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Book IV – Astrologia Munda
Section II – Chapter VII
the same house. if he is afflicted, judge not so much good, but say rather 1
there
will be the clean contrary, and diseases, such as are impostumes, unnatural
windy, swellings, obstructions of the liver, and the like. Be sure you derive your
judgement according to discretion, and the nature of the Planet and Sign he is
in, etc.
[Jupiter in the seventh]
Jupiter in the seventh fortunate denotes many marriages and contracts
shall be made, and men shall delight themselves with women. But if he is
unfortunate, they shall not agree, shall jar, clash and fall out one with another
during that Revolution.
[Jupiter in the eighth]
If he is in the eighth, there shall not be any great mortality. 2
But if he is weak,
judge the contrary; or there shall be some affliction according to the nature of
the sign in which he then is.
[Jupiter in the ninth]
Also, if he is fortunately placed in the ninth, men shall make safe and
prosperous journeys and voyages by sea, and also thrive by removing from one
place or house to another; and men shall love and delight in the law, of both
God and man, moral and divine. But if he is weak, it will not be so good. By
what has been already said and rightly apprehended, you may easily judge
when it will be contrary or bad in any degree.
[Jupiter in the tenth]
Again, if he is in the tenth and dignified, the King and superiors shall be good;
shall honour his or their people, and do justice generally and
impartially, and they shall thrive under their government and be successful. But
if he is weak in dignities, he cannot be so strong as to perform this good so
effectually, and there shall be both law and discord amongst the people, etc.
1 NOTE BY RAMESEY: if you see other testimonies concurring.
2 NOTE BY RAMESEY: if he were then strong.
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