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Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section III – Chapter III Chapter III Containing considerations from the Sun and Moon when the Revolution is either diurnal or nocturnal, also when the Revolution happens at sun-setting and break of day; from the Lord of the hour, Part of Fortune, the indisposition of Saturn and Mars, from their conjunction with the Dragons Head and Tail in any annual Revolution. [If any Revolution is diurnal] You are to diligently observe whether the Revolution in any year is by night or by day, i.e. diurnal of nocturnal. If it is diurnal, have regard to the Sun; how and where he is posited in the figure at the time of the Revolution, and how aspected of the fortunes or infortunes, for if he is well aspected by benevolent and adjuvant 1 planets it signifies according to the nature and signification of the planets aspecting him and the nature of the signs they are in. If he is beheld maliciously and unfortunately by malevolents, judge the contrary, damage and evil. For if, the Sun is strong, well dignified and aspected, he signifies 2 the accomplishment of some high and remarkable action. See also if the Lord of the then Ascendant is strong essentially and accidentally well aspected. For if so, he shall signify prosperity, health and happiness during that Revolution to those regions, cities, towns and places subject to the sign which is then upon the cusp of the Ascendant; also to that kingdom or nation for which the Revolution is made and the kingdoms, regions and places subject to the Lord of the Ascendant. But, if he 3 is weak, afflicted and impedited, he shall signify trouble, vexation, misery, detriment and very much unhappiness 4 unto those aforesaid places subject to the Lord of the Ascendant and the sign thereof. And if the Ascendant is Libra, and Venus who is Lady thereof is cadent from it or from an angle, impedited, retrograde or combust, afflicted by the malevolents or any other ways unfortunate; it signifies there shall happen sadness, vexation, trouble, misery, and many infirmities and destruction 1 ad•ju•vant – adj. that helps or aids; auxiliary n. 1) a person or thing that helps 2) a substance added to a drug to aid its action, specifically in increasing immune response. 2 NOTE BY RAMESEY: the Revolution being diurnal. 3 the Sun 4 NOTE BY RAMESEY: according to the quantity and quality of his affliction. 146
Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section III – Chapter III in an high measure to all those regions, towns, cities, kingdoms and nations under the dominion of Venus and Libra; those you are taught in the second book. And so likewise judge of any other planet and sign in the same nature. [If the Revolution is nocturnal] But if the Revolution is nocturnal, you are to have regard to the place and strength of the Moon, as you have heard of the Sun, and judge accordingly. For if the Moon is Lady of the Year or of the Ascendant; increasing in light and motion, in Cancer well dignified and aspected of the benevolent planets; you shall judge the year will be successful, the people generally healthy, fortunate and happy. But, if she is weak, impedited, afflicted of the malevolent planets, slow in motion, decreasing in light and impedited; judge the contrary and that this good or evil shall chiefly be incident to those regions and places signified by her and Cancer. But, if she is not in Cancer, look to the planet that is then her dispositor, i.e. he that is Lord of the sign she is in, and see whether he be essentially or accidentally debilitated or afflicted, and accordingly judge as you have heard of the Moon, good or bad, as he 1 is strong or weak; and that it shall happen to the places subject to the sign ascending, the Lord thereof and to the sign wherein the Moon is and its Lord, as also the region for which your figure is erected. See also if the Moon 2 is either in conjunction or aspect with Saturn 3 without any reception either of house [i.e. domicile], exaltation, triplicity, term or face, 4 and the Moon decreasing in light. For if so, the mischief and 1 I.e. the ruler of the sign the Moon is in if she is not in her own domicile Cancer! 2 NOTE BY RAMESEY: the Revolution being nocturnal. 3 NOTE BY RAMESEY: or any other malevolent planet if in your figure you find him also accidentally significator of mischief and impediment. [More than likely what Ramesey means by ’accidentally made significator of mischief’ is that the malefic or other planet is posited in a ’bad’ house, e.g. the 6th , 12th , 8th or even 7th . –Or that malefic or other planet rules a bad house or ‘house of mischief’. – Editor] 4 The ancients were for the most part unanimous in that reception occurred when a planet was applying to another in that applying planet’s domicile, exaltation and at least two of these minor dignities (i.e. Triplicity, terms or Decan) or the applying planet was itself in the domicile, exaltation, or at least two of the minor dignities of the planet to whom it was applying. «The reception of the planets is when a planet is joined to planet by its own domicile or its own exaltation; then it receives it in a good spirit and in a perfect reception. There is also another reception that is below this, i.e. less than that , e.g. when a planet is joined to the ruler of its own triplicity and terms or to the ruler of the terms and the face, i.e. when it is joined to a planet that has in its own place two or more of those minor dignities; and then it will be a true reception. But if it has only one, there will 147
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