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Book IV – Astrologia Munda
Section III – Chapter VIII
Some of the ancients have also taught that for monthly observations in this
matter we have regard to the conjunction of the luminaries. And Haly says that
we ought in every year have regard whether Saturn or Jupiter enters
the sign of the kingdom, nation, or country for which you erect your figure and
from their places, strengths and debilities we are to judge; for if
the planets are unfortunate in these places it signifies things will be cheap; but
if they are there fortunate and strong, judge the contrary.
Moreover, you are to take notice that every planet in his exaltation or elevated
in his epicycle, whether he has dignity in the Ascendant or not, signifies things
shall be expensive that are of the nature of that planet and the sign he is in.
Therefore, I say again it is most requisite that you are thoroughly
acquainted with the significations of the planets and signs taught you in the
second book.
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