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Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section IV If in Capricorn, it denotes olives to be devoured by locusts or caterpillars and such like worms; many shipwrecks and submersions of ships; change in men’s dispositions and manners, especially in those regions and places subject to Capricorn. [In common signs] In Gemini and Sagittarius, an eclipse threatens destruction to flying fowl, especially such as men eat whereby many men come to sudden death. An eclipse in Virgo and Pisces harm and destruction to vegetables and creatures living in the waters, chiefly in fountains, and corruption of rivers. [In fixed signs] An eclipse in Taurus, Scorpio, Leo and Aquarius denotes ruin of houses and ancient buildings, divisions and hatred amongst the clergy, and they shall excite tumults. Let us now come to Ptolemy’s method in judging eclipses, which he begins in chapter 4 of his second book in his Quadripartite, after this manner. 216
Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section IV – Chapter I Chapter I Containing Ptolemy’s method in judging eclipses and how to know the regions to which the effects belong After he had in the preceding chapters declared the conditions and constitutions of several nations of the world, and the occasion thereof from the nature of the signs and planets, he comes in the 4 th chapter to a more facile way of appropriating them into several signs of the zodiac, the better to predict the most eminent accidents and casualties in all nations, kingdoms and regions, etc. [Four things to be considered in judging of eclipses] Wherefore herein, there will be four things most worthy our consideration. � The first, the places or regions, countries, kingdoms or cities where the effects of any eclipse will be manifest � The second, the time when the effects shall begin and how long continue � The third, the kinds of events � The fourth, the quality of the events, whether good or evil [First] Touching the first, you have no more to do but thus; see what place of the zodiac your eclipse falls in, whether it is of the Sun or Moon, and what cities, countries, kingdoms or regions are subject to the sign wherein the eclipse is, and such cities that had the sign wherein the defect is; in the horoscope or first house at the time of its first structure, or the place then of the Sun or Moon; and the places subject to the signs in opposition and square thereunto you may say assuredly taste of its effects; as also such regions wherein the eclipse shall be visible. The kingdoms, cities and places subject to every sign of the zodiac you have in the second book. 1 1 A table of the regions ruled by each sign as given by Ramesey is in Appendix VI. 217
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