If she should marry the man desired?
What this is
The Judgment. THe querent was of tall stature, ruddy complexioned, sober, discreet and well spoken, &c. The quesited was very tall, slender, lean, and of a long visage, black hair: His talnesse I attribute to ♃, as being in the Termes of ♀, and the cusp of the seventh being also in his Termes: and indeed the being of a significator in the Termes of any Planet, doth a little vary the party from his natural temper and constitution, so that he will retaine a small or great tincture from that Planet, according as he is dignified: The sadnesse of his haire, I conceive to be from ♃ his aspect to ♄, and the ☽ her ☐ unto him, being her selfe subterranean. ♀ Is her Significatrix of the querent, Retrograde, under the Sun-beames, was in some distresse and fear that the quesited would not have her; and she might and had some reason for it, for ♃ was in his Exaltation, and neer the ✶ of ♀, an argument the man stood upon high termes, and had been tampering with another; yet were both Significators in a Semisextile, and in good houses, from which I gathered hopes, that there was some sparks of love betwixt them; but when I found the ☽ separating from a ☐ of ♃, and carrying his light by a △ aspect to ☿ the Lord of the ascendant, and he in an angle, receiving willingly, by his Retrograde motion, that her vertue which she brought from ♃. I was confident the Match would suddenly be brought to passe by such a one as ☽ was, or represented by her, who did much interpose in the businesse, and who at last, with a little difficulty, produced the Marriage to effect, to the content of both parties. ——————————————————
Correspondences
- cast for
- 11 June 1646
Where this comes from
- William Lilly, Christian Astrology (1647)