ASTROLOGIA MUNDA - Classical Astrologer Weblog
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Book IV – Astrologia Munda<br />
Section II – Chapter V<br />
[The Sun when Lord of the Year either strong or weak]<br />
If in any Revolution you find the Sun Lord of the Year and well dignified, the<br />
King and nobles shall exceed and increase in glory and renown; corn, beasts,<br />
and birds shall be plentiful, the people generally prosperous and successful, and<br />
all things in a good condition whereof the Sun has any signification; if weak,<br />
judge the contrary.<br />
[Venus when Lady of the Year, either strong or weak]<br />
When you find Venus Lady of the Year and well and fortunately disposed, the<br />
year will be successful and advantageous unto women, who shall be free<br />
generally from infirmities and mischance, they shall love and delight<br />
themselves in the society and company of their husbands, shall be fruitful,<br />
easily conceive and bring forth their children; the people shall also generally<br />
thrive, and be prosperous, shall delight themselves in recreations, sports,<br />
feastings, mirth and jollities, and all pleasure whatsoever they desire, shall<br />
feast, make marriages and delight to go neat and fine in apparel; if she is weak<br />
and impeded, she denotes the contrary.<br />
[Mercury when Lord of the Year either strong or weak]<br />
Mercury signifies, when he is Lord of the Year and strong, that merchants,<br />
trades-men, and all such as give their minds to learning, arts and sciences shall<br />
have a successful year, etc. and if weak, judge the contrary.<br />
[The Moon Lady of the Year, either strong or weak]<br />
Lastly, if you see the Moon Lady of the Year in any Revolution, and that she is<br />
strong and well placed, say there shall be no want of rain in its due<br />
season, both former and latter, men shall be generally healthy, fortunate, just<br />
and punctual in all their actions and promises, especially if she is in reception,<br />
or good aspect of the planet who is her dispositor, etc. But if she were then<br />
weak, judge the contrary.<br />
And thus much briefly, touching the general significations of the planets, when<br />
they are Lords of the Year, and either strong or weak, which you have been<br />
shown somewhat more briefly, yet altogether as plainly before in the preceding<br />
Chapters of this same fourth Treatise; yet by reason the ancients set them down<br />
thus large, nay far larger, and least the significations of the planets should not<br />
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