C. (G) 
 2197. A Treatise of Mathematicall Phisicke, 
 or briefe Introduction to Phisicke, by 
 Iudiciall Astronomy. Intreating very ex- 
 actly and compendiously of the Natures and 
 qualities of all diseases incident to humane 
 bodyes by the naturall influence of the 
 Czlestiall motions. Neuer before handled in 
 this our natiue language, written by G. C. 
 gent. Practicioner in Phisicke. Whereunto 
 is added a most ready and perfect Table, of 
 the planetarie and vnequall howers vnder 
 the ... meridian of ... London, exactly cal- 
 culated by the sayde G. C....sm. 4°. Lond., 
 br. by T. Purfoot, 1598. 
 With woodcut illustrs. &c., and folding table. 
 Issued with ‘ A briefe and most easie Introduc- 
 tion to the Astrologicall Iudgement of the Starres ’, 
 1598, G. C.’s edition of Fabian Wither’s transla- 
 tion of Claude Dariot’s ‘Ad astrorum. iudicia 
 facilis introductio ’, Lyons, 1557. The identity of 
 “G. C.’ seems to be unknown. 
 Inserted: MS. leaf with astrological tables. 
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 THE LIBRARY 
 OF 
 
 SIR WILLIAM OSLER, BART. 
 OXFORD 
 
Treati'e of «Mathematical Phi- 
 
 ficke, or briete {ntroduction to. 
 
 “Phificke, by ludiciall Aftronomy. 
 
 Intreating very exactly and compendioufly of the 
 Natures and Qualities ofall diieafes incident 
 to humane bodyes by the natural! in- 
 
 * ~~ fluence ofthe Celeftiall 
 motions, 
 Newer before handledin this our Nariuelan- 
 SHALE » wrirsen by Ge C. gent. Prace 
 ““zittoner in Phiftcke: a ot 
 ¥ : . 
 
 . Whereunto is added a moft ready and per- 
 
 fe&t. Table, of the Planeratie and vne- 
 guall howers vader the Latitude of Si 
  dete3 emt. which srhetrue me= - 
 
 vidtanof th1s oft famous Clr. 
 
 tie of London, exactly 5 
 “aleutated by thee 
 
 ' fayde'G; Ce ie 
 
 Optimé virtus feipfanouit, & qua amabilis fit jnrelligi¢. 
 
 we 
 
 AT LOND O N, 
 oe Printed by Thomas Purfoot. 
 ges eR mae 
 
To the Coxrvteous Readers 
 
 HE chiefeft andmoft difficult poynt of Phifick(by the opinié of 
 | § Galenand others excelling in that Art)is to decerne the Nature & 
 property of every difeafe & ficknes, & therby te manifeft the cau. 
 festherof.Nam fublara caxfa, tolletur effettussthe caufe being remoued, 
 the effect is eafily extinguifhed . Vnto the knowledge wherof Iudiciall 
 Afironomy is moft neceflary & moft auayl: blezexprefling very certeniy 
 & perticulerly the céplexiomofthe body, & the nature of th'infirmity , 
 & cdfequently thecaufes of the fame:which being ynknowne, how 
 dagerousa thinge it were,& how haynous to apply any Medicines, no 
 man is ignorat, And in vaine he laboreth to expell ficknes and cifeafes, 
 which obferueth nota due & conueniét time forthe operatis of his me- 
 dicines & miniftring Phifickesfor bythe motionofthe Moone & Pla- 
 nets(fayth Znnél, & experiéce daily approueth the fame)are known the 
 Criticall & dagerous days: whé the ficknes wilbe more grieuous & ve~ 
 hemét, & whé it wilbe more remifle & placable, & in what dayes itis 
 conueniét to yfe outward or inward medicines. And ifthe Phifition(as 
 Hypocratesaffirrneth x Progz,)do by ludiciall Afttonomy pronciice the 
 end of the ficknés & cavfestherof,the patient doth the more confidérly 
 comit himfelfe into his hads & deliuereth him fr6 blame, For this caufe 
 (gétle reader) I haue colle ed thisfhort Treatife of A¢athe matical Ph:- 
 fick entreating of the natures & kinds of difeafes & infirmiriesto be de- 
 cerned by the influéce of the fuperior motiés, & fignifieth(by a queftis 
 propofed ortime of the firft c6playning or lying down of the party gre- 
 ued whether the ficknes wilbelong orfhort, or wilbe dangerous or of 
 {mal force,& of what property the infirmity is,which contagioufly doth 
 afflict the body, Ifthismy laborimay be gratefully accepted (as 1 doube 
 not if ye pleafe to céfureiuflly therot) I fhalbe encoraged to proceede in 
 the 2. Booke of (Yaudins Dario hadling moe copicufly this{ point, of 
 Aftrology,& bad byn far more. fitting (1 confefle) for shisi place, yf 
 time & oportunity had permitted : & the yatherbeing induect to pub- 
 Jith this litle yolume at the inftatrequeft of fom worlhipfull men, who(c 
 ymportunacy I could not withftad, So Irefcr thisfirtt fruits of my lebor 
 to thy difcreti6(courteous reader) hoping ye wil frédly accept the fame, 
 as for the raucnousiawes of malicious Sytophanrts, | feare thé hot v hofe 
 ignorance makeththé enuious:forit is a truc faying, Screnctamul # hebet 
 inimich nif ignoranté.Afany fault be fetid herein;with fauor bearewith it 
 oramend it, So fhal‘I(as a deuoted frend) endeuor my felf by al means 
 to requite your courtefies-ener praying tothe omnipotét creato) for your 
 dayly encreafe of knowledge & yertuc, to whofe facred wit I commig 
 
 Yours in allaffcition, ? 
 Oe rg Uaffeition, GG 
 
ifaw 
 
 y? 
 mite a V4, 
 
 +e 
 
 7 
 
 ‘. 
 2 
 
 i 
 
 The Anatomie of mans Bod 
 hvanche of The Va 
 
 hena 
 
 “Saphena 
 aviche of the Ae) 
 -, f 
 
 ¢ thine 
 The b 
 Vaiie 
 
eMathematicall P hifick or abricfe 
 
 Methode-of Rhifick, by Lndiciall Aftrologie. 
 
 mi N the caufes of Sicknefle and 
 Yi. Infirmities , the methode and 
 way of iudging bya Calefti- 
 all: conftellanion or. Fygure, 
 is required from the places of 
 the Heauens, and from the 
 Planets that are fignifiers both 
 a ivomensteetass) of the nature of the partie di- 
 feafed, and of the qualitie, of the difeale : In know- 
 ing of what Nature and Complexion they bee of 
 themfelues, and alfo what flate and condition they 
 hould in their proper places, which is fayde to be 
 accidental. By themfelues, that is rofay,the Atoone 
 hath fignification of the body and lyfe, andlikewile 
 the Sunne, but chiefly the Afcendent, and thee are 
 fayde to bee fignifiers by themfelues in the flate ofthe 
 bodye and life of the, partie difeafed, and their difpo- 
 fitors. or Lordes.to bee fignificators by accident, that 
 is by reafon of the Dominion and power which they 
 houlde in the places. of the former fignificators as 
 when Satarne or Mars or (ome other Planet thalbe 
 difpofitors and haue. chiefe power inthe fayde pla- 
 ces, and this according to the Natureand dilpolition 
 of the partie dileafed . 
 Bur as touching theN 
 
 4 
 
 ature and Qualitie of dit 
 cafe 
 
- ft 
 eMathematical 
 eafe or ficknefle : the fignifiers of 
 the fixt houfe, and the Planet or Planets in thefame, 
 but the fignifiers by accident ; 
 
 are the difpofitors of 
 the fixt houfe,together with the maleuolent Planets 
 
 Saturne and Mars: who if they bee lignifieators b 
 
 any meanes, they doe affiiét the bodye , and allo 
 the planet’ ftom whomme the Lorde of the alcendent 
 is feparated, or which feparateth himfelfe fom the 
 Lord of the afcendent’: which {heweth the part 
 or member difeafed and grieved, forthe part or parts 
 of the body fignified by the figne and houfe where- 
 in the fayde planet ‘is placed; are furely grieued and 
 payned according to the qualitie of the difeafe: now 
 the flate and condition which they holde, is difcer-’ 
 ned: diuerfly in fundry wayes; a8 in‘ his owneé proper 
 nature, inthe fine whetein he¢ is, alo in habit or 
 place which hee pofleffeth, then accotding ‘to hys 
 affection beelit good ot euill, ‘wherewith Hee is af: 
 fected, then’by his Fortitude or Debilitie being firong 
 or weake, fortunate or infSrtinate 4s well by-nature 
 and by himfelfe, as by acccident, being able there- 
 by freely to extend his forces or not... ~ Laftly by 
 his configuration and alpeéts which’ hee hath with 
 other: planets be itgood or badde. 
 fortunate 
 
 themfelues, are 
 
 forranate6r vie 
 - And it is {pecially tobee regarded that 
 we diligently examine, the concordace & habitude 
 whichthe Significators do'hold alwel ainde thefelues 
 
 as with the other planets < whether they be afpeGed 
 orbe vovd of ‘courte, feparatine Or applying or in the’ 
 felfe fame degree or minute : alf¢ 
 
 3€ good or baddeowith Recepti 
 
 > whether theafpe & 
 Onor without, with 
 Trarn- 
 
 w 
 $ 
 a 
 
Phificke, 
 
 Tranflation, or with returne of light, with impedi- 
 Men, or without fet or hinderance, alfo if there be 
 uftrating of light , refrayning, befieging \ definic: 
 tion or ab{cition & cutting ot ob frufitation of ight 
 and nature .- Furthérmore -wee ought to régarde 
 whether thefe fignificators haue anyother: way of 
 concordance and habitude among themfelues, or 
 with other Planets’, And. whether they bee in 
 fignes beholding one énother, or in {ignescommen- 
 ding or obeying, or if one be in the Antifcia-of the 
 other, or in the Waxena or Dodetaremeria: of the o- 
 ther.” For the caufe and realon ‘of thele thinges is 
 not to bee. contemned.and reieGed, With thele 
 alfo it is moft neceflarie to be feearded, and noleffe 
 confideration oughtto be hadde of the fixed Starrs, 
 efpecially being of the firR and fecond magnitude ; 
 for if a fixed Starre fhalbe placed in the houfe lig- 
 nifying the queftion propoted, or in th’afcendent or 
 Tenth, or other Angle, or elfe fhalbee conioyned 
 to.any Planet fignificator, {pecially the Afconethe Svane 
 or Lord of théafcendent +0] much thar fixed ftarre 
 dcothpromife &effedt.as the pla:whofe'nature & pro- 
 perty he holdeth:as ifthe fame planet.fhould be {o pla- 
 ced.inithe fame houle, or conioyned 't6 the fame fig- 
 nificator.: allo the ‘Lord-of the hower hath the fame 
 fignification.as the Lord of thrafcendent hath : lyke- 
 wife. you mufthane refpect to the parts, as the part 
 of Lyfe, the part of Death &c. for they doe helpe 
 and auayle in delivering true Judgement. Thefe 
 things ought carefully to be regarded of the Aftro- 
 nomer, before he enter into Iudgement of the fate 
 ; B 2 of 
 
eMathematicall 
 
 of the ficke partie or ficknefle.. Therefore I haue 
 briefly collected thee principal and moft neceflary 
 rules belonging to this {cieace as followeth: readily 
 exprefledto the fodaine view ofthe ftudiousPractiti- 
 oner thereof, whereby the fayd: {cience may’be the 
 more eafily ynderftood. and practifed. 
 
 To mdze incan-C the places of the H eauin,that is £0 
 fes of fickueffe by | fay,rhe fignes. 
 rhe Calefial ma- 8 
 tions js required: | 
 frows (rhe planers (What they bee 
 fignsficatars of | by nature. 
 the bodye ana 
 Iufirmitie 
 Inknowing (What difpofition 
 ; they bold. 
 
 f f The afcendent 
 ‘|y shem/felues Sie Moone ¢ 
 vhs the peste ; The Sunne’ ¥ 
 icke and di- 
 The fiz- | feafed (L.of thafcendent \ 
 nd by acci>. | L.of the houfe of D | 
 " 04 dene L.of the houfe of © b 
 they are | 2. of the Fygure. ] 
 
 / 
 L 
 
 LZ. of the hower. J 
 
 The 
 
| OR 
 Th C6. ho fe 
 Of the | by thamfluer, ha: inthe if wivee 
 
 [ 
 
 | ickeneBe 3 | 
 
 \ CDifpofi itor’ of the fixt 
 
 lb. sccidént | boule: the maleuolent ~ 
 
 | | the | bla: which being figmif. 
 
 | Tis amye fort doe afflict 
 
 { the body, planet from 
 
 | liphom the, of the afm. 
 cendent® doth feperate 
 or is [6 parared. 
 
 Ofrhe Phifsion hone. 
 
 rhe fig- Lord thereof 
 
 | 
 | 
 
 wificator 
 
 what 
 
 rhey gt 
 {a 
 | 
 | 
 | 
 | 
 | 
 
 the Sunne 
 
 The. 1o hone ~ >. 
 
 Of the Phificke $i Lord ele 
 The houfe 
 
 Th endef ficknepe ie Lord ee 
 
 rhe 8 houfe 
 oP ~ Dear h oh he L, shereof 
 
 ~B3 The. 
 
Mathe matical 
 
 Cowne proper mature 
 The frsmificarors | Sime 2 
 what di pofiston ¥ Place ? 
 they houlde ing Affection ig 
 their | Fortitude, 5 
 
 Configuration ra 
 
 (benewolent or maleuolent mafe. 
 In thei he da ihe h 
 A ies owne | or fem. of the day or night hor, 
 warire,vzL. If 3 cold,moyft, or dry, fanguine, 
 they bee by na- melancholy, chollerick,or phleg- 
 Lure. | Matick, what difeales  whar 
 \parts of the body they couerne, 
 
 hot, cold, moyft, on dry efier ya. 
 
