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Book IV – Astrologia Munda
Section III – Chapter XVII
people, neither indeed will they contribute to their necessities as formerly, nor
have so venerable esteem of them but instead shall slight, deride and scoff at
them and set up themselves if possible in their room; nobles will be dejected
and rustics erected and elevated; and there shall be many infirmities in the
knees, especially if the sign is Capricorn.
[In the eleventh]
Also if in the eleventh, strife, dissention and discord shall happen among
friends and acquaintances and one shall abuse and slander the other, and study
to injure and prejudice each other; hopes shall be frustrated and the treasure of
the King or chief rulers shall be exhausted; and those in whom they most
confide shall deceive them and leave them helpless at their great extremity; and
men shall be perplexed with many infirmities in the legs, especially if the sign
is Aquarius.
[In the twelfth]
Lastly, if in the twelfth, it denotes many thieves and much thieving and robbing
by highwaymen; also deceit and falsehood of servants towards their masters,
and much detriment by them; a diminution of indigent and poor people, the
commons shall be kept under by their superiors; damage shall be to great cattle;
and there shall be many infirmities incident to man in the feet, especially if the
sign is Pisces.
In like manner, judge the contrary if you find the benevolent stars so posited.
They are benevolents those that you find are of the nature of Jupiter or Venus,
or both; or of the nature of Jupiter and Saturn, Jupiter and Mars, or Venus and
Saturn, Venus and Mars; and of the nature of Jupiter and Mercury, Venus and
Mercury, and of the nature of Mercury only, especially if assisted by the
benevolent aspects of the fortunes.
And this much shall suffice for introduction in judging of the annual Revolution
of the World. Let us now descend to eclipses and so hasten to a conclusion of
these our labours.
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