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Of the Conjunctions of the Superiors Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section IV – Chapter XII Chapter XII Every planet in some measure or other contributes to the government of this world for which they were ordained, but some more forcibly than others, as being fore-runners of greater and stranger accidents and mutations. [Of the conjunction of Saturn and Jupiter in Aries] For, the great conjunction of Saturn and Jupiter in the first point of Aries, or the first term thereof, is the greatest and most notable conjunction of all the others, for that they are the highest and so consequently, as to us, the slowest of the planets, and therefore have more power to act what they denote than any of the others have, and for that Aries is the first of the signs of the zodiac, and the first sign of the triplicities, also first of the fiery trigon. And therefore, it is that when these two highest planets are in conjunction in the fiery trigon, 1 many commotions, wars, seditions, troubles, subversion of Monarchies, kingdoms, States, alteration of laws, customs, privileges and rights, plagues, famine, desolation, anxiety and trouble, treasons, treacheries, and the death of kings, nobles, princes, emperors and powers follow. [Of the conjunction of Saturn and Jupiter in any trigon] So likewise when they are in conjunction in the first term of any trigon, whether it is fiery, earthy, airy or watery; but not so forcible is their then effect, nor so terrible as the former, yet though in a less degree the fore-runners and occasion (?) of grievous mutations and accidents according to the nature of that planet which has the most power of the two in the sign wherein they are joined. For if, Saturn is stronger than Jupiter, it will be terrible. But if Jupiter is stronger than he 2 is, it will be somewhat abated. In fiery, earthy and airy signs, they cause drought and a scarcity of provisions and barrenness of the 1 NOTE BY RAMESEY: especially in the first term or degree of Aries the Ascendant of the world, and the place wherein the chief luminary, i.e. the Sun, was at the creation. [As a point of interest, Aries is not the ascendant of the world from the standpoint of traditional teaching. That chart is represented by the Thema Mundi or Nativity of the Cosmos as it was also called. In that chart, Cancer is the sign ascending, Aries is the Midheaven, and the Sun was not in Aries, it was in the 15th degree of Leo! So Ramesey is wrong on all counts with this note! – editor] 2 Saturn 258
Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section IV – Chapter XII ground, pestilence and famine; in watery, detriment by too much abundance thereof. Also, when these two first conjunctions are in any of the angles, especially the tenth, it denotes the rise of some new king or prophet from the quarter signified by the sign wherein they are joined. And if the sign and the Lord thereof are fortunate, it denotes their continuance, establishment and glory. But if it is weak or afflicted, and it’s Lord, they shall be slain and put down. For the whole world is governed by these trigons, as Ptolemy teaches in his second book, and the whole macrocosm compounded of the four elements which answer to the four triplicities, and therefore it is that the conjunction of the superiors in them are the occasion of such great mutations. [Of the conjunctions of Saturn and Mars in Cancer] In like manner the conjunction of Saturn and Mars in the first degree or term of Cancer, is the forerunner of much evil, i.e. terrible wars, slaughters, depopulations and alterations of government, and destruction of kingdoms, fire and sword, famine and pestilence, etc. And if is oriental, its effects will soon operate; if occidental, not too soon. The conjunction of Saturn and Mars in any other sign and place is not so terrible. And truly, this is a terrible conjunction if rightly considered and dictates to us upon the first consideration no less than horrible troubles and alterations in the World. But if we but consider it, it is a conjunction of the malevolents. Two enemies must needs be stronger than one and here they both are together in a sign wherein our best friend is exalted and the Moon, the mother of moisture, pitches her tent; so that by their conjunction therein both the assistance of the one and the nature of the other is much damnified and afflicted. Again, Saturn is therein in detriment, it being the sign opposite to his house Capricorn, and Mars is therein in his fall, Capricorn being the house of his exaltation. Therefore, these things being considered, it is that they are so mischievous when joined in this sign, which of all their conjunctions, is the worst, etc. [Of the conjunction of Saturn, Jupiter and Mars] Also the conjunction of Saturn, Jupiter and Mars in any term or face and beheld by the Sun, they being the three superior planets and most effectual for strength and height, signifies the destruction of kingdoms, sects, schisms, and great 259
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