 [ earthly, warry, or ayerie:maf, 
 
 Inthe fieme } or ‘fem fixedmoueable or come 
 
 wherein they mon, humane, beftiall, or dou- 
 are, whether it blebodyed mba member ix £0~ 
 e uerneth, and what cifeafe or 
 
 ickenefse. 
 
 ‘a (Angle 
 Ssenif, be Sa fuccedent ¢ 
 tan Cadens: 
 Iuplace or fitu- | farre fromthe cufpe or neere 
 ation, yf the the cufpe of any boufe. 
 } e Inhoufe, whereinhe reiaye 
 L Ufeth, or leffe comforted. 
 
 In 
 
; ti 
 
 Narure, 
 | ‘ of shis or ard Complexio é ? 
 In the shad h hone Propertie 
 or baie . ia shines it bath 
 of the t | /gnification:what part 
 Fike body it goucrneth. 
 {Direck 
 Retrosrade 
 
 ie in morio 2 /ivift 
 
 iden, vi courfe 
 
 In affection, ly nis iy es ie ation 4 
 whether hee entrea- sii t 
 
 be { fing we 
 7 i in larir. “eS scl: i iat From the ecliprick. 
 : i his Aux. -cneenefirt oie MAND 
 
 ; or diminifbing thereof. 
 
 combuf, under the Sunne ®?> WS wdayier 
 entering 
 
 | beimes 2 dep wring bfrom them 
 
 Occidental: | 
 
 Ler erpeaeal Ped ack yke i 
 
 faohic, for, the moft part 
 
 | are referred to the chap- 
 
 ee [ser of. affection and cona 
 
 In Ae Ly ¢0 ef oA feurasion and in fome 
 
 hele ee, bys { fort i is difcerned-in this 
 
 Lap. Von. yf the 
 Seoif. 
 
egathestatical 
 
 | onif be hey aay of bys 
 
 dipmiries. 
 Costes rermof 3° er pele 
 
 | ae extill 
 \ Quadras 
 Afpect of <Trine 
 Oppofition 
 - Conwinti toe 
 or alrogerher voyde 
 of cour fe. 
 Applying 
 ‘Affett .\Seperating 
 S7 athe fame 
 ¢ deg. or min. 
 
 I mipediment as eo toffinion of 
 \ deftret ‘tion light. 
 ‘A Bef Feging.s 
 or altogether Sehe ler & 
 hinderance. 
 
 wwherher it bein 
 
 Behalding 
 In fignes 30 ommanding 
 Obedient 
 Antifcia 
 ln Sonn . oof one 
 Dodecatemorta another. 
 . Layned to a fixed Starve. 
 
 | 
 ” 
 
 | Freftratio 
 
 srs st } & Fredtratia | 
 | 
 ssi] 
 
 Thefe 
 
Phificke. 
 
 Thee fewe cules well confidered, the fame are 
 more eafie and very delightful, {o that the Aftrono- 
 mer by Gods permiflion maye fafely enter into truce 
 Iudgement of theftate of any party difeafed, & ofthe 
 Qualitie of his fickneffe or difeafe. 
 
 In the former Treatife it is fuffitiently declared of 
 the erection’ of the 12 Celeftiall houfes,& the placing 
 ofthe Planets inthem. And alfoof the Nature, Com- 
 plexionand properties of the planets, and ofthe figns, 
 as well mutually amonge themfelues, as feuerally by 
 their proper fignifications, notwithftading it isnot a- 
 miflein this place to {et down thefe few notes as con- 
 cerning the pla: and fignes not before mentioned . 
 
 Coldanddry : 
 k Melancholy Oriental addeth Coldand moifture, 
 “Y Occidental Drynes. 
 Latemperate 
 
 _ 
 
 Hot and moist ‘ ; 
 come 6. arth Heat & moifture, 
 
 ie angi Occidentall Moysture, 
 SF Choher QOIeaal Cie $ Hesse mddeynet 
 prtemsperat Occidental] 2 rynes, 
 Cold & morta , . 
 P Ficagme G Sccidea Ke addeth 5 ate cr moifture, 
 Temperate ¢cidental 3 { Mapfture, 
 A; the Plz Pl > 
 b ¢ Orientall 
 ¥ oy ™ - heis $ Oc cident eth ae 
 
 c The 
 
ieeeilatioal 
 DS 3, 
 
 Vv - ‘t 
 Tue Sunind Pas Ce Sie Boke ith Cres pp opi 
 ? x Cruind tty S ler, 2 ar ago x Scholy. 
 
 CY ef to the fix Ae) C Hotte and nz zovfP 
 as Mao ne) fir SE torbe cual Oe FTotre and dry 
 ons the © tothe laf ( 4 ) Colde« ava ar 
 
 € laff) to the om > { Colile es 
 
 Alfo the Moone of her'owne proper naturé ts.cold 
 and moyft, yet farremoremoyftthencoldesmigbtily 
 eniter-mixing her nattine with the: planets that !aipect 
 her, and from whom the is feparated, alfoacegrding 
 to hee encreafeand debcreafe! 
 
 oe Heat and drynes. 
 ¢ Cola nop fiure. 
 
  SEncre: pgnih J 
 
 For (© 2 Decreafing with 4 
 
 F eadde th 
 
 Furthermore fhe changeth and varieth her nature 
 according tothe place of the Heauiens.w herein fheis, 
 as hath been oblerued by auntient P/ rylofophers, and 
 therfore they haue affigned:28!Manciés of the ‘ido, 
 declaring their {euerall Complexions and Qualities as 
 hereafter followeth, 
 
 siiha NIORTAI 
 Reith ad ae 
 
one AY ea eA ee a 
 wow 
 
 eION Con 
 
 i 
 &A Table of the paar rok ihe 
 
 Moone. 
 
 uF 
 
 Beginning of 
 = chery DAancion. 
 
 3 [bile wa \quality| 
 
 La) EleFions. es 
 The Moon inthis firft Manci6, 
 
 ceaufetha fite time to iourney, & 
 
 to giue Philick chiefly’ laxatiues 
 
 I ale Ig. 26 Pass 
 
 Ey | rate. 
 LE compe Good to'goe voyages, tofow , 
 
 2/0 Y7|rate or jplant, but contrary to purge or 
 “on dy. lvomit. 
 
 ~~ Werye | Goodto make Marchandize,to 
 
 \rnayif. buy cattell, contrary to Naui- 
 
 sigations.. 
 
 Solde~ | Good to plant, andfow feedes 
 
 3128. omoy/t lcontrary, to make mariages ,and 
 
 more ito make volages by water. 
 olde. i 
 
 IS, 019 
 
 ~ithis is {afe tov viage;t to make wed- 
 5 [milo s2sdry Olock,or marchadize ‘to fend chil- 
 hare. dré to fchole,to make medicins. 
 
 ‘Tempe-| Anapttime ‘10 War, but cotrary 
 6} xr |23." 43.vure) . [to fow feeds, & to doe all things, 
 H eae you defire good end. 
 
 ery 
 
 2 An 
 
cA Table of the Mancions of Y 
 
 — ee 
 
 ’ Beginning ing of lqua- qua- ~. EleéFions. 
 uty 
 
 ee e mancion 
 
 els 
 
 US72 \deg. lel E 
 i An. apt timeto plowand fowe, 
 7 te Gy sno ut euill ro Tourney or go¢e on 
 
 voyage. 
 Bi 
 
 A fit time, to take a pe ie 
 816 |19. 26|tem-llor umey,and to take Phifick chief 
 perat; ay in pilles. 
 
 | It is goodonely in Nauigation, 
 
 Drye. lin all other thinges it is contra- 
 
 gr 2. 17. 
 . rie. 
 
 ed 
 
 Itis.good for Matrimonie, to 
 ION |15-  9.ymoi fi P ‘pl lant or build: euill to make a 
 lvoyage. 
 tem.| A fauourable timeto {ow teeds 
 2 erarand to plant, to deliuer prifon- 
 I] 28. 0 fay m-ners, contrar ye to take laxatiue 
 wharimedicines, 
 cold. 
 
 8S ee 
 
 Conueniér to plant, fow feeds, 
 make Marriage, yil to Naui- 
 gate. 
 
 Good to iourney,or nauigate,to 
 U3] 23. 43isem-| fow. feeds, & to pluw, to contract 
 iperar matrimony, tofend Embaflage. 
 
 T2 nt ro) i sh 
 
 ee 
 
 ‘|-—] Tris convenient to fow, plant, & 
 14,6. 35.|tem- to take philicke, contraty to tour- 
 eratney, andto wedawiddowe. 
 
 i bn) 
 
 Good 
 
A Table of the Mancion of y 
 | > Becinning of | 
 | 3 the mancion 
 oh Sigider. mi. 
 
 qua- Elections, 
 litie. 
 
 tn 
 
 Goodtodigge and delue, and 
 siitleuill for, voyage-and mariage. 
 
 An infortunat time for al things 
 
 {7asitpecially to make voyage,to buy, 
 ind. lto puton new apparell, and bad 
 
 “all. to rake phifick. 
 | An apt timeto buy beafts, to 
 17) Mi1S.. Q.paoistiput thé to pafture, & romarrie a 
 --__ywiddow, ‘euill for Nauigations, 
 Good to build, fow feeds, plant, 
 18/mj28. - o./drye.jto Nauigate, contrary to make 
 
 marriages. 
 
 A fit time’ for warfar, & tobe- 
 Tol jlo, s2mois7fiegea place, alfoto plant, fowe 
 ads leedes, and ro make voyage. 
 
 ee be 
 
 ea mot} A conuenienttime to buy cat 
 be 223. 43 Jor -tell,to hunt wilde beafts, cGtra- 
 tem-|rytomake wedlock. 
 
 vera 
 —l_[.... ~ } Good+to build, lay toudanons, 
 21 HO. .3,\tem-t0 fow feed, to.go-to a prince or 
 perar\Maieftrate for fauour, but con- 
 |___ {tary ro matrimony, 
 
 — 
 
 Aconueniet time to take Phy- 
 a2 BiI9. 16. moiisiick, to nauligate, te put onnewe 
 |] apparel! contrary to marriage. 
 ‘aan eee = tl 
 
 es : Good 
 
| 
 
 <| Besinning of qua Elections. 
 
 the 1: incion lorie. 
 
 — 
 
 e 7: ‘ens Good for Philicke, and tomake 
 3 LSeoeisat py perma voyage ji cuillto marrie, and to 
 lend. 
 
 [ An apt timetoleade an at an armieto 
 
 a | 
 
 2.4] sy 1192.029.\Feus-bateell, to make marriages, and to 
 
 sd bas ls tpexat ow (eeds, and good to take medi- 
 cines,s: contrary for voyages. 
 er .4ttesd yp aod for sourney,yoyage or iour- 
 
 254 M1285! 0 oDrye: hey towarde midday, ortowatde 
 
 ae len eee 
 
 ! 
 nuliag 7 Sun-let,cand is good for foudan 
 
 tal “This; day is ‘dood for totakephi- phi- 
 26) < to. 52 moi. ficke, but inall other thinges it is 
 | bad, ce 
 | |, AgOmodious time to fow, plant, 
 27) 4-230 143. to vie Marchadife, to make inatri- 
 
 | monie,but contrary to Nauigatio. 
 
 a 
 
 ‘An aptday to vfe.merchadife, to 
 
 '28 ¥j6.  35.pTem=celebrateomatrimonye, andto vie 
 
 ae perat. Phil ficke , contraryeto lend and to 
 
 | = ,ert goe ona voyage. 
 
 Furthermore 
 
sk bificker 
 
 Furthermogesthedkilfiill Phifiiion and Aftronomer, 
 forbiddeth.to touch or let blod in that part of the bo- 
 dy fignified, by the figne whereuithe Moone 1s foiid, 
 and therefore it is conuenient to knowe what part of 
 thebodyis fignifiedeby edlerydigue 5 as \isliuely fette 
 downe inthe Anoromie prefcribedin the beginning 
 ofthe firft Booke,-andvis more perticuletly. declared , 
 with the difcafes incident ynto them, as followeth. 
 
 nye Rileth the head, cavesscves rnd Wifes fey of thcm:as 
 head-ach, pymples, -ookboach pay ues of the yes, mor- 
 \ ephematke Kucfeiashefares and {uch like. 
 Be PECL POs he ion /eb of themias kivies enill, 
 hoarcenes, weakenes inthenecke, blucke'choWler, lora- 
 sex Ww harvcnapecate, : 
 
 ‘TO Arnies bealder®: bills aa fingers, thir difca- 
 Ses proceeding ine of blogs d, 
 
 apcli fi Baw paps jopper part of Sie belly ae lunes <> 
 Al porerh genpetlinrents: of sheeyesy tbe heii leapry, 
 pufhesya spe ip the fe aces; | : 
 
 i Hart bref, “fromackribbs, hack-bone poe Cutts, 
 Crtheir fi fucknefSe proceeding of. Fyellomeboller, t 
 
 my, ,Gartrs and belly, and entralls fmalloutrs fi inifi- 
 ' eth all Tafirmities proceeilins of mlancholy or blacke } 
 " holler: = 4 
 2. Reynes, ioynts, hamms, hanch, buttocks, specif 
 eth the dymnesof ficht, retention of vrine “and of dia 
 seftion, fluxes, 
 
 m Bladder 
 
eMathematicall 
 
 m Bladder and prinie parts, flanck or fmallgurs, and 
 fhewer bepry, foabs, pars inthe face, canker, fiftuloes, 
 
 emrodes, Stone, Wc. 
 
 ze Thighes, prinie members and sheir difeafes : as fe- 
 uers, fall from hie places, fromthe 16. tothe 18 deg, 
 it norerh ympedimens of the eyes. 
 
 p Knees, and their defeafes : as leapry, {cabbe, lofse of 
 fpeech, dumnes, furdisie, dimnes of the eyes, feuers, 
 fluxes by th'infertor parts. 
 
