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Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section IV – Chapter VII Chapter VII Showing the physical reasons of the horrid and terrible portences of comets and blazing-stars That they are the cause of inordinate heat is apparent by their ardent burning in the air, and their matter of which they are made. sterility 1 by reason of the fatness of the earth is 2 drawn out, and the earth left dry and lean. And so the moisture and convenient humidity whereby it fructified all things growing therein, is dried up by excessive heat and consequently rendered barren, wherefore there must follow famine or sterility in those regions and places where they are seen, or from where their matter of substance was drawn. pestilence and diseases, in that the air is by them infected through hot, thick, cloudy exhalations, which being drawn in at the mouth of living creatures, infects them and kills them. Also of excessive and inordinate heat the radical humidity and moisture of living creatures, whereby they subsist, is dried up; whereby they become no other than dead carcasses. Wherefore it is necessary in such times to use cooling and moistening preparatives which are of that nature as to restore and conserve radical moisture. Of wars and alterations of kingdoms, states, laws and customs, when a comet or blazing-star appears, there are many exhalations in the air, and those of hot and dry nature, which do so dry up the humours in men and increase choler that they are easily excited to quarrels, after which follow blows, wars and bloodshed; and so consequently alterations in states, governments, laws, customs and empires. Of winds, they are of the same matter whereof comets are, as you have heard in the 16 th Chapter and 2 nd Section of this fourth book. And when any comet or blazing-star appears, many such vapours are exhaled besides, when they vanish, they become windy vapours. 1 I.e. bareness of the earth or unfruitfulness 2 NOTE BY RAMESEY: together with the exhaled matter whereof they are composed. 240
Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section IV – Chapter VII Earthquakes for the same aforesaid reason. For they are the occasion of winds, and winds of earthquakes, as the same aforesaid 16 th Chapter you have been taught. inundations for the same reason also. For comets cause winds, winds cause the sea to roar and rage, where follow inundations. Thus, I have delivered you the reasons of their portences, which I would not have you or any to fear though ever so horrid and terrible. But rather take courage thereby to call earnestly to God for mercy, that He might avert His judgements whereof he does so fairly warn us by these his messengers. 241
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