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Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section IV – Chapter IV But, when relates to beasts and creatures belonging to the use of man, he brings destruction causing a scarcity of them and sickness and rottenness to those that remain; death also and infirmity in the same nature to those men that use or eat them. In the air he shall cause frost and snow and such as shall produce bitter cold weather, cloudy and obscure, also pernicious, pestiferous and tempestuous, snow and inconvenient wind and moisture, producing by corruption pernicious and offensive creatures to mankind. But in the sea and rivers, tempests and shipwrecks, also difficult and dangerous navigating, a destruction and scarcity of fish; increase and decrease of waters in the sea by fits, the over-flowing of rivers and the eruptions of the sea banks and mischief by water. In the earth a diminution and destruction of fruits and chiefly to such as are more particularly for the use of man; they shall suffer by worms, very much detriment, and caterpillars, locusts, and such like; or by inundations, floods of water or too much abundance of rain, cold, frost, or the like, so that many men shall die for want of bread. [Of Jupiter when he is chief ruler, what he signifies in general] If Jupiter is chief ruler, he causes generally an increase and plenty of things particular to man; he elevates their condition to honour, renown and plenty, gives health, tranquillity, peace and an increase of riches and goods, and all things appertaining to the life of man in a natural way; increases the benefits and goods received from princes or such as are in authority, and causes also even these grandees to be more illustrious, enlarging their territories and dominions, and abundantly augments their grandeur. Generally Jupiter denotes success and happiness in everything. To beasts belonging chiefly to the use of man, he signifies an increase, but such as is destructive and not profitable he destroys. The air also he tempers and makes wholesome, and sends convenient moisture in seasons requisite for the production of the fruits of the earth, which he multiplies and increases by his sweet influence. The sea also for navigation shall be safe, the rivers temperate, etc. 224
Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section IV – Chapter IV [Of the significations of Mars if he is chief ruler] If Mars is chief Lord of any eclipse, he generally threatens mischief, etc, and kinds of men which shall happen through extremity of drought; and particularly he causes much war, intestine hatreds, feuds, quarrels and discords amongst men, especially of that kind of life, e.g. soldiers. He excites men also to many robberies, spoilings, sackings, tyranny and rebellion. He also causes the wrath of kings and great men; troubles in general, sudden death, sickness and those chiefly tertian agues or fevers, and those principally or more particularly to those of younger years or in their strength of youth; much choler and anger amongst men of small repute; they shall commit unlawful things and violate the law; many combustions, slaughters, rapines, thefts and robberies. In the air, he causes extremity of heat and very warm winds, also lightning and little rain. In the sea, destruction to ships and submersions suddenly by mixed winds, lightning and such like. In rivers a scarcity of water, a drought of fountains and detriment from drinking waters, which for the most part will be corrupted. And in things appertaining to the life of man, e.g. beasts and vegetables, he shall cause a scarcity and destruction of the fruits of the earth by reason they shall be scorched with extremity of heat or eaten by locusts and caterpillars, or destroyed by winds, or nipped in the bud. [Of Venus and her significations general] But if Venus is chief significatrix, she denotes the same as Jupiter does generally, but together with it some venereal sports; and particularly to me she causes honour, fame, joy, fortunate success in every thing; happy marriages, abundance of children and felicity in all things belonging to matrimony; and an increase of riches and an unusual familiarity and correspondence between princes and their subjects and familiars. In the sea such ships as navigate shall be safe and prosperous. In rivers, an abundance of waters by reason of many showers. 225
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