 - Leggs and their difeafes: as blacke laundies, incifi- 
 ons of the veynes from the 20 ta the 2§, degree, ik no- 
 teth paynes of the eyes. 
 
 Feere and their difeafes : as thegowt, fcab, leapry, 
 palfic Oo this is a figne altogerher fickly O Flegmarick. 
 
 * 
 
 And thefe are the proper fignificatiés of the figns 
 alone by themfelues, or when the Moone isin them 
 throughout all the parts of mans body : notwithftan- 
 ding the Mooneand the other planetshaue diuers & 
 feucrall fignifications in all the fignes particulerly ap- 
 propriated to themfelues, being deriued from their 
 dignities and houfes which is rroft neceflatie to be 
 diligently obferued of the ftudious laborer in this art, 
 as hauing a (peciall Relation tothe partof the body 
 difeafed and grieued, and isplaynely fet forth in the 
 Table following. 
 
 _—rOooe 
 
Phificke 
 The parts of mans body which the pla: doe fig- 
 fie & themfelues, 
 
  Haththe fpeane, right éare, bladder, bones and 
 and their fickneffes proceeding of coldeand drynes, 
 Ae kita Ague, morphew, canker. elephancie, 
 blacke choller, Rumes, cough, palfie, loofenes,efthe 
 bodye, and fuch like, 
 
 7 Lungs, ribs, liner, griffels, ‘feede, arteries, left 
 eare and infirmities of thé,as plurefies and fuch as pro- 
 ceede ofabundanc of blood or windines. 
 
 o Gouerneth the gall, reynes,veynes, left eare, 
 and their fickneflesas{harpe-feuers, rertian and quo- 
 tidian peftilence, vicers, red choller,madnes, puitles, 
 carbuncles and fuchlike. 
 
 © Signifieth the fight, hart, right fide, finnewes , 
 right eye, and the difeafes of thofe partse, as fluxes of 
 the eyes, catarras, ruimes,and fich as grow of redde 
 choller, alfo cold ftomack and liuer. 
 
 £ Theliuer, loynes, fperm, fatnes, reyns, matrix, 
 genitalls papps, throat, and their paflions as of the fto- 
 macke, liuer, genetalls proceeding of cold and moy- 
 flure, fiftuloes, and fuch like. 
 
 % Thememorie, hands,tongue phatafies;mouth, 
 brayne, finnewes,thighes,and noteth madnes,lethar- 
 gie, paflions of the tongue and malencholy, hoarce- 
 nes, vomits, tyfick, cough,much {pettle,and fich like, 
 
 «€¢ Hath he left eye of ama) therightofa woma, 
 flomack, belly, left fide, bladder, ftones, wombe,lyuer, 
 breft, & the taft, &noreth the difeafes ofthé.as catar- 
 thaes, palfie, epilepfie, chollick,menftrues of women, 
 apofthumes, dropfie,default of fight as {quintednes di- 
 feafes ofthe {innews, cGming of opilation of the liner, 
 and of fleagm. uae”. 
 
eA verie neceffarie Table declaring 
 
 what part of the body is payned and difeafed, 
 by fignification of the Planets in euery 
 Signe through all the parts of 
 mans bodie, 
 
 2 epee ye 
 “| Brel [Necke i 
 
 bs } 
 ey: throar Bellie |r highs Reynes Secrets Knees 
 
 i Feete ae Head 
 
 | tars ders Reynes | Knees rok hiches | Leges 
 3 | Breft | ArmesT hroat Head Feet 
 
 Throa 
 Bz lie! Bellie i 
 ! Iwecke 
 | | Sih sri feet {bo 
 xx | Bellie Breft ‘Secrets 
 
 Leegs thighes Knees \ders 
 
 Hart \Reyns) Armes| Ancles| thr oat| Head \ Armes 
 
 fecrets. Breft thiches. 
 ~ [Reyas | Hart | Knees :Leoves| Head | 
 | Bellie | fecrersthighes\Feere: | holders Ty éat breft ft 
 fecrets thighes Breft Armes. Eyes mack. 
 
 throat 
 ftomack 
 
 Feere 
 Armes 
 
 SA fecrers| Bellie \Knee | Head Leeves 
 
 ‘Reynsthighes Hart Brest | fholders\ and 
 Knees | Bellie 
 
 Hart \T hroar\ Heart 
 
 Feete | Head 
 {me lthiches Reines Leeesithroat | Pomack| Brest | Armes 
 fecrets| Knees Bellic Heart | and holders 
 F cete, | Bellie | Heart | bowells 
 
 Kuees 
 
i [ecrets| Feete Throar| Breft 
 
 * Knees|Leres [Raines fholdersshead |Aart \Raynes 
 ‘thighs|Head | fecrets| Armes | fmall\(Fomack Hart 
 “yes Luts |Bellie |Bowells 
 
 etree ‘thie E tea d doi Ti elas loca 
 
 m |\Knces\Feete \fecrets \Breft ‘Raines Armes \and hart 
 
 armes (> hart ecrets bowels \Secrets 
 shighs | Backe | Belli 
 
 Kneesthroat holder'Breft Bowells 
 2% \Leoes|Head highs Hart Armes Raynes Thighes 
 Feere|thighs hands \Bellie fecrets eart \Backe 
 Feere | __. - frbighs : fecrets 
 Leges| Armes, flomack|Reines 
 necke | fol Bellie Bret. \@ hari|\Knees 
 Eyes. \Kmees Backe, |-highs\fecrets, {T highes 
 knee s\Co less Teart 
 | Feere Breft 
 xs |Neck| Arms Legs 
 head | fhold. \Heart 
 Brest 
 
 wms\|Head \Hart 
 
 ! 
 | 
 
 co 
 mk 
 
 $ |Yead 
 Feete 
 
 Bowell Secrets 
 Reines \Heart|T hiahs Leces 
 fecrets Knees \° hart Kn Ancles 
 
 bellye | Reines |T hihges 
 | fhol- \Preft |Feerg Secrets \Leees| Knees \Feete 
 
 ders*\and BellyAT highs Necke| Secrets (>  fucced 
 ecko Hart \ancles acke |Thivhs 
 
 D 2 As 
 
eMathematicall 
 
 Asit is declared of the fignes and Planets, folike- 
 wife the houfes haue their {peciall and proper figni- 
 fication in the parts of mans body, and hatie m oft pro- 
 perly, Relation to the caufe from whence the Infirmi- 
 tieor ficknes doth proceede, as if the Lorde of the 
 fixt houfe be found in the fift, you may Iudge that the 
 caufe of theficknefle was of furfetting or ryot, or by 
 ouermuch voluptuoufnes,or {ich like caufes {pecified 
 by the fift houfe, and that his payne & difeafed is cau- 
 fed by ill digeftion, or from defect of the Lyuer or 
 Sinnewes, becaufe the fift houfe hath Relati6to thofé 
 parts of the bodye, and fo muchthe more certaine is 
 
 “the Iudgemét ifthe of planet fignificator or fign wher- 
 in he is found fhalbe the ame cualitie and natureand 
 fhall hane fignification of the fame part ofthe body as 
 the houfe hath wherein he is placed, : 
 
 "The part abowe the art is called 
 
 : the right fide. é 
 Sie ey 
 SS } ne f 9 i = 
 
 ; “ 
 eH ti 10 8 i Le 
 -S 12 LOS 
 
 a Bs a os 
 1&0 gin XI 
 mS y ; 
 ? P s 
 WE t Je 
 bid as 
 = | ee = 
 iS | = 
 Ss % 7 6 o8 
 pu Hee <f s 
 isa 4 3 Be | 
 Se eZ a, 
 The part beneath rhe earth 
 is called the ieft fde. 
 
Phificke, 
 
 Theorder of framing of thehoufes and Celefiall 
 Fygure is before declared in the former Treatife, and 
 likewife the properties, Dilpofition.and Qualities of 
 them with the Colours, Sauors,; andfuch like belon- 
 ging tothem, and therefore it isneedeleffe here to ré- 
 citethem. -Infomuchasby Gods permiflion! have 
 vndertaken in this fhort Treatife, onely prefcribe cer- 
 tayne briefe Rue/s and Cantions not before mentio- 
 ned or (poken of in our valgar tongue, ‘moft necefla- 
 rie to the ftudious laborer in this excellent Science, 
 whereby he may with ealielabour, and {mall practile 
 attayne to a perfect and rypeknoweledge of ludiciall 
 Aftrologie in deliuering atrue ludgement of any par- 
 tie ficke or difeafed, and ofthe qualitieand nature of 
 hisficknefle. Thereforel haue briefly fet downe the 
 Natures and Complexidsofthe 12 houfes, and she di- 
 feafes incidentto them, and the partsof mans bodye 
 fignified by them as followeth.. - 
 
 Thafcendent or firft houfe denotethblood, & the 
 difeafes proceeding of fuperfuitie of blood, it fignifi- 
 eth the Lyfe andSpirit, and dayly furftenance,it gouer- 
 neth the head, eyes, parts, eares, mouth, fpeech and 
 taft, and it is Flegmatick, 
 
 Thefecond fignifieth fence, foode, riches, gayne, 
 itruleththe Necke and Throate, and the difeafes of 
 them, and is Flegmaticke, -\. <! - : 
 
 The thyrd gouerneth the Shouldersy Armes and 
 Handes, it fignifieth fhortiournies, ‘hofpitallitie, bre- 
 thren and kinffolke of all forts, and it is Flegmatick, 
 
 The fourth gouerneththe Breft, Lights, Splean & 
 the difeafes ofthemyirdeclareth Parents, patrimony, 
 
 Ws) So. SRS Buil- 
 
Mathematicall 
 
 Building, Land, Treafure hidde, and it is Malencho- 
 lye. 
 
 ~The fift gouerneth the Stomack, Lyuer, Hart, Sin- 
 newes, Sides, Backe and the difeafesof them procee- 
 ding of Melancholy, it fignifieth pleafures, ryor, chil- 
 dren, gyfts, veftmentts, banquets, and fuchlike, 
 
 T he fixtis the houle of icknefle and. difeafes, fers 
 uants, fmall beafts, it gouerneththe lower part of thé 
 bellie and haunches, and the difeafes of them, andit 
 fignifieth Melancholy. 
 
 The feauienth gouerneth from the Nauell downe- 
 ward, allo the Thighes, Reynes, Loynes, it fignifierh 
 Marriage, and Concupifence, and difeafes by ouer- 
 much pleafure, and it is Chollerick. 
 
 The eyght houfe hath fignification of Death, and 
 the manner & qualitie therof, hidden faculties, feares 
 and {forowe, poyfons, and fuchlike, i:gouerneththe 
 priuie parts, the back-bone, {mall gutts, and noteth 
 Choller. 
 
 The nynth houfe hath the Lyuer, halfe the Haun- 
 ches and Arfe, and their ficknelle, itnoteth Religion, 
 truth, iourney, dreames, Philofophie, diuinations,and 
 is Chollerick in Complexion. 
 
 The tenth gouerneth the inferior partof the han- 
 ches, Knees,it lignifieth honor and offices the country 
 the kinde of fudieand Magifterie,and the Mother, his 
 Complexion fanguine. 
 
 The eleuenth gouerneththe Leggs, tothe Ancles 
 and the infirmities of them, it fignifieth Friends,hope, 
 Fauors, ayd and help, and is Sanguine: 
 
 Therwelfth fignifieth thoughtand cares, forowes, 
 hatred, 
 
P bifiche 
 hatred. prifonments, harlots, deccyuers, great cattle 
 and hurt by them: itruleth the feete and difeafes of 
 them and is Sanguine. 
 
 Laftit isto be confidered what agreement or dif 
 agreement, what loue or hatred is betweene them- 
 felues, as well with the Planets as with the fignes 
 where they are founde according to their natural 
 difpofition, for fome are beneuolent others male- 
 uolent, others:indifferent or doubrfull : Lykewife 
 both the good and the malevolent may difagree in 
 
 ualitie and propertie, as good withthe good, & 
 3 euill with the euill. So Mars & Saturhe though 
 by nature they bee both maleuolent, yet they dyf- 
 fer and contend in qualitie , th’one being cold & 
 dry, intemperate, thother hort and dry , intempe- 
 perate and isthe more feruent in drynes, & therfore 
 are fayde to.bee enemies: Likewife thofe plannets 
 are fayde to bee enimies, whofe hroufes or exaltati- 
 ons are Oppofite, for fo they doe contend in qua- 
 litieand nature. And therefore it is conuenient to 
 notifie this briefe Table following whichdeclareth 
 what Planets are Friends or Enimtes amonge them- 
 felues. as 1t hath been {pecified by auntient & tkyl- 
 full Aftronomers. 
 
eMathematicall 
 
 What Planets are Friend, and whatare- 
 nemies among themfelues. 
 oe ” 
 hare 3 2 more 
 then J 
 
 Bete oe 
 
 S all bur 2 and 
 chiefly 4 and © 
 A 
 
 Pricnd of. 9 all bur) Enemies © O” x 
 
 Friendes 
 
(sn Teh 70d [oF 
 Re Delo fa | 
 be diode? coeli 2 a4 10 9 7 
 
 Dis 
 y 
 
 My Binifite EAI mel ar | 
 S| Binifire law | ce | “ 
 ey Derik: az \xel|xc| ? 
 
