A Prisoner escaped out of Prison, which way he went,
What this is
The person of the Prisoner is represented by ♐ the cusp of the twelfth, and ♃ in ♌. The way he went and intended to go, is from the Sign of the twelfth, viz. ♐, and the Sign ♌ wherein ♃ is. Quarter of Heaven and Sign wherein ☽ is in. All of them considered, they signified unanimously that the Prisoner would go Eastward, or full East; [and so he did.] The neernesse of ☽ to the Ascendant, shewed he was not yet out of Town, but Eastward from the Prison he brake out of; at least that he could not be far from Town: and as ♃ is in the eighth house, so I judged he lay obscurely for awhile, viz. a night, but then would go away; [so he did.] I confidently affirmed, he should be recovered again, and taken by some man of authority; for the ☽ separated from △ of ♃ his Significator, and applyed to ☍ of ☉, both in angles; for it never failes, but if either the ☽ or Significator of the Prisoner or Fugitive be afflicted by an infortunate Planet out of the seventh, but that the Fugitive or Prisoner is again taken. In the next place I found ♃ and ☿ in ♓; ☿ in his own house, and applying to ♃, therefore I judged the Querent should have newes of the Prisoner by Letter, or by some young man all manner of Questions. 471 within six or seven dayes, or when the Significators came to a ⚹ aspect, which was six dayes after. The truth is, the Friday after, he had a letter where he was, and the Sunday after apprehended him again by authority, &c. This manner of judgment is the same with that of Fugitives, (Consideratis, considerandis.)
Correspondences
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- 6 1647
Where this comes from
- William Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647)