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Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section I – Chapter II For you must know a planet in his own house is strong and advantageous, according to the old proverb, The Devil is good to his own Children; and so contrariwise, Jupiter in my figure at the ingress is in detriment and afflicted, and significator or planet from where I am to inquire of fertility, and in square or opposition of other significators, which also concur to the same signification; must I from hence, because Jupiter who for the most part is good, and in his own natural inclination free from mischief, affirm or conclude the year to be fruitful and free from any want or penury? No, but because he is the significator this year of this matter, and in detriment, retrograde, in his fall, afflicted, impotent and weak, I judge the clean contrary. For I am to judge according to his signification and ability at that time, not according to his natural signification; for otherwise we should make most manifest contradictions, and confound our selves both in judgement and reason, to make Saturn and Mars the only workers of iniquity; for we see clearly all the evils in the world are not of the nature of these two, which would of necessity follow, were this admitted, but some are Jovial, some Venusian, and a third sort Mercurial, others participating of the nature of the Sun and again of the Moon. But to clear this point yet more fully, 1 admit Jupiter or Venus bear chief rule of the eighth house, which you know has signification of death and mortality; and I find by several consequences and reasons in nature the heavens do incline to such mischief: shall I barely because one of these rules that house conclude contrary to all sound reason and manifest testimonies, the year will be rather healthful? Believe it, I shall refuse thus to do, for every planet must perform that whereunto it is ordained: Venus is now to denote death, as being lady of the eighth, and therefore in such years I ought thus to judge. Yet this much I shall follow her nature, as to say there shall be much mortality or death amongst the people by reason of voluptuousness, or venery and such like; because she has naturally such signification: In like manner if Jupiter be lord of the eighth, and mortality that year denoted, I shall 2 26 thus judge as has been said, i.e. death and mortality, but the nature thereof I shall take from his natural signification, as by corruption of blood, fevers and the like, I shall say is this mortality to be occasioned, etc. 1 NOTE BY RAMESEY: For I would not have, the ingenious thus misled in so gross an error. 2 NOTE BY RAMESEY: notwithstanding he bears rule in that part of the heavens.
Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section I – Chapter II In the next place you are to have a special care to be well instructed in the nature of every planet and house; wherefore be you sure to have the exact knowledge of the second Treatise it being Introductory, before you adventure thus far, least you be discouraged from ever attaining to the perfection of this study, which I am certain you will never do, if you are not therein very perfect; wherefore let the first eight Chapters thereof be perused over and over, and then proceed. Judge not upon every light testimony, but according to reason and art do you order your matter; for the more assurances and testimonies you have on any matter and concurrences in causes, the more affirmatively may you deliver your conclusions. Fear God, study nature, follow the rules of art, be knowledgeable therein, and be ignorant in the vanities of the course of the world, and you will come nearest unto truth, and infinitely augment your knowledge. In your judgement of the Suns ingress, join also in consideration with it, the significations of eclipses, Great Conjunctions, comets and blazing stars, if there be any, either preceding or coming after it; for be assured these things never happen but before some notable change and alteration in the world. Remember that according to the debility and strength of your significator you are to judge of the condition of any person, the people, or thing whatsoever thereby signified, and you have attained to a great help: but now least you should be still to seek in the true understanding of the significators necessary in this manner of judgement, I shall 1 here beneath clearly demonstrate them unto you. 1 NOTE BY RAMESEY: notwithstanding what has been delivered in the Introduction or Second Book of these our labours. 27
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