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
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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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    Of removing from one place to another; or of two Buji- neffes3 which is beft. Confider the firft and fecond houfes,and their lord$,and the lords of the places to which thou wouldeft goe, and lord of the fubftance thou thinkeft for to attaine there, fee the feventh and eight houfes and their lords* which of them is beft and ftrongeft,thither goe and remove. Or fee the lord of the afeen- dant or D, whom if thou findeft to be feparated from evill Planets, and joyned to Fortunes3 it is better to goe then flay* and doe any bnfinefle thou intended. If the Lord of the afeen- dant be feparated from fortunes,and apply to infortunes, nei¬ ther move or do the bufineffe thou in tended; fee if the pla¬ net to whom the }) applyes be better then that (lie feparated from* for then thou mayeft remove^elfe not: &c. If it he beft to remove or ft ay in any place, whether Village, ‘Territory, City or Houfe. See the lord of the afeendant fourth and feventh houfejif the lord of the fourth be in the feventh, and be a good planet, and if the lord of the firft and feventh be good, and with good planets, it is good to abide ftill: but if the lord of the feventh be with a good planet, and the lord of the fourth with an e- vill one, it is then not good to ftayj for if he doe , he (hall re¬ ceive much dammage by abiding there. C h a p, LI 11. Of Hunting* YOu (hall know the lord of hunting by the afeendant, the sitb the An* j and from the lord of the termed the degree of the cients j)ave V) and from the lord of the hour^for the lord of the hour is °f takgn notice great force and ftrength, when he is in the afeendant, and the 0f jKf/; tufcs, afeendant a figne of four footed beafts : in cafe of hunting fee j mu ft conr if the afeendant be a figne of four footed beafts, or an earthly fent. fi-ne for thefe are good for hunting amongft mountaines,and hils- fee the lord of the afeendant, and the lord of the hour, if the v be fortunate or infortunate; and if either do behold other, __>.1.if nrw> hp fallintr frnm anrs- or fcparate one Aaa % then.