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Book IV – Astrologia Munda
Section II – Chapter XVII
[Southern] If southern, merchants and trades-men shall be on the
thriving and gaining hand.
[Oriental] If he is oriental, he denotes peace, quietness and security, and no war.
[Occidental] Occidental, the safety of trees, and much fruit.
[Retrograde] And if retrograde, he denotes coughs, and pains in the hinder part
of the head and neck, also in the thighs.
[Direct] If direct, a death of mortality amongst cattle.
[Mars Lord of the Year in Capricorn]
Again, if Mars is Lord of the Year in any Revolution and located in Capricorn,
he denotes wars, tribulation and slaughter to young men, perplexities of fears to
the eastern parts; also rain in due season, and that moderate, plenty of all
provisions, and a fruitful and plentiful year.
[North latitude] And if he has north latitude, he signifies much snow in those
parts where it is usual and requisite.
[Southern] If he has southern latitude, he denotes a close, hot air.
[Oriental] If oriental, let the Roman Emperor have a care of a stab, and so much
the more assured will this be if the Moon be in the eighth house, or joined by
body or aspect to the Lord thereof, or joined to Mars in any of the angles, or
indeed any other house; especially in the eighth, or be beheld by the square or
opposition of the Lord of the eighth; and the more assuredly will this be, and
you may be confident thereof, if there is mutual reception also between them, or
either of them, and the Lord of the eighth; for if then Jupiter prevent not by his
benevolent beams, and cast his aspect unto Mars or the Moon, he will not
escape with life that Revolution, unless God miraculously shows his infinite
mercy towards him.
[Occidental] If he is occidental, blotches, boils, and such like,
shall molest the bodies of men.
[Direct] If direct, abundance of plenty is promised during that
Revolution.
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