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Book IV – Astrologia Munda
Section II – Chapter IX
Chapter IX
Showing the significations of the Sun in the twelve houses of heaven in any Annual
Revolution, whether he is Lord of the Year or not
[The Sun in the first]
Rehearsing the planets according to their order and places in the heavens, after
Mars follows the Sun, who if he is in the Ascendant, fortunate, essentially
dignified, and in reception with the Lord of the Ascendant, and beheld amicably
by him, the year shall generally be happy and successful for everyone; as well
the King as the beggar. But if he is therein unfortunate, it shall be clean
contrary, and especially noble and great men shall suffer in their persons
dishonour, disgrace, and perhaps cast out of their dignities and places.
[The Sun in the second]
The Sun in the second, the people shall waste and expend their wealth; also,
their rulers shall covet after the singring and disposing thereof, insomuch that
they shall live sneaking and poor.
[The Sun in the third]
The Sun in the third, shows the people shall delight in goodness, and in the law;
shall love and associate themselves with their neighbours, friends,
kindred and associates, for the which they shall be praised.
[The Sun in the fourth]
If he is in the fourth, gardens and vegetables shall be spoiled and suffer
detriment, especially if he is in signs of that nature; great men and high shall be
made low and degraded. And if it is a watery sign, the earth shall be dry, and
the water dried up. 1
1 NOTE BY RAMESEY: I believe the ancients meant fiery.
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