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Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section III – Chapter IV are right and will soon be able to judge of any matter mutatis mutandis, varying your rules according to art. And thus far I have, in a manner, reiterated rules and words for you through understanding and instruction in such matters as have been delivered in a more short and compendious manner before, and indeed so much the rather because though what was at the beginning of this discourse set down was sufficient to and for any one that is anything entered into this art, yet altogether unseen therein and therefore I hope this fault will be by the judicious deemed venial. Wherefore let us now proceed. 158
Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section III – Chapter V Chapter V Showing how to judge of health and sickness in any year Thus then, if you would be an expert in this manner of judgment, have respect to the cusp of the Ascendant of the figure of the heavens at the time of the conjunction or preventional conjunction of the luminaries before the Sun’s Ingress into Aries, and then if these two Ascendants and the Moon are free from misfortune, and the Lord of the place of the conjunction also free , and then applying to a fortune, as also the luminaries beholding him, especially that of the time, i.e. the Sun if by day, the Moon if by night; then, it signifies that that year shall be free from general infirmities, diseases and shall be healthful. But if the Lords of these two Ascendants, the Moon and the Lord of the place of the conjunction and prevention be all or the major part of them unfortunate, it denotes general infirmities, diseases and no healthful year; and that according to the power of the unfortunate planets, their nature and the nature of the signs and places they are in. What diseases are appropriated to both the planets and signs I have fully delivered unto you in the second Treatise of this volume entitled, An Introduction to the Judgment of the Stars. Also, if the Lords of those two Ascendants, or one of them, being so unfortunate, apply to the Lord of the eighth house, there shall be many general infirmities and also death. But if otherwise, there shall be infirmities and general diseases but not mortality. If death, it will not be great. Moreover, if the strongest planet of these significators applies to the Lord of the eighth, there shall be many sudden deaths without any great or tedious sicknesses. Also, if to the Lord of the sixth, there shall be many infirmities, general diseases and those of long continuance. And if Mars is the afflicting planet he shall signify hot and dry diseases, especially if he is in a fiery sign and swift in motion. If it is Saturn, he shall cause lingering agues, coughs, consumptions and Saturnine tedious diseases, especially if he is in a cold and dry sign and slow in motion. 159
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