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Book IV – Astrologia Munda
Section II – Chapter XVIII
Chapter XVIII
Containing the accidents signified by the Sun when he is Lord of the Year in any of
the twelve signs
Labour but to understand the nature of every planet and sign, and to distinguish
exactly every ones strength and fortitudes from his debilities, and then by
observing the reasons of what has been already said in these three forgoing
Chapters, in handling the significations of these superior planets you may soon
know how to understand the signification of the Sun in every sign; whenever he
is Lord of the Year, and judge of them without any further instruction.
[The Sun Lord of the Year in Aries free from affliction]
Yet thus much I shall say; If the Sun is Lord of the Year in Aries, free from the
malevolent aspects of the infortunes, it shall be well with the common people;
the year shall be fruitful and successful unto them, as also to great, noble and
rich men, kings and the grandees of the earth, and that they shall be fortunate in
honour, and shall overcome their enemies, be gracious and loving to their
people and shall do them justice, etc.
[The Sun Lord of the Year in Aries, weak or afflicted 1
]
But if he is in Aries afflicted and impeded, judge the contrary. Yet know that
whatever he signifies, whether good or evil in Aries or its triplicity, shall
chiefly happen in and to those parts subject unto the sign and their cities and
towns, and more particularly to the eastern parts thereof; so understand of the
rest of the signs when he or indeed any of the other planets are located in them
or in any triplicity.
1 I think it would be very difficult for the Sun to be weak unless it happens to fall cadent to an angle
and the ascendant, in a ‘bad’ house, joined to the nodes of the Moon, and/or afflicted by strong
malefics in an angle.
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