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Book IV – Astrologia Munda
Section II – Chapter XIII
Chapter XIII
Containing the significations of the Head and Tail of the Dragon in the twelve
houses of heaven in any Annual Revolution of the Years of the World
Since we have now waded through the significations of the seven celestial
planets in the twelve houses of heaven in any Revolution of the Years of the
World, it remains that we now also show the significations of the Head and Tail
of the Dragon, and then proceed to the significations of them in the twelve
celestial signs.
[Head of the Dragon in the first]
Wherefore then, if you find Head of the Dragon in the first, the people will be
successful, fortunate, in honour and health; especially if free from the
malevolent aspects of the infortunes, and fortunately beheld by the benevolents.
[Tail of the Dragon in the first]
But if Tail of the Dragon is in the first, it denotes dangers, misfortunes,
crosses, losses, and that all manner of mischief shall be incident to the persons
of the people; also infirmities according to the nature and signification of the
sign wherein it is.
[Head of the Dragon in the second]
If Head of the Dragon is in the second, it portends fortune, good success
to the people in their trades, and that they shall grow rich and thrive in the
world.
[Tail of the Dragon in the second]
But if the Tail of the Dragon is therein, little or no trading,
crosses and losses of their substance and wealth is to be feared, and that
casually and unexpectedly.
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