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Book IV – Astrologia Munda
Section II – Chapter XII
Chapter XII
Of the significations of the Moon in the twelve houses of heaven in any Annual
Revolution, whether she is Lady of the Year or not
[Moon in the first]
Even as we have already treated of the six foregoing planets, let us yet continue
to show also the significations of the Moon in the twelve houses of heaven.
Wherefore, if the Moon in any Annual Revolution is in the first house, whether
she be Lady of the Year or not, she denotes the people shall be fickle, ever
wavering and going out of one opinion into another, and one house and place to
another. And men shall have joy and profit by women; especially such as have
mothers shall gain much by them. The year shall be prosperous, men shall be
successful, and in health of body and strong; these if she is fortunate. But if she
is impedited and weak, judge the contrary.
[Moon in the second]
Also, if she is in the second and fortunate, men shall gain, profit, and abound in
riches, having plenty of all things. But if she is unfortunate, they shall be
indigent, poor and vile, etc.; shall have many losses and crosses.
[Moon in the third]
If she is in the third, men shall delight and joy in the society and company of
their friends, acquaintance and kindred, and all enmity and former heart
burnings shall be forgotten and laid aside. They shall delight in all goodness
and charitable alms-deeds; also short journeys shall be performed with all the
security and profit that may be.
[Moon in the fourth]
In the fourth, and the Revolution is diurnal, she denotes misfortune at the
beginning of the year; but towards the latter end amendment. But if it is
nocturnal, the people, whether at the beginning or ending of the year, shall not
have any success but contrariwise many tribulations, crosses,
losses, vexations and imprisonments. But if she is strong and well dignified, the
evil will not be altogether so bad.
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