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Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section III – Chapter III break of day, the Sun is to be considered in the same manner as you have been shown, and not the Moon, it being so near to the day-breaking. And over and above what has been delivered to you, you are in the consideration of the strength of either the Sun or Moon, to see if either of them is to suffer an eclipse during the time of that Revolution and if so, to look at the place thereof, i.e. in what house of heaven, in what sign and degree of the zodiac, and the Almuten of those places, and the state of those planets in configuration with him, or the place of the eclipse, i.e. whether they are strong or weak, good or bad, and accordingly judge. But more of this in the next section wherein we shall treat of eclipses. [Considerations from the Lord of the Hour, Part of Fortune and is dispositor] Again, you must know that in every Revolution the Lord of the Hour, or planet ruling the time in which the Revolution is made, is to be regarded, as also Part of Fortune and its dispositor. For if, they are well dignified, well placed and aspected of the fortunate and adjuvant planets, you may assuredly conclude that the good signified by the Lord of the Year, or significator of the King, shall be augmented if the Lord of the Year or significator of the King denotes any good. But if they 1 portend evil and the Lord of the Year, Part of Fortune and dispositor is also ill disposed, unfortunate and weak, the mischief will also be augmented. But if, then, the Lord of the Hour, Part of Fortune and its dispositor are strong, the mischief will be diminished, and so the contrary if they may be weak and the Lord of the Year 2 strong, they 3 shall diminish the good signified by them. 4 circle means it has finished its circle and no longer visible. As long as the Sun is above the horizon, it has not finished its course and it [not just its light] is visible! So I disagree with Ramesey. If the Sun has set below the horizon, it has handed over the ‘vault’ of heaven to the Moon even if his light may still exist above the horizon. That is something different; i.e. its light still existing above the horizon even though it has finished its course and has set! The same is also true of daybreak! While Ramesey says we should consider the chart diurnal if it is about one hour to sunrise, it is not sunrise until the Sun rises above the horizon. In the matter of sect, whether the chart is diurnal or nocturnal it is much more correct to use the ancient’s conception of when that was rather than Ramesey’s since it was the their conception [sect], not Ramesey’s. 1 Ramesey is without doubt referring once again to the Lord of the Hour and the Part of Fortune and its dispositor. ‘They’ is more than likely a slip of the pen since he in the same sentence refers the reader to both the Lord of the Year then the Part of Fortune and its Lord! In the beginning of this paragraph, he refers the reader to the Lord of the Hour, the Part of Fortune and its Lord! 2 NOTE BY RAMESEY: and also the significator of the King. 3 I.e. the Lord of the Hour, the Lot of Fortune and its Lord 4 I.e. the Lord of the Year or the significator of the King 150
Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section III – Chapter III [Considerations from the position of Saturn and Mars] Consider also, in every Revolution, the position of Saturn and Mars and see if Mars is stationary to retrogradation and in conjunction with Saturn or Saturn applying to him while he remains stationary, or Mars unto him when he becomes retrograde. For if so, you shall assuredly judge there shall be much fierceness, cruelty, barbarous and outrageous actions among men, and little or no piety, pity or mercy, but malefactors, thieves, cutters, murderers and robbers by the highway 1 shall abound. Servants and the rural sort of people shall be disobedient to their masters and superiors. It shall be worse if Saturn is in Libra, retrograde and in opposition to the Sun, and the Sun in aspect with Mars and Mars by his retrogradation also applying to the Sun 2 and the evil will yet be more increased if Mars is then peregrine and going to the conjunction of Saturn, and the Revolution is at Sun set, or near to Sun set, i.e. a little before or after. Also, when these configurations are in any Revolution some of the ancients have concluded there will be many wars, quarrels, discords, and much bloodshed in the cities and regions, both east and west. Truly, my opinion is also that there will thereon assuredly occurs many commotions, intestine wars 3 and bloodshed in many parts; those places chiefly I conceive will be concerned in it that are subject to both Saturn, Mars and the signs wherein they are then located. [From the conjunction of Dragons Head with Saturn] Again, see whether the Dragons Head, in any annual Revolution, is in conjunction with Saturn, for then you shall conclude much mischief and detriment to those regions and places subject to the sign wherein the conjunction is, unless the benevolent aspect of some fortunate planet prevents it. [Dragons Head, Saturn conjunction in Aries] If they are conjunct in Aries, they shall denote evil and mischief to sheep and the smaller sort of cattle unless the sextile or trine of Mars intervene and he well dignified essentially. Also
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