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Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section IV – Chapter III [To know the greatness of the events of any eclipse] The quantity or the greatness of their effects 1 is known from the greatness of the eclipse and from those stars which, in the place of the eclipse, are causes of the future events. For when an eclipse of the Sun is vespertine, the evil portended thereby is lessened; but when matutine, increased. So likewise on the contrary, an eclipse of the vespertine Moon increases the evil; matutine impairs it the one half. The reason thereof is because the Sun is the proper governor of the day and the Moon governess of the night, 2 and therefore when they are thus afflicted in their own season, the effects must needs be much more effectual then when on the contrary. 1 Magnitude 2 NOTE BY RAMESEY: Genesis 1:16 - «And God made two great lights; the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night: he made the stars also.» 222
Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section IV – Chapter IV Chapter IV Of the quality of the events of any eclipse, whether good or evil [How to know the nature and quality of the events of any eclipse, whether good or evil] Under the verge of this chapter will the quality of the events, whether good or evil fall and the nature of them both, the which is known from the nature of the planets having most fortitudes in the place of the eclipse and the communication and commixture of one with another and the places in which they are in the figure of heaven. For the Sun and the Moon bear rule over the other planets and are main causes of future accidents, as also the power and efficacy of the other stars are by them augmented or diminished. But the commixtures of those stars that are of most power show the quality of the events. But let us declare the works and properties of each planet and their natures. So that our relation thereof may be the more effectual, you are to take notice that when I nominate or declare the nature generally of the five planets, you are to understand their temper, power and force; whether the planet does of himself in his own nature predominate or not or whether any other star which is not errant, or other place of the zodiac of the same nature and temper or influence of that star. Wherefore if possible, we are to know the nature and quality of every fixed star worthy of noting for the making right commixture when they are joined in configuration with the errant stars or planets, because this is as considerable as their commixtures one with another, according to their familiarity before mentioned. [Of Saturn when he is chief ruler and his significations in general] So that if Saturn is only chief Lord or ruler, he shall be generally the occasion of destruction and mischief caused by cold. And particularly when his influence relates unto men he causes long and tedious infirmities, sickness and obnoxious diseases occasioned from humours, phlegm and defluxions, quartain fevers, banishment, want, tribulation, anxiety, fears, sadness and death; and these chiefly to those that are stricken in years. 223
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