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Book IV – Astrologia Munda
Section II – Chapter XVI
Chapter XVI
Showing the significations of Jupiter, when he is Lord of the Year in any of the
twelve signs
[Jupiter Lord of the Year in Aries]
We are now in order to descend to Jupiter, being the next planet under Saturn in
the heavens, who if he is in Aries and Lord of the Year, he signifies an
appearance of religion in the eastern parts, or that some new sect, or schism
shall there arise; and men shall be observers and lovers of the laws, both moral
and divine, and shall be given to good works. Also, he signifies much windy
weather and that from the east or eastern parts; as also much cold and rain in
winter, yet not so much as shall be hurtful, or cause any inundation; also, the
fruits of the earth shall be plenteous and seasonably produced. And if he is then
well dignified when he is Lord of the Year and in Aries, he signifies the
prosperous and successful condition of those men, places, cities and countries
subject unto him and the sign wherein he is; that they shall be merry and jovial
and want nothing: the like also to the common people in general, and that they
shall love their superiors; but if he is impeded and weak, judge the contrary.
Also, if Jupiter is in human signs or fiery signs in any Revolution and Lord of
the Year, you are to know 1 that he signifies great and noble men shall be
dejected and perplexed, molested and afflicted, and shall sustain many
losses and disgraces according to the nature of the affliction, and these shall
chiefly be incident to the regions and places subject unto him and the sign in
which he is located, as also the place for which the figure of the Revolution is
erected; but if he is strong, judge the contrary. Also, if he is strong and well
placed or accidentally aspected by any of the other fortunate planets 2
in earthy
or watery signs, he shall denote good to all such things as are thereby signified;
as the fruits of the earth and seeds if in earthy signs, also fishes and such things
as appertain to water, if in watery signs, e.g. as navigators and such as have
their living out of the sea; they shall make good voyages and that safely and
with security. But if he is weak, you may judge danger by shipwreck, tedious
and unprofitable voyages and the like. And so contrariwise, in earthy signs
when he is weak and afflicted, he denotes a scarcity of grain, fruits and seeds,
1
NOTE BY RAMESEY: if he is weak
2
NOTE BY RAMESEY: which you have heard may sometimes accidentally be fortunes
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