 Zt tags Dextre afbicit OO>11 
 F ; ; ee : « a 4 
 
 We DS vit Vere Foe wh 4 Le Be 
 int 9 + a (2 vrs fel Lmao in Py + tad 
 in CTUY JISNUW 7+ sam Ferry ur. 
 
Phificke 
 
 Priendes by reaf- (3% O DAG 
 onof agremens of | fot -  houfe 5 © 
 nature, qualitie,< UZ <pby 0% Ue y 
 fubftance, and | of sheir SF 
 power are \¥ CJ 
 | Exal- 4 © 
 tation. 3 Us 
 ¥ Ff 
 
 Alfo the agréemenit! concorde ,:or difagrettient 
 ofthe fignesis to bee regardedaccorditig ro. their af 
 eéts toon ‘another-as what fignes doe beholde and 
 which doe not doe behold one another :as maye bee 
 perceaued by this Table following, 
 
 The Radiations of the Signes: 
 
 BYe en | 
 a Na & = 
 a ihre SS 
 2 x Sa 
 NS me ace <5 
 wR oa itiy <5 
 S yfZiv xX > 
 S * 
 S81 erie | & 
 & S/S 1V S5 
 ity 38 
 Saka "fs 
 a 
 32s) a1 
 6 | I 
 TH | a7 
 
 Of 
 
 tc 
 
eMaibhematicall 
 
 Of the AfpeSs® 5 Acard 
 Lal Lie : <i 2 60 SS SS od: and do-begys 
 aH The aspect fm is disk aut 90 deg, LotPhenthesr 
 
 apet h Q 
 26 with ie 
 
 Io Phe Ys noafpéarand bappeneth: wherithe! Orbs 
 of 2 or'more Planets:dée bonieyne together, the per, 
 fect isxpithin one degree, butind)youmult haue 
 4 relpectro the latitude ofthe Planets according to.Ptol, 
 ny which likewile is robe-conlidercd in the afpedts.. 
 
 ~~ (Good planets is good as gt ¢ cuill is 
 
 bad as of D 2f but inrefpect ofthe tempe- 
 
 rature oftheir body they are good in fome 
 
 fort. ja baat 
 
 | JMéane planetts is indifferent as ¢ ¥ 3) 
 
 except theo of the Luminaries which is 
 
 2 veri¢enill, goed with euillis cuillasd 5 
 
 The ff of Land this according tothe ftroageft pla- 
 
 , net. Le cl ea 
 
 | Good-with meaneis goodas & 2} DC 
 
 Auill with meancisbadas gf >. 
 
 * 
 
 ¥26 5 ¢ orbs do tonch | 
 Oe 186 te one another, 
 as ») oO 5 doth 
 
 : 
 
PLyfrke, 
 
 ie i aces are good as 2 
 
 I Ofer cui i planets not euillas % or 
 
 fh F.1) 
 
 Lood are so svat planetts are good as Sor 
 AL and % # of B and @. 
 whith af Meane with good auugmenteth 
 | shep fall. the goodas 5).24 Lvor xe 
 {he > colfpMeanhewith euill increafeth the 
 
 / Kstadlias ¥ h Sork. 
 i 
 fi 
 
 The af- 
 
 pects of f OF good iaheres it isnot euill as 
 the Pla- | 4 ¥4oro? 
 
 nets, Peale! Gees euill as OR 
 
 7 or 0? 
 1 pOF good planets a euill are 
 Enillare., euillyas a of Cor 0? 
 
 Dando: fesse Panes are not euill as 
 
 which f 1 3 \F2 
 “pabe YS niente 2° ofthe Lumi- 
 
 nanies whiclrarealwaies euill, 
 , Meane plannets With good are 
 
 not cuillas th), 0% 
 | pica peaionts With euill are 
 . Leuillas ri y 0 or 0° ‘ 
 Thepla: good & therefore called the for- 
 nen tunesare %4.and 2: 
 which )euilland called the infortunes are 
 vate EDS: 
 
 bt: igmeane Bcindifferent as.O.% 5. 
 ee Alf 
 
eA aihematicall 
 
 (i-Reception  } 
 
 pastipliecion 
 
 4 > Tranflation 
 Alfo in af- 4 Prohibition 
 thinesoucht opdeftiidtion | verrwe. 
 to be confi- | 6 Reftirition | : 
 
 deredthat |7 Refrenation 
 
 peits thefe Q 5 Contaritic vf hsht ana 
 isto fays°"eS Fruftcation J 
 
 fv Whé one pi: isinthe dignitie ofano- 
 | therafpectedas P m3;0 &3 heere § re- 
 Peeaueth? 2’ yeilding to her-his light and 
 verte. | 
 2 Wheri'a-Platiet in his owne-dignity | 
 29 afpecteth another hauingnone,as€ v 
 Recep ie {5a where °C giueth ftrength to } 
 SCL though*he have no dignity inher place. | 
 i gace Ta When @ Planet in his effentiall digni- | 
 tiés afpecteth ahother , hauing alfo dig- 
 nitie in his place, as @©@ Y o% ©, where ) 
 HY and’© receatiée one another and this 
 limtithall Reécéption, 
 
 I 
 
Phificke,.. 
 ther afpe&ted dothgitie wnto hilt a3 if } bee founde in 
 & and '5) lin the terme of } beholding him thee recea- 
 ueth hith moftforcibly thenhe ynto her, and yeildeth 
 ro!him:-her light and Difpofiton. 
 
 (Houleas.© y% , where is mutuall re- 
 ceptionbyal)betwene € and %. 
 
 - .4--Bxaltation.as >) + ©% where © recei- 
 uth’) inhis exaltation,giuing to her his 
 light and force. 
 
 | Hea ash vr, @ u, here © giveth 
 Aioken 3 lightia He! ., 
 aoe f ih ST emeniae as ¥ 23 ¥, 23here ) 
 sher from | teceauierh ¥ and yeildethto him ftrength 
 sisliies 1band.vertue:, and this is the weakeft_re- 
 ' ception for it cannot, bee onely ina face 
 except it haue fome other Effentiall dig- 
 nities, 
 
 O@Siealion wher 2 of moc Plannetsare ioyned 2 
 toone more waighry and heauier thenthey for he 
 Goth gather andrerayne thes Light and Nature. 
 
 2 
 
 3 3 nee Tranflation 
 
Mathematicall 
 
 (When alight planner {epetating 
 from a waightier before he be ful- 
 ly feparated fhalbeidyned to anos 
 ther, hecarryeth the lightofthe 
 firft to the fecond. 
 
 _Whena lighter planet feparating 
 
 from one applyeth to another of 
 
 A the fame'qualitié ds'@ 327 Cin 
 
 T vanflati- 5 Mromheére 5) doth tranfferre the 
 __ on of light, heate of © toa. 
 
 Whena light planet is ioyned by 
 | alpecttoawaightier & what fame 
 / againe to. oné more heatythenhe 
 forthen the fecond doth tranffere 
 
 Athe light ofthe‘firftto thethird, ~ 
 
 { When three planets in onefigne 
 the waightier pafling more degr, 
 aici jahen preance thé the middlemoft 
 
 Foc} tye. + doth hinder the alped of the firft 
 a Pr ghibi-n andfecond, as & 62,9 Thx 
 Wr To, Where 2 cGmeth to h before 
 
 hk doth prohibit the % of # & Uf 
 and this isalfo called Ab(cition of 
 Uight and nature, 
 
 | & and fo doth prohibit their o & 
 
 When 
 
nin hificke, 
 
 {s'When two plannetsin ¥ or af. 
 [pecta lighter planet doe caft his 
 beates betweenthem, for ‘fo the 
 light planet doe deny the afpeét of 
 the other,as 5) lo r,7°8¥,R127 
 heére'5) ‘doth hinder the ¢ of 
 Land R, ; 
 I when two planets in one figne 
 | the thirde being lighter afpecteth 
 the firft ofthe fecond more mere- 
 lye and. fo: hindereth. their °f as 
 Plowd 12-6 LU 197, here g 
 “ p corhpsonibitthe & Of of and 2} 
 pO ath 
 
 5 Contrarietie or defiruCtion alfo calfed' AB= 
 f{cifion, of light and fattue when three pla- 
 nets in afpect the lighter. by cetrog. "ioyneth 
 firft to. the waightier and {o' to the feconde , 
 thereby. cutting of theafpect or ¢f of the firlt: 
 and feconde, as 4} omy h Sw 12 meretrog, 
 where -¥ by retrog: is ioyned toh before 24 
 & fo deftroyeth the & of kh & 24,& this may 
 bee called Ab(cilion, except that Abicifionis 
 
 Bei. a Soe more 
 
e Mathematical 
 
 more properly in the ending and entring offignes 
 ash 728, 4-124, H 29 retrog. where o" by 
 retr.cutteth of the ¢ of # & 24, by aD alped, 
 
 Reftoring oflyght when an inferior planet bee- 
 houldeth a {uperior combuft or retrog. then hee 
 returneth to him his light and vertue, being nota- 
 ble to retayne it. 
 
 Refrenation when an Inferiour planer feekerfa 
 the ¢ orafpect ofanother before he beé ioyned 
 becomethRetrogradeas 2 mretr.} 12 ny, where 
 2 feeking the o* of by retr. is refrayned. 
 
 Frufration when alight plannetfeeketh the of 
 or afpect of a waightier and the fame againe go- 
 ing outof that figne fhalbee ioyned to another by 
 a(peét in the next figne before the firft, as fs 23, 
 24.298, §.mwhere 2} is ioyned to 4 before , 
 whereby the o of fand2} is annihilated by 5, 
 Ris allothe / of 4 and # fruiftrated by 24, and 
 this as Prohibition, except that Fruftration is in the 
 ending or entring of Signes as Ab{cition. 
 
 ~ i ae 
 
Phificke 
 Of the Dignivies and Debilities of the Planets E/- 
 fentiall and Accidental. 
 
 Houfe , 5 
 Exaltation 4 
 eis Shick are 5,48 Triplicitie 3 
 Tome 3 
 Face I 
 Dire&whenthe cen’ § 
 ter.of the Epycicle and 
 pla: moue together to- 
 ward the Eaft, or when 
 Moiion thecenter of she Epyci- 
 which i #S | cle hath a greater arch 
 towards theaft ihemthe 
 center ofthe plannet to- 
 wardtheWelt. | ; 
 Swift vz. more then 2 
 his middle motion, 
 
 Ri 
 | V aedanrwesion fF 
 
 fo) 
 
 A sisi ree 
 ’ RB 
 
 i ignsCS 
 og Vas Dee S 
 felues = 
 Las in : Se Io, 
 houfe \7: 41 
 
 i 
 oe eee 
 
 Difnities 
 
 Me neces ie Pian 
 
 ; i Accidern 
 SB tall which 
 | is by 
 
 l 
 
 ae SA pee, SERIO, 
 
 bed 
 co] ce W oh 
 
 3. 
 Keerme asofT.Q 2 
 
 BS OS Reel 
 
©Nathematicall 
 
 fixed : ; 
 
 o with Hars 
 Refoe GQ § 
 eyther Swith wee fe addeth 3 
 Pith apet CL 4 
 
 as Mr 
 
 Detriment asin # 
 to his houfe 
 Effemtiall As ind full, 0? to his Exalt. 
 Perecrinatia when sf ; 
 
 | ; hath» no dignitie, 
 
 Retrogradation 5 
 (Motion as « ply of courfe vx, 
 geese ; 
 
 wm ub 
 
 Moa 
 
 Pe leffe then his 2 
 ebilitics = i a4 g mi dille Motion, 
 
 if bbe <x 4 
 them. ee Ira, 3 
 felues 2 \Prether ciueth 
 
 asin 1 nor taketh! 
 
 | [fee Se 5 
 
 meat 2 
 onfe as< § 
 gue, Bes? 
 
 ther in : So Sf) oe Sf 
 re fp: et J Spirit 
 
 etther } Coe “ih 
 
 , eyth F ; wature 
 
 | rE 
 : Li 
 ees 
 
 FT atl 
 » a 
 
 | kped 
 ee onthe é 
 
 IE i Hentiak ferueto kuow what planet 4s 
 < sgnifier of the quit tion demaunded, 
 
 h x - rs ‘Dignitie ; Aecidemtalt to fozwe the qualily of 
 
 t he fig iguster or his power i in eff etting bis 
 — | Si fenifi Cation, Debin 
 
 pofition ei % Leevins ap of a 
 2 
 
 with thefe 2 § eddeth 
 
 a w 
 
Phificke: 
 f- Effentiall, fheweth the weaknes of the 
 
 | fignificator in his operation, and his a= 
 ’ bce. 
 
 Debilities< Accidétiall, doth demonftrate the de 
 fett of afi Senificabor in performing bis 
 fignification or his manner of ¢ ffetting 
 
 7 ther ‘good or enill, 
 
 @ Here followeth a Table ofthe Effentialldignities of the plar 
 vz, their day and night houfes; Exaltations, Triplicities ac- 
 cording to eA/cabitiusand Ganiwettus, their termes, Faces, 
 and the fignes wherein the Pla: doc scioyce, 
 
 erapla- 
 oS Whonft feicale | city af r Termes of the Pla: Faces of. the Loy of 
 s ter:G4~ Planets. the pis 
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@ A Table ofthe accid2atall di 
 
 oisitiesof the pla vz, of the de- 
 
 grees AL ¢fc,or Fem, light, datke, f moky and voyde, deepe 
 or pitted, de ficient palma) and wanting members, incréa- 
 fing and dimini ifhing Forwune,"w hich are forermed by rea- 
 fon of fixed Statres in thofe degrees, 
 
 re SS 
 jl € [Dev 
 
 | 
 | 
 
 ory BS SUS ee 
 Degr. mafculine G ‘jem, 
 
 V Mafc, 8. 15. 30. 
 BE ss Fem, 922 
 
 O malt. 18 21s 3. 
 Mickarnr 
 
 | fetta, -§+- B20 30. 
 
 | B mele. ai 10. 23, 30.|! 
 lem. 8: 12. 27, 
 
 (SC mae gt gO | 
 
 _.\fem. 8,23. 
 
 ty afc. 1 ee tei 
 / ' fens, 8; 
 
 a re 
 
 ike mzfes §- 20, 30, 
 | fem. VS. 27+ 
 
 ML n02[e- 4: 17: 3O 
 
 | fem, 14.:25« 
 
 ee Mc 9d Tei de MERE CORO 
 [AV hale, 2, Lee 30% 
 lem 5.39 
 
 D mifi 11. 30, 
 
 ie fem. 
 
 bela if = 21, 27) 
 {fems1 ES: 25+ 39, 
 
 (K |aafi 12 22. 30. 
 
 | fet. 20, 28. 
 
