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Anima Astrologiae or A Guide for
Astrologers by William Lilly 1676
The 33rd Consideration is, To
see whether either of the Infortunes be the Significator of
anything, and be joined to another
Infortune impeding him, or has joined to him the Lord of
the Ascendant or the Moon, by a square
or Opposition; for then this Infortune will perfect the business, but the
business will not be good, or rather it will be destroyed after it seems
perfected. But if the Infortune that Impedes be the lighter of the two, so
that he apply to a Conjunction, with the Significator, it will hinder less
than if the Significator apply to the other.
34.On what
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