merchants, and Clergy-men ; provided, they be in the oth or :d Houfes, and either of them in their Dignities. Theo of ¥ and the p, denotes great Riches, if in the 2d, or well afpetted by the Lord of the ad, or Afcendant. They of g andthe ©, fhews Lofs of Money or Goods, if in the 2d, or af fided of the Lord of the fecond; fhort Life to the Father, and Danger by Fire to the Native or Querent; efpecially in the 4th, or any of thofe Planets Lord of - the ath, The o of 2 and 9, denotes Strife and Crofies, by Means of Women or Courtthip, and fignifies he.or fhe much C4. given( 32 ) given to Inftfil A&tions ; efpecially if in a cardinal Sign, and in 0 to the Lord of the Afcendant. The sof ¢ and 3, denotes a Decei- ver, a Lyar, and a meer prattle Box, yet very ingenious and eloquent, and ve- ry diligent for his, or her own Intereft, and if in O org with ¢ it makes them Inftful. The g of 3 and », denotes long Life; efpecially if the ¢ be in the Afcendant, ath, oth, rath, or 7th; it alfo denotes Danger by Fire, Iron, or fome Fall off fome ruinous Building, The oof and ¢, denotes good For- tune by Marriage, and Honour, and Pro: fit, by Means of Women, provided they be free from the Qor3 of & or 4, and in A to the Afcendant or 7th. The d of @ and %, denotes Wifdom, Learning, and that commonly in moft commendable Sciences, and gains great Credit and Eftimation thereby; efpecially if beheld by the Lord of the roth or Afcendant. The ¢ of © and >, denotes fhort Life, unlefs the Lord of the Afcendant, and the Cufp thereof be well befiiended by 4 or ¢. The 3 of 2 and %, incline the Na- tive or Querent to the Love of Mafch, anC33) Dancing, Singing, €fc. yet’ if under the Sun’s Beams. The Native or “Querent receives Prejudices from, . or by Means ‘of Women chiefly, if the Lord of the sth or 7th be in A to them. . The o of @ and », gives a pleafant Iwcll Spoken Perfon, yet proud and ‘lofty; if in Yaarus or Pifces, and if & darts his dor ¢ to them, his Wife, or her Hus- band will be extravagant and wander in iftrange Pafture, unlefs 2 affords them his ind Rays. mo The o of 9 and », fhews a good In- jclination to Learning and ingenious Arts, iby which the Native or Querent vill ‘gain Reputation ; yet he or the will be ivery fickle and unfteadfatt. : Of the Trine Afpetts of the Planets. The A of ® and 1, denotes the Native or Querent will enjoy the Goods jof this Lite plentifully, and this the ;More certain, if they are. in good Places fof the Figure, and either of them in itheir Dignities; otherwife but little of ithis till old Age. ; The a of and 2 promifes Prefer- iment, and that the Native or Querent — ; Will furvive his Brethren; elpecially if it i be with Reception. ; | Cs; The€ 34) The A of t and @, denotes fome good Office, or Place of Preferment, provided the Nativity be diurnal; but it nofurnal, he fquanders his Money ani Time away in his Youth; but in the End, by fome worthy Aftion, or by the Means of Friends, he retrieves all again, to his great Fame and Reputation; ef pecially if the Lord of the roth, rrth, or ad, behold either of them with a ¥ or A. . The A of hand ¢, makes. the Na tive or Querent, in his or het Adions, of good Reputation, if either of them be in or s&, yet they will be much en- vied by bafe and feandalous Perfons, and feldom marry till after 30 Years of ge. The A of hand 9, makes the Native or Querent very prudent, yet fibile in their Affairs, of a pregnant Fancy, and able to learn any Art with little Diff- culty, given to Writing and Matters of Accompts; delights in Books, and con fequently would make a good Lawyer or Mathematician, unlefs 9 be in x or 7, for that dulls the Fancy. The Aofh and » promifés much Fi- yours from great Perfons of both Sexes, and that the Native or Querent may be advanced to Honour by Means of fome elderlyC35). . elderly Perfon; chiefly, if either of them” have Dignities in the roth, rth, or Atcendant. The A of y¥ and 2, denotes Bold- nefs, Victory, Honour, the Favours of great Perfons, and very confiderable Fame in the World, his or her Birth confidered, if either of thefé Planets he placed in a good Houfe in any of their Dignities. The A of ¥% and @, produces great Credit and Eftimation, with much Riches, noble Poffeffions, and mary Children; efpecially if the © or > “be well placed in any of their Dignities, and either of them Lord of the roth or 2d Houke. i The 4 of 4 and 9 gives a comely ‘Perfon, juft, faithful, and virtuous, and ; will make the Native or Querent very tfaccefSftil in Marriage, and intiched by i Means of Women ; chiefly, if either ¥ for @ be Ruler ofthe 7th or rith, or jAtcendant, which will raifé them to : Preferment. | The A of 4 and § makes an ingeni- ous Perfon, able to adminifter good iCounfel and Advice, and confequently | iuccefsful in moft Concerns, and capable is enjoying fome eminent Office, or \ r uf, : C6 The | |(36 ) The A of % andy, denotes the NaF tive or Querent to be of noble Mind,F and one ofan afpiring Brain,and will gan}. Credit and Reputation, by his or hef Honefty and juft Aftions; buc then ¥F or the » mutt be well dignified, and inf a good Place of the Figure, and Rule of proper Houfes. Thea of ¢ and @, denotes Advance. ment, and that by Means of martial Men, or warlike Aftioris; if a Woman, by Means of a Captain and Officers ot the Army, or Men ufing edge Tools Fe. The A of ¢ and 9, denotes Profit and confiderable Gain, from or by Means of Women, and renders the Native or Que rent of a lofty Spirit, and much deligh: ted in the Company of Women; ifa Woman, the like to Mens Company; efpecially if either of them have Jigni ties inthe 7th or 4th Houle. The A of & and 9, makes a pre dent Perfon, but crafty and felfended, very ingenious in learning Sciences, or any thing without a Teacher; a good Aftro- loger, Mathematician, or a Dottor of Phyfick, Surgeons, Gc, inclined to Arts, efpecially if either of them be Lord of the 6th, 7th, ot roth Houfes, and in fome of their own Dignitics. T &(37) The a of 3g and », denotes Happi- nelS to the Native or Querent, in moft of his or her Affairs; they rife in the World and gain Honour, and this the more certain, if either of them have Dignities in the Afcendant, or ioth Hone. The A of © and @ gives Profit and Honour, by Means of the Female Sex ; and alfo by Marriage, if either of them have Dignities in the 7th or icth Hou- fes, and proper Place of the Figure, and not afflitted by the Infortunes, Saturn and Mars. , The A of 2 and », denotes a comely beautiful Perfon, fomething proud, and calily tempted, if a Woman, and as a- morous if a Man; efpecially if 2 or > be in Capricorn or Taurus, and pofited in the sth, or Lady thereof. The A of » and », makes a very ingenious Perfon of either Sex, delight- ing in Mufick, Dancing, and Singing, Painting, or fuch like airy and pleafant Fancies; efpecially if thofe Planets be in ury Signs, The Sextile are of the fame Signification with the A, but not altogether fo forceable or firong, and therefore they need not be a- bain repeated, : The( 38 ) The fame of the Square in vefpedt of the Oppofition, which axe much of the fam Nature but not fo forceable. The ¢ of % and 1, denotes conti nnally Trouble, allio Lofs of Children andif — bein the Afcendant, and + in the 7th, the Native or Querent fuffers moft in the former Part of his Life, and after 30 Years of Age he lives rea- fonably happy to the End of his Days; and this the moft certain, if the ¢ be from stand 7. ‘The gof % and ¢ in any Nativities or Queftion, except ¥ or 9 interpofe their friendly Rays, declare many Troubles and Croffes to the Native by treachery of pretended Friends, and often afflitied with violent Difeafes, fall from high Pla ces, Danger by Water, or Hurt by Iron Tools, and indeed threatned with violent Death, if cither of thefe Planets be Lord of the Sth or roth Houfes; Bruile er Cuts. The 8 of and ©, without the friend ty Rays of the Fortunes, denotes Dan- gers of a violent Death, and that by hanging too, if - happen to be Lord of the 8th, and in an airy Sign, afflidting she Lord of the Afcendant; in a watry Sign(39 ) Sign, drowning ; ina fiery Sign, by Fires in a earthy Sign by fall of fome Earth, ot Building, or crufhed to Death by Carts. The § of 1, and @ , deftroy the Bean- ty and Virtue of the Native or Querent, and render him or her notorious, {can- dalous, luftfnl and unnatural, in his or her Behaviour and Aétions, un'efs 1° be- hold 1 with a good Afpe&t, for then it abates fomething of this, tho’ not all. The ¢ of p and ¥, makes the Native . or Querent ftammer in his Speeches, or 1 | ! ' | elléhas no good Delivery in his Words; ic allo ftupifies the Fancy, and dulls the Memory; but if @ or % be ingood Af pelk to % or f it takes off much of the Malignity. The ¢ of % and », thews Troubles and Dangers to the Native or Querent’s Mother, and Danger by Water to the. Native or Querent ; efpecially if the » be in a watry Sign ; it denotes alfo Prejudice from ancient People, or Country-men, Farmers, €e. - , The ¢ of y and 2, denotes the Native to be ungrateful to his Friends, and ren- ders him a. very rafh and. head-ftrong Perfon; a deftroyer of his own Subftance, 4 and one of a very mutable Fortune, un- j lef this @ be with. Reception, for then(40 ) he or fhe will be fuccefsfil at laft, and gain great Honour by over-coming their Enemies. The ¢ of y and ©, makes the Native or Querent, extravagant, {quandring away his Money and Time in Prodigality, and this chiefly i? the © happen to be in th 2d, or have any Dignities there. The £ of % and 9, declares the Na tive or Querent’s Friends to be very mu table and ftranger to him or her, and o ten rewarded with Ingratitude, othe wife they commonly enjoy a moderate} Fortune, after 30 Years of Age ; efpecial- ly if the Lerd of the 7th, behold eith vor? by or A. The 2 of and 5, denotes manyt Strifes and Contentions to the Native orf Querent, and many unjuft things con{pi-} red againft himor her. Difference with B their Relations, Suits of Law, and con tinual Trouble, unlefs the Lord of the} Afcendant difpofeth of 2 3 but if o beg Lord of the Afcendant, the Native orf Querent overcome his Enemies. The 2 of ¥ and » thews fome petty} Difficulties which the Native or Querent will oon overcome, and afterward live rea fonably happy ; efpecially if the Difpofiter of the » cafta % or 4 coher, or f Y. The(41) The @ of g and @, denotes Danger p the Eyes ; efpecially the right Eyes foin Danger of a violent Death; he ir fhe, is hereby cautioned to beware of Falls from high Places, and of all, hth Aétions, it alfo denotes Difference pith the Father. | The 2 of g and9, makes the Native Querent too fond of unlawful Plea- Inres, and confequently a Grief to his hr her Parents, Cif living) and if the 2 fc from cardinal Signs, they uftully be- fme very flanderous and noted Whore- afters, or Strumpets, and Drunkards, | The @ of d and ¥, and no friendly pipect from % or & denotes the Native Querent to be an unjuft Perfon guilty GF many Crimes, as Theft, Lying, and Reeping bafe and fcandalous Company ; HCif the 8 be from Capricorn and Can- y he or fhe will be banifhed, or tran vted for fome wicked Crimes, / The @ of 3 and 9, always fhews pre- ice, or Blemifhes in the Eyes; ef cially the left; thofe Perfons thus mare often fickly, has many private publick Enemies, and often in Dan- t of a violent Death ; efpecially if ¢ » have any Dignities in the 8th or th Houfes, they feldom marry, or ve any Defire thereto, The( 42) The © of the @ and 9, fhews a gre deal of Croffes and Difappointments in Love Matters, as alfo the Lofs of Sub ftance;; Extravagancies, keeping fcanci. lous Company, {quanders his or her Mo- ney in Feafts, Merry-making, and a unfortunate Perfon at laft, except # be hold them with good A{fpeéts. The 2 of © and %, denotes the Ne tive or Querent to be very unfortunate, ftupified, void of good Senfe, always bu fy about other Peoples Concerns, anl not his own; efpecially if the 2 be fro geand 2. The 2 of © and y, gives the Native or Querent a very unconftant Fortum, fometimes up, fometimes down in the World ; one while, he or she, enjoys their Health well; another while, they they are affiited with Sicknefs, fo tlt | their whole Lives are chequered with black and white, continuing in no State long; and this the more certain, if the & be from movable Signs ; befides, they are feldom long lived. . The & of @ and %, denotes many Strives and Contentions to the Natt or Querent, by Means of Women Servants, the which, he or fhe, wil be very unfortunate thereto; the Perfor hereby, he or fhe, will be unchaft_m their Aions. beC43) The 8 of 9 and y, fhews the Na- tive or Querent to be unfortunate in Marriage, and that Women in general prove injurious to him, or her; nor can he or the expeft to be happy in their Children, except 4 or the © be Lord of the 7th, or sth, or Afcendant, and Depo- fier of the » and 9, in which Cafe the aorelaid Judgment may be leflened, but not quite extinguithed, #el lafly, Vhe & of % and y, de- noies the Native or Querent to meet wih many Troubles and Difappoint- ments in the Courfe of his Lite, and many treacherous Aéts contrived againft him, of which the Native or Querent, he or the, will be fomewhat guilty of. Such an Afpe&t in any Nativity, where % is Lord of the Afcendant, fhews the Perfon to be very unconftant, fickle, conceited, and yet void of Reafon and good Manners, fe. - , rn Thus far of the Planets Afpetts one toanother, which in moft Books of A- tology are wanting, Jeaving the young, Sudent in the dark. : | - The( 44) The Nume and Nature of the feven Rulers of the World, which are the chief Fors and Power under the Elements. Ts Reafon why they are called by thefe Names, a fh, U, &, 6, 9, %,and p. th @ Saturo; to fill, or abundance, as Authors fays, that h is wonderful in Plenty of Mifery. Uo a Fuvanio, quafi, eff Fuvan; from helping, or liberal to Mankind. & Mars, quafi Mavors, magna ver- tens turning great Things, and aéting high Exploits. © Sol, quafi folus lucens, as only hhi- ning, or the Kye of the World, or the Light. 