 { 
 atta eae a ee 
 
 | een anne 
 
 ee eer. ea er ae ea WB cee 
 gLight, Darke lege 
 
 sm Ci aye Re 
 rte Sus 
 
 d310,d16,120 6.11.16 i 
 
 v2.4 L29V 3% | 2 Ze walt 
 
 Agi lzv vail agodg ota 
 
 y 20.428, 30, 24 25. 19+ 10. ee ca , 
 ig.d7. 113,016, 319617; 1 | 
 122. 427.U 30. 56. 30, / 
 
 1 d14.v18.fm, ra.r9ra)9 tO1F TaD SE 
 a6, 3a 13014 15415. | 
 
 20/..28-Yp Zo. 
 
 d to, mo, 20, 613.9% aie 
 ¥ 25,130. Ina, 23. 28| | 
 45.18,v 10.116: 8 1Zs.26 2 Tal 
 (ia, 224 ZF AZ% | atthe 
 
 1§.d yo.l18, ah 
 ADE, 127-Y330r_ pe: 
 da, IS. 344 [22..9, 10.22/19, 28 
 
 fin. 2 24, 29. 440.123. 27 
 “Wo. 12,619 f237-12:85 
 130, 
 
 ~ Wd. 110. f55. EI9 
 
 A22.U 2504 395 24. 29 
 [a Bl g.A i 3 1,132.17 18, 19, 
 27, ¥ 25-2300” |22,24:29) 
 
 d6.112. d18/32g5.34. 
 25. 128.4 300- 127,28, 
 
 Whither 
 
Phifche, 
 Wherher the party be fickeor nary of whome the 
 the queflionis dermaunded 
 
 wo i 
 
 fa N this queftionlooketo the fignifier of the 
 Eee 55 tab ach? 
 aN}, Querent,for ifthe Significator ofthe ftare 
 2] ofthe body be founde.in.a Signe nor agre- 
 eS able to him butrefifting his nature, or if 
 the fignificator fhalbee in.acadent houfe chiefly in the 
 6, thenheisgreeuedandficke... 
 Allowhena pla :-fignificator fhalbe Diurnall by day 
 vnder the earth, or, NoGturnalhaboue the earth by 
 night, thats to fayecontrary to his hain, or.ifhe be il] 
 aftected,retrog. c6 bultin hisfallor.detriment,or if he 
 be weake or.in the:term of euill pla: heispayned and 
 ficke, Allo it is. chiefly tobe confidered, if hehaue any 
 enill configuration of a-contrary.or,euill pla or atleaft- 
 wileifhe be alpected ofthe L. ofthe 6 or $,,orioyned 
 to them, or to-afixed Starre of euill nature, or, if/hee 
 be belieged.of the infortunes, then, it,appearech that 
 the parry.ts difeafed and fickly, 
 Butit fufficethnot thar thefethinges be confidered 
 »inone fignificator alone, but alfointhem-all,.and by 
 the confent ofthe greaterand ftronger part,udgment 
 isto be given. 
 
 From what caufe outward or inward the fizk- 
 
 nese doth proceede. 
 
 TJ" HE inward caule of fickneffe dependethifor the 
 moft part fromthe euill condition ofthe fignih- 
 t+. cator inrefpedt of his figne, place and proper 
 oe F 3 affection: 
 
Mathematical 
 
 affection sasif'he fiould be ina figne not agréeabic 
 
 to his nature, and in place verie vnfortunate and be e. 
 
 uill affected, or ifany ofthele conditions doe happen , 
 
 the caufe is determined by reafon of the temperature 
 
 and marter {pecified of the fame Signifier, or from the 
 figne, place and affeCtion or configuration good or e- 
 
 ull ofthe fame Significator.” But the outward caufe 
 proceedeth from the infortunes or cotrary pla: which 
 being fignificators doe affli@ by their owne malice & 
 and euillaffeétion?) As when the'fignitiers ofthe bo- 
 dye fhalbe fafe' and'fortunatein refpect of their figne; 
 
 place, and proper affection and yeraffiicted or retified 
 by the infortunes‘and contrary planets: the regfon per= 
 fwadeth (thouphhe labour not with any ‘inward cau- 
 fe} yet'fome outward ‘catifes hath happened to him, 
 whiereby he is payried and difeafed, and this ought td 
 be determined by reafon of theplace,proper nature & 
 condition. ofthe pla: forelifting ‘as if hee bee it the} 
 
 houfe; or beare'ruleouer the fame (bein? the houlesf 
 Tourneyesjand of ftudy) it istobe ttidged that thelfick. 
 nes hath proceeded fr6 the like caules fignified by the 
 fame-houfe; fo inthe 12 houle it procédeth by-caufés 
 of hatred ymprifonments arid great griefe yfin the irk 
 {econd, or 5 houfe the caufe was of euill dyét, exceffe 
 of pleafure, fports, and fuchlike, 
 
 0& Of what kindeand narure the ficknefre is, 
 i HE quilitieandnature'of thedifeaand ficknes 
 
 generally (as it hath pleafed antient writers to fer 
 . downe )‘isito: bee andged? of the*naturt of the 
 
 figne 
 
A P.biftcké,. 
 
 figne ofthe 6 houfe, aid the-difpofitor thereof, which 
 ftandethwith very good reafS,becau fe they are chief 
 fignificators of thelicknes, therefore iftherebee anys 
 configuration or afpet of thefe with the fignificators 
 of life, and thenalfolifthecebee tone, and the felf 
 fame nature ofthe 6 hoafe and dilpo‘itor. thereof; of. 
 the fame natiwe finiply we may fafely Judge the difeafe 
 tobe; buviftheir nature and condition.be manifold & 
 duiers, the:caile ofth¢,licknesis allo manyfold and di 
 uérs2and thea it isvery céquilite that-with great coa- 
 fideration weexaminethesignificarors of the bodye: 
 In what fort and of what pla : they be afflicted and cor- 
 
 rupted: for according to the condition and nature ‘of 
 them thapaincand licknellais derermined) as ifthey 
 
 fhould be aiflicted byrlie euillcenfiguration of avars, 
 
 itappeareth the difeafe to be of his qualitie that is hott 
 
 and drye, andefthefamekiads waichis fignified-by 
 
 dar32 and fontuch the morse if che tignewherein hee 
 ij ine of thefierie Triplicitie;-but ifthe figne bee of 3 
 
 contraty maniresrametigateth, the feryemtnelle of hys 
 
 fignification; but ifthe lignif-beatlidednoronly. of 
 
 MarsdloolSdranbusjoriomegther pla:or, fixed arr; 
 
 then we tuft pronounce the-qualitic ofthe ficknes in 
 
 mixing together their natures. by .tea‘on. and .difcreti- 
 
 om | 0 285 %neb: ihods rob rote: 
 
 - AV heneitiista bee noted that. according totheina- 
 
 nird of that pla which doth molviel endy-vrge, and 
 
 vehemently: affliét, by:him; and. after, his. nature, the 
 
 partys {pecially payned anddifeated.: 4... 
 
 bs Thekind aad qnilitic ofthe ficknesistaken frdthe 
 
 Mature 
 
«Mathematical 
 
 nature of thofe fignificators which eyther of théfelues 
 are very weake & impotent: or elfe corrupted of e- 
 Gill planets; or doe labour ‘in both the fayd difcommo- 
 dities together, and are both weake and ‘informmate ) 
 and alfoaficted of malevolent ftarrs. ; 
 Furthermore the kinde of the difeafe is gathered 
 fom the nature ofthe figne ofthe Zodiack withthole 
 fignificators doe pollefle? Alf ofthe nature of themas 
 levolent pla:which doe affhet thefignifieators and fi» 
 nally from the Hattire OF thie fignes whichare ¢nderthe 
 gouernement ofthe malénolene planet (6 afliGtingthe 
 tignificators. ik Sona 
 
 1 tphak pate of the body whe pariewt is payned': «020% 
 
LP hificke 
 ro. be paynied and.affedted: ifin.the fecondthe necke.;: 
 if in or in the third, the party ispayned in the Shol- 
 ders, armes and handes,andfoof there... Alfoac- 
 cording to the figne wherein the fignificator is placed 
 as } inv, ruleth the breft; ftomacke;and tholders;& 
 uoteth the infirmities of thofe parts: & fo of theseft; as 
 ye-fhall find. in the perticiuler Tables before defcribed. 
 Toconchide the fignificator of the body ruleth ouer 
 that part, the which) (according -romanurall reafon) is 
 
 ~ 
 
 likely to be afflicted, 
 2 Wherker the fickneffe will continue 
 
 OF ROE. © 
 
 Vege N this cafe the nature of the caufe requi- 
 eee. xeththat the proper affection of the figni- 
 ficator ofthe body and his configuration 
 BZSPCS) with other pla: bed carefully examined: 
 tor.as hee is more or lefle affefted by hisowne:natiwe 
 or afflicted by others , {0 wee may iudge the ficknefle’ 
 ealily or hardly to be feparatedfromnature: There- 
 fore ifthe fame fignificator be nore euill affected nor 
 fo gricuoufly molefted of infortunes nor refifted of cd- 
 trary planets, but rather fhalbefounde fwift of courte. 
 Inan angle or fuccedent houfe; encreafing light and 
 number, eleuated abone the infortunes and well 
 afpected, ofthe fortunesor of Planets of like nature 
 vnto him, itmanifefteth the life nature ofthe patientto 
 befuffitently ftrong andtheficknes to remaine a:fkort 
 time, Butjif the fignificator fhalbe found otherwile, 
 that isto day,ereatly afflicted ,of the infortunes oreuill 
 
 G afpected 
 
eDAAuthematicall 
 
 afpetediof che fortunes’: icnoreth weaknes’ of marure 
 ofthe party difeafed. | 
 
 Alfo ifthe Lord ofthe afcendent apply toa fortiine 
 
 and {hall begynto be retrogradein his’ fielt ftation be- 
 fore he doe rouch the beames of the fame fortune ef- 
 thepbyalped or Coniunction, itprotongeth thelick- 
 nes. Alforhe Lord ofthea(cendent in the 6 houlejor 
 contrarywife the Lord ofthe in the afcendent,figni- 
 Aiéththe fame) “Furthermore the fignificators of the 
 ficknes in fixed fignes declareth the ficknefe to: conti- 
 nue, and coatrariwife in mooueable fignes it will not 
 continue, 
 
 The Lord of the afcendent afflied of the Lord of 
 the 6 or 12 houfe,and he or 5) beholding an infortune 
 (chiefly sarwrne) in fixed fiames, flow ofcourfe, dimi- 
 nithing light & number or Retrograde,the party com- 
 playning will bee'very. long ficke. * And contrarywile 
 ifthey belwift anddoe{pedily paffe out ofthetignes 
 wherein theyibeefounde, or ifthey bee’ in moueable 
 fignsaflifted orapplying toa fortune, for ewéry desree 
 of diftance be tweene them is fignifieda day, Incom- 
 monfignesa weeke or moneth, ‘and ifthey be found 
 
 ~imfixed tignesit’ commonly fignificth for euery degree 
 -ofidiftance between the digniticators a moneéth or loa- 
 iger time, andfometimes ay care; for in diftinsuifhing 
 loftine you muft vile reafon and experience. 
 
 Alfo you nurfthae regardtothe houles} forthe an- 
 gles declare {pedinesas dayés and howers;' rhefurcce- 
 dentvindiffenearnareias weekes {ometimes moneths, 
 and the cadents figitifie long time, as moneths and 
 yeares. So allo youmuft haue regarde ‘to the: Pla: 
 
 them- 
 
themfelues,for the 5) is fayd to bee (wift'and fignifieth 
 frort time, becaute fhe accoplifr-eth her courte in28 
 dayes: SLORY declare indifferent or fhort time, 
 S& chiefly Dy bit H atid B-déemonfitare long time, be- 
 caule they are long in fulfilling their natiirall courtes, 
 The Lord of the alcendent comming {odainely to 
 a benevolent planet im any fort; doth fignifie-the tick- 
 nefletobe (Kort, SES IUE COUT Os 
 
 The'D) fow in motion, & inereafing lightdenoun- 
 
 ceth encreale of ficknes. 
 
 LS Enireafiney SY Threatnine danger: 
 The ¢ Specreging gt 39 t & lencrk ning fhe. 
 
