ASTROLOGIA MUNDA - Classical Astrologer Weblog
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Book IV – Astrologia Munda<br />
Section IV – Chapter IV<br />
But, when relates to beasts and creatures belonging to<br />
the use of man, he brings destruction causing a scarcity of them and sickness<br />
and rottenness to those that remain; death also and infirmity in the same nature<br />
to those men that use or eat them.<br />
In the air he shall cause frost and snow and such as shall produce bitter<br />
cold weather, cloudy and obscure, also pernicious, pestiferous and tempestuous,<br />
snow and inconvenient wind and moisture, producing by corruption pernicious<br />
and offensive creatures to mankind.<br />
But in the sea and rivers, tempests and<br />
shipwrecks, also difficult and dangerous navigating, a destruction and scarcity<br />
of fish; increase and decrease of waters in the sea by fits, the over-flowing of<br />
rivers and the eruptions of the sea banks and mischief by water.<br />
In the earth a diminution and destruction of fruits and chiefly to<br />
such as are more particularly for the use of man; they shall suffer by worms,<br />
very much detriment, and caterpillars, locusts, and such like; or by inundations,<br />
floods of water or too much abundance of rain, cold, frost, or the like, so that<br />
many men shall die for want of bread.<br />
[Of Jupiter when he is chief ruler, what he signifies in general]<br />
If Jupiter is chief ruler, he causes generally an increase and plenty of things<br />
particular to man; he elevates their condition to honour, renown and plenty,<br />
gives health, tranquillity, peace and an increase of riches and goods, and all<br />
things appertaining to the life of man in a natural way; increases the benefits<br />
and goods received from princes or such as are in authority, and causes also<br />
even these grandees to be more illustrious, enlarging their territories and<br />
dominions, and abundantly augments their grandeur. Generally Jupiter<br />
denotes success and happiness in everything.<br />
To beasts belonging chiefly to the use of man, he signifies an increase, but such<br />
as is destructive and not profitable he destroys.<br />
The air also he tempers and makes wholesome, and sends convenient moisture<br />
in seasons requisite for the production of the fruits of the earth, which he<br />
multiplies and increases by his sweet influence.<br />
The sea also for navigation shall be safe, the rivers temperate, etc.<br />
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