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Book IV – Astrologia Munda
Section II – Chapter XII
[Moon in the fifth]
In the fifth, men shall be fortunate in and through their children in whom they
shall rejoice and take pleasure; there shall be plenty of everything: men shall
junket, banquet, feast and be merry and the like; delight to get children, and
many shall be conceived, and all things with young shall be safe and well
delivered. In a word, everything appertaining to the signification of this house
shall be successful if she is fortunate; but if afflicted, judge the contrary.
[Moon in the sixth]
Also, if she is in the sixth, men shall leave off their accustomed wickedness,
and apply themselves more to goodness than usually they were wont; gain by
servants and small cattle. But if unfortunate, loss and damage thereby, and the
clean contrary is to be expected.
[Moon in the seventh]
Again, if in the seventh, men shall be fortunate and happy in women, and gain
and profit much by them.
[Moon in the eighth]
And if in the eighth, mortalities shall happen amongst men; and if she is then
unfortunate, it shall be so much the worse. And if she is in any of the
houses of Mars, there shall be many and grievous slaughters, also tribulations
and anxieties amongst men, and that about legacies and the like; and men shall
endeavour to prosecute one another, and to cast one another out of their
possessions, etc.
[Moon in the ninth]
Moreover, if she is in the ninth, men shall make many journeys and remove out
of one place into another; if the sign is watery, they shell make voyages by sea;
if an earthy , long and tedious journeys by land; men shall be lovers of
arts and sciences; for if the sign on the ninth be one of the houses of Saturn,
they shall delight in alchemy and chemical preparations; if it is one of the
houses of Jupiter, in divinity, law and justice; if of Mars, in wars, feats
of arms, etc; if belonging to Sol, in all noble sciences; if to Venus, in music,
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