 - CT he Moone wa fixed figne and’ Sintormate fignifi- 
 ethalong and:dangerous ficknes, : 
 The 5) departing from combufti6-to the fill néreth 
 encreate of icknes, where if ff ¢ méere with good pla- 
 Nets it ispood : if with enillplannetseyther the party 
 will die, or the ficknes will be prelonged. ® 
 
 The difgofitor of the’ Moone’ ynforiunate cauferh 
 lengthning of the ficknes, 
 
 ‘Lhe figne of the 6 houfe-being fixed and the Lorde 
 thereofey ther a heauic planet asf & "Gr placed in'a 
 fixed ligne doth demonttrate long ¢ontinuarice of the 
 ficknes .Y f the figne ofthe’ 6 houle be acomon figne: 
 or ifthe planet from whom the L.ofth’afcendentis fe- 
 arated bee placed in a common fipne;it noteth reco-’ 
 ucrie in (horctime. THe parts chiefly the part of life, 
 andthe part ofdeathand & ifthey bee infortunate in 
 fixed fignes and in cadent places, it doth argue longe 
 time officknes, but ifthey bee forttinate in moueable 
 fignes and in angles and well afpected of the forties, 
 itnorerh {rorttime officknes, =~ 
 : G 2 ee Whee 
 
«Mathematical 
 oe Whether, the ficke body will reconer 
 
 health or not . 
 
 3] HE. fame confideration ought to bee: had 
 of thisas.ofthe former queftion, for ifthe 
 egca| Mooncatid th’other fignificators bee not 
 kamen) Very. vafortunate or opprefled. wyth the 
 beames of infortunes; but iftheir condition be better 
 inaftechonand,good.cenfiguration,thavis tofay,more 
 good then enilf, more ftronge then weake, morefors 
 tunate then vnfortunate;.thé the partie by-Gods help, 
 will foone.be reftored to his former health,and thera- 
 ther.if thefignificators doe feparate from:the ‘ma- 
 leuofent Pla: and apply vate good, or fhalbe befieged. 
 and befet-ofthe beneuolent ftarrs, or-with planners of 
 his owne nature,and. qualitie. “Yer notwithftanding 
 this 1s to be noted that itthe fignificator doe apply. (as 
 is fayd) to a fortune ox anyof the benevolent plasthalt 
 apply voto. the fame fignificator, ifthenin the meane 
 time it fhallhappen before their beames, bee perfeclly 
 ioyned and imeeterogether, fome euill.afpeét ofano- 
 ther Planet thal come betweeng and be ioyned to the; 
 fame fignificator.: then it is evident-chat,the Querent: 
 will fall into fome other ficknefle. before. hee recouer 
 health, or fhallmoregricuouflycom plaine of the fame 
 which he felt before; 4. +5 5 iRis 
 The fame affirméth the faneof thes houfe beeing: 
 a.common ligne, and. ¢(peciallya figne double body- 
 ed, alfothe fine wherein the. Lorde-of the 6 houfe: is 
 founde fignifieththefame ; ifitbe a bycorporeall ora 
 common tigne,. : . 
 
 isd _ Farther. 
 
Phificke. 
 
 Furthermore, if the.greater part of the fignificators 
 fhalbe free from infortune.and from euery euill affec- 
 tion, and notwithfanding others..be.infortunate and 
 euill affected, vet there is hope ofheatth, Butthe figni- 
 ficators be fo alpected, that there bee euill applycation 
 and difagreement among themfelues,.. and then. the 
 fame.fignificators fhalbee in-cadent places: itisto bee 
 feared of the, death ofthe Querent....... 
 
 Likewife it isto bee obferued that if it happenthe 
 fignification both of lyfe and alfo ofdeath tobe diuers 
 and manifold thenthe Iudgement ought tobe prefer- 
 red by reafon of the moft lignificators.& the firouger, 
 
 » , ¥£the Lord.ofthe afcendent hall. enter. into the. 6 
 houle, the ficke partye fhalbee deliuered:of the fame 
 ficknes, likewife if the Lorde, ofthe 6. fhalbe entring 
 into th'afcendent he will efcape; 
 
 The Lord ofthe 6 ina moueable figne, and alfo the 
 figne of the. fixt houfe beeing. mooueable- denoreth 
 fhortnes ofthe ficknes, 
 
 Xf Saturnus or -Iupiterbe Lord ofthe afcendent and 
 fhalbedeparting from.combuftion.of the Sasae, the 
 ficke, party willrecouer health, but ifthey bein com- 
 buftionjof the Swazeand Occidental from him it fgni- 
 fieth death, 7 
 
 ¥f Mars:be Lord ofthe afcendent and-bee incom- 
 buftion within 10 degr. ofthe Sunne and Oriental hee 
 willefcape, butifhe be Occidentall more then 18 deg. 
 fromthe Sunnehee may efcape : yf within, 18. degr. 
 he will die, and how much the neerer.hee-is.in ¢ to 
 the Sunzefo muchthemore itistebe doubted, 
 
 G 2 The 
 
Mathematical 
 
 The pafts chiefly % ifthey be well placed anid for- 
 tninate inmoueable fignes irnoreth health, and fhert 
 time of ficknes: otherwife they threaten the cotrary. 
 
 Likewife in this caufe-you'muft examine all rhe fig- 
 nificators, for iftheafcendent and his Almuren or L. 
 and alfo the Sune and Moone,ifall thefe or the greater 
 part ofthat fhalbee founde fafe , well affected, fortu- 
 nate, and free. from ¢euill afpeGs, hee willrecouer hys 
 former health, 
 
 If the fame fignificators vz. Afcerident arid his Lord 
 or Almuren © &’5S) thalbe in no afpe@t withthe Lord 
 of the 8 houfe, he will efcape : or if the fame fignif. be 
 not molefted nor affliGted by any euill configuration of 
 thelord of the 8 or 4 houfe, that isto fay, itthey bein 
 & Cnor 0? tothe lord of the $ or 4 there is the hope 
 of recouerie of that ficknes, 
 
 Be Sienes fatall aud tokens of Death. 
 
 HE lorde or Almuten of th’afcendent & 5) ioy- 
 ned by oy orafpedt tothe lord of the houfe of 
 death, except the lorde of the 8 houfle receaue 
 
 him, it betokeneth death : likewife if the lord of the 
 houfe of death be ioyned to the lorde of th’afcendent 
 Cexept there be a ftrorg Reception between them) 
 it fignifieth death, 
 
 ~ The forde or Alnuten of th'afceudent or principall 
 fignificator of the figure, whem he giveth force and 
 light, or beioyned to a pla: inthe 4 f 
 
 oufe, it threat- 
 neth 
 
P bificke,. 
 
 neth Death. 
 
 ssi Combuftion of © ¢ 
 The L. of the af- in the wor & Cas: 
 cond. 5) or ei= ydent places f 6 
 ther of themin” C withthe Liof the 8 
 
 combuft of the Sunin 
 The Lard of th aftend: y the-por S:hou(éin ca- ¢r breat- 
 *S) or eyther of them denshoufesin. Sto (neh. 
 . the L. of the & houfe. Sis th. 
 
 it noteth Death. 
 
 The Lord:ofthe th'afcendent Retrog. or Cadent 
 ot in the eyghth, and by his retrog, doth feparare him- 
 felfe ftom the Lord:of the Eyght houfe, dooth fignifie 
 death. ee 
 
 The ‘Tranflation’ of light betweene. the, Lorde, of 
 thYa(cendentand:Lorde of the eyght houle\ chieflye yf 
 there be Reception before the Tranflation of light, 
 denoteth death. 
 
 Ov of th afcendent comb. Cand the L. of 
 
 When or the Moone are bor 3 th afcend, with 
 
 the Sor Ls of the Sixt >Re. of or bit figni- 
 : 279) \., eth death, 
 
 The Lorde of th'afcendenrin the eyghth,or Lord 
 of the 8; in thafcendent nor, receaued, it fignifyeth 
 death. 
 
 - The Lord ofthafcendentand 6 malevolent byna- 
 
 ture 
 
eMathematicall 
 
 eure and in the $. houfe fignifieth death, " 
 
 Yfa waightier planet gather the light ofthe Lorde 
 of th'a(cendentand 8 houle by a or O° a(pedt, ifhee 
 be euill ofhimfelfe or.doe tranflate the light fo, gathe- 
 red to an euill planet it denoreth death. 
 
 Yfthe Lord ofth’alcendentand Lord of the 8 doe 
 
 behold themfelues though with good afpect it fhew- 
 eth death. 
 
 Y¥fthe Lord ofth’afcendent be inthe 4, or apply to 
 a pla: inthe 4 or:afpected ofhim withO. or 0°. it {he- 
 weth death, . 
 
 Yfthe Lord of th'afcendent be vider th’earth and 
 5) ioynedtoapla: inthe fixt, nynth) ortwelfth houfe 
 itfignifieth death. 
 
 Mars being nere to the degreeafcending (within.4 
 ot 5 degr.) it isa token of death, {pecially if moe euill 
 pla: bein the afcendent with him or doe behold him: 
 and for che moft partif” bee in thafcendeit ni anye 
 queftion ofthe ficke partiethey willraue and bee mad 
 intheit ficknesa littlebefore death. i sdoted 
 
 Yfth’afcendent be afpeéted by a ofa pla: in the 
 4 houfe it noteth death. 
 
 > The infortunesterethe afcendent within twoo or 
 three deer. isa very dangerous figne, andthe diftance 
 ofdepr. dothmanifeft the time as if 1tbee'a moueable 
 figne it déefioteth dayes and howers: ifa fixed figne, 
 moneths or weekes: 
 
 Yfthe'Lord ofthe afcendent doe behold che ‘Lord 
 ofthe 6, 8 or “12 ‘hotilé vnfortusately: at the hower of 
 the perfect afpedt the party will dye. 
 
 ¥fthe Lord of th'atcendent doe-giue force to the 
 Lord 
 
Phificke 
 Lord ofthe 8 houfe being a fortune, & receauing him 
 he {hall waxe ficke vnto death but will efcape becaufe 
 of the Reception, but ifthe lord of the 8 be an infor- 
 tune he will die, although he receavie the lorde.ofthe 
 afcendent. 
 
 Yf the Lord of th’afcendent be combuft,fwift in an 
 angle atthe houre of-combuftion is the time of death. 
 
 { he Almuten ofth’afcendent.in his fall or detrimét, 
 vnfertuinate; combuft orretrog. doth threatendeath. 
 
 The almuten of th’'afcendent or-5) or © ifallor the 
 ficonger of them, tharis to fay, the remporalllight doe 
 afpect the. Lord of the honte of death, hee-will hardly 
 elcape. 
 
 The Lord ofth’afcendent or S impedit, -isa.token 
 of death or long ficknes, 
 
 The’Sy inthe 4.with # withoutrafpedct ofall bene- Significa- 
 uolent pla: or the fortunes in cadent. places; ; noterh, ‘1075 from 
 
 death, 
 
 The 5) ioyned tothe lord of the 8 without recep- 
 tion: or ifthere be Tranfiation of light betweenthem: 
 orifthere be Colle€tion oftheir light, ifhee whichlo 
 
 ather eth there light bea malevolent pla: or doth tra- 
 fate or yerld the light {o gathered toaneuill pla: it isa 
 token of deatli: 
 
 SY Ofierival within 12 degriofthe © the neererthe 
 worfer. 
 
 5) inthe burnt way corrupted of hor combuft of 
 the-Savne : threatneth death, chiefly within the 3,4irft 
 degr, of maftlicted of h. 
 
 5). impedit ¢ to the lord of the. aud.placedin the 
 ila H eyght 
 
Mathematicall 
 
 eyght,12 of 4,andneere the 2§ doth denote depriua- 
 tion of life. . c 
 
 Encreafing wit a) Senifiech death or lane 
 Decreafing with JS! nfirenit ie, 
 
 A maledolent pla : corrupting the 5) or © withoug 
 afpect ofa Fortune,noreth death. 
 
 Sy and herdi(potitor in cadent places fheweth ames: 
 uilf end, ifth’infortunes be’ ftrongein Angles inafpett 
 of 3) and ofher difpofitor,is a firme token of death:but 
 if the fortunes bee ftronge in thofe places and in good 
 afpeG,it promifeth health. 
 
 5) inth’afeendent withany of the euill planets, the 
 ficke partie will dye fodainely. ; 
 
 ' Sigx i “TheLord ofthe eyghtlvyhoufe ynforeunate in the 4 
 Siow frame theweth death. Fit 23007420 78 js160 
 theEord The Lord ofthe eyghth inth’afcendent or 4 chie& 
 of 8 hoxfe. Wy Rettog: OF combuft or ioynedto maleuolent pla. 
 
 The Lord ofthe eyghth in thal cendent and anye of 
 the fignifiers of the bodye infortunated by him, deno- 
 teth death fodainely. : i 
 
 The Lorde of the eyghth or D departing from one 
 infortune & applying to another doth threaten a more 
 srievious fieknedfle thenmthat whichthemhee firffereth, 
 
 Amaleuolent pla: in the eyghthor Lord of the $ be- 
 ing eunil by nature isabad tukensbut if he receaue the 
 the Lord ofth’aleédent or: 5) (not too much afflicted) 
 he will efcapeafter greateft feare of death, chieflye yf. 
 
 the Receptianbe firong, > " 
 
 ae The 
 
P bificke, 
 
 ‘The diurnall pla: fignificators abowethe earth; aad 
 Nodiurnall vnder the earth, alfothe Lord of the firft 
 Triplicitie, of th'alcenderitand Lorde of the hower, if 
 many ofthefebe infortunate ‘in the'6, 12, or 8. or their 
 Lords, they are euilltokens, 
 io Thelorde of the 6:mfortiinate beholding th’aféen- Fromthe 
 dent or lordethereofwithD or 09, alfo if the lord of L- ofthe 6 
 the 6 beinthe afcendent or 8ioyned to cuill planets, ix’ 
 threatneth death or long fickneffe, 
 
 The Almuten of the figure applying toa pla: euill Signifiz 
 placed or afflicted by a pla: whichtranflateth his light cations fia 
 vnto the-L. of the 8; orcontrariwifé derioteth déathy, 1h: L. of 
 — The Almuten ofthe figure in the 4, 8 or firft houfe, figures 
 feparating from fortunes,’ and applying to infortunes, 
 fignifieth Death, 
 
 © infortunated or his difpofitor combuft is. an rms she 
 will token, Fees : ; Sockets part of fora 
 
 % neereto 25 within 4:degrvnderthe earthorin tune, 
 the 8, or in euillafpe@ ofthe infortunes, fheweth an e- 
 uill end of that ficknes. 
 
