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Book IV – Astrologia Munda
Section IV – Chapter X
be damnified in their estates; the gentry and nobility shall suffer detriment, and
many of them death, and war amongst kings towards the end of the
year; and such effusion of blood in the eastern parts [note the parenthesis in
Aries] and pains in the eyes.
And if it appears in the eastern part, the effects are soon manifested and it
signifies great winds, lightning, and a scarcity of waters; in the western, not so
soon and it signifies many sicknesses and that wolves and mad dogs will rage.
[In Virgo]
And if in Virgo, it denotes the extirpation of domestics belonging to some king
or prince or their removal out of one place into another, or out of one kingdom
into another, or their banishment, or their being carried away captive and their
goods and offices shall be taken away without any hope of restoration, neither
shall they recover them. It denotes also damage to merchants and mutual
injuries and injustice amongst men, also vexations and captivities, and much
labour, pain, trouble, tribulations and sadness, fevers, abortions in women, a
noise of arms, etc.
If it appears eastward, the sooner are its effects manifest and portends war; if
westward, the latter and denotes quarrels and a rankness of corn.
[In Libra]
In Libra, it denotes theft and robberies, also cutters on the highway; and men
shall fear poverty and want, and shall suffer through cold. It denotes also the
death of some eminent man, slaughters, and secret plots and treacheries, a
scarcity of rain, impetuous winds, a drought of fountains and other waters, a
want of the fruits of the earth, and provisions for the use of man; earthquakes,
etc.
And if it is eastern these effects will the sooner appear and the kings of
Babylon, and such as are under Libra, shall be unfortunate; and horses and
mules shall be dear, and war amongst the Romans. But if western, the
contrary; and servants shall contemn and reject their masters, and the fruits of
the earth shall not be altogether so scarce.
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