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Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section III – Chapter VI other significators by seeing how many degrees they want of the partile conjunction or aspect; giving a month, day or week to every degree according as they are in fixed, moveable or common , as you have been taught before. Or else, you may have regard to the planet denoting war, who if he is direct it will happen we he becomes retrograde; or if he is retrograde, say it will be when he becomes direct; or when his beams are joined in configuration or conjunction of the significator of the King and if he beholds the significator of the people he signifies much thieving, pillaging and robbing, especially if the malevolent planet is in an angle. But, if he is not in angle but only in a succedent or cadent, the evil will not be general but only in such towns, cities and places under the sign wherein he is, unless his beams are mixed in aspect or conjunction with the beams of the Lord of the Ascendant; for unless he have rule and dominion in the Revolution, he shall not then signify generally evil. Also, if Mars is in any of the angles and the division apply to any term of his, and the Revolution apply to the place where Mars was in the last conjunction of the planets preceding; or to the place where Mars was in any Great Conjunction, it signifies in that year fighting and quarrelling in those places and regions subject to the sign wherein Mars was, and the application is. Dissentions and quarrels also are threatened when Mars is in square or opposition of Saturn, and Mars is received. But if Mars is not received, neither Saturn, it signifies but little quarrelling. Also, if in any Revolution he is under the Suns’ beams, he denotes wars, especially if in a moveable sign; but in a common sign, he promises not much; and if Mars is in Gemini, in the tenth house, the King shall be lavish and spend his treasure. Note also that if the Lord of the fourth is in the ninth house of heaven, it signifies the prisons and goals shall be set open and many captives and prisoners shall escape. [Other rules for the predicting of war, and how it will be occasioned] Moreover, you are to remember that in whatever Revolution of the World you look, wars are still to be known and judged from Mars who is the cause of all dissentions, quarrels, wars, bloodshed, and commotions in the elementary world generally. But, if you would know the immediate causes and formenters thereof, look from what planet Mars last separated before the Suns’ ingress into the first point of Aries; for although they are fortunes, yet shall they and such as are by them signified be the causes thereof. For example, we shall admit Mars last separated from conjunction or aspect of Jupiter from whence we shall judge the noble men, rich and great in power, authority and esteem shall be the formenters of the war threatened; or Bishops, Pope, Cardinals, church men and religious people, they are all signified by him. In like manner, if it is Venus, 162
Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section III – Chapter VI Saturn, the Sun, the Moon or Mercury, you have no more to do than judge in the like manner according to their several significations which you are sufficiently taught in the second book of this volume. [When we may predict peace, victory, loss, damage, assistance; and from where the assistance is to be expected and from what kind of men] Now when you have found in any Revolution that wars are threatened, have regard unto the planet signifying it; for if he is direct and well dignified, the war shall not continue or last so long but shall be broken by the King of that region for which your Revolution is; for it signifies a cessation of arms, and that there shall be peace. See also how he is aspected and by what planets and by how many; for many planets beholding him, especially then being essentially strong, it signifies the people shall be in good condition, shall be strong and able to defend themselves and offend their enemies; shall overcome them and have assistance from others, according to the nature of the planets so aspecting him. But if he is retrograde, they shall be beaten; shall run away and be dejected. And if is stationary to direction, they shall be strong and powerful in war. But if stationary to retrogradation, at the beginning of the war they shall be strong, but it shall go hard with them in the end. In like manner have regard to the significator of their enemies, or those that begin and first forment strife, and judge their condition mutatis mutandis, as you have of these; for if their significator is direct, there is a probability of peace and that to proceed from their desire and willingness; or if there is war, that they shall overcome. But if you would know by what means they shall thus become victorious, if you find their significator strong essentially and not beheld by any other planet, say by their own strength and policy; but if it is aspected and assisted by the benevolent rays of other planets, their significator not being essentially very strong, say by the help of such as are signified by those planets so assisting and beholding the significator shall they become victorious. As if it is Saturn, say by the help of some king; if the Sun, by some prince or nobleman 1 ; if Mars, by soldiers and warlike men; If Jupiter, by nobles, wife and discreet grave men; If Mercury, by scholars and learned, witty political men; if Venus, by riches or by some noble spirited women; if Luna, by merchants, sea men or the common people of any place. If you would particularly know the place, or from what country, nation or province, it is no more than thus; look to the sign wherein your adjuvant planets, or planet, is and 1 NOTE BY RAMESEY: for the Sun signifies rather petty princes than Saturn. 163
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