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Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section IV – Chapter VIII Mercury, it denotes the death of young men, wits and ingenuous fouls; to the Moon, it signifies death and grievous mortality to men, especially the common people. The fourth Miles, consecrated to Venus, and has a hairy tail or mane emitting Moon-like beams or rays. It signifies mischief to kings, nobles and great men, and that men shall arise that will endeavour to alter the laws and ancient customs, and set up new. But the greatest evil portended thereby will be incident to those places towards which it extends its tail or rays; it denotes also wars. The fifth Ceruleus, of a blue or azure colour, appropriated to Mercury. It denotes the death of kings and grandees, nobles such as are chief rulers, and chiefly towards the part towards which it extends its rays; also wars. The sixth Aurora or Matutina assigned to Mars it has a tail and is of a fiery complexion. When it appears towards the east, bending its head downwards, it signifies war, combustions, fire sword, pestilence and famine in Arabia and Egypt; drought and a scarcity of waters, and this shall extend also to the western regions. The seventh Argentum or Argenteus, and this is the brightest and clearest of all comets it has pure bright beams. When it appears, Jupiter being then in Cancer or Pisces, it promises abundance of corn and fruit in those parts where it appeared. But if Jupiter is then in Scorpio, it will not be altogether so good. The eighth Rosa: this is a great round comet and is of the form and similitude of a man. It causes the death of kings, great, noble and rich men, and the alteration of things. The ninth and last, Niger, appropriated to Saturn, being in colour like unto him. It denotes mortality both natural and also by the sword, beheadings and the like. [Note] If a comet appears in the Ascendant of any town, kingdom, city, family or in the Ascendant of the Revolution of the World, it signifies destruction of the things signified by the Ascendant and the sign thereof. And if it appears in the 244
Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section IV – Chapter VIII sign of the midheaven at the time of any of these, it brings danger to such as are promoted to honour. [The signification of comets in earthy signs, watery, airy and fiery] Comets appearing in earthy signs denote sterility through drought; in watery , through abundance of rain and floods and causes also pestilence; in airy , they promise winds, seditions and pestilence, yet are not always plagues; in fiery , wars, slaughters and commotions. 245
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