A Lady of her Husband imprisoned, when he should (2)
What this is
Here ♒ the ascending Sign, well represents his form of body, for it was comely, &c. ♄ ☽ and ♀ his minde; ♃ hath also much to do in his qualities, as being Lord of ♓ an intercepted Sign in the Ascendant. I first considered that the ☽ separated from a △ of ♄, and applyed to a □ of ♂ Lord of his Substance, Assistants and Friends, and also of the 9th house viz. his Journey, which intimated, he should have slender success and much loss by this his present March: finding ☽ in the Ascendant, I judged he would be betrayed in his Counsels; and seeing ♄ Lord of the Ascendant Peregrine, and in his Fall in the second, and ☽ in her Detriment and ⊕ disposed by ♀ a Significator of his Enemies, and that ☽ did even partilly with a dexter ⚹ behold the degree ascending, I onely gave this Judgment, that his Excellency must expect no success from this imployment, that he would have no honour by the Journey, that he would be extreamly crossed by men of great power here at London, that pretended friendship unto him, that he would be betrayed wholly, and be in danger to lose all: that I was heartily sorry he had made choyce of so unluckie a time to set forth in; cum multis aliis. The issue was this, (for I write to Posterity) he prospered in the beginning and daily men of good quality and of authority jeered at me, and derided my former prediction: I was well content to have been abused all to pieces, conditionally he might have had the better: But behold the eighth of September following came sad news, that the second of September this worthy man had surrendred all his Ammunition to his Majesty, having onely Quarter for his Souldiers, with some other Articles, which were dishonourably performed, to the eternall shame of the royall Party. A Table whereby to finde the Planetary hour. Hours before Noon. [A numerical table giving, for each Place of the ☉ (Sign and Degree) and the Sun's rising (Hours and Minutes), the Planetary hours 1 through 6 before Noon in Hours and Minutes, with the corresponding Place of the ☉ at right.] A Table whereby to finde the Planetary hour. Hours after Noon. [A numerical table giving, for each Place of the ☉ (Sign and Degree), the Planetary hours 7 through 12 after Noon in Hours and Minutes, with the corresponding Place of the ☉ at right.] [A Table whereby to finde the Planetary hour. Hours before Noon. — numeric reference table: columns for the Place of the ☉ (Sign and Degree), the Sun's rising (Hours and Minutes), and the planetary hours 1 through 6.] [A Table whereby to finde the Planetary hour. Hours after Noon. — numeric reference table: the planetary hours 7 through 12.] [A Table whereby to finde the Planetary hour. Hours before Mid-night. — numeric reference table: Place of the ☉, the Sun's setting, and the hours 1 through 6.] [A Table whereby to finde the Planetary hour. Hours after Mid-night. — numeric reference table: the hours 7 through 12.] [A Table whereby to finde the Planetary hour. Hours before Mid-night. — continuation of the numeric reference table, hours 1 through 6.] [A Table whereby to finde the Planetary hour. Hours after Mid-night. — continuation of the numeric reference table, hours 7 through 12.]
Correspondences
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- 13 May 1644, 12:29 PM
Where this comes from
- William Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647)