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Book IV – Astrologia Munda Introduction Again, I agree with him that we should use reason rather than fall to slavish duty! But before we judge, we have to make sure we have examined carefully those reasons and make sure we have come to a clear understanding of those reasons! Unfortunately, Ramsey’s examination denies this due process to the reader and we are left to trust his judgment that it is superior and less foolish than the ancients’ judgment is, which I have in the preceding demonstrated is not based on what was actually taught. In light of this short-coming in Ramesey’s work, I have tried to put these various issues into the perspective of the actual writings of the ancients and the reader will find some of these discussed in the appendixes to this book. Writing Conventions For those readers that feel re-writing this work into a more readily comprehended and updated English language is inappropriate, I will refer you to Ramesey’s own wish for this book. «But let me now return to show you the method of these my subsequent labours. In the penning of them I have been very plain for that I desire to be understood, animis scribo non auribus, I write to edify my readers understanding, not to please his ear with fine words, rather respecting the matter than syllables…» Mr. Ramesey was himself more concerned with understanding the subject matter rather than the eloquence with which it is presented. I have therefore tried to apply modern English grammar and spelling, in so far as it was necessary to make the text easily readable and understandable, especially for the non-English reader. Throughout the text, Ramesey writes in a very heavy style, interjecting additional thoughts in parenthesis often making sentences very difficult to follow. I have throughout, taken these and added them as «NOTES BY RAMESEY» in the footnotes to each page. All of those footnotes are numbered in blue text. I have also included many footnotes of my own where appropriate to explain something and those are marked in red numbers. 12
Book IV – Astrologia Munda Introduction Having made an explanation of these several conventions, circumstances and my own observations, following now is the fourth book of Ramesey’s Astrology Restored, known as Astrologia Munda. Steven Birchfield M.A., A.M.A. August 9, 2006 13
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