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Book IV – Astrologia Munda
Section II – Chapter VII
Chapter VII
Of the signification of Jupiter as he is accidentally placed in any of the twelve
houses of heaven in any Annual Revolution, whether he is Lord of the Year or not
Thus have you heard plainly and fully the true significations of Saturn as he is
located in any of the twelve houses in any Revolution whatsoever, whether he
is Lord of the Year or not. It remains therefore now to descend to Jupiter, who
as you have heard in our Introduction is the next under Saturn, and therefore we
shall in this place speak first of him, and then of all the rest in order as they are
accordingly located in the heavens.
[Jupiter in the Ascendant or first house of heaven in any Annual Revolution of
the Years of the World and what he thereby signifies]
If Jupiter then, in any annual Revolution of the Years of the World, is in the
Ascendant and strong, and in good aspect of his dispositor 1
he signifies the
people of that climate or region shall be successful and fortunate on every side,
healthier in their bodies, shall have much joy, honour and peace; men shall be
desirers and searchers of and in divine mysteries, and the law and the students
thereof shall be in great and high esteem, and they shall build and repair
churches and courts of judicature, etc. And if he is weak, men shall be negligent
and careless of divine duties, and the law; and though you may not judge
altogether the contrary to what has been said, yet may you say the people shall
be little the better for his presence in their Ascendant, or receive little or no
good from him, for the good he would and is naturally willing to do you see he
is altogether unable to perform, being weak or having no power or ability; in
like manner judge of his consistence in any other house when he is in the like
case indigent.
[Jupiter in the second]
If he is in the second and strong, he signifies abundance of prosperity and riches
to the people; especially in such things and commodities as are signified by the
sign wherein Jupiter is. Also, if the Lord of the second applies unto him, their
riches will come tumbling on them they know not how. But if he applies to the
Lord of the second, it will be by their own labour and industry that they shall
1 NOTE BY RAMESEY: as you have heard of Saturn in the former Chapter.
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