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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    <4l 41^ The Ilefolutien of on unto her, are wholly unfortunate and out of their effentiall .dignities. I inquired her age, fher exa& Nativity I could hoc obtaine, onelyl underftood (he was now, in her 42. yeer agfe, viz. her Climaftericd! yeer, which is ufually dangerous s and the more umo her, file meeting with an untoward Difeafe ineer or in that time. I confidered the feventh houfe which was her afcendant* whereby I judged her Corporature to be fmall, or her Perfon incurvating, her vifage long and leane, her complexion darkc and pale, her conditions very walpifti, or (he very froward, &c. which was confefled, and l afterwards found. Becaule T? (heweth long lingring Difeafes, and $ Lord of the (ixt houfe was Retrograde; I judged (he would relaps out of one Dif. eafe into another, partly by her owne obftinatene(Te,and part¬ ly by the errour of thePhyfician : By her owne wilfulne(le,be- caufe that the Lord of her aicendant was alfoLord of the eighty and partly by negleft of the Phyfician, who was fignified by $ 1 who was in □ with T? in Equinottialland T’topical!Signes and in Angles, arguing his or their fmatl care of the milerable Gen¬ tlewoman : All things (erioufly confidered, I concluded the Womt n would dye firft; for the Significator of the Man hath no manner of affi&ion, viz. 2 (he being in her Hayne> and free from the lead manner of misfortune, and fo was the Man from all infirmities. For the time when (he (hould dye, I ob- fervedwhen T? and cf came to an illafpeft; for T? did moft of al 1 reprefen t her in perfon and condition * and I found that about the latter end of September following came to an op- pofition of “h, cf then being neer the place of the 3) at time of the Queftion, viz* indegr* of tR, and h in two of , the 7) at that moment in the place of viz* in 20. degr.of U or thereabouts* From thence I concluded, that it was pro¬ bable file would dye or be in great danger of death about the latter end of September or beginning of OUobers and in truth (he dyed the eight of Otfober$ upon which day and 5 were in d in the eight degree of TR * the one in the Qijeftion being Lord of the afeendani*- andjtl»e.pther pf thf fixt, the degree it felfe the very fame ofthe J> in the queftion, and D to the 12. of £s the oppofite degree to her afeendant in the Queftio-n. * Chap*