 Yf an éuill pla: be founde inthe afcend. or the lord ae 
 therofbe euil by nature,theficke partie wilbe ofa bad cars 
 ‘gouvernement and will doe hurttohimfelfe. the Es of 
 Yftheiord ofthe afcendent or 6-be retrog:-combuft, thrafcend, 
 or inthe 8 houfe in ¥ Dor 0°10 f or fit is a great 
 prefumption of death, 
 
 Yfthe Lord of the afcendent be founde in the 6 or 
 12, the party ficke will fuffer much forrowe & griefe, 
 except the fortunes doe receaue him. 
 
 Bee F=5 Ha ee When 
 
e Mathematical 
 
 When-eythérthe lord of th’afcendent the 3) of & 
 fhalbe in degre... 4 Zemene, darke, pittie or light, ir de- 
 elareth thar the infrmitie hathtaken root chiefly inW 
 & mp inthefe fignes it fignifieth the Leaprie, {cabby 
 puftles, apofthumes, and fuch like: J 
 
 The Lord of th'afcendétin they of 1, noteth miich 
 yexation in the fame ficknes. 
 
 The Lord of th’afcédent or 6 retrog.or combuft or 
 in the 8 in ¥ Dor oof Hort forerelleth euill: and 
 withother teftimonies, death. 
 
 The fickneffe is determined oft-times as the:D) paf- 
 fethfrom one planet to another, & itthe giueforcete 
 the lord ofthe 6 houfe; the ficknes is fatisfied and pro- 
 longed. 9) ) 
 
 > invusm sx ioynedto H when thefe.fignes do 
 afcent. or pofleffe the 6 or $ houfe, ir caufeth euill to 
 the ficke partie. 
 
 Thelordofthe 6 retrog. combuftor in the’$,in of 
 orto Sor h fignifieth enill or death, 
 
 The Lordiof the 6 ympedit of the Lorde of theale 
 {cendent, . 
 
 wAngles the ficknes, dork alvates payne 
 hin and is incureable. 
 
 Succeds dt enduresb'long bus doth not al~ 
 By Dor 0° ind waiespayne. bimandisreuerfed according 
 ta rhe qualitie of the fignes 
 
 Cadent, it neyrhér endureth nor alwayes 
 jhayneth hirn, bus will foome. depart from 
 
 i him. 
 
 The Lorde ofthe 6 euillby nature or ympedit, or 
 euill 
 
Phificke, 
 
 euill pla: in the.6,4s,anseuill figne.. - 
 
 4 A benenolent pla: he will foone bee cured. 
 Inthe 62 A malewolen hewillpaffe fram one ficknes 
 
 inte 
 another. 
 
 ; 
 
 The lorde of the:6 in the fixt;eyght, or twelfth,is 
 an euillroken. 
 
 Part of fortune”): € The barat way’ enill affected 
 Part: of lyfe. Gin) Apect of malenolent pla 
 Part of Death. < ~) Cadent places, 
 
 25 OS Crevmes of euill plas 
 
 or part of the mortifying pla: vehemently infor- ' 
 tunate fignifieth euill or Death. : 
 Tran{iat on oflight between the Z. ofthe 8,& 2%. of 
 th’a(céd or if bothluminaries be vnder the'arth there 
 greatisfeare ofthe fickparty,yf &be within 4 deg.of 
 $7 or vnder the earth,inthe 8,orapply to euil pla:or 5) 
 ing Cor O° to f or & the diftace ofdeg.betweenthe 
  and?$orbetweénthe ds) and ¥g or between that 
 whichis neereft,and it declareththerime.ofdeath,but 
 if 3)\be lorde of the fixt or eyghe;herefieGs thatbe in 
 howers. 
 o& Signes of Health 
 
 HE lordéofth’afcendentimanangle beneuolent Significa- 
 withour yllafpeétnot vnder the beames of the #0” fro 
 Sunne nor retrog.and ina fortunate place isa to-’ re by <! 
 
 ken of recoucrie, th’afeen 
 AE H 3 The 
 
eMathematic all 
 
 The Lord ofthe afcéndent fortunate & D ‘next ap? 
 plying to him chiefly by ¢f ifthe be not euill affe@ed 
 tig nieth good. 
 
 The Lorde ofthe afcendent {wift entring anothey 
 houfe or figne (exceptthe $ houfe or.12) the: infirmitie 
 will{oone depart. 
 
 Yfthelord.of the afcendent recéaue:the Lorde of 
 the 8 houfe dire@ and fortunate, it bringeth health,ak 
 though there were feare of death, 
 
 Yfthe Lord of thiafcendent be in the 4 fortunatethe 
 ficke party willrecouer,'and ifthere be fofid both euil 
 and good pla: iudgeby the fronger; 35 
 
 Yt the fignifier of ficknes be in the Jo, encreafing in 
 light and number, the ficknes will be fhortned, 
 
 4 Oriental 
 
 SOncidemall barb tefe annoy the ficke parry. 
 
 * f. co " : sy 
 2b ingheSepr.4 Ley ere 
 faye, =) Part north encreale the» ere 
 £ éthedter. 2 ye Cisettina =e ad Sores. | 
 
 Sig nes of 3 beholding $ fhe the © and he 2 chiéfly being 
 
 health fre 
 »E 
 
 placed in th'afcendent or. houfe, and fo muchthe ra- 
 caher if he beAlmuten of thefygure; it prefageth lyfe 
 and health. 
 Y£D apply to'P or YF &thone’of thefero © or # 
 (though with O or 0° ) and the fame againe apply to 
 being firong as: wellin’placeas in dignities, Effenti- 
 
 ‘call andsAccideritall, then 24: colleGeth the light of all 
 
 the reftyas it were the fuperior pla: and caufeth all 
 thinges to come to good effect, Ei ee 
 
 2, 
 
Yin Phificke, 
 
 SD in ari angle or fuccedent well affected & increar 
 fing and in the beginning of the ficknefle be remoued 
 and feparate from it fignifieth health, ; 
 
 The pattes chiefly of Lyfe of death, &) S>well play 
 ced; flrong and well afpected of good pla: promileth 
 recouery of health. 
 
 Of rhe murabilisie and chamsing of the flare of 
 thebody difealed, whemand im what fort tt 
 happeneth,c~ wherher it tendethto 
 agood or.enillend. 
 
 1 Eing it appeareth tharaceording tothe. dif- 
 polition & habitude of the fignificarors,the 
 fate oftheibody,and caufe of the {icknesis 
 decertied jivisalfomanifefithat there is of- 
 times mutabilitie 6fthe fame fickneffes, and thar after 
 the midtion of the fame fignificators, and: it falleth out 
 inthe difpofition of the body,asin the fate and dyffe- 
 
 rence ofthe time:as when the © by his proper moti- 
 on thalteome vito the certaine quarters of the Circle, 
 he éauileth a mattifeft mutation ofthe bodye. . Soallo 
 according to the likemotié.ofthe proper fignificators, 
 irtmutneedes be, thatthe conditionof the body doe 
 fuiffer ianifelt, change and mutabitittes, But amonge 
 
 the Asnificators of the budye:a greas con{ideratien 
 i8t6be had ofthe Rate ofthe Moone: For.infomuch as. 
 thecomethnereftvntows,& is carried about with the 
 Shins S11 to smpaaphak , fwiftelt 
 
 iki 
 
 Fated 
 
eo Mathematicall 
 
 fwifteR' motion, gathering the light and vertue of aff 
 the Czleftiall Orbs ;and alone protecteth the fame vn- 
 to vs,and therein fhe isfayd ro excelithe ceft.: Fhere- 
 fore thé motion of 5) ismuchto bee oblerued, that is 
 tofay, whemher bodydoth exactly couch the quadcat 
 or oppolit places,refpecting the degree & figne which 
 fhe poffetfed at the rime of the lying downe ofthetick 
 party, or in the beginning othis licknes. For in thole 
 places; which areOf'contrarye qualityand of aaother 
 nature and difpofition, indoth fignifie mutabilitic, and 
 the ftate of the body to bechanged. The true and cer- 
 taine times of thefe changings;neyther Philitions nor 
 Aftronomers can exa¢tly demontftrate, for they are di- 
 uersand vncertayne,becaufe the motion of the 5) is 
 diets anid viicertaine; eiien inthe {elfe-famedayes & 
 times.’ For the ooneas the poffefierlydiuers fundrye 
 placés,in herorbe andeccennerand. farce different in 
 motion, (6 likewife thereffecteth her opperatios.in.di- 
 tiers & findry {paces, fo thecctitticall day,which fome 
 doe afirine robe thezdayby thisreafon may, fallout 
 foinetinvethe 6 day; fometime inthe end of che7.daye 
 bythe Gomputation of Aftrologieand naturall reafon. 
 And {o itimay be (not wnaduifedly).conlidered of the 
 other hadiciall dayes which fome call the.4 day,and al- 
 {o ofthe dayes accidentall, and fuchas;come between 
 6f withirithe Critticall dayes;:calléd of fome-prono; 
 kifigdayes, accompting it etry 3 day. From. whence 
 fomeinthe vfe of Afronomicallrules haue sotvnfitly 
 dppointed the Celeftiall figure to be framed jof 16 parts 
 of {paces at the time of the lying downe of the ficke 
 party)” or at the inftant time of the beginning ofthe 
 
 fick- 
 
, Phificke 
 ficknes : And the effectes and forces of the Critticall 
 dayesto bee determined by the motion ofthe 5) ac- 
 cording to her place inthe lame figure, that is to faye, 
 iffhe bee founde in fullangles is fignified the Iudiciall 
 dayes. Yfinangles, halfe full, is ligmified the days in- 
 termingled or prouocatory:. yfin angles halfe full,the 
 dayes determined, fo that the critticall dayes falleth 
 noroutalwayes in euery7 day, nor the ludiciall dates 
 in euery 4 day, nor the intermingled or prouocatorye 
 dayesin euery third day: butthen when the Moone 
 by her proper motion, doth exactly rouch the angles 
 inthelaydefiguré. Butl for myne owne part do ra- 
 ther ludge as partly I haue gathered from probable au- 
 thors;and partly by experience :haue approued the 
 murabilitie and difference oftimes, to bee more eafily 
 gathered, and better confidered after this fort: let the 
 figure be formed of his equall fpaces, The place of the 
 Moone at the time of the lying downe of the ficke 
 partie, let it bee the Afcendent and the Oppofite An- 
 gle let ithoulde the Oppofite figneand degree, and 
 theanglebofe the 10, and 4 fhall pofleffe the 3 places 
 and Signes,and the other houfes, that is to fay, the fuc- 
 cedents and Cadents letthew be diftant from thean- 
 gles 45 degr, Inthis manner the figure being framed. 
 euery planet muft bee placed in his proper feate of the 
 figure as he is found inthe th’'Ephem:being rightly cal- 
 culated. And forhetrue motion of 5) is tobee ob- 
 ferued, that is to fay, whé her body doth exaétly touch 
 the D or 0° places to th’afcédent, and that time fhalbe 
 the right critticall day, which Phifitions doe afcribe to; 
 the7 and-14 day and fuch like:and when fhe paffeth by 
 I thother 
 
Mathematical 
 
 th’other houfes and fuchas are between the angles it 
 effecteth the time Iudiciall and Judicatorie, alfo the 
 dayes intermingled or prouocatorie, 
 
 Therefore itis behouefull diligently ro confider whé 
 the Moone or anye of thorher {isyificators doe meete 
 any Planet or fixed ftarre by coniungtid or alpeat: and 
 alfo when by progreflion they come vntothe places 
 or aipects of the Planets in the figure ofthe time ofthe 
 firft.complayning, or firftlying downe of the ficke par- 
 tie, or in the firft queftion demaunded of his fickneffe. 
 And likewife when the other Planets doe come ynto 
 the places ofthe fignif. inthe fame figure, as for exam- 
 ple: Whenthe 5) or Lord of th’afcendent doth meete 
 with ¢f or h, or fome other planet, maleuolent or be- 
 neuolent,being cétrary to his nature : after the time of 
 the lying downe or firft complayning of the ficke par- 
 tie: and when the 5) or Lord of the afcédent do come 
 tothe place wherein ¢f or } orfome other pla: was 
 placed inthefamefigure: Alfo when f or / orfome 
 other pla: fhallapply to the place of the Moone or lord 
 ofth’afcendent inthe fame figure: ye thall perceaue 
 manifeft alteration and change in the partie» yea and 
 for thefe caufes it may wellfeemeto happen and thar 
 not withoutreafon, that the Crifes doealter their times 
 and arenotalwayes the fame: but doe differ in thems 
 felyes according tothe former caufes. 
 
 Thefe mutations whether. they tende to better or 
 worle,is decerned from the proper affection of the fig- 
 nificator whereby hee is afflicted and troubled , and 
 fom the figne with the fame poffelleth, and from hys 
 con- 
 
P bificke, 
 
 configuration with other pla: fortunate or infortu- 
 nate: Asif inthetime ofthe Crifis, >) be foundeina 
 figne agreable to her qualitie and condition, in refpect 
 ot the nature of thematter, ficknes, and action , it 
 ftrengthneth and helpeth nature, & expellech the fick- 
 nefle. So we affirme th’alteration to bee,euenasthe 
 fignificator is well or euillaffected, alfo the fignifica- 
 tion to bemore or leffe, and the force of efficacy of the 
 ficknes to bee ftronger or weaker in firiuing with 
 nature. 
 
