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Book IV – Astrologia Munda
Section II – Chapter XVI
beheld> by Saturn, the air shall sometimes be perplexed with unwholesome
fogs and mists.
[Jupiter Lord of the Year in Scorpio]
Again, Jupiter in Scorpio, denotes a good clear air and thin clouds if he is Lord
of the Year and not afflicted; the year shall be plentiful, many seasonable and
sweet showers or rain shall fall, hot weather may be expected in summer, but
very cold in winter, and thick clouds; the air shall be healthy, and there shall be
many northern winds; also the sea shall be free from misfortune; i.e.
shipwrecks, wars, and the like. But if you find him retrograde and in square or
opposition of Saturn or Mars, judge the contrary to what has been said.
[Jupiter Lord of the Year in Sagittarius]
Moreover, if Jupiter is in Sagittarius, he denotes a temperate air in the
beginning of winter, but in the end thereof great cold, but few or no high winds;
also much snow and frost in the spring, insomuch that the fruits of the earth
shall be much damnified thereby, for many of them shall be nipped in the bud
and blasted. And if his latitude is northern, he signifies little rain, but a most
temperate good air; if southern, a turbulent air, and many great gusts of wind. If
he is oriental, noble and rich men shall be in a good and joyful condition; if
occidental, they shall be raised to dignity and renown; if retrograde, it shall not
be safe travelling or voyaging by sea; but if direct, judge them to be safe and
free from any danger that voyage by sea; judge also, that fish, and such
creatures as delight in waters shall increase, etc.
[Jupiter Lord of the Year in Capricorn]
In Capricorn, if he is Lord of the Year, Jupiter does not promise much good
weather. Indeed, he will be the author of much mischief. But according to his
position and the aspects of other planets unto him you are to judge. For if he is
well aspected and free from retrogradation and other impediments, he promises
a plentiful year quo ad Capax, yet no extraordinary abundance, but sufficient;
also a pleasant air, many great southern winds; success and profit to the
common people, etc, But if you find him afflicted by their malevolent aspects,
and ill placed, judge the contrary.
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