Christian astrology ... in three books. The first containing the use of an ephemeris ... The second ... how to judge or resolve all manner of questions ... The third ... to judge upon nativities / [William Lilly].

Lilly, William, 1602-1681

Date:: 1647

Credit: Christian astrology ... in three books. The first containing the use of an ephemeris ... The second ... how to judge or resolve all manner of questions ... The third ... to judge upon nativities / [William Lilly]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$3 66 ; TBe Reflation of Not Ukenfl [f If the lord of the feventh be in afpeft with bFohune, if InaP peftto X or 9 in the eleventh., he efcapes by friends 3 if in tht thirds by ftrangers. _-f,- I’be Goods restored. L If the lord of the firft or fecond are in <f with the lord of the eight^or in any ftrong Reception : ; Or if the lord of the lecond depart from Combuftion $ or Sol or D in the afcendant or tenth houfe, it notes recuperati¬ on 5 the in oft part5 if they are ftrong; leflTe, if they be weak. Therms hopes of reftitution when the Lights behold them- felyes with any afpe&> chiefly in angles 5 or the lord of the fe- venth or eightho:-t> ' No Reflitutiono , / ' ‘ • ; ; ..\y .. If the lord of the fecond be Combuft or the lord of the fe¬ venth in d with the lord of the eight; or if the lord of the f cpnd behold not the firft houfe^or his lord; or the Sutme and i not afptfting themfelves,or the ®}0r when both are under thq earth* ^ Other Rules that the thiefe flail be taken. 7N } ln f venth, applying to the lord of the eighth Lord of the flrft in the afcendant. . 1) In the feventh^ applying to a □ of d. i) feparating from a D of h or S , applying to a □ of ScL 1) In the fixt^eight or twelfths % 2) Separating from a d of T? 3 applying to a □ of y * Lord of the feventh in the firft. 2) In the eight5 in cP to in the (eeondo ' i Chap. LI. Of Battle3 Warrc3 or. other Contentions• - IFy one demand^ whether he (hail overcome his Adverfary or °u 5 n/VC to/.t^e ^,crent the Lord of the afeendant the $ * t$