9 Venus, & veneror, viz. Honour, ant a giving due Keverence, and to beautify, Ce i Mercurius, quafi merces, & merento, fignifying Wages, and Mercature being the Caufe and Author thereof. > Luna, quia alana Luce lucet, vit fhining with a borrowed Light. This may ferve to convince thofe u- elievers to this our Work, {eeing Ae . ueC45 ) Authors have taken Obfervation, and called the feven Properties, or Kulers of the World. When thefé Afpetts are truly obfer- ved, the meaneft Artift cannot fail in giving true Judgment to any Qucftions, whatever they be. Next I foall defcribe the Signification of the twelve Signs, or Houfes, in the four Angles of Heaven, according to John An- gelus. The Signification of the Horcftope in Aries, F the Horofcope be found in ¥, the Medinm Celi in v8, the -th Houle in =, and the 4th in %, we come now ge- “erally to explain what the Horoftope hee and the other three Angles fig- Lifies, The Horofcope in VT for the moft Part fignifies Youth, denieth any Bre- thren, or only one liveth of many, and he is debilitated by the bitternef$ of fome Vice, whereby his Name is hated; he keepeth not his Father’s Eftate in the fame State twas left him, and fometimes waftes and fpends it, and again gathers it toge- ther 3(45 ) ther ; to fome he will feem free, from too much Liberality, and difpleafe others with his free Liberality, beftowing Be nefits upon ungrateful Perfons, that will never give him Thanks. Re will kk mutable, unconftant, and fubject tr Grief and Pains in the Head, If the Medinm Celi be alfo partilely in vs, he will perfevere to attain to fom hononrable A€is, and flatter with a cer- tain Humility; he will be placed in fome Office, chief in fome learned Em ployment, maintaining many, procaring Eftates to others; ingenions in many ne ceflary Things, penetrating into ccleftul Secrets, if 3 behold that Place, or be: that Houfe. ‘The third Angle the 7th Houfe che lengeth, wherein, if -« be pofited, it fig nifies the Native to be a daily Servam! in the Honfes of Kings or Princes, of employed in publick A€tions, but theit Lives to be mutable, and of an unequt! Fortune, in Felicity following Happr nefS, and Misfortune in Profperity, calt ing them faddenly down from the hig! eft Degree of Digaity to the lowelt 9! Humility, Envy always fighting againt their Happinels; elpecially if ¥ do not be- hold the Horoftope by a A, or be not pofited therein, the Evils arc the fkeong ¢| C47) | ThenextAngle is the 4th Houfe,where- nif S be found, and the Horofcope in 7, it fignities famous happy Perfons, if y. be mi the Afcendant, and behold that Place ; ut {ome of the Native’s Kindred will ¢ Adverfaries to him, either becaufe of himlclf| or of fome neceffary Thing be- onging to him; he will be fordid and ovenly in his Hair, but will always ave plenty of all Neceflaries ; efpecially f ~ be found in any Angle. Of the Herofcope in Taurus. denotes the Native to be defatiga- tel wich many Labours, lofing whatloever Hie gets in his youth; but aftewards, @hatfoever he loft before, he fhall chear- @ully regain, and a plentiful Increate of appinefs: He hall fee his Enemies poierably cafl down, and kept in conti- ral Subjection. Ifthe Afedium Celi be in st, he thall ways be in Favour and Friendfhip a- oneft great Men, and his whole Life will be converfant in publick A&ions, od his Employment for the moft Parc be about the Water; fometimes envi- uly accufed, but he fhall have Increate of Riches as well as Lofs. ir | 1H E Horofcope in Taurus always¢ 48 ) te, Tf the 7th Hou'e be the Sign,, the Native will be prudent in the whok Converfation of his Life, nourithing o thers by fome Office of his procuting, burying his firft Wite, and if the Native be a Woman, fhe burieth a Husband and a Son. If the -th Houfe be Leo, the Native gains an Eftate by his own proper Le bour, and by divers Kinds of Ways, and live happily; but thefe Things are to be judged according to the Nature of the Geniture. = * Of the Horofcope in Gemini. F the Horofcope be found in 1, it fg nifies the Native to begin his Lit with Labour, to receive Comfort from his Parents, bound in Friendfhip to wic ked Men, which gives his Patrimony. If the Medium Cali be in x, it fignt fies the Native, to live in watry Places, and to poffels his Eftare, and Patrimony, gain his Livelihood by other Mens Er deavours, and either to be potent int Cities, or to divide his Patrimony. If the weft Angle be in 7, he brings fome Damage to himfelf, or his Kindret, occafioned by him, and his Mind to be troubled with many Enemies, and be bee tcC49 ) ‘ten out of his own Country, to wander in ftrange Nations, but afterwards {hall return to -his own Country, and his E+ ftate be reftored unto him. The 4th Houle in mg, fignifies the firt Part of the Native’s Age, fhall be weary’d with the Continuation of many Labours, but in Procefs of Time to at~ tain to many Felicities, and much Hap- pinefS; but all thefe Things are to be confidered by the. Pofition of the whole Geniture, which we have frequently de- fired you diligently to obferve. The Horofcope in Cancer fignifies a- cute ingenious Perfons, doing all ‘Vhings with Moderation, fubje& to much An- ger, but the fame is-foon mitigated and qualified. They fubfift by publick Fm- ployments or Offices, ufing much Filat+ tery. ; If the Horofcope be in %, and 1' therein, it fignifies a violent Death, or much Sicknefs, or their own Brothers to faffer for their Vices. ; If be in the roth Houfe or Medinm Coli, it fignifies the Native to lead his Life amongft great Men, to have his dai- ly Subfiftence from other Mens Eftates, aways feeking after and defiting good Things; but his Eftate fubjeft to Muta- | D_sility,(C50) - Dility, fometimes lofing, and as ‘Ofte gaining. Capricorn inthe 7th Houle, denotes the Native hall be troubled with fome daily hidden Affliftions, but the fame thall be appeafed, after much Difprofit; he -will be ingenious in his Aétionsand Underftand. ing, but fuftaining fome fecret-Grief, ant his Mind -affided with many Sorrows. Libvainthe ath Houle, or Jinum Celi denotes-the Native hall faffer many Li. bours, applying-to eivil Women, and con verfant in popular Employments; ‘he wil wafte-the Subftance of his Patrimony that is lefthim; he-will be in Power, ‘and ne- -ceffary to others, well learned, and trufted ‘with others Secrets, attaining to a vey old Age, and have an honourable Burial Af Mercury be inthe following Sign, he will be preferred before all his Brethren; but if 2 be in the 1d Honfe, the Daugh ters have moft Preferment, ifthe Lord of _the Geniture be well placed, -and-afpedted | by benevolent Stars. uO Of the Horofcote in Leo. F the Horoftope be-found in 4, ht that hath this Afcendant fhall be fub- ject to much Labour, end many Dangers, well known, always -ingenious; one hr Vv. io °Csr). ying free Power, not expreffing his Mas lice in all Things, defirons to live and role, and getting the Subftance of his E- ftate by his own Endeavours: But if 2 be partitely placed in the Afcendant, or the © behold him with a Gor &, he denies having any Children: ‘Bue if % be found fo placed, he gives. one Danghter. The Medium Celi in Taurus, fignifies the Native to live in fame publick Em- loyment, or inthe Church; to contra& larriage with fome Widow, Whore, fer- vile Perfon, or old Woman, or. ove pub- lickly infamous. We fhall receive his greatet Honour from fome potent Per- fon, he will be ignorant, but neverthelefs hall have a profperous Increafe of For- tune, (Fortune always favours Fools.) Ve - be in the 7th Honfe, it fignifies his Life thall be fubje& both to Lofs and Gain; he will be.grateful and approved in fome Things, If m be in the 4th Honfe, he will be the Chief in fome Employments, but if > & do behold this Place by any Afpett, he will fometimes be imprifoned, if @ be 10 pofited and oriental, he will be a Sol- dier or Commander of an Army, but will tic, in fome ftrange and foreign Place, a {uiden or violent Death. D: LheC52) The Horoftope in Virgo. HE Horotcope being in ™, figni- fies many Cares and Troubles to -the Native; he will be skilful in telling Things to come, much fubjett to unlaw- fal Love, coveting the Society of many Women, but he thal labour with thelé “Vices but until the Amphora of his Sign ‘be compleated; “he will be well learned, humane, friendly, knowing much, and fecking into all fecret Learning; of a good Memory, gaining fome Office by his Learning, and thereby great Tncreafe af his Eftate. The Medium Celi in 3, fignifies a0 Effate by publick or religions Employ ment in his old Age, a devout Worthiy per of God, and having fome Govett ment of -a City, fecking after hides Things, but ignorant of much Learning} juft and upright in the latter Part of hi Age. Tf x be inthe 7th Houle, the Natit Shall travel in many ftrange Places, # be known to many Men; many will fat ter him, he will be grateful, happy, am" able, acute, full of: much Employmetii in all his Converfation noble. TheC53.) The ath Honf in,2, fignifies the Na- tive will be happy, receiving an- Eftate from his Friends, many will flatter him ; he will rejoyce in the Happinels of his Children, but fhall grieve for the Lofs of fome of them; he will be apt and fit for all Things learned and happy.- . The Horofcope in Libra. 1: BRA inthe Afcendant, fignifies much SicknefS, many Troubles and Dangers, many Adverfaries: The Native will be Religious, a Worthipper of God, _ but his Life much fibje&t to Mutability, | but unconquerable in all Things; the lat- ter Part of his Time will be more glori- | ous, but having few Children, of a right. and fincere Judgment in all Things, pro-.. ceeding from a divine and heavenly: Mind, . Cancer inthe roth, fignifics he will be occupied in fome famous Aftions; his old Age will be honourable, plentiful, rich | and happy, having a good Eftate, but few Children. But if %- behold. this Place by any Afpeét, he will have a hap- py OlFfpring. . Aries inv the 7th Houfe, Signifies Profit: to the Native, by the Water. or watry-- Places; he will be fearful, he. will’ be ins . D; Danger -(54) ; Danzer of his Life in fome defert Place, fubje& to Langers aid fadden. Travels, having fome hidden Vice, and Happiness. in his old. Age. The ath Honft in vs, the Native’s E- ate fhall be fubje& to Mutability, forne- times lofing and gaining, getting, what he loft; but he fhall get all his Eftate by. his own proper Induftry, and the latter Part of his Eftate fhall be very happy. The Horofcope im Scorpio. TEA HE Horofcope in 1g, fignifies the Native to be acite in Youth, angry, fubjeft to many Mibfortunes, but afterwards happy, ‘and — gived much to Mirth If 4 beliold him by any Afpett, thew will be famous, re ligious, and magnified: by their own Stu dies, always high fpirited, running into fome Danger, by Reafon of. their Friends or Bofinefs;, and after marly Misfortunes, by the Lofs of Children, they fhall re joyce in an happy Off-fpring. Leo in the Mid-heaven, fignifies the Native fhall be wearied with many La- pours, and obliged to fome great Perfor for Honour or Maintenance ; he will be valiant, and in Procefs of Time flattered hy many, and. by this Means. will rai : many,C55) many-others; he will be placed in fomé Authority, and increafe his Eftate left him by his Father. | Taurus inthe Weft Angle, fignifies the Native fhall be opprefs’d with many Ad- verfaties, always covetous of venerous: Ads, and fibje& to fome Infamy or Dit grace, he thall get an Eftate, and lofe it’ again, and diterwards regain it again. sv Inthe 4th Hloufe, fignifies Danger- of Life by Water, and to whomfoever the Native thall be profitable, they: will’ - always be ungrateful to him, The Horofcope im Sagittary. VAGIFT ARY in the Afcendant, - fignifies the Native. fhall have -many Adverfaries, but an Eftate conferred up- onhim which he hoped not for; he-will be frequently in ftrangé Countries, going much by Sea-in. publick. Employments; - converfant.on the. Water, or about watry - Places, having much Learning, prudent,” - ingenious, and skilful in all Arts. m in the roth, denotes he-thall be pre-” ferred to great Power, the: common Peo-: ple thall obey him, and: many fhall- fubfit by him; but on whomfoever he beftows any Thing, they will always be. unthank- --- ful unto him, . Perfon, andi faithfal Friend; but having many Enemies, and eafily vindicating’ -: himielf from them, inclined to Travels, and Negotiations in foreign Countries, - and, in Procels of Time, Increafe of E- - - fate and: Feliciey. The Medium Celi in-v8, involves the. - Native in-too many Troubles and Dan- -- gers, having many great Variances with. " potent Perfons, and fubjett to infhare him- - clf for forme other Man, lofing all his | fitft Pofleffion and Eftate 5. and again. get- i t | _ ting the Dominion and Poffeffion of ano-’ - ther Man’s Eftate, bv the Means of fome . : faithful Friends. De Firgo( 60) Virgo in the -7th-Houfe, denotes the Native tobe