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Book IV – Astrologia Munda
Section IV – Chapter XV
[Thursday]
on Thursday, both winter and summer windy, a
rainy harvest and moist spring; many inundations towards the latter end of the
year, much fruit and plenty of the fruits of the earth and honey; but flesh shall
be expensive, a death of cattle in general, great trouble, wars and
commotions, and women shall be loose and licentious.
[Friday]
on Friday, a stormy winter and no
pleasant summer; a moderate spring save only it will be windy, and an
indifferent harvest, and small store of fruit, wine, and honey corn expensive; many blear eyes, youth shall die many of them, earthquakes in
many places, much thunder and lightning, also tempests and the sudden death
of cattle.
[Saturday]
Lastly on Saturday, a mean winter, a very hot summer, a late
harvest, and a dry windy spring; garden herbs shall be cheap, much burning,
plenty of honey, flax and hemp; the death of ancient people in most places,
many fevers, but chiefly tertian , great rumours of wars and sudden
murders in many places for or upon little or no occasion, etc.
Thus much from the falling of New Years day, which although the illiterate and
vulgar may make use of, for the frequent verity thereof, yet would I not have
them depend thereon, for I cannot, I must confess, find any sure ground why the
ancients should thus conclude; wherefore I desist with this conclusion.
To God alone be praise!
Finis
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