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Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section III – Chapter XVI [The cause of the Moon’s eclipse] That of the Moon by the diametrical interposition of the body of the earth between the Sun and the Moon, thereby depriving her of the borrowed light she receives of the Sun. And this is ever upon the opposition of the luminaries, or vulgarly at the Full Moon. And truly this defect of the luminaries would happen every change and full, did not the Moon sometimes deviate from the ecliptic line five degrees northward as also sometimes again as far southward, and therefore cannot so directly meet with the conjunction and opposition of the Sun who ever moves in the ecliptic line or just under it. 208
Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section III – Chapter XVII Chapter XVII Of the signification of the most notable fixed stars both fortunate and unfortunate in any of the twelve houses in Revolutions of the Years of the World Look into the second book of this volume and there you shall have the names, nature, magnitude, latitude and longitude of the most notable fixed stars; what are less and more obscure are not so needful and requisite to be recorded since they are of the same nature as are the rest in their constellation. Wherefore what are there expressed might sufficiently serve as touching your judgment in the stars. I therefore, shall not here rehearse either the names or natures of any star there expressed, only I would that you be very expert in the several natures thereof and so accordingly to their several positions, conjunctions and configurations with the planets judge either good or bad according to the nature of those stars, planets and houses of heaven they are in. [The signification of the malevolent fixed stars in the first house] As if malevolent, mischievous and unfortunate stars, i.e. such as are of the nature of Saturn or Mars, or both, are upon the cusp of the Ascendant or within five degrees thereof or with the Lord of the Ascendant in partile conjunction, or within five degrees thereof, judge mischief and damage to the people of that nation for which your Revolution is set in one king or other. Compare and weigh exactly the nature of your significators, i.e. the stars afflicting your Ascendant or its lord, and you will soon discover the nature of the evil threatened, and this, your own genius, must teach you. For all the writings in the world without it will be of little or no effect. It signifies also diseases in the head, especially if the sign ascending is Aries. [In the second] If they are in the second house afflicting the cusp thereof or the lord thereof, or both as above said of the Ascendant, judge the evil to fall in and to men’s estates and riches, especially to the common people who many of them shall be exposed to poverty and want, and in some measure even the nobles also and the best of them shall have losses and crosses in such matters. It signifies also that there shall afflict men many maladies and infirmities in the ears, throat and 209
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