prudent, faithful, and help. fal to others, having many faithful Se. erets committed to him, raifing many Eriends by his Help, but they always prove ingrateful; he will attain to much Richesand Greatnefs, and. have-a loving tender Affeftion towards: his Wife, but fhe will. fometimes be ingrateful to him, and he will faffer much Misfortunes by. his Wife and Children. The. gth-Houfe in 6, denotes -much Sicknefs and Labour to the Native, fe cret hidden-Griefs, but afterwards good Fortune; -on-a fudden an Eftate shall be conferred upon him to fupply all his Wants, and in his old Age he ‘hall dye fuddenly ina ftrange Country , but here: in the Lord of the Geniture..is to be ob- ferved.. For fome will give another Judgment hereof, but this is the fubftancial ‘Truth of it. So-much, for the Defcription of the 12 Signs of the Zodiack, and it isto be confidered to be as much.for Women as it is for a Man; only the Judgment mutt be varied according to the Queftions Now we faall fhew you the . Significati« ons of the Afcendant in the Terms. of. tt yoven Planets, ft for all young Artifis to Ano,| } | C6) know, before they can give true Fide. ment upon any Nativity or: Horary Que- pion. Firft of Saturn: HE Afcendant in the Terms of h, doth fignify low, dull, Quggifh APerfons; flow of Speech, alienated from Ball GoodnefS, hated : in all- their. Adtions, panc keeping Anger long, a If h be in the Afcendant in his Terms; a he denies the Natives to -have any Bros athers or Sifters; or the firft born to die gan evil Death; or fome evil Fortune to gbefall them, and.the Native to have no @ Children. B if yu be in the Horofcope: in: the aTerms of h, it fignifies fordid covetous aPerfons, always doing fervile A&s, and etting all ther Eftate be at.the difpofing f others: Mars fo: pofited, fignifiés malicious, icked, cruel Perfons, giving themfelves ver totally. to work Wickednels ,- but @their Milchief is often difcovered and brought to Light. i The © fo placed, denotes Men of tems perate. Manners, but’ always armed with . Envy, imperfect and defeétive in, theix - Counféls, Fens;€ 62} ° Fenus thus placed, figuifies Men {or- didly lafcivious about venerous Ags, and always covetous of other Mens Goods: Mercury in this Place fignifies Men for. didly wicked in all their A&tions, often: times imprifoned, fuffering much Trov Ble by Reafon of their Wickednebs.. The » thus pofited, and: at full or in creafing, fignifies Men vain, both in: Mind and Body;,. but if the » be decréafing in Light, the vitiateth: their Bodies with malignant Fhamours, either Dropfies, ot « deformed: pale Colour Madziefs. Of the Horoftope in the Terms. of Jupiter. Te Horofcope in the Ferm of ¥, ; fignifies wife virtuous Perfons:y and if ~ be pofited there, magitinimous, but full of Cruelty. Saturn or Mars in thofe Places by Night, fignifies perfidions Perfons, nevet keeping tlicir Credie or Promif, wif their ‘own Conceits, leading a poor Lite, full of Sorrow and Mifery:; but in a di urnal Geniture, thefe Evils are ix. fome Sort mitigated, Penas thus placed, fignifies Men apt perform all good. Offices, but never ha- ving profperous Succe& in Marriage ; they are: C63) . wing, and daily réaping the Fruits of | 3 elicity. i Mercury pofited here, denotes: Perfons: mf good Mannets;, free from: Malice, fim- ply and plainly waderftarding and dicern- g many Things. The » thus placed is very fortumiate,, d gives Soundnels and Health of Body. The © irthis Pluce, fignifies the fame. the > doth. fof the Horofcope im the Terms of | Mats: SY HE Horofcope in the Terms of 9,. ji always figeifices Mea of an acute echick Spirit, f, in this Plaee fignifies ectio acute Spirits, but long keepers'of Ane- fecr. jupiter in the fame Place allo fignifies gin acute tharp Wit, but fueli.as are de:- Miuous always to do good to others. 4 Mors in the Horofcope im his ow: gicrm fignifies, in a diurnal Geniture, gMen addigted to all Wickednef, but ti- E™orous and fibjectto unfortunate Chan+- és} ina notturnal Geniture, cruel irre- i 'Sious Perfons, Deftroyers of other Mens The(64 ) The © thus placed, denotes crafty fil) til Perfons, but oftentimes infnared is ‘Treachery. Venus inthis Place fignifies laftful ado terate Perfons, Mercuryin. this Place fx nifies Homicides, fuch as are given to wick ed, lafcivious and unlawful Tufts and Drm kennefS; ingenious, but feldom having ay true Judgment of any ‘Thing, The ¢ thus pofited, denotes Mend: vers Ways contending with their Adve faries, and their Adverfaries : doing th like by them: They are very laborioy, receiving fome Wound by Fire or Tro, but if it be. a diurnal Geniture, and tt yp at full, it gives a ftrong Body; ifm &urnal Geniture, it denotes a ftrong wi compofed Body fit forLabour,but covetos, and always dying a violent Death. The Horofcope in the Term of ens WIHE Horofope in the: Term ¢ Fenus, fignifies Lovers of Matic benevolent Perfons, defirous to be pic table to all Men; in a diurnal. Genitus great Dignity, Profit and good Fortut Satura, thus placed in the Term of 4, fignifies Scorners of Women, Haters Marriage, if it be a diurnal Geniturt bit in a Nativity by Night, it fig oi raid,C65 ) fordid, unclean immodeft Perfons, addi- dedto unnatural Lufts, not loving natu- ral Coition, mutable in their Counféls, and Haters of all Goodnels.. Jupiter, inthis Place, fignifies tender, delicate, but libidinous Perfons; luxuri- ous, but free from Envy and Cruelty, jmerciful in any Office, their Empley- | ment to be appertaining to the Church. | Mars in thefe Terms, in a diurnal Ge- Initure, gives fidden Troubles, Loffes many, and feditious among: the People, whereby he comes into much Danger; but fignifies Lovers of Mufick and Poe- try, Engravers, orthe like; in-a nogtur- nal Geniture, g inthe: Terms of 9 gives a donble Marriage, and great Riches thereby, but withal much Carefulnefs. The © thus placed, fignifies the Native to profper daily in his A€tions, but Dil- fention iv Marriage, and Difprofit there by ; but it gives Gain and Love amongf{t great Men, always favoured and commen: ded by them. Mercury in the: Terms of Vinus, thus pofited im the- Afcendant, fignifies libidi- nous, wife, and-of good Manners, defi- Ting to profit others ;- Grammarians, A- ftrologers, Poets, Orators. The » thus placed, fignifies Artificers clighting in neat honeft Arts, Engra- vers,( 66 ) vers, getting Commendations by their Work: But in a nofiurmal Geniture, ‘he fignifies Fishermen, or fuch as get their Livelihoods by fuch Employments, fig. nifies zealous Perfons, of- good Mind and Underitanding. Of the Horofvope in the Terms of Mercury. ; “FI HE Horolcope in. the Terms of & 2, fignifies learned Men, credited with Offices of Truft; Orators, Stew- ards of great Men, Tf 3 be therein placed, he. fignifies Aftrologers, Mathematicians doing vit- tuous Offices, and efteemed for their Knowledge Satura in the Terms of & ,. fignifiesun happy cruel Perfons, flow in their Words and Agtions, great Labourers, full of por fonous Malice, long Keepers of Anger, ofan evil Report, Intezpreters of Dreams, rahh in their Counfels. Yupiter in this Place fignifies Men skilled in the Law, Phyficians, Advocates for great Perfons, but luftful and Adu!- terers: But in a Nativity by Night, he fignifies the Native to be a Scrivener, ant of # good Report and Credit unto the End of their Lives.. Mars( 67) dfars thus placed in a-diurnal Gemiture;, fgnifies wicked malicious Perfons, con- reutious, cruel, rath, not ruled by Rea- fon; clamorous, impudent, full of raging. prepofterous Fury, Hangmen, full of all Wickedne(s;, but in a. Nativity. by Night: hele Evils are fomething qualified, The © this placed,. fignifies fimons - Noblemen-of popular Applaufé.and Fame, acereeders or Advocates in the Defence of the People, whereby they are publick- - ly known, exercifing many Offices; and if 4 be thus pofited-with. tlic’, they do - et Things- with: found. Gounfel: and Rea-- fon, and are of an-uncosrupt Judgment. . Fewus in the Ferms of © hath the fame Signification as we have. declared ¥ to have in-the Tetms of @ 5 flie figni- fos great happy Perfons,. eafily. arsaining their Defires in all “Ehings; learned merry Perfons, Lovers of Mufick ; Po-. ets, famous: for their Verles;. gaining E-- flates by'ookiers Mifchancesi The ¢ in the Terms of %, inva diur- nal Geniture, maketh Artificers, fuch as are preferred for their artificial Works 5, but im a noéturnal Gertiture, the denotes fuch as have Knowledge in all Arts ; all. Mamer_of Artifts delighting in all. Man- ner of Exercifes ingenious, dealing in Merchandize and foreign Affairs ; know- ing .( 68 ) ing. ail Things, and for divers Canfy are transferred from one Place to ane ther, and ftriving to hide and diffembs all Grief and Infirmities. Of the Nature, Quakty, and Die feription of the 12 Signs. v. RIES isa Sign mafculine and di A ural, hot and dry, cholerick, be ftial, of the fiery Triplicity, and violent; it gives the Native a lean {pare Body, middle Stature, ftrong Limbs, big Boned; the Vifage oval, a piercing Eye, bros Shoulders, a long Neck, a dusky fiat thy Completion, the Hair inclining red. Difzafes. All Difeafes of the Head, Vertigo, Lethargy, Catalepfy, 4: poplexy, Head-ach, Tooth-ach, Pimple in the Face, €?e. Places. — Private unfrequented Place’, high and fandy Ground where {mall Cat tle feed: In Houfes the Cieling, and ge nerally. the Eaft-Part thereof. obK 69) a AU RUS is an earthly Sign, cold and dry, feminine and melancholy, nocturnal, domeftical, beftial, furious, and perfonates a ftrong, full, well fet, but hhort Perfon; a large Forehead, big Face, full Eyes, Mouth large, Lips thick, a fhort thick Hand, the Hair black, and Complettion fwarthy. Difeafes—Rheum and Defiuxion, and all Difeafes of the Throat, as the King’s Evil, Squinancy, &e. Places———= All low Houfes, efpecial- ly where Employments for Cattle are laid up, Pafture, plain Ground, and arable Land: In dwelling Honfes it reprefents the Cellars, Vaults, low Rooms and Ground. q EMINT is hot and moift, aereal, J diumal, humane, double bodied, matculine ; and of the airy Triplicity, re- prefenting a proper Stature, fanguine Complettion, dark brown Hair; the Face alittle fwarthy, a ftrong active Body, an ingenious Fancy, and ready Under- fending. Difeafes.(79) Diftafes. ——~ All Putrefadtion ¢ Blood, Corruption, Aches, Diflocation, Wind in the Veins, and other Diftempen' belonging to the Arms. Places. Halls or dining Room hanged or wainfcot Chefts, Store Houly, Coffers, Hills and mountainous Places, S, f 14NCER isa phlegmatick, fem: nine, nofturnal, cold and moift Sign; it denotes one ofa middle Statnre, the upper Part of the Body big and-well fe, the Vifage round and handfome, the Com- pleftion pale and fickly, and dark browa aur. Difeafes. Hi Digeftion, tharp De flusions on the ‘Lungs, Coughs, and al Defetts of the Breaft, Ribs and Pluvific Places. All kind of moift Places, the Sea, great and navigable Rivers Springs, Water Courfés, Wells, Walk Houfes, Cifterns, Cellars, €c, Q. YY £0 is hot and dry, cholerick, mat- culine, diurnal, beftial, barren Sign, kingly and commanding. And denoteson of a large full Body, well fet, Hair yer OW;_ C7) low, or dark flaxen, much of it, and cur- lings a. large Head, :big Eyes, quick fighted, of a ‘manly -Countenance, of a ruddy fanguine Comple&tion, a ftrong, va- lant and adtive Perfon, the Countenance a little fwarthy. Difeafes——. AM. cholerick Difeafes, burning Fevers, Yellow Jaundice, ‘Tremb- Ings, Qualms, oc. Pleczi——— “Woods, Forefts, fteep Rocks and Placés, inacceffible Forts and Caftles, Kings Palaces, in Houfes the Chimney or Places where the Hire is . kept. mT: IRGO isa cold, ‘barren, melan- choly, feminine, notturnal Sign; and defcribes a Perfon fomewhat tall and flender, well compofed, the Hair black or very brown, the Vifage mere oval than _ tound, all che Parts inclining.to Brevity it thews a witty, difcreet, excellent well- fpoken Perfon, very ftudious, and given , to all manner of Learning. . | Difeafes. All Defeéts of the ga- | fick Veffels, Obftrndtion of the Spleen, wt hypochondriack Melancholy. Places-——— Abroad it fignifies all Corm-Fields, and Places where all Sorts 0C72) - of Grain are ftored up for Uf, in th Country a Dairy, within Doorsa Clofe or Study where Books and Writings ar laid. ie ae IBR A is aSign hot and moif, di urnal, mafculine, fanguine, humay, weftern, and of the airy Triplicity. It gives an indifferent tall ftrait Body, all Parts proportionable, inclining rather to Leannefs than Fatnefs; a round, love ly beautiful Vifage, a pure, ruddy fu guine Compleétion in Youth, but in Age generally Spots or Pimples in the Fac, or at leaft a very high Colour; the Hair yellowith inclining to flaxen. Difeafes All Impofthumes, ot Ulcers in the Reins or Kidneys, Reterr fion of Urine, Gravel, Stone, Heat in the Kidneys, and all other Diteafes com mon to thofe Parts. Places Out Lone-Houfes ani Windmills, Places fit for Hawking of Hunting, or where Woods have lately been cut down; in Houfes, the uppermol Rooms, Chambers, Garrets and Turrets m(73) m-. CO RPIO is phiegmatick, watty, feminine, fixed, notturnal, and jis fomewhat violent 5 it gives a itrong abie Body, fomewhat fat, the Face broad, the Complexion {warthy, fad, brown black Hair, much of it and curling, the Body hairy, Neck thort, and fometitnes alittle bow-legged. Difeafes. —— Stone in the Bladder, Running of the Reins, Pox, Fiftulas, and all other Difeafes of the Privities. Places» ——Gardens, Orchards, .Moor- ih-ground, Quagmires, ftinking