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Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section II – Chapter III gallant condition and state of the commons, and that they shall have good success upon the neck of another, but yet not in so ample a manner as was before declared when they were also placed in Angles. [The Moon applying to the fortunes well and out of their essential dignities] Also, if these fortunes are out of all essential dignities and weak, yet shall they receive so much benefit there from as to be safe in their persons and in health, though not much abounding in other matters, etc. Yet further observe but the subsequent rules, and the reasons being well pondered in your mind, you will be fully enabled to judge of other matters and significators, your rules being varied according to art and discretion. If in any annual Revolution the Moon being weak and peregrine applied to the infortunes, being essentially strong and well disposed, it denotes mischief, trouble and anxiety to the people, poverty, want and disgrace, according to the nature and signification of the planet so in configuration with her; and if the unfortunate planet is lord of the eighth, and is therein located, or have any dominion therein, judge the death and mortality of the people; nay even though the infortunes were not so placed, and the lord of the eighth beholding the Moon or the lord of the Ascendant, it still portends the mortality of the people; but more particularly according to the nature of the planet afflicting. If it is Saturn, you will judge the people to be afflicted and perplexed with cold Saturnine diseases, such as are consumptions, palsies, agues, and the like, which shall be the occasion of death: if to Mars, they shall be hot and dry, fevers, over-heating of the blood, etc, and if then Mars shall happen to be in an humane sign there shall be much blood-shed and manslaughters; and so much the more assured shall this judgement be, if the Ascendant come then to the place where Mars was at the time of the beginning of that law, or government, or commonwealth, etc. or to the square or opposition thereof, or to his place in any Great Conjunction of his, going before this revolution; for in any year where you find such like configurations, you may assuredly judge wars, commotions and effusion of blood to follow, especially in those parts subject to the sign and quarter of heaven wherein Mars was. War may also be predicted when he is in an angle and strong, also when he in any Revolution is combust, or enters his fall; or when Jupiter is in combustion, see in what part Mars is, and whether occidental, oriental, southern, or northern, and judge those in the quarter wherein he is to overcome. 46
Book IV – Astrologia Munda Section II – Chapter III If Saturn and Mars, in any Revolution, are joined in signification, and in an earth sign, it denotes earthquakes in those parts wherein they are; if Mars is joined with Mercury, there shall be much merchandizing. Also if the Moon and the infortunes are so disposed and mixed together, so that one part is strong and well dignified, and the other weak and peregrine, it signifies the people shall change their condition during that Revolution from worse to better, and from better to worse, according to their strength and significations. So likewise, if Part of Fortune is strong or well disposed, as also its dispositor, and free from all manner of affliction; good success shall be to the people; if afflicted, mischief and loss; judge the nature of the good or bad according to what you have been already shown. [Of the signification of the Planets in Revolutions, when either strong or weak] Moreover, if Saturn is strong in any Revolution, and well placed, he signifies content, quiet and rest unto the people, also prosperity, health and increase of both food and money; but if he is weak and afflicted, he denotes the contrary, as misfortunes, destructions, depopulations, etc. If in any Revolution Jupiter is significator of the people, or Almuten of the Ascendant, and strong, the people shall be good, virtuous, honest, chaste, just, and loving justice, law and all points of equity and honesty; but if he contrariwise is unfortunate, the people shall exercise cruelty, oppression, injustice, shall be disobedient and break the laws, and prove quite contrary to what you have heard: Also when in any Revolution Jupiter is placed in the seventh, or opposite to the Ascendant, it signifies that the people shall have no success or good that Revolution. If Mars is as aforesaid Almuten and strong, etc., the people shall be safe, secure and free from the molestation of all their enemies; they shall overcome them and beat them all under their feet, and shall be in a successful and most prosperous condition; but if contrariwise, he is weak and impeded, retrograde, combust, etc. then, he denotes wars, quarrels, slaughters, trouble, effusion of blood, epidemical diseases, fevers, hot and dry diseases, much mischief, and the clean contrary to what he before promised. So likewise if the Sun is as aforesaid significator and strong, the people shall assuredly be in an honourable and noble condition, and many that are thereunto 47
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