 Furthermore the configuration of the fignificator 
 with other pla: and with fixed flarres in this doe very 
 much auayle, for 5) as fhee beareth rule ouer the fick- 
 neffe or nature in any man by her configuration wyth 
 the pla : and fixed flarres: fo fhee fignifieth the altera- 
 tion to be, or rather fo caufeth it to come to pafle. In 
 generall,the Moone withthe fortunes, or afpected wel 
 of them tendethto good: contrarywile with the in- 
 fortunes or euill afpected doth pronounce and caufe 
 euill effence ofthe ficknes:Alfo when € orL. of th’af- 
 dent applyethto the place wherina beneuolent planet 
 chiefly the difpofirors of 5) © or 10.houfe was cor- 
 porally or by afpedt , it promifeth the alteration to 
 bee forthe better: But when they applye to the 
 place of a maleuolent Planet (chiefly the Lord ofthe 
 8,12, or 6 houfe) then the mutatid wilbe the worfe : In 
 like manner is vnderftoode by the application of a be- 
 nevolent or maleuolent planet vnto the place of 5) or 
 cfthe Lord ofthe afcendent or vnto the felfe-fame de- 
 
 £2 gree 
 
eMatheniaticall 
 
 gree afcending, yet this doth not alwaies hold excepr 
 when there happeneth fome configuration of thefe 
 withthe lignificators in the time ofthe fayd beginning 
 or firftlying downe of the party grieued: and then for 
 the moft part, it falleth out for certainely tobe true, as 
 by experience hath been often proued how thefe mu- 
 tations doe come to effect, and of what qualitie they 
 be, is knowne bythe fizne which € poffefleth and by 
 her proper affection and configuration with other ftars 
 
 according to her opperation in the matter and caufe of 
 the ficke attractive or expulfiue, 
 
Phificke, 
 0& Certaine Elections for Phifiskeand Phleboremy, 
 by the motions of the Moone. 
 
 cae HE Moone and afcendent inv 2 dooth 
 ei | comfort the vertue attractine, becaufle 
 
 soy] they are fierie fignes, hot and dry, cholle- 
 
 ' ricke: the earthy fignes vy % reftoreth « 
 the vertue recentiue, the ayrie fignesm7: helpeth 
 the vertue Digeftiue: Yfthey be wartrie fignes &m 
 they comfort the vertue expulfiue. 
 
 > in ¥ & Sto ¥ and in the figne of © is good to 
 
 pares choller by eleCtuaries : with 44 or in afpe&t of 
 
 imand in is a conuenienttime to. purge Melacho- 
 lybypilles. Yfthe bein f # or Atothe Sumneandin 
 m is good to purge fleagme by drinks, and (o the figns 
 doe varie in their opperations: for the Moone and af- — 
 cédent in % is good to purge by Electuaries:in m good 
 to purge by driakes : in>< is conuenient to. purge by 
 
 illes, pan ; 
 “ Yfthe Moone be alpected of rwo Plannets, or moe 
 rogether, it is neceflary to vie Compounded purges,of 
 the qualitie of the fad alpectes: as itthe  hauea* or 
 Ato § and the Swnne at one infant, you muft purge 
 Fleagme & choller together, for @ doth purge fleagm 
 and ¢ choller,and (9 of the other mixtures. And this 
 is efpecially tobe auoyded:: that yee takeno Philicke - 
 nor any medicines whatfoeuer the-asoone or alcendét 
 beeing afflicted of 4,or that is to faye in of ¥ or Aof 
 them, for it is verye pernitious or little profiteth, and 
 
 , muchgrieueth the Patient. : 
 
 (\—  Alfofor launching, cutting, and letting of blood, ig 
 
 13 
 
 is 
 
eMathematicall 
 
 is conuenient to haue regarde to the place of 5), for 
 inany wifetouch not the part ofthe body fignified by 
 the figne wherein 5) isfounde during the time thee 
 continueth therein? Frthermore the afpects of S with 
 the pla: isto be confidered, for if the be with 4 or 2, 
 or in any afpeét vnto them, itis good to let blood, Like- 
 wife ye multrefpedt th’efcendét, as much asthe Moon, 
 for y and #afcendent or 5) inthem are conueniét for 
 Flegmaticke perfons to bleed, and  afcending or 5) 
 in them : is good for chollericke bodies : and for mela- 
 choly complexions,the firft part of is moft conueniét: 
 but the fecond patt of >, & fir parrofm and efpecially 
 the whole figne of ©, are very euill for Phlebotomy & 
 with great care ought to beauoyded in letting of blod, 
 ’ Thother fignes for the moft partis fuffitient good for 
 fanguine perfons to bleede in : that is tofay, when the 
 Moone is in them,and when they be aléding, Likewile 
 ye maft haue recourfeto the age of the Moon, who £6 
 the change ro the firft quarter is good for young per- 
 {6s; and {uchas abound in blood : from the firft quarter 
 to the fill, good formen of middleage,or yong perfés, 
 & fuchas be chollerick: fr6 the full to the laft quarter, 
 good formiddle age,andfuch as abound in fleagm:ft6 
 the laft quarter to the change,good for elderly men: & 
 fuch as abound in melancholy, 
 
 And theinftant time of the new Moone or full,forthe 
 fpace of 12 howers before & after, it 1s euill torake me- 
 dicines or to touch any veyne or part of the body, and 
 likewile fo long time when fhee is in .. or 2S, it is very 
 dangerous to bleede, andlet not the 5) nor’afcendent 
 be corrupted of }) onc {pecially by ¢ D'or 0° of the: 
 
 but 
 
Phificke, 
 
 but contrarywife with 2} and ¢ or in friendly afpects 
 ofthem, and in moderate or indifferent figns it is a lau- 
 dable time for Phlebotomy and letting of blood. 
 
 2% AL briefe example of the former T reatife. 
 
 cA certaine friend fell ficke and dyedin the manner as 
 hereafter fhalbe fhewed. 
 
 The queftion was demaun ded for him this prefent yeare 
 of our Redemption 15 98. Nouember. 
 
 ee - mn SBefore noone. 
 
 Ar phich time he fir ft fels his ficknes. In the day and 
 hower of % , whereof the fignificators are as followeth. 
 
eMathematicall 
 
 A Table of the afpects of the former Fygure. 
 % cas I | oes a Bae 
 #/O S| oe 
 
 i—}-——— | —. 
 
 by thé felues »») 
 
 of the body S Lufth afced, 
 ; Q4 accident ex 4:[pofiter of ). 
 i 5 ealfpfO gL 
 The fignificators } of the Eygure, 
 
 by thifelues © the 6 houfed 3. 
 sive the L, of the6 
 (nes, 5 
 
 2 the L of the6 9 
 
 by accident 3 oi offt: hing thafced, 
 Uh from whom of 
 frparated, 
 
 The afcendent infomuch as pertayneth to the figne 
 is watrie, cold, & moyft, flegmatick, fixed, feminine: 
 &c, it ruleththe bladder and fecret patts, and the inte- 
 rior parts ofthe belly: it fignifieth Retention of the v- 
 tne, fluxes, euill digeftion, And if the fignificators in 
 the 
 
bifick 
 
 P bificke, 
 the former example be diligently confidered, yee thal 
 plainely finde thatfor the moft part they all agree in fig 
 
 ¢ 
 
 f 
 nification of death, & elpecially ¥ being Lord ofthe 8 
 in th afcendentand 6. L, of th’a(cendent being cuill of 
 his proper nature, combuft of the.Swane, Xin ef to the 
 Lord of $houle: alfo'ina ligne contrary to. his owne 
 propertie & nature. 
 
 Likewife the 5) ina figne refifting her own qualitie 
 for {he is cold & moyft,and vis hot and dry, fignifying 
 choller : Alfo being 0? to the Lord ofthe 6, and apply- 
 ing tothe 0” of © {eparating from a beneuolent Plan- 
 net, and peregrine. 
 
 Finally th'intortunes eleuated aboue the benevolent 
 and the fortunes in Cadent and {uccedent placés and o- 
 ther the like fignifications do threaten manifeft & im- 
 patient death. Asth'experience therof did approue, 
 for within two dayes after the time ofthe former Fy- 
 gure, the partie did Rauc and torment himfelte very 
 gricuoufly , andin {uch furious rage ended thislife, 
 
ASCE CASAS YAS SCO 
 CSTE 2UGEIG LIT EY 
 Heere followeth a very perfect and 
 compendions T able of the planetary 
 or vnequall bowers beginning at Sun 
 | rifiag, which continueth from 3 dayes 
 * to3,and with/mall difference for enes 
 py dayin enery Moneth throuxbout 
 theyeare: Seruing very exactly. yn- 
 derthe Latitude ofst decrees 34 min. 
 which is the true Meridian of this 
 molt famons (ittie of London, 
 
 te Oe ae ae 
 
» 
 
 + #3 moft CaMa= 
 
 - : See 
 Taian “yaa abe “GaN Sha Uh bk Le Sk aan Sead sk es He a 
 
 -* 
 
 Ry 
 
 it may { comes 
 
 rstview 
 Aaah frmal 
 exeac aye and. 
 * our es giar- 
 eee, fs Gr 
 
 pi 
 bat 0% ihe 
 bs apd dayes 
 aly the lone 
 4 right Jig 
 ower S of the 
 werneth back 
 be T able a- 
 Fancle ouer 
 bruleth the 
 aifefily. 
 know what 
 “thatrio a 
 lay, I finde 
 hat fides 
 her Ta degr. 
 te in appean 
 ently § 
 tri uted to 
 uo mi. Af- 
 ©: : the 4 
 rom si 
 : the 
 
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CS CAS SLOSS. sw 
 COMINGS DMO ENG 29 
 Heere followeth a very perfetl and 
 compendions T able of the planetary 
 or vaequall bowers beginning at Sup 
 rifiag, which continueth from 3 dayes 
 to3,and with{mall difference for ene 
 ry day in enery Moneth throuzhout 
 theyeare:. Serwing very exactly vn- 
 derthe Latitude of st decrees 34. mite 
 which is the true Meridian of this 
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og A declaration ofthe former Table. 
 
 Pea IS Table of the Planetary howers is moft com- 
 ay pendious and perfects and rherefore it may {eeme 
 yy (omwhat Sele to under ftand at efi si view 
 * thereof, bur being perfirly knowne(is with jah 
 labour it may be attayned) it will appearemojftereaaye and 
 pleafant. Firft therefore ye muft vaderfland th ie fore quar- 
 ters of the yereare compiled into one, the dayes eneee. safine or 
 
 decreafing in th cfame manner in enery quarter. 
 
 Thebody of the Table conteynerh the howe pers ana on the 
 fides shared the firt collame,are the moneths apd dayes 
 from 7%0 2, throughout the yeare, CH confequently the ine 
 and dezr. wheren the @ is the Jame day, and ina right Lie 
 is decerned rhe rifing of the Sunne the orher bowers of the 
 day cnding at Sun-fer,and in the fame maner retsrneth back 
 Apaine in the night howers . -Andipthe head of the Table a- 
 
 aynst the tytle of the day of your weeke in a righ ancle ouer 
 ‘your hower fought for, ye [hall fide the pla: which ritlech che 
 fame, oneexample will declare the fame more manifefily. 
 
 The 3. of Nouember being Friday, I defiré coknow what 
 timethe Sunne viferband alfo what pla: rayoneth at ro a 
 Glocke.0.Min. before Noone, the maneth « ind day, I poe 
 onthe right fide, and thereforethe © xy feth on that fideo 
 fetteth onthe lef and againft the e fause day I fee the2ta deer. 
 
 ofm for theplace of © ane d proceeding in aright line ge appea~ 
 reth thatthe Sun rifeth at-7ho, 77 Wis ard confeqnensly g 
 he. 22 mi. whichis rhe ir iver’ of the daye artribured ro 
 ruler of the Friday: the 2 houre em deth at 9 haxb mi. af~ 
 
 cribedto F y: ‘the Pato has4.9 mi. attriburedtosd) : the 4 
 hower is of $y ruleth ontill rhe 10 hoge3 af se tate * 
 K 2 the 
 
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 a A declaration of the Table. © 
 the sLowesis of + fishing ats1 ho. 16 mat. and fo of the 
 vet. So thar at 1oho. go mivbeforenoone t+ tajenerh as 
 ye may perceane ih the bead of theT able in aright angle oper 
 yor howe yAhA in aright line againft Fryday. Likewife for 
 10.4 Clocke 0 mi, at night, yf ye follow rhevight lime acainft 
 rhe 2.day ofNouemb, on the. right fide, ye may fee the Sun 
 fetterh atape 4 bo. 23 mi.-returning backeto-s:ho. 3-9. mii: 
 which isthe firft homer of theuight afsienedra § SP fo cons 
 [eqnenslypurdll the. 5 hower which isS) , bestaning ar gba, 
 27 0i..ated fnifperh at robo, 44. mi. and fo of th other hoe 
 wers vmill he Sun ryferh agayne,whereit ts robe nored that 
 the minutes ferue as welltothe howers of the daye as of the 
 ninht. : 
 
 Vf ye defire to know the houre moreexaltly with your day 
 appointed, ye must enrerinto thEphem. avd the true place 
 of @ being therefouncde, yee mult (eekein the Table proces 
 ding as before, for rhis trae place of © doe not always fall out 
 nth. day of the monethin euery yeare,and thar by reas 
 fon of viieleape yere,bur fomerimes differeth a degree or more 
 when ye finde not the. exact day or deer. of © appoinred,in 
 your former T able, ye mult take the neere/t unto it, orma= 
 king: proportion between the day coing before, and the daye 
 following your time appoynted. 
 
 FINTS.