Lakes, ruinous Houfes near Water-fides: In Houles the Kitchen, Larder, Wath- Howe and Sink. ™ x S7é ITARY is a fiery, hot, dry, and cholerick Sign; diumal, eafter- ly, bi-corporeal, and reprefénts a ftrong well proportioned tall Body, handfome, comely Countenance, long Vilage, fan- gume Complexion, and brown Hair. Difeafes. Fiftulas, Sciaticas, Fall fom Horfes, and other fuch like Crea- Lires. , E Places.C74) Places. Tt fignifies upland hilly “Grounds, Stables : In Houfés, the uppx Rooms, where Fire is ufually kept. v8, {14 PRICO RN is cold and dry, melancholy, feminine, nottumal, the Winter-Solitice, cardinal, moveable, four-footed, and fouthern. Deferibing one of an indifferent Stature, a {pare Body, lean and flender, Vifage long, Chin long and narrow, black Hai, thin Beard; and it is certain, whoever hath in his Nativity any of his print: pal Significations in Capricorn, it gives 4 pretty fhort, round Nofe. Difeafes. —-Leprofy, Itch, Scab, and all Difeafés proper to the Knees, whether Sprains or Fractures. Places. ——Fallow-ground and barren | Places, -Cow-honfes, and Places whet: ‘Tools for Husbandry are Isid up: fn’ Honfes, Places near the Ground or Th fhold. ‘ QUARTUS ishot and moift, fan: guine, mafculine, humane, div and, weftern ; and fignifies a -ftrong wil ‘compoled Stature, but not tall; vi mo onlyC78) long, rather oval and clear, with a fan- guine Complexion, his Hair bright and ais. Difeafes. Gouts, Cramps, and ail Infirmities of the Legs, as the Vari- ces, Fe. , Places. Hilly and uneven Places, fuch as where Minerals, or Quarries of Stone are found: In Houfes the Roofs and Eaves, and Parts about the Win- dows. % ISCES is cold and moift, phleg- matick, feminine, nofturnal, double bodied, the laft of the twelve, and the watry Trigon. It perlonates one of a low Stature, an ill compoféd undecent Rody, the Face fomewhat large, the Complexion pale, the Body flefhy and lometimes dropfical, not going very ereét but fomewhat ftooping in the Shoulders, Difeafes, —— Aches, Lamenefs, and out, Fe, Places. —— Moift moorith Grounds, Fih-ponds, Caves, Water-mills and Moats about Houlés: In Houfes, the Well, Pump, or Cifteras, or any Place where Water flands. E2 So( 76 ) So much for the Signification of the 12 Signs, with their Colour, and Statur, according to Pzolomy, as alfo their Shapes Next you fhall bave the Defcription of the feven Planets with their Shapes oil Colour, and with comparing the Planes with the Signs wherein they are pojite, | gow may find the true Defcription of ix . Querents, or quefited. Firft of ee U RN generally gives a Body of a middle Stature, of pale, fwarthy, muddy Complexion, his Eyes little and black, looking downwards, a flat broad ‘Forehead, black or fad Hair, hard and tugged, hanging and lowring Eye-brows, thick Lips and Nofe; a lumpifh Countt- nance, ftooping in the Shoulders, fom times crooked going, {play-footed or bit ting one Leg againft the other, thin Beard, many times none at all ; if or ental, is more fat and clear Skin; ocr dental more fhort. His North: Latitut adeg, 48 min, South 2 deg. 49 mit Secor(77) Secondly of . UPIT ER reprefents one of a tal Stature, brown ruddy Complexion, an. oval Vilage, high Forehead, fair Eyes, Ihe brown Hair, a handiome, well-let, firait Body, Jarge Belly, great Thighs,. long Legs and Feet, of a brown ruddy Complexion, his Hair foft ; much Beard,, ant that growing round; if he be orien- tal, his Skin is more clear, his Complex- ion between white and red, the Body more fat, the Eyes gray and fills it acs. cideneal, of a pure lovely Complexion,. the Stature more fhort, the Hair of a light brown, or dark flaxen. His North Latitude is 1 deg, 38 min, South 1 deg. go min, Thirdly of @+ M4 RS gives a ftrong big-boned Perfon, lean, of a middle Stature, the Complexion Sun-burnt, or of a brown ruddy Colour, round Vilage, harp hazle Eyes, the Hair red or fandy, tnd fometimes crifping or curling, a ‘harp tittle Chin, thin Beard, his Eye- ‘ows bent like a Bow, reaching to his Nol of a harp Wit, very confident. E3 . If78 ) Tf Advers be oriental, he fignifies vali: ant Men,fome White mixt with Rednels, adecent ‘TallnelS, his Body hairy. If he be occidental, very ruddy of Complexion, mean in Stature, little Head, fruooth Body, and not hairy, yellow Hair ff: His greateft North Latitude is 4d, 31min, South Laticude 6 deg. 47min Fourthly of ©. THE Sun fignifies a Man of a mit- dle Stature, the Body ftrong and well compofed, a yellowish Complexion, great Head, a round large Forehead, great Eyes, the Body fleihy, the Har yellow and curling, quickly bald on the Head, yet much on the Face; very vetous, yet fuificiencly fpirited. Fifthly of 2. ENUS deferibes a whitely brown Colour, intermixt with red in the Cheeks, little black Eye-brows, the Ne ther-lip bigger than the upper, Dimples in the Checks, a neat compofed fender Body, but of a mean Stature; affable, courteous, delighting in Curiofity. if| 79 ) ' Tf oriental, the Body: inclines to Tals nck, upright Straitnefs, wealthy, com~ oted. ' If occidental, the Perfon is more fhort ' of Stature, yet very decent, comely in Form. Greate North Latitude 9 deg.. ui South is 9 deg. Sixthly of 9. Mercury generally gives a tall Stature, lean and flender Body, black Hair, long. lean Face, high Forehead, long ftrait Nofe, lean lank long Fingers, Feet, Arms and Legs, and goes {winging one Arm, a witty fubtile Man, full of ‘Falk, bur of no great Fidelity, unlels Mercury be in a fy'd Sign, : If oriental, his Complexion is honey- colowr’d or fun-burnt; in the Stacure of his Body, not very high but well jointed, mall Eyes, not much Hair. If occidental, a tawny Vilage, lank Body, imall Nender Limbs, hollow Eyes, and fparkling red or fiery, the whole Frame of the Body inclining to Dry- mf. His greateft North Latitude is 3 leg. 33 min. South Latitude is 3 deg. 35 Min, E4 Seventhly( 80) Seventhly of the y.. HE Moon gives one of a pale ti whitely Hace, mixed with but little red, if) any, ofa mean Stature, a-fat and fies. matick Body, fhort Arms, flethy Hands, brown Hair, and flow of Speech, of mu- table Condition, often changing, weari- fome, peevith, feldom contented, neither delighting in Idlenefs or Action, Her greateft ‘North Latitude is 5 deg " min, South 5 deg. 12 min The Qualities of the Planeis 1 Oriental, cold and moift. * LOccidental, dry. Oriental, hot and moift, Occidental, moift. Oriental, hot and dry. g 4 Occidental, dry. 9 § Oriental, hot and moift. Occidental, moitt, Oriental, hot. 2 Occidental, dry. But(ery But the Qualities of the Luminaries ate able to a great Alteration; for 6 till the firft 0, is hot and moift, from ) Firft O tothe 8, hot and dry, > the < 2 to the laft 0, cold and dry. Laft Oto the &, coldand moift The & is of the Nature of y and 9, the @ is of the Nature of % and ¢. The Quality of the Sun is confider’d, Ff, according to the Quarter of the. the Year; Secondly, by the Triplicities, (eons V, 0,1, hot and moitt. Summer ( © Jos, 4, 1g, hot and dry. Autumn ( in x, m, 2, cold and dry. Winter v8,3%7,3, cold and moift, nets are The fruit-c yf -, } Dthe Lumi- ful Pla- 5 Q ¢ the nS 3c Cari are ven ar & S “re? ¢ Dina mean. Yet the Sun inclines to Barrennefg, be- caufe of his Excefs of Heat and Dry- nefs: But the » is more fruitful, be- caufe of her Moifture, which is a grand Affitant to Generation, % is of the Nature of the Planets to whom he is joined, either by Body or Afpeé, in which remember that the ¢ is preferred Eos. before( 82 ) . before a 4,0 A before a %, a ¥ belare a Q, but a O before an 8, and a partile Alpett before a platick. » Likewife taketh the Nature of that Planet in whofe effential Dignities he is; hence it is that it is Said, he putakes of the Nature of two Planets, of one in whofe Dignities he is, the o- ther with whom he is in Afpeét; but in this laft Cafe, the ¢ is moft confiderable. Of the Parts and Difeafes which every Planet governs, | Stones, Deaf- nefs, Droply ea ppleen, : and Scutvy, Con the Bo. | Bar | = a | fmol o- é ars, 4 Of 2 Jaundice, quar- dy of % Bladder, | Dif tan Ague, Le =" | Bones, | cas, ler Can € Tecth, | j Gol ick, and } | Rheumatifin, r Lungs, | (Cea wom ibs, Cramps, Ap- Arteries | 14 | poplexy, Di- > ‘ itemper of the 2 Liver, as Ja | flammation, Mea, expul- | cates. § Chortnel of . five Fa- Breath, Con- culty. . vulfion.(83) i Peftilence, Im- pofthume, pu- Veins, trid Fevers, Left | yellow Jaun- Ears, dice, Eryfipe- - Head, las, Botches, sloth ak. fj bloody: Flux, the | acks, Se- Dif ‘7 ‘artarian A- crets, at- | © | gues, Fiftulas, tractive | Wounds chief- | Faculty. ly in the Head \ | -Jand Face, 1 J Small-pox. © m- | Heart, Palpitation, leth in | vital Spi-} and | Heart-burning, the Bo-4 rits, as ‘ of 2 running and dy ot | Sinews, 1 Dif | fore Eyes, Man, {as the | cafes. ) and indeed the Author all Diteafes fays, 4 cof the Eyes. FRe a | Swooning or(84) 7 , All Difeates | Womb, of the Womb, 2 re Reins,” Fit of the Mo- leth in| Privi- ther, Gonor- the Bo- | ties, and | rhea, Priapitin, dy of Neck, Strangury, .. “Man 3 Duggs, Lie 4 Flux of the or Wo. | and. all | eafes.. | Stomach, man Parts for Ouinzey, or Genera- | Lues Fenevea, | tion, or Freeh L 3 | Pox. f Tmagi- 471 c nation, | Phr enifie, Mea. and the: grim, Deprivi- whole tion of Senfe, | intellec- Lethargy, Do- one in he | tg, Hoarfe- both the’ Part, iE: nels, Phthifick, memory eales, Impediment Tongue, of the : Hands | Tongue, and Fin- Rheum. vBets. t > lu( 85) * Brain, 7 f Left | Eye of a ; Man, Falling-Sick- the Lnefs, Green- eh Right he Sicknefs, C- mt h Sof Wo- PDIF § lick; Courfes the | man, | cafes. in Women, Bladder, Oppilations, Inte- | ies | | Stomach | How to give Fudginent upon any Horary Qutflion. ET the Queftion be what it. will, give the Afcendant and his Lord for the Quetent ; then confider the Mat- tet in Quefticn, “and {86 to what Houle it properly belongs 5 then confider the ign and Lord thereof, and fee in what Hou he is pofited, how dignified or de-- tiltaed, &@. how he beholds the Lord of the Afeendant, whether by good of had Afpet :° Confider alfo what Planet holds your Significator, and who is tend unto him, or what Pliriet affiids; thn confider the Honfe he is Lord of, ‘al fiom thence you may judge fom UC. |\ ( 86 ) | fuch a Perfon your Querent. thall receive | Help, or Prejudice: If the Planet that | peholds your Significator be an Infor. | tune and Lord of a bad Houfe, then fignifies Mifchief to the Querent from | fich a Kind of Perfon as that Planet re prefents: Joyn the Moon as Cofignificator with the Querent in all Queftions, and having confider’d the feveral Afpetis, Sperations and Applications of the Sige nificators, and alfo of the Moon, you | may from thence determine whether ths Bufinef enquired after thall be brought to Perfeftion, Yea or No. So much for this ; and this may be called the true Light of the Judgmert upon Horary Queftions this 1 have found true by my own Experience, and never was writ yet fo plain in any Books of Aftrology before, that the young Sti dents were left in the dark. _. . Next I shall thew you an Example in the following Figure, that I know t be true, for it has been verified; am yy this Example, you may give Judgment to any other Queftion, taking the right Significator of the Matter, enquired ter; in fo doing, you have the true WY at one View, Moy( 87) Money lent, if recoverable. ; " "lat Cloch/. 4 HERE you fee Saturn, Lord of the Afcendant, fignifies the Querent 5 the Moon, Lady of the feventh, fig- nifies the Quefited or the Borrowed ; and the Moon in quary in the Afcen- dant, in Sexzile with Saturn Lord of the Afcendant, denotes Good-will of the Debtor, and Fear to be arrefted for it; becaufe ¥ Lord of the Borrower’s Houfe of Subftance is very weak; and in the 12( 88 ) rath Honfe of the Figure, the which plainly denotes, that he is not in a Cr pacity to pay the Querent, for Want of Money: But the Moon going to a Trin of Venus, but wanting pretty many De grees of the Afpett, fignifies that the Debtor had a Mind to apply himlelf to fach Women, as it isdefcribed by Venn in Libra, for Help: As alfo 3 Lord of his Houle Subftance, haftening to th Sextile of 2, fully thews that that Woman Jent him Money to pay the Querent; this I know to be true, for it has bee verified. % Lord of the Afcendant 1 ceiving the Afoow in sz in the Afcendant, jut fperated from a Sextile of 1, and in Partyin Sextile with Pezus, all this fignifies that the Debtor addreffed him felf to this Woman by the Perfwafion ot the Querent. This Way is fo plain and eafy, that the meaneft Artift may judg upon any horary Queftion, in. obfervng. this foregoing Example. . Next I shall thew you the Faces 0! every Sign in the Zodiack, their Sigaifr cation, and the Form of every Degte of Zediack, with the-Condition and De fcription of the Perfon fignified by them Note, That every Signi Has ‘three Fe ces, the firft Face is the firft ten De Brees, the fecohd from 10 to 20 and 30 of( 8 ) Figft of Te TTHE firft Face of Aries, is of Mars,. [ and it is a Face’ of,Boldnefs, For- titude, Stoutnefs and Immodefty. The fecond Face of fries, is of the Suz, end is a Face of Nobility, High- nef, Rule and great Dominion. ‘The third Face of dries, is-of Venus, andis a Face of Subtlety in cvery Work,. and of Meeknefs, of Play, Mirth and Beauty, / In the firft Face- of Aries, aftends a: valiant Man armed, holding out a Fau- chion in his right Hand. In the fecond, Face, aftends a Man in 2Gown like a