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Book IV – Astrologia Munda
Astrology Restored
Chap. XV - Showing how to judge of weather from common observation of the
rising and setting of the Sun, colour of the Moon, appearance of the rainbow,
comets, clouds, brightness of the fixed stars, also by the prime day, and from time
of the day wherein thunder happens ............................................................... 197
Chap. XVI - Demonstrating the natural cause of many Suns, of the rainbow, rain,
hail, frost, snow, dew, wind, earthquakes, comets, thunders, lightnings and the
cause of the Sun and the Moons eclipse ......................................................... 200
Chap. XVII - Of the signification of the most notable fixed stars both fortunate
and unfortunate in any of the twelve houses in Revolutions of the Years of the
World .......................................................................................................... 204
SECTION IV – Teaching how to judge of the Natural Mutations and Accidents of
this Elementary World by the appearance of Eclipses, Comets, great Conjunctions and
Blazing Stars. ........................................................................................................... 208
Chap. I - Containing Ptolemy’s method in judging eclipses, and how to know the
regions to which the effects belong ................................................................ 212
Chap. II - Showing the time when the effects of any Eclipse shall begin and how
long continue ............................................................................................... 213
Chap. III - Of the kinds of the events of any Eclipse ...................................... 215
Chap. IV - Of the quality of the events of any Eclipse …Good or Evil ............. 218
Chap. V - Of the Sun and Moon eclipsed in any Decanate or Face of the twelve
Celestial Signs ............................................................................................. 223
Chap. VI - Of Comets and Blazing Stars; what they are, the many sorts thereof,
their portences, and how long they appear at any time .................................... 231
Chap. VII - Showing the physical reasons of the horrid and terrible portences of
Comets and Blazing-Stars ............................................................................. 235
Chap. VIII - Showing some other names of Comets or Blazing-Stars, and their
portences ..................................................................................................... 237
Chap. IX - Of the signification of Comets and Blazing-Stars appropriated to the
seven Planets ............................................................................................... 241
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