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Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section IV – Chapter XII things according to their strength and the nature of that planet which is strongest in the sign, etc. Note that when these planets are joined in their exaltations, they denote good to their power; yet there shall be much war and many miracles. If they are joined in their falls, they denote mischief, famine and pestilence, etc. 260
Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section IV – Chapter XIII Chapter XIII Of the mean and lesser conjunctions and their effects Some of the ancients have termed the conjunction of Saturn and Mars 1 a mean conjunction; that of Jupiter and Mars, a lesser; and that of the Sun with any planet in his ingress into Aries and his conjunction with the Moon every month, least of all. Their reasons will soon appear if we but warily consider why they term the foregoing conjunctions greatest or greater for Saturn and Mars must necessarily do more mischief than Jupiter and Mars Saturn is of a malevolent nature and highest of the planets so consequently slowest; 2 [Of the conjunctions of Saturn and Mars] 261 and Jupiter of a benevolent and sweet influence, and lower, etc. And therefore, as touching the rest, your own senses will give (tell) you having considered what has been said, that the inferior are not of such power and efficacy as are the superior . The conjunctions of Saturn and Mars 3 denote war and bloodshed. But, if you would know in what degree this would be executed, you are to see what planet is Almuten of the figure and whether he is fortunate or not. For if he is strong essentially, free from impediment and affliction, and is of a benevolent nature judge the evil will be lessened in one kind or other. And if this Almuten has any good aspect to the place of the conjunction, see to the nature of the sign he possesses and judge that by such things, occasions, or men signified thereby, the war threatened should be mitigated and perhaps dissolved, especially if there is any reception between him and the strongest of those planets in conjunction etc; understand this in all the rest mutatis mutandis. Likewise, if you’re Almuten is evil, weak and unfortunate judge the contrary and that rather by such as are by him signified the war will be formented or increased. 1 NOTE BY RAMESEY: I mean their conjunction in any other sign or place of the heavens save that in Cancer. 2 NOTE BY RAMESEY: as to us, yet his motion does equal if not exceed the Moons, only the largeness of his sphere causes that it is not so apparently obvious to our senses. 3 NOTE BY RAMESEY: I mean this «mean» conjunction.
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