Clergyman. The third Face of ries, afcends a young Woman fitting on a Stool, and playing on a Lute. The Forms afcending throughout all the Degrees of Aries. In the firt Degree of ¥, there af cndeth_a Man holding a Sickle in his tight Hand, and in his left Hand an bogine of Wat. A( 90) A Man then born, or querent, fhall be laborious, and much exercifed in warlike fairs. In the fecond Degree of ‘, there af cends a Man having a Head like a Dog, ftretching out his right Hand towards the Skies, and holding a Staff in his left Hand. It denotes the Man born under that Degree, will be a litigious and trouble. fome Perfon, and envious as a Dog. The third Degree of ¥, arifeth like a handfome Perfon ftretching forth his right Hand, as if he was dhewing the various Things of the World, and ap- plying his left Hand to a Girdle about him. It fignifies a peaceable quiet Perfon. In the fourth Degree of 7, afcendsa Man witha curled Head of Hair, hold- ing a Hawk in his right Hand, and 4 Whip in his left Hand. The Perfon fignified by this Afcenfion is feldom rich, but a Spender of his Effate, confuming all he hath in bis es 5 The sth Degree afcendeth like two Men, one holding in his Hand an Ax cleaving Wood; ‘the other holding @ Scepter in his right Hand, it(91) Jt fignifies a Perfon that: will be a povident Houickeeper, and provide for his Family. The fixth Degree of VT, afcends a King crowned, holding a Globe in his right Hand, and a Scepter in the left. The Perfon under this Afcenfon will execed all his Kindred and Acquaintance in Greatnefs. The feve:th Degree of ¥ afcends like a Man armed all over, holding a Dart in his sight Hand, It denotes a” wary careful Perfon, a Preferver of himlelf. In the eighth Degree of ¥, there af- cends a Man having his Head covered with a Helmet, and no where elfé armed, holding in his right Hand a Crofs-bow. Under this Degree are fignified quar= fore contentious -Perfons and Mur- erers, The ninth Degree of ¥, afcendeth a Man bare-headed, well cloathed over his Body with a Gown, holding a Sword in his ite Hand, with the Point down- wards, It fignifies talkative Perfons, full of Words, and of wonderfiul Spirit. The tenth Degree of ¥, arifeth like a Man bare-headed, but clothed over his Body,09) Body, piercing a Bear thorow with a Spear. It fignifies a Forefter or Hunter. The eleventh Degree of 1, afcendsa a Woman ftanding, holding a Diftad in her Hand. j It fignifies a Perfon’s loving Friend. fhip and Hofpitaliry. ‘The twelfth Degree of 7, afcends an Eagle, fpreading ont her Wings over her young ones fitting under her. Tr denotes ambitions Perfons, proud, covetous of Applanfe, and afpiring to be exalted to Dignity. The thirteenth Degree of ‘vr, afcends like a fubtil Perfon, with his right Hand holding a Goat by the Horns. | The Perfon under this Degree will be wonderful famous. The fourteenth Degree of , ariftth like a captived Man, ftanding upright between two Pillars, having his Arms bound with two Chains. Te denotes Perfons much firbjed to Imprifonment. The fifteenth Degree of “y, afcendeth like a Man bare-headed, his Arms ftretched out, and cloathed with an He bargeon. It fignifies Thieves, wretchlef, lewd and wicked Perfons. The93 ) The fixteenth Degree of y, arifeth a Man labouring with a Dung-fork, or fometimes a Man pouring Water out of a Fitcher. Te denotes a Fifherman, or a La- bourer. The feventeenth “Degree of , arifeth like a Man ftanding idle, cloathed in fine Silk. It reprefents fine delicate Perfons. The eighteenth Degree of 7, afcends aWoman fitting on.a Chair, holding up her right Hand. It denotes a Man loving Peace and Quietnefs. The nineteenth Degree of 7, arifeth a Man cloathed with an Habergeon, fanding and fhewing Treafure and Mo- ney with his Hands, : Denotes a ‘Thief, wicked, debauched Perfon is fignified by this Degree. The twentieth Degree of ¥,afcends a an with a Helmet on his Head, and an Oftridge Feather in his Hat, rid- ing upon a Bull, leading a -Horf -in his left Hand, The Perfon under this Degree will be malicious. The twenty firft Degree of y, afcends ’ Dog fitting and: turning -his Face: to- Wards a Lyon, I t€ 94 ) Te fignifies a faithful Companion. — The twenty fecond Degree of *, at cends a Bear, fitting and holding a great Beam in his Mouth, The Man will be a wicked Perla, that is fignified by it. The twenty third Degree of Y, af cendeth fix Serpents, three of then fighting againft the other three. The Perfons under this Degree will have many Enemies. The twenty fourth Degree of , at cends a naked Woman covering her fe- cret Parts with her left Hand, and holt. ing up her right Hand. . Tf the Native be a Woman, fhe will be defirous of a Man; if a Man, much given to Women. The twenty fifth Degree of ¥, af cends a Man with curled Locks, riding upon a Ram, holding him by the Hors. It fignifies a Citizen covetous to bert Rule. The twenty fixth Degree of Y; 2 conds two Suns, the one thining aganlt the other. ' Denotes a Man bearing Rule, and keeping his Power hereby. . The twenty feventh Degree of v; #* cendeth like a great Dragon lying upo? the Earth. k(95) It fignifies a Perfon to be potent in old Age. ; The twenty eighth Degree of y, af- ceads a Woman ftanding upright, being well cloatbed. It denotes a pleafant peaceable Perfon. The twenty ninth Degree of ¥, af- cends a Man holding a Saw in his right Hand. A laborious Perfon nourishing himfelf and his Wife by his Labour, it fignifies hereby. The thirtieth Degree of 1, afcends an auftere Woman, leading a Saddle- Horfe in her right Hand. The Perfon under this Degree will be high-minded, ambitious to bear Rule over others, Secondly of B. ‘HE firft Face of Taurus is the Face of 9, and it is a Face of Plowing, Sowing, Building, peopling Houfes of Learning and Wifdom in the Farth, and fo Learning in Geometry. _ The fecond is the Face of the »,and isa Face of Power, Nobility, Dig- uty, and Neceffity over People. The€ 96 ) The third Face is of }, and itis 4 Face of Mifery, Slavery, Madriefs, Ne. ceffity and Bafenefs, . In the firft Face of Zaurus, afcendss' ‘Book, a young Man tilling of the Grout In the fecond Face of Zaurus, a til Man girt with a Girdle, holding a Ky in his right Hand. The third Face of Zaurus, a decrepit old Man leaning on a Crutch, hanging down one Arm, and having a wooden Leg. ‘The firft Degree of ©, afcends a Mam leading a Bull to the Slaughter, holding a Staff in his Hand. Ie fignifies 4 Hang-man. The fecond Degree of wt, alcents: Woman holding a Horfe-tail in be Hand. © Te denotes an idle Perfon. The third Degree of us, afcends 2 old Woman naked, covering her Pidents with her left Hand. It fignifies a Woman defirons of @ Man-in her old Age, and to continu’ “young. . The fourth Degree of v, afcends lite a Woman holding a Whip in hor right Hand. Tt denotes a hafty angry Perfon, at malicious, The(97) The fifth Degree of u, afcends like 2 Bull fitting in a Chaldron, By this Afcenfion are fignified Men loving Hofpitality, good Houlekeepers, The fixth Degree of vy, afcends a Man having three Heads, and Ointing to the Ground with his right Hand, It fignifies a prudent, wife and iltue firions Perfon. : The feventh Degree of wv, afcends a beantiful Woman flanding naked, It fignifies a Perfon of a proud Mind. The eighth Degree of &, afcends a forrowful Woman fitting upon a Foot. tool, It fignifies a Perfon of low, humble, dejetted Spirit, The ninth Degree of t, afcends a Man holding a Whip in his Hand, feed- ing Sheep and Goats in a Field, ” The Perfon under this Degree will be ‘ Neat-herd or Shepherd. he tenth Degree of wv, afcend two Men fanding,.with a Dog playing. be- tween them. : : Tt fignifies an idle Perfon, much ad- ited to venerous Aéts, he eleventh Degree of %, afcends a Mow ftanding on the Ground, and. pick. ng of his Feathers, ‘denotes a covetous Perfon, F The. C98) a The-twelfth Degree of 5, afcend typ Women ftanding Hand in Hand. - Ie imports a benevolent well-minded Perion. The thirteenth Degree of wu, attend two Women with: Staves, fmiting ani ftriking: one another. ~ Ic denotes'a troublefome, contentious, wrangling Perfon. - The fourteenth Degree of ts, afcend a Man holding a Staff in his Hand. ‘It denotes.one peaceable, an Appealer of Quarrels, or one reftraining and brid Ting the Contentions. The fifteenth Degree of wv, alcent feven Fowls flying in the Air. It fignifies an unftable, wavering-mint- ed Man. : * Phe fixteenth Degree of u, afcends: Man riding on an Afs. ~ Tt denotes a Sluggard, a Man flor and tedious in all his Aétions. ; ~ The feventeenth Degree of u, acensi a Bull- bound by the Middle to a Tree Tc fignifies a Man much over-ladea with daily Labour. Tke eighteenth Degree of x, alee two Bulls fighting one againft the other. ~ Te denotes a raging furious Perfon. ‘TheC99 ) The nineteenth Degree of u, afcends a Woman pouring Water out of one Pot into another. Te fignifies a fraooth-tongued Perfon. The twentieth Degree of 3, afcend two Dogs a fighting, Jt denotes an envious Perfon, and al- fo wicked. The twenty firft Degree of ws, afcends a Bear looking down backwards. Tt denotes a wicked, malicious and wrathfal Perfon. The twenty fecond Degree of wu, af cend three Mem holding one another. by the Hands. The Perfon fignified hereby will be a Lover of Peace and F riendfhip. The twenty third Degree of &, af en a Man falling backwards to the arth It fignifies a Man. unfortunate in all hings. The twenty fourth Degree of v, af cends a crooked Man holding himfelf up upon his Staff, It denotes a Perfon weak and feeble in his Aétions, The twenty fifth Degree of vu, af- cends a Man ftanding upright, and hold- mg a Staff in his Hand. F > Ie( too } At fignifies a valianc Man, ftrong and powerful in his Deeds. The twenty fixth Degree of u, af cends a Man ftanding, fhewing his Hand. It denotes a peaceable Perfon, or a Peace-maker is hereby fignified. The twenty feventh Degree of u, al- cends the Similitude of a Field of Wheat, or Corn flanding, uncut. This Afcenfion denotes a Gatherer to- gether and Heaper up of Riches. The twenty eighth Degree of u, af cends a Woman leading a Horfe by the Bridle. ° It denotes a Perfon defirous to rule over others, The-twenty ninth Degree of v, af cends a Woman leading an AfS with a Bridle, or otherwife a Woman leading a He-Goat by the Horns. Hereby is fignified a Woman thit roles over her Husband and Family. The thirtieth Degree of &, altends fair beautiful Building. Hereby is fignified a Perfon delighting to do pleafant and delectable Deeds. Thirdly¢ 101 } Thirdly. of Gemini. T HE firft Face of Cemini is of 'y3 and is a Face of Writings, of gi- ving and receiving Money, of: Petition, and Wildom in unprofitable ‘Things. ’ The fecond Face of Gemini is of 25 and is a Face of Burden, Preffure, La- bour, and getting Goods by Labour, and , of unhoneft Aétions. : The third Face of Gemini is of the @, and is a Face of Oblivion, Dif- dain, of Mirth and Jollity, and of hear- ing unprofitable Words. The firt Face of Gemini afcendeth like a young Man girt with a Girdle. The fecond Face of Gemini aicendeth lke a Man with an Ax cutting of Wood. "The third Face of Gemini, afcends a Min with a Hawk in his right Hand, ada Pipe in his left, The firft Degree of m1, afcend two Men fitting on the Ground, holding one’ aother by the Hands. It fignifies a joyful merry Man. The Jecond Degree of u, there af ctnds one Man girt with a Sword, lead- ig two other naked Men bound. — EF; The( 102) - The Perfon hereby fignified, will bea Jayler or a Thief taker. The third Degree of a, afcends a Man finging, and playing on a Lote. . Tt denotes a Man caufing Joy to o- thers. The fourth Degree of 1, afcends a Man leading his Wife by the Hand. It fignifies one keeping good Hofpi. tality and Entertainment for others. The fifth Degree of w,.afcends a Man holding a Crofs-bow in his eft Hand, and a Girdle in his right. Te Gignifies a Man preparing for War. The fixth Degree of 1, afcends a Man holding a Ballance in his right Hand. It fignifies a Merchant or a Dealer. The feventh Degree of 3, atcend two Brides Hand in Hand. Tt denotes a Perfon employed in nup- tial Affairs. The eighth Degree of xr, afcends @ Smith fmiting on Iron, and a Wome ftanding by idle. Tt fignifies a Perfon fhuoning Labo, and loving Idlenefs, The ninch Degree of 71, alcends a King fitting on a Throne, having 4 Globe in his right Hand, and a Scepttt in his left Hand. Les Signifying€ 103 ) Signifying 2 Man hall have great Pow- er and Authority that is born under this Degree, as may alfo a Querenc be. The tenth Degree of a1, afcends a Men lifting up another Man from the Ground. : Ic fignifies a Perfon compofing Dif ferences friendly amongft others. . The eleventh Degree of wn, afcends an Eagle fluttering with her Wings over three of her young ones. The Perfon will be a South-fayer, or Conjurer, that is fignified hereby. The twelfth Degree of a, afcend two Women ftanding weep'nz. - It fignifies a forrowful Perfon. The thirteenth Degree of sm, afcend three Crowns ftanding together on the Ground, , Tt denotes a covetous and envious Perfon, The fourteenth Degree of x, afcend two Foxes devouring Hens. The Perfon under this Degree will be a Glutton and a covetous Perfon. The fifteenth Degree of mm, alcends a Man having three Heads, _ it fignifies one of good Underftand. Ins. . : _ The fixteenth Degree of ar, afcends - ike a Bridge befide the Water. F4 Te( 104 J Te fignifies a Man labouring withot Profit. The feventeenth Degree of Tr, afcends a Man without Hands, and idle. Tt fgaifies an unprofitable: Person ina mean Condition, The eighteenth Degree of H, afcends a Fox running fwiftly, It denotes a laborious Perfon, ‘Fhe nineteenth Degree of IT, afcends a poor Man carrying a Staff on his Shoulder, It fignifies the Perfon will be 2 Tin veller, a Foot-Poft, The twentieth Degree of a, afcend three Snakes lying on the Ground. The Perfor under this Degree will be wie and of good Underftanding, — The twenty firft Degree of I, afcends a Man fitting on Horfe-back. It fignifies a Client, or one retaining another to have his Defence, The twenty fécond Degree of 1, af cend two Birds chattering together. It fignifies a Fowler, . The twenty third Degree of 1, 2% cends a decrepid old Man leaning on # Staff. It demonttrates a poor, miferable, idle Perfon, TheC105 ) The twenty fourth Degree of a,-af cend two Women fitting at Play toges ther. It reprefents one given to Mirth and ollity. } The twenty fifth Degree of 1, afcends a Man holding a Book open in his Hand. It denotes a ftudious Perfon, The twenty. fixth Degree of mr, af cend two Dogs fighting, Ic reprefents a quarrelfome litigious Perfon. The twenty feventh Degree of 1, af cends a Woman ftanding idle, and weep: ° ing, It denotes an idle Vagabond given. to « eft, The twenty eighth Degree of 0, af cend two Bulls, one greater than the other. A laborious Man is hereby repres ented. The twenty ninth Degree of m, af cend three Dogs, two running one Way. wether, and the other the contrary ay. The Man or Perfon thereby fignified, . will be a Huntfman to fome Noble man, : Fs The.