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Book IV – Astrologia Munda
Section IV – Chapter XIII
Note also that if they are joined in human signs, many infirmities shall be
incident to men, and those according to the nature of the stronger of the two in
conjunction; in earthy signs, frost, snow and cold shall molest and prove
offensive and destructive to the fruits and seeds of the earth; in fiery ,
the earth shall be barren through the extremity of heat and drought; in airy
there shall be many high and tempestuous winds; in watery ,
abundance of waters and many floods; so likewise if it happen in bestial signs,
the evil chiefly will be incident to beasts and those especially that are of the
nature and form of the sign etc. 1
[Note]
Also in this manner, you may enlarge upon all the preceding and subsequent
conjunctions. If they are joined in an angle, they declare war among great ones
and many tribulations and dissentions which shall continue until they are
otherwise joined, etc.
[Of the conjunction of Jupiter and Mars]
The chiefest of the lesser conjunctions is the conjunction of Jupiter and Mars,
and this denotes many accidents and evils by rain, snow, corruption of the air,
war and bloodshed. If Jupiter is strongest in the conjunction, it will not be so
bad; if Mars, do not expect better. If they are joined in the
Ascendant of the Revolution of the Year, mischief and misfortune will
assuredly happen to the people in general. The nature of the evil judge from the
nature of the sign they are in and the planet most fortified, etc.
In the same manner judge of the rest of the preceding and subsequent
conjunctions, if they are in the Ascendant of the Revolution and so also
according to the signification and nature of every house wherein you find then
in the figure or Revolution as you have heard in other cases sufficiently before;
understand this and you have attained a great secret.
[The conjunction of the Sun with the other planets and the conjunction of the
Sun and the Moon]
The conjunction of the Sun with any other planet when he in his annual
revolution enters the first point of Aries, you are to judge according to the
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NOTE BY RAMESEY: as you have often heard before in delivering rules for the judging of the
Revolutions of the Years of the World.
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