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Book IV – Astrologia Munda
Section II – Chapter VIII
Chapter VIII
Containing the significations of Mars in the twelve houses of heaven in any annual
Revolution, whether he is Lord of the Year or not
[Mars in the first]
Having done with the significations of Jupiter, it follows now we come to Mars
and his significations, who, if he is in the first house in any Revolution and
strong; whether he is Lord of the year or no, shows that the people of that
country shall gain and be advantaged by wars or slaughters, and shall overcome
their enemies during that Revolution. But if he is weak, they shall disagree and
fall out one among another, and shall beat, draw blood and wound one another,
for which cause much evil and damage shall happen unto them.
[Mars in the second]
If Mars is in the second house at the time of any Revolution, or Ingress of the
Sun into Aries, and strong, he denotes many thefts, rapines and robberies, and
rozening and cheating of one another; those also that are entrusted with money
or goods of any one, shall be false and deceitful, and the people generally shall
be driven to want, and be perplexed with taxations and tributes.
[Mars in the third]
But if he is in the third, men shall not associate themselves with their
neighbours and kindred; but instead of being friends, hate and envy
one another.
[Mars in the fourth]
Also, if he is in the fourth, he sends his vigorous heat and malice to all the other
planets, so that if he is in a fiery sign, he dries up and scorches the earth, and
causes great mischief by fire, also mortalities. If the sign is human, he causes
many slaughters and effusion of blood, quarrels and war, and that chiefly in or
towards the latter end of the year, and in those places generally subject to the
sign wherein he is.
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