( 106 ) The thirtieth Degree of 1, afcend two Men, each of them leading a Hound in Chains. Tt fignifies a Huntiman of a King or a Prince. Fourthly of Cancer. HE fick Face of Cancer is of 9, and is a Face of Joy, Subtlety, Hu- manity, Courtefy, and of firch ‘Things as induce Men to Love. The fecond Face of Cancer is of %, and is a Face of Jollity, Mirth, of Wo- men, of Riches and Plenty. The third Face of Cazcer is of they, and is a Face of Hunting, purfuing Fu- gitives, of getting Goods by War, Qua- yels and Contention amongit Men. The firlk Face of Cancer appearcth like a beautifiil Woman holding a Flow- ex in her Hand, The fecond Face of Cancer, afcend a Man and a Woman fitting at a Table wich great Heaps of Money before them The third Face of Cancer, alcends 4 Hunter blowing a Horn with a Dog by his Side, and a Spear on his Shoulder. The firft Degree of 5, afcend a Man and a Woman holding one another by the Hands and rejoycing. it( 107 ) | It fignifies an amiable Perlon given to ut, ie fecond Degree of 35, afeend two’ Women ftanding idle like two Turrets. The Perfon fignified by this Afcenfiow will be idle and carelefS of any Bufimefs. The third Degree of 5, afcends like two Women fitting, and two Men ftand- ing before them. Tt denotes a {erving Man, one waiting vpon another’s Pleafure. : The fourth Degree of %, afcends a Maid ftanding idle expefting a Man. Tt reprefents a libidinous Perfon full of luftful ‘Thoughts.’ ;: The fifth Degree: Of &, afcends a Wo man flanding expefting a Man Tt denotes a luxurious Perfn. ~~ The fixth Degree of 55, afcendsa Man holding a Goat in a Brafs-pot, It fignifies a Fool or Idiot. The feventh Degree of ‘3, afcends a Man leading a Goat with a Girdle about his Horns. It denotes a Hangman or a Murderer, The eighth Degree of 95, afcends a Houfe, and a Woman ftanding, as it were ablconding herfelf behind ic, It fignifies a lazy, flow and Jafcivious Perfon, FE 6 / The(108). The ninth Degree of %, afcends a Woman holding a Diftaff in her right Hand. - It imports a laborious Perfon. for little Profit. . The tenth Degree of 96, afcendsa Man holding a Cheft in his right Hand. - Jt denotes alfo a laborious and cove tous Perfon. The eleventh Degree of 5, afcends z Ship flanding in the Water. It reprefents a Fifherman, or: one thit gets his Living by the Water. - The twelfth Degree of 95, afcends a Man carrying the Skin of a Beaft on his Shoulders. A Cobler or Currier, or-fuch Handi craft, is hereby: fignified. . _ The thirteenth Degree of o, afcends a. Boy fitting holding a Book open, with a Pen in his Hand. Je reprefents a ftudious Perfor. The fourteenth. Degree of 95, afcends a Lamb haying a Crown of Gold on hs Head... , Te fignifies a Goldfmith; or a Ma that works in Gold. . The fifteenth Degree of 95, afcends.2 Houfe, and a Moule lying in her Net undey. the Roof thereof: Ft~ Grog) It.reprefents a Man defirous to keep- ome, The fixteenth Degree of o, afcends a- Bird holding a Serpent.under her Feet,. It imports a.Man accounting himfelf noble, . The feventeenth Degree. of 66, afcends a Woman ftanding idle.. It fignifies a Muggith flothful Perfon; - The eighteenth Degree of %, afcend two Women fitting at Play.at Tables, It fignifies a- joyfal merry. Perfon; as alfo loving too free. The nineteenth Degree: of 6, afcends @ Man having-a Spear in his right Hand and a Pipe in his Jeft. Ie fignifies 4 Stage-player, or a Game- fter it reprefents. : The twentieth Degree of 95, afcends a og fitting in-a Chariot. It fignifies a flothful Perfon. . The twenty firft Degree. of %, afcends 4 Chariot ftanding: empty. Tt. denotes a Perion given. over: to Vanity, The twenty fecond Degree of, af cends a Man ftanding idle, It fignifies a lazy-ill-natur’d Fellow. The twenty. third Degree of &, afcends 4 Tunning Water, A x(110) An unftable inconftant Perfon is fig. nified. The twenty fourth Degree of s, af cend two Horles, one leaping upon the other’s Back. It reprefents a Man of afpiring Thoughts, coveting Dignities and Av. thority over others. , The twenty fitth Degree of <, afcends a Horfe running in a Field. It fignifies an unftable Perfon. The twenty fixth Degree of %, afcends a Water fpringing out of Moutitains, “It fignifies a moveable unftable Man, or never fix'd. The twenty feventh Degree of , af eends a Horfe bridled., It fignifies 2 Man in Bondage and Servitude. The twenty eighth Degree of s, a cend two Men fitting under a Tree, and feeing a Hawk in the Tree. Jt denotes an idle Perfon. The twenty ninth Degree of ¢, af cends a Man hanging on the Gallows. It plainly fignities a Thief, , The thirtieth Degree of 95, afcends’ Ship failing on the Water. At denotes a Sailer or Mariner. Fifilly(111) Eifthly of Leo. HE fir Face of Leo is of 1, and T is a Face of Cruelty, Wickednefs and Violence, of fuftaining great Labours, Boldnefg and Luft. The fecond Face of Leo is of y, and isa Face of Love, Society, not parting from, not lofing of ones own, for a- voiding Quarrels. The third Face of Leo is of Mars, and is a Pace of Wrangling, Quarrelling, Ignorance, Neceffity, of Vittory over the miferable and vile, through their Igno- rince of Occafion of drawing Swords, and Wars. The firft Face of Leo, afcends like a Man riding on a Lion, with a Feather in his Hat. The fecond Face of Leo, afcends a Man holding a Hawk on his Fit. — - The third Face of Leo, afeends a Man holding a Sword drawn over his Head in one Hand, and a Buckler in the other. ae The firft Degree of Leo, afcends a Men holding a Lyon’s Head in his and, wa fignifies a valiant and couragious " . ; Man, TheCir y¢ The fecond Degree of %; aftends a Ship, ‘one fide thereof inclining towards the Waters, It denotes the Perfon will be. unfor- tunate in the Water. The third Degree of &, a Man af- cends fitting mourning upon a Footftool. It fignifies a forrowful Perfon. The fourth Degree of 4, afcends a Fith fwimming in the Water. A prudent anda crafty Perfon is here- by fignified, atfetted of great Men. The fifth Liegree of , afcends a Serpent lying ramping upon the Ground. . Ic fignifies an envious, malicious, trea- cherous Man. , The fixth Degree of {,. afcends a Man holding a Sword drawn ‘in ‘his right Hand. A litigious Perfon, defirous to refill others, is fignified hereby... The ‘eventh Degree of &, afcends a Mas riding upon.a Lyon. a, A. valiant Man, ftréng and. wile, is by this denoted, The eighth Degree of Q, .afcends a Fire flaming. - It fignities a Labourer with Fire.. - The ninth Degree of Q, afcends a Man well cloathed and adomed, It fignities a proud ambitious MereC113 ) | The tenth Degree of &, afcends Death fanding with a Scythe in his Hands. — It plainly denotes a Villain and a Mur- derer. The eleventh: Degree of 4, afcendsa Woman ftanding and fhewing her naked Belly. It denotes an impudent immodeft Perfon. The twelfth Degree of &, afcends a beautiful Woman well adorned, It fignifies a chaft and modeft Perfon. The thirteenth Degree of &, afcends a Bull feeding in Pafture: It fignifies a Man conftant and ftable in his Deeds, The fourteenth Degree of A, afcends a Man ftanding idle. It denotes a Loiterer. The fifteenth Degree of {, afcends a Dog or Lyon. ‘lying- couched in the Grafs, , Tt fignifies a. valiant Man, without ear, - The fixteenth Degree of , arifeth:a: bridled AGS It fignifies a dull Perfon, alfo ignorarit. The feventeenth Degree of &; afcends a Camel ftanding, The Perfon: hereby fignified, willtbe- full of Spirit, , The.( 114) The eighteenth Degree of {, alcends a Key of a Chamber. It fignifies a Man of great Imports or Trot. The nineteenth: Degree of , afcends a Man leading a Horle by the Bridle. Tt fignifies a Client, or one pertaining to a Nobleman. The twentieth Degree of {, afcends a Man holding a Roll of Paper in his Hands, A Meffenger or Carrier it fignifics. The twenty firtt Degree of & ,afcends a Man uolding a Key in bis Hand. It fignifies a Keeper of good Hofpr tality. The twenty fecond Degree of A, a cends a Man lying as if he was dead. It fignifies a weak and feeble Perfor. The twenty third Degree of 4, a cends a Man having two Heads. It fignifies 2 Man of. feveral Minds and Opinions, The twenty fourth Degree of 9, af cends a Man holding a Lock in his Hand. It fignifies 2 Man meditating Wifdom. The twenty fifth Degree of 9, a cends a Man fwimming in the Water. - It denotes a Fitherman, or one:thit is a Waterman, . The! Cars ) | The twenty fixth Degree of 9, alf- jeends a Man working with a Dung-forke it fignifies a Labourer or working Man. The twenty feventh Degree of 9, af cads a Man holding a Sickle in his ngat Hand, , A laborious Perfon it reprefents, The twenty eighth Degree of , at conds three Men fporting all together. It reprefents an idle Fellow. The twenty ninth Degree of 2, af cmd a Man and Woman holding one «other by the Hands. 7 An amiable Perfon is hereby fignified. The thirtieth Degree of 2, afcends a Servant riding on Horfe-back. The Man by this Afcenfion is figni- fied that he will be a Servant unto others. Sixthly of Virgo. THE firt Face of Virgo is of the A ©, and is a Face of Sowing,. Penghing, of Planting Herbs, Peopling, . gathering together Riches and Food. he tecond Face of Firgo is of 2 ,- td is a Face of Gain, of getting Sub- “ee, covetoufly taking tagether, and- “ng covetous, and arifing - with. the Strength of Men. The€ 116 ) The ‘third Face of Virgo is of ¢, and is'a Face of old Age, of Debility, Slothfulnefs, and of Lofs of the Members through Infirmities, of pulling up Trees, and depopulating of Places peopled, Tn the firft Face of Virgo, afcends a Man laying Money into a Cheft, | In the fecond Face of Firga, afcenl two Men, one having a Purle in his Hand. In the third -Face of Virgo, afcendsa decrepid old Man leaning on, 2 Staff. The fir Degree of np, afcends a Wo-, man adorned, expecting the Sight of a fon. - It fignifies a Lover, either Manor oman. The fecond-Degree. of ag, afcend two Women ftanding idle. It fignifies a Vagabond and idle Perfo, The third Degree of mp, afcends a Man holding a Book of Accompts inlis Hand. . It denotes.a Merchant or an. Excile- man, _ The fourth. Degree of mg, afcends @ Man at Plough with Oxen. ca Tr denotes a Labourer in the Field. . The fifth. Degree. of mg, afcends. a» Eagle refting. .. iC17) Yedenotes a Man living without any Labour or Work. The fixth Degree of a, afcends a Woman well cloathed ftanding idle. , A very idle Perfon it reprefents, . The feventh Degree of mg, alcends a afimple Woman and idle, Tt denotes a fluggith Perfon, The cighth Degree of ng, afcends a Man fitting under a Tree. ; It denotes a Shepherd or Shepherdefs. The ninth Degree of np, afcends a Woman well cloathed, with a red Face, flanding idle. The Perfon hereby fignified will be angry, luxurious. The tenth Degree of mg, afcends a Man well cloathed, ftanding idle, holding — an Apple in his Hand. ° Tt denotes a Vagabond or Wanderer about, The eleventh Degree of ng, afcends a white Horle bridled, running. The Perfon hereby fignified will be fwift afoot. The twelfth Degree of m, afcends a Man in red Clothes, with a -black Face. A wicked Perfon it reprefents. The thirteenth Degree of my, afcend two Women gathering Rofes. | It-( 118 ) Tt denotes a merry jocular Perfon, The fourteenth Degree of ag, afcends an Ox flanding in Patture. , It denotes a laborious Perfon, anda perfe& Slave. The fifteenth Degree of np, alcend two merry Women ftanding together. It fignifies a merry Perfon withon Care. The fixteenth Degree of 1, alceni two Dogs running together. It denotes a Huntlman, or one be longing tothe Game. The feventeenth Degree of t, afcents a fair Caftle compaffed about with Wa's. It denotes a Perfon living in Safety. The eighteenth Degree of ng, alcents a Tree full of Leaves flanding in Gra Tt denotes the Perfon to be a Labourer in Woods. The nineteenth Degree of ap, afcen's a Man fitting as a Servant upon a Hore. The Perfon will be a Retainer tox nother. The