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Anima Astrologiae or A Guide for
Astrologers by William Lilly 1676
The 30th Consideration is, To
observe when a planet that is Significator, or the Moon, shall
have past the 29th degree of the Sign
wherein it is, and touches the 30th
, and especially if it have passed one
minute of that degree; for then it shall have no strength in that Sign,
but in the next; so that if in
the first it signified any evil, it shall hurt the person or thing
threatened no more than the fall
of a house shall one that is just got out of it; or being with one foot
upon the threashold, has one behind him that throws him out; and then the
building falls. And if it signifies any good, it shall profit no more than
he that hath spread a nest for birds, and just touches the feathers of
their tails, but never catches their bodies; and therefore ‘Zael’ says,
“If a planet or the Moon be in the 29th degree of any Sign, its virtue is
yet in that Sign wherein he is; because he has not yet wholly past the
30th degree.” &c.
31.When one
Planet applies to the conjunction of another |