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Book IV – Astrologia Munda Astrology Restored Chap. X - Showing the Significations of Comets, when they appear in any of the twelve Signs of Heaven ................................................................................ 244 Chap. XI - Of great Conjunctions, their Number, and to judge their Effects .... 249 Chap. XII - Of the Conjunctions of the Superiors .......................................... 252 Chap. XIII - Of the mean and lesser Conjunctions, and their effects ............... 255 Chap. XIV - Of the Conjunction of the planets in the twelve Signs according to Hermes ........................................................................................................ 258 Chap. XV - Showing how to judge of the general accidents of the world by the falling of New Years day .............................................................................. 262 APPENDIX I: Comments on Chapter 3 in Section II of Ramesey’s Astrologia Munda called, «Of the significations of the planets, Dragons Head and Tail, as also Blazing- Stars, when they are (in any Revolution) exalted one above the other.» with excerpt from A Study of an Arabic Treatise entitled Al Biruni on Transits ........................ 264 APPENDIX II: Excerpts from Abu Ma’shār’s, On Historical Astrology [On the Great Conjunctions], concerning the life span and length of rule of a ruler ........... 267 APPENDIX III: Concerning the Lots or Parts used in Mundane Astrology from various sources ................................................................................................. 277 APPENDIX IV: Excerpt from Abu Ma’shār on times of fertility and barrenness judged from the annual Revolution of the Year ................................................... 280 APPENDIX V: A Table of the Mansions of the Moon from Section 1, Chapter III of the third book of Astrology Restored: «Introduction to Elections» ........................ 284 APPENDIX VI: The significations of the signs rulership over regions and nations according to the 26 th chapter in the 2 nd book of Ramesey’s Astrology Restored ..... 285 APPENDIX VII: Concerning which conjunctions were the most important ........ 287 vii
Book IV – Astrologia Munda Introduction Introduction by the Editor Many people have written me, asking if there is some «beginners» text book on mundane astrology, I can recommend. Of all the branches of astrology, mundane astrology is probably the field that has lacked the most effort to restore, at least with the same level of effort as has been invested in horary, natal and even electional astrology. The reasons for this are probably many, but the most obvious reason is that until the last 5 or so years, we have lacked a real working knowledge of just what the ancients taught and practiced with regard to mundane astrology. Most, if not all, translations of relevant mundane texts have been made by scholars studying the historical significance of astrology and astrologers on science and a rather large body of translations has grown from the efforts of scholars such as the late David Pingree, E.S. Kennedy, Charles Burnett, Keiji Yamamoto, Michio Yano and many others working through the Warburg Institute, the University of Tokyo, The Institute for the History of Arabic-Islamic Science and academic publishers such as Brill to name only a small number. In most cases, it is in Academic Institutes and Universities that these translations of original manuscripts have been confined; slowly but surely these translated texts and manuscripts are now making their way into the circles of astrological scholarship. But for the most part, these are not «beginners» books but rather books containing instructions and philosophies requiring a certain competence and understanding that cannot be termed «beginner» or novice. There are several texts written on mundane astrology in the late 19 th century such as we have from Raphael, Sephrael, and C.E.O. Carter etc. But these are strongly revisionist texts based on Theosophical and modern humanist doctrines that don’t believe prediction is possible in the first place! In other words, there is a very real dearth of published commentary or compilations of traditional mundane teachings today. With the exception of perhaps Robert Zoller, 1 there is very little effort to recover these ancient teachings and test them. 1 Robert Zoller has not published any commentary or teaching but has held two intensive workshops on ancient mundane astrology. 1
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