twenticth Degree of im, alcents’ Bird following a Mole or a Moule. _ It fignifies a Perfon contrary to othe: ‘The twenty firft Gegree of m, alcens a Man ftanding and holding Gold in bi: right, and Silver in his lefe Hand. Tr denotes a very rich Perfon. he(119)>. The twenty fecond Degree of mp, af cends a naked Woman carrying a Goat and a Lamb on. her Shoulders, -Tt denotes an immodeft Perfon, im- pedent and whorish, eae The twenty third Degree of m, a Man afcends rowing a Boat in the Wa- ter with an Oar. : Tt denotes a Mariner, or Seaman. The twenty fourth Degree of m, af ceads a Bird bound by the Neck to a Pot. = * It fignifies a Man who will be re- fuained and held to hard Labour. The twenty fifth Degree of iy, af cends a Man cafting a Stone into a Ditch. It fignifies a litigions Perfon. The twenty fixth Degree of w, ef- cend two Men difcourfing together. The Perfon hereby denoted - will be well educated, . The twenty feventh Degree of mp, af cend two Women ftanding idle. An idle Perfon is denoted by this egree, The twenty eighth Degree of wp, af cnd Birds, fome flying in the Air and lome upon the Ground. " fignifies the Man fhall have much nts, The(120) The twenty ninth Degree of w, af cends Dew or Rain falling on the Ground, The Perfon will be religions, anda good Churchman. The thirtieth Degree of ®, afcendsa dumb Man ftanding ftill. Tt denotes a Fool and an Idiot, fome- times a cunning Knave. Seventhly of Libra. FRHE Girt Face of Librais of the >, and is a Face of Juftice, Right and Truth, of fuccouring the weak a gainft the ftrong and the wicked, and of helping the poor and miferable. The cond Face-of Libra is of h, and isa Face of Gluttony, of Sodomy, of Singing and Mirth, and following evil Pleafures, The third Face of Libra is of 1, and‘is a Face of Quietnels, Plenty, ad of good Life, quiet and fecure. The firt Face ot Libra, afcends 4 Student having a Book open before him. . The fecond Face of Libra, afeends a old Man in a Gown, fitting in a Char very grave. The third Face of Libra, afcends 4 young Man having a Cup in his Hae( 121) The firft Degree of sx, afcends a’ Man holding in each Hand a Spear... The Man that has this Afcendht will be a Warriour. Lo The fecond Degree of =, afcends: a Clergyman with a Pot of Incenfe..- It fignifies a religious and faithful Perfon. The third Degree of «, afcends a decrepid Man, crooked in his. Hands, and Heet, and Legs. It denotes a miferable laborious Per- fon. . The fourth Degree of x, afcends a Man at Plough with Horfes. It denotes a Labourer in the Fields, m part a Slave, The fifth Degree of , afcends a bhek Bird with a red Bil, It denotes a fat grofs Man. The fixth Degree of x, afcends a Man drawing a Plough himfelfi It fignifies a Man taking a great deal or Pains without any Senie or Reafon. The feventh Degree of «, afcends a a, holding a Gold Ring in his right and, The Perfon is fignified to be a Lover, oF courteous, The eighth Degree of +, afcends a oman weeping over one that is fick. G It( 122 ) It reprefents a forrowfiul Man, The, ninth Degree of x, alcends a Man Hfelding a Sword over his Head in his right Hand, _ Te fignifies a litigious Perfon: The tenth Degree of ws, afcends a black Bird holding his Beak to the Ground. The Perfon is fignified to be altoge- ther a Sloven. The eleventh Degree of :x,-afcends a Mah with black Hands and Face, but white Feet, _ Tt denotes an idle, dull, and unftable wavering minded Perfon. The twelfth Degree of o, afcends a Woman ftanding and looking -about her, The Perfon having this Afcendant will be a flothfil vagabond Perfon. The thirteenth Degree. of wa, afcend a-Man and a Woman.going two ever?! Ways. he Perfon having this Degree ati- fing, will be contentious, and live divi- ded -from others. The fourteenth Degree of x, afcends a great Looking-glafs fixed upon a Wall. It denotes a proud Perfon. The fifteenth Degree of =, afcend two Hearts hanging. together. It.fignifies a Worldling: Th GJZ) The fixteenth Degree of 5 afcends a Camel running. Cat It denotes the Perfon to be fwift and valiant, Cea, The feventeenth Degree of x,’ alterds a Burd fweetly finging =, Tt denotes a Perfon full of Mirth, The eighteenth Degree, of , afcetids the Similitude of a Village neatly, built. Tt fignifies a Man having Dominion in the Country. igs The nineteenth Degree of :4;'alcends a fair Caftle oh a Mountain. Tt denotes a very noble Man. - The twentieth Degree of x, afcends a fair Altar beautifully adored: |. It fignifies a religious and honett’ Per. fon, Veet ak, The twenty fir Degree of Ss, alcends a Man riding on an Als or Horle. The Man will be a Horfeman, or’ Groom, and Servant. oad, The twenty fecond Degree of vi,’ af cond two Horfes fadied/ = i. It denotes a Man coveting’ much, and’ cnjoying little. / L The twenty third Degree of =, af cends a Phyfician viewing an Urinal through a Glafs. It denotes the Man to be a Phyfici- ‘n, who has this Degree, G 2 - The(124) The twenty fourth Degree of a, afcends a Man in the upper Part, and a Horfe in the lower Parts, beating a Dragon with a Staff. It denotes a ftrong Perfon. The twenty fifth Degree of ws, af cends a Peacock ftanding in the Grals. It denotes a very proud Perfon.* The twenty fixth Degree of *,alcends a Man beating a Lyon with a Staff. It denotes the Perfon to be a Conque- ror in War. The twenty feventh Degree of *, af cends a fhady Tree ftanding in a Gar- den. Tt denotes the Man to be a Gardiner. The twenty eighth Degree of , af cends a Man labouring with a Spade. A laborious Perfon it reprefents, The twenty ninth Degree of x, af cends a Woman ftanding idle. Ie fignifies an idle Perton, as alfo flothful. The thirtieth Degree of xz, afcends a Hare running out of a Wood. The Man hereby fignified will be in conftant and unitable. +Eighthly( 125) Eighibly of Scorpio. rIOHE firlt Face of Scorpio is of 33 [ and is a Face of Strife, Sadnefs, Deceit, Detrattion, Perdition and Trea- chery. The fecond Face of Scorpio is of the 9, and is a Face of Affronts, Dete- fons, ftirring up Mifchiefs and Quar- rels between Men, and continuing that Serife which it ftirrech up. The third Face of Scorpio is of 2, and is a Face of War, Drunkennefs, and Violence, Fornication, Wrath and Pride, In the firft Face of Scorpio, appear two Men a fighting, and tearing one a- nother by the Hair. In the fecond Face of Scorpio, afcends a Man fitting ona Stool, and two Dogs a fighting by him. In the third Face of Scorpio, afcend two Womea pulling one another by the Hair of che Head, one having a Staff in ber Hand, ftriking the other on the Head, (and therefore they mutt needs be very wicked.) . The firtt Degree of -m, afcends’ a Man holding a Spear in his Hand, It denotes a Thief and a wicked Fel- ow, . G 3 The( 126 ) The fecond Degre of m, attends a Man riding upon an Elephant. Tt denotes a ftrong, valiant and ftable Perfon. ’ The third Degree of m, afeends a Man ftanding idle, , Ts declares the Perfon to be wicked and idle, &c. The fourth Degree of m, afcends a Man playing on a Harp. Te denotes a jocund or merry Perfon. The fifth Degree of m, alcends a Man wanting the lower Part of his Body. : * The Perfon will be imperfeéy in his Deeds. ~The fixth Degree of m, afcends an AG or Horfe bridled and fadled, ready for to ride. “Tt fignifies a Man producing few Things to good Effect. The feventh Degree of m, alcends a Man fitting, and having a Purie of Mo- ney in his right Hand, and in his left a golden Cup. “Tt denotes a rich Merchant or Dealer. The eighth Degree of m, afcendsa great Cock ftanding. ; Ie denotes the Man to be a Scrivenet or Student.(127 ) The ninth Degree of -m, afcends a - Man fitting in a Tub. It denotes one of little Wit, The tenth Degree of m, afcends a Head with a Face much wrinkled. It fignifies a Perfon of ftrange Opi- mons. The eleventh Degree of m, afcends a Man holding a Scorpion by the Neck. - It fignifies an envious deceitful Perfor. . The twelfth Degree of m, afcends a great Serpent with three Flies biting of her’ Jt fignifics a wife Man, but wicked. The thirteenth Degree of m, afcends a fair and flrong Tower. The Perfon will be a ftrong Labourer. The fourteenth Degree of m,afcends a Well without Water. It fignifies a Man void of Senfe, ‘and without Wit. The fifteenth Degree of m, afcends a fair Woman ftanding idle. . _ Tt denotes an idle and filly fort of Per- fon. The fixteenth Degree of m, alcends a Woman giving Alms to a poor Man. Tt fignifies a merciful Perfon. The feventeenth Degree of. m, afcends a Wolf running in a Field. : I: fgnifies a Thief and a. Murderer. G4 The( 128 ) The eighteenth Degree of mM, alcends a Houfe, and a Woman hiding herfelf behind the Door. It denotes a fluggith, idle, carele Perfon, The nineteenth Degree of m, afcends a Vog witha great Mouth and Fars. It reprefénts a noble and rich Perfon, The twentieth Degree of ™, alcends a Man fitting on a Camel, Te fignifies a valiant couragions Man, The twenty firtt Degree of m, alcends a Horfe ftanding freely in a Field. It fignifies the Perfon thall not be {ub- jet to the Yoke of others, The twenty fecond Degree of m, af cends a great Flood of Water. An unftable Perfon is hereby denoted. The twenty third Degree of m, af cend many Rivers flowing out of a Fountain. It fignifies an unftable, inconftant Perfon. The twenty fourth Degrce of m, af cends a Woman holding a Diftatf in her right Hand. It denotes a laborious Perfon, The twenty fifth Degree of m, ak cends a Wolf carrying a Fowl in his Mouth. It fignifies a Thief and a Robber. * eC19) The twenty fixth Degree of it, af, cends a Man carrying Garments fpoiled on his Shoulders. ; It denotes a Deftroyer of Goods, &c. The twenty feventh Degree of m, af cend two Men {peaking together. It fignifies a jocund fociable Perfon. The twenty eighth Degree of m, af cends a Houfe or a great Church. It denotes a Man much given to- Prayers, The twenty ninth Degree of m, af- cnds a Mafter fitting with a Book open. Mt denotes a ftudions and learned Man. The thirtieth Degree of m, ascerids a Serpent with a great Head. It denotes a prudent and wife Perfon. Ninthly of Sagitary. Tt HE firft Face of Sagitary is of 3, ! and is a Face of Boldnef, Free- . dom and Warfare. The cond Face of Sagitary is of the 1, and is a Face of Fear, of Lamen- tation, Grief, and of a fearful Spirit over his own Rody. The third Face of Sagitary is of 1, and isa Pace of Wilfulnels and not be- mg perfivaded from it, of contrarying, BS yield'ng,- (30) yielding, Agility in Evil, Strife and hor- rible Things, ~The firft Face of Sagitary, alcends a Man armed with a Poll-ax in his Hand. The fecond Face of Sagitary, afcends a Man fitting mourning on a Stool. The third Face of Sagitary, aftends a Man with a Feather in his Hat, hold- ing a Staff on ‘the top of his Fingers. The firft Degree of 7, afcend three Men ftanding without Heads. ° The Perfon hereby fignified will be religious and juft. a The fecond’ Degree of 7, afcends « Man fhooting an Arrow out ofa Crof- bow. . “Te fignifies a Perfon always litigious. The third Degree of 7, afcends a Man fitting‘on a Ram cloathed with a flame of Fire, Ic fignifies a litigious and troublefome Perfon. - The fourth Degree of Sagitary, afcends a Man carrying a Spear on his Shoulder. It fignifes a Deftroyer, a waftelul Perfon. The fifth Degree of 7, afcends an Ox with three Horns. : , Tt denotes a Man of good Under- Handing, TheC131) The fixth Degree of 2, afcends a fair young Boy crowned with Laurel, and a Shcpherd’s Crook in his right Hand, ‘The Perfon hereby denoted will be a a Ranger or a Shepherd. The feventh Degree of 7, altends a Woman ftanding idle. The Perfon hereby fignified will be an idle Perfon. The eighth Degree of 7, afcend two Men playing at Dice upon a Table. Tt denotes a Player or Gamefter. The ninth Degree of 2, afcends a great Fire of Wood burning. It fignifies the Perfon to bea Lae bourer in fiery Butinefs. The tenth Degree of x7, afcends a— Portion of Gold and Silver in the Earth. It fignifies a rich and careful Perfon. The eleventh Degree of , afcends an Ape fitting upon a Wolf. It fignifies a Ruler: over another Man; The twelfth Degree of 7, afcends a- Man riding upon a Goat. Tt denotes a Contrarier of other People. The thirteenth Degree of 7, afcends + Nan ‘having his Hands bound behind him. It fignifies a conquered vanquifh’d Man, G6 The( 132 ) The fourteenth Degree of #, afcends a Mafter holding a Book open. The Perfon shereby fignified will- be learned, The fifteenth Degree of 7, aftends a Man walking by a Horfe fadled. It denotes a fearful and cowardly Perfon. The fixteenth Degree of 7, aicend Chariot-Wheels without the Body. It fignifies a Perfon void of Reafon. The feventeenth Degree of 2, afcends a decrepid Perfon leaning on a Staff. Te denotes a Man much given to Pray- er and Meditation. The eighteenth Degree of 2, afcends a Man holding a Bird by the ‘Tail, and in the other Hand a burning Torch. The Perfon fignified hereby will be a Fowler, or a Searcher of Secrets. The nineteenth Degree of 7, afcendsa Houfe compaffed about with burning Faggots, The Man hereby fignified will be 2 Labourer, and compaffed about with Dreads and Fears. The twentieth Degree of z, atcend | three Men walking, leading one another by the Arms. It denotes one merry and fociable.