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Book IV – Astrologia Munda<br />

Section III – Chapter XIV<br />

Ascendant, and there shall your Part be where the number ends. But if Mercury<br />

is in his own house then take only the sign, degree and minute wherein he is<br />

and by adding the Ascendant and projecting it, you shall find it where your<br />

number ends. But if God spare my life and opportunity, I shall for your benefit<br />

and the good of posterity take some pains to deliver to you the manner and way<br />

of taking any Part, either by night or day, belonging to any of the planets, or the<br />

signification of any of the 12 houses, in a treatise by itself; as also the uses of<br />

them, etc.<br />

[How to take Pars Dierum or the Part of Days]<br />

To be short, if you would judge of the alteration of the air for any quarter of the<br />

year, erect your figures for the Sun’s ingress into Aries, Cancer, Libra and<br />

Capricorn and according to the same method judge; if for any or every month,<br />

then see when he 1 enters the first point of every sign; if for any day, consider<br />

the Pars Dierum or Part of Days2 which is taken from the place of the Sun to<br />

the place of Saturn, or more plainly subtract the place of Saturn from the place<br />

of the Sun, and add the place of the Moon and see where your number of signs,<br />

degrees and minutes ends, and there shall be your Pars Dierum; and this must<br />

be taken at the punctual appearance of the Sun rising above our horizon.<br />

Wherefore, if Mercury behold this Part or is corporally joined to it than that day<br />

there shall be much wind, especially if the Moon is then also with him, and<br />

Venus have also any aspect thereunto; for then the more assured will this<br />

judgment be.<br />

There is also another way to judge of the diurnal mutation of the air, which is to<br />

observe exactly the time of the Moon’s entering into the first point of any sign.<br />

And having erected the figure of the heavens for that moment, see what planet<br />

aspects of is located within five degrees of the cusp thereof and make him<br />

significator of the state of the weather during that time the Moon is in that sign<br />

and according to his strength and configurations with the other planets judge as<br />

you have heard according to discretion.<br />

1 The Sun<br />

2 This was also called the Lot of Floods (see Appendix III).<br />

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