(133 ) The twenty firft Degree of , afcends 1 Man ftanding in the Habit of a Dodtor. Tt denotes a wife Man. The twenty fecond Degree of ¥, af cnd two Men piercing one another with their Swords, , Kt fignifies a Thief and Man-flayer. The twenty third Degree of , afcends i Woman cutting another in the Breaft with a Knife. it denotes one bloody-minded and a Murderer. The twenty fourth Degree of vat cls a Man running himflf through weh a Sword, It denotes one that is his own Enemy only. . The twenty fifth Degree of #, afcends ? Man vomiting upon the Ground. It fignifies a Drunkard, yet a labo- fous Perfon, The twenty fixth Degree’ of 2, af cds a Man playing with a little Staff, The Man will be a Stage-player, and amerry one. The twenty feventh Degree of 7, af ends a Man han.ing with his Hands ona Beam, Kt denotes a mercy Fellow. The -C134 ) The twenty eighth Degree of 4, af cends a Man riding on a Camel, It fignifics a valiant and bold Perfon, The twenty ninth Degree of 2, a- cends a Man tumbling himfelf out of one Bed to another. A childith and foolifh Perfon it fg. nifies. The thirtieth Degree of 2, afcendsa Man holding Horfe-ihoes in his Hand. It fignifies a Blackfmith, Tenthly of Capricorn. HE firft Face of Capricorn is of 1, TE and is a Face of Wandering, of Travail, of Joy, of Gain and’ Lofs, with WeaknefS and Vilenefs. The fecond Face of Capricorn isof ¢, and is a Face of feeking ftich ‘Things as cannot be known, and feeking after fiich Things as cannot be attained to. The third Face of Capricora is of the @,and is a Face of Cevetoufnefs, of go verning one’s Subftance, of not fuflicing himfelf, and o' fufpecting. ‘The firit Face of Capricorn, afcends 4 Man travelling a-foot. The fezond Face of Capricorn, afcends a Mian reaching a Bird in the Au. TheC135 ) The third Face of Capricorn, attends a Man fitting ata Table telling his Mo- ney. "The fit Degree of vs, attend two Meo in like Form. {t denotes a jocund amiable Perfon. | The second Degree of v8, afcends a Man carrying a Reed on his Shoulder. Jt denotes a Perfon to be meek, and mild, and juft. , The third Degree. of vs, afcends a great Serpent, It denotes a wife and fubtle Perfon. The fourth Degree of vs, afcend two Rakes ina Field. It denotes a Clown, wildith Sort of Perfon, The fifth Degree of vs, afcend two greet Gatés open.” It denotes a Perfon given to Charity and good Deeds. — The fixth “Degree of w, afcends a. Man carrying two. Dogs on_ his. Shoul- crs, BS It fignifies a litigious, troublefome erfon. 7 , The feventh Degree of v3, afcends a Man ftanding between two Women. The Perfon denoted by this’ Degree Will be very ‘merry. , “ The( 136 ) The eighth Degree of vs, aftends a Hand holding a Bird. It fignifies a Fowler or a Hunter, The ninth Degree of ve, afcends a Man falling on the Ground. It denotes a feeble and weak Perfon, The tenth Degree of vs, afcends a Man with a Lapwing on each Hand, The fame denotes a Hunter or a Fowler. The eleventh Degree of vs, afcends a K'ng crowned, receiving Letters from a Miefienger. The Perfon hereby denoted will be an Ambaffador or a Prince. The twelfth Degree of vs, afcends 2 Man running faft. Je denotes a Swift Perfon or Meffen- ger. ‘The thirteenth Degree of v?, afcends a Man carrying a Goat-skin on his Shoul- ders, Je denotes a Hangman or a barbarous Perfon. The fourteenth Degree of vs, afcents a Hand holding a Spear. iv imports a litigious, troublefome enfin, _ Tae fiteenth Degree of vs, afcends 4 fan bending his Knees, It( 137 ) It denotes a very noble Man that = lath this Degree. ; The fixteenth Degree of vs, a{cends a Man riding an unbridled Horfe, qt denotes a.Man without Power. : . ‘The feventeenth Degree of ¥8, afcends aMen with a Dog’s Head, It denotes a Man full of Strife, The eighteenth Degree of VS, afcends aMen divided in one half. so It denotes a foolith, childith Perfon. The nineteenth Degrce of vs, alcends a Man having four Legs ftanding idle, © It fignifies a Man playing or refting hen he fhould be at Work. The twentieth Degree of vs, alends mn Ape looking on himflf in a Glafs, Ie denotes a moft prond ambitions rion, The twenty firft Degree of v8, afcends ‘Man with'a Book open in his Hand, It fignifies a high learned Man. ‘he twenty fecond Degree of vr, af hs a Man digging the Ground with @ Spade, _ lt denotes a Labourer or hard works ng Man, The twenty third Degree of vs, af- Hn 1 Man leading a Woman by the and, Tc( 138 ) | It fignifies a Lover, or a Courtier of Women. The twenty fourth Degree of vs, af cends a Cooper working.on a Cask, | Tt denotes an Artificer, or an ingeni- ous Perfon. i" The twenty fifth Degree of vs, of @ cends a Man with a Hawk in his Hant. § It denotes a Nobleman, but very oof vetous. j The twenty fixth Degree of vs, aC ¥ cénds a fair Grove of ‘Tvees moft fine} and green. i It denotes a Perfon to be delighted in Woods. The twenty feventh Degrec of ¥, ate cends a Man lying on the Grafs. : It fignifies a weak and feeble Perfor. The twenty eighth Degree of ¥8, 2] cends a Man carrying Earth on his Head. Tt denotes a rich Man, but crafiy an! covetous. : The twenty ninth Degree of v8, a| cends a fair Woman fitting on a Stool. Tt denotes a Perfon full of Jollicy and Mirth. The thirtieth Degree of ¥S, afcends the Tail of a Fish. _ Tt denotes a Man imperfeé in bis Deeds, and falfe to his Promiles. | Eleventlil( 139 ) Eleventhly of Aquarius. HE fir Face of Aqmarius is of ' 9, and is a Face of an anxious Spirit, grieving after Gain, and never tng, of Labour, Lofs, Poverty and Vilenefs, oe The fecond Face of Aguarius is of 3, md is a Face of Beauty, Underftand- ing, Humanity, Modefty, good Manners, Compliments and Freedom. =” The third Face of guarins is of the i and is a’ Face of Detection and AE ronts, : In the firfk Face of Aquarius, afcends Woman fitting Spinning on a Rock,’ In the {cond Face of Aquarius, af ends a comely Perfon well cloathed, fit- ting on a Stool.” oO In the third Face of Aquarius, afcends «Man having ah envious Look, ‘holding his Hand on his Sides. a The firt Degree of sx, afcends a Man holding in each Hand a Bird. , It denotes a Fowler, or a bufy Fel- bw, The fecond Degree of #7, aftends a i bolting both his Hands upon ‘his ead, I; fignifies a forrowful Perfon. , ee eC t4o ) 3 The third Degree of x, afcends a Man’ holding one Hand upon his Head. Jt denotes a Man full of Grief. : The fourth Degree of 2, afcends al Man riding on his Treafure. q _ Te denotes a Merchant or a Dealer, (may be in the Souch-Sea.) dl The fifth Degree of a, afcends a Wo-§ man going before, and a Man following her " Tc denotes a folicitous Perfon, or a§ Whore-mafter. i The fixth Degree of as, afcends a3 Man playing with a Staff. i It denotés a merry Perfon. The feventh Degree of sv, afcends aj Sword drawn, lying on the Ground, | It denotes a Soldier or warlike Perfor. } The eighth Degree of s¥, aftends 4] Man holding a Chain in his Hand Tt fignifics a Man not enjoying himfelt The ninth Degree of x, afcends ont: Man lifting up another from the Ground.’ Tt denotes an idle and lazy Perfon. The tenth Degree of a, afcends a Man ftanding without a Head. Tt reprefents a Man without any Power. The eleventh Degree -of s+, afcendsm armed Man without a Head. It denotes a Nobleman without PoweC r4r The twelfth Degree of zx, afcends an wmed Man {miting down a King. The Man hereby fignitied, will be a Ruler over a King; (that is not right fra Subject to do £6.) | The thirteenth Degree of a, afcends + Troop of Horle-men armed. It denotes a litigions Perfon, and a Robber. The fourteenth Degree of ax, afcends «Man holding a Boot in his Hand. Itreprefents a forrowful Perfon, (more lie a Horfeman.) The fifteenth’ Degree of sm, afcend to Men riding on an Unicorn, I denotes a moft fierce and bold ‘rion, . The fixteenth Degree of zx, afcends a Nan holding Fire in his Hand, The Perfon hereby fignified will be a Labourer with Fire. The feventeenth Degree of sx, alcends ‘Woman lying fick a bed. An infirm and idle Perfon it reprefents, The eighteenth Degree of #7, afcends ‘great Owl ftanding fill. {denotes an envious and jealous Perfon. he nineteenth Degree of a, afcends a “én holding another’s Head in his Hand. t denotes a Perfon having Power and nthority, ’ TheC142) a The twentieth Degree’ of sx, afcends ag Jame Woman leaning on a Staff. j Te fignifies a weak and feeble Perfor. § - Phe twenty firt Degree of 2, afcendsd a Man cloathed, lying on his Back ong the Ground. ; Te denotes a very feeble and’ wearied§ Perfon. : The twenty fecond Degree of s, aff cends a Man cutting off another’s Hands, and Feet witha Hatchet. ; It denotes a wicked and malicious} Perfon. i The twenty third Degree of st, a4 cend two Logs running together. ; Te fignifies a Man given to Sport orf Gaming. : The twenty fourth Degree of =, af _cends a Man weeping, holding his Hand on his Head. It denotes a Perfon always forrowful | The twenty fifth Degree of =, a cends cne carrying a great Spear. It denoves the Perfon to be 2 Thief os wicked Perfon. The twenty fixth Degree of *, af cends Water flowing out of a git Mountain. en Te fignifies an unftable,’ unfettled Per- fon. TheC143) . The twenty feventh: Degree of sv) af ends a: Houfé compaffed’ about witha frong Wall, os It denotes the Perfon to be fafe'in hig Deeds, The twenty eighth Degree’ of x, af- nds a Man drinking out of a Veffel. It declares a joyful: and nierry Perfon, (more like a: Drunkard.) The twenty ninth Degree of 2, af cends a Man fitting on Horleback, ‘hhold- ing « Sword-drawn in his Hand. It fignifies a Warriour and a Forni: “cator, The thirtieth Degree of sx, afcends a King crowned; fitting on-a Throne. It denotes a Man living at Peace and - Concord amiongft his Neighbours. Twelfthly of Pifces. ‘PRE firft: Face of Pifces is of }, A and is a Face of many Thoughts, t Journeys, and ‘removing from Place to ns of feeking’ after Subftance and 00d. The fecond Face of Pifces is of v, itis a Hace of praifing one’s felf, of a high Mind, of feeking'‘ after and inter- meudling with great’ and high Things. ‘heC144 Jo The third Face of Pifces is of 2, and is a Face of Fornication and Em- braces, of great Delight with Women, and loving Peace and Quietnels. The firft Face of Pifces, afcends a Man travelling, carrying a Burden on his Back. The fecond Face of Pifces, afcends an antient Man pointing with his Hand to the Sky. The third Face of Pifces, afcends a young Man embracing a beautiful Wo- man., The firft Degree of x, afcend two Men with one Head joyned together. It fignifies a troublefome and incot ftant Perfon. The fecond Degree of x, afcends a Man fitting on the Karth. Tt denotes a Clown. The third Degree of x, afcends Man eating a Roll of Bread. The Perfon fignified will be a Baker. The fourth Degree of x, afcends a Unicorn lying on his Back. Tt denotes a Perfon without any Power: The fifth Legree of x, afcend two Maids ftanding together. It fignifies a merry Perfon. The fixch Degree of x, afcends a grett Bird feeding on the Ground. ItC45) It denotes .a rafh covetous Perfon. The feventh Degree of x, aftends a Man holding in each Hand a Bell. © It denotes a Sexton, or a Keeper of a Church, The eighth Degree of x, afeends a Man fitting in a Tub with a Broth imhis Han ” d. Pe It denotes a Maker of Baths, or a. Scowerer. The ninth Degree of x, aftends a File, grim walking. . : Tt denotes ia religious Perfon. —_- The tenth Degree of x, afcends @ Man: beating in a Mortar. It denotes ‘a laborious Perion, and for, little Profit.. The eleventh Degree of X, aftends a Man walking with a Staff under ‘his = “denotes a Vagabond and an idle erion, The twelfth Degree of x, afcends a young Man looking behind him, with a’ - fierce Countenance. Tt denotes a timorous and a malicious / erfon, The thirteenth Degree of x, afcend a Man and a Woman riding on Horfeback. It denotes and fi ignites a very idle erfon, H The(146 -) The fourteenth Degree of , afcendsa Man entting of Wood. The. Perfon will be a Labourer in Wood, ; The fifteenth Degree of %, afcends a Man with a Knife drawn in his Hand, . Ie denotes a Man preparing himflf to Strife. , The fexteenth Degree of x, afcends a Man holding a Cock in his Hand. -.¥¢ fignifies a Nobleman that hath this - Degree. ; The feventeenth Degree of x, alterids a Man drowning himfelf in the Water, (I don’t fuppofe to be im the Fire) Tt denotes a fenfelefs, foolith Perfon. The eighteenth Degree of x, afcend two Horfemen a fighting. It fignifies a troublefome, ; litigious Perfon. The nineteenth Degree of x, afcends a Man piercing himéelf through witha Sword. The Perfon hereby derioted, will be the Caufé of his own Death. - The twentieth Degrce of x, afcends4 oon fhining in the Night. An unftable, inconftant Perfon is here- by fignified. . The twenty firft Degree of x, afcend two Men flabbing one another. It(347 ) Jt denotes 2 Murderer, or a Slayer. The twenty fecond Degree of x, af- cends a Woman fwimming in a Boat. Tt denotes an inconftant Perfon. The twenty third Degrée’ of x, af cends a Woman having her Garment rent. It denotes an immodeft Perfon and a Whoremonger. ; The twenty fourth Degree of x, af cend a Man and a Woman lying in a Bed together. It denotes a lafcivious, unfatisfied Peré fon. ; Cot The twenty fifth Degree of x, afcends a Man cafting a Stone into a Ditch, Tt denotes a troublefome, knavith Perfon. —— The twenty fixth Degree of x, af cends a Woman cutting off a Man’s Head with an Ax when he lyes afleep: Tt fignifies a Man-flayer, a wicked © and undaunted Man, The twenty feventh Degree of %, af cends a Woman ftanding naked piffing. ‘ i‘ immodeft Perfon is hereby figni- - ed. The twenty eighth Degree of ¥, af cends a Man walking by a Horfe, hald- ing in one Hand a- Bird, and in the other Hand a Serpent. H: It