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Which contains every requisite illustration of the celestial science; or the art of foretelling future events, by the influences of the heavenly bodies.

TitleA Manual Of Astrology, Or The Book Of The Stars
AuthorRaphael
PublisherC. S. Arnold
Year1828
Copyright1828, C. S. Arnold
AmazonA Manual Of Astrology; Or The Book Of The Stars
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A Manual Of Astrology, Or The Book Of The Stars

Comprising

1. An historical narration of the antiquity and verity of Astrology.

2. Elementary Principles or the Sci-ence ; comprising a complete system of the Universe according to modern Astronomers.

3. The Natures of the Twelve Signs, the Houses of Heaven, the Planetary Orbs, the Fixed Stars, etc. etc.

4. The art of casting a Figure or Theme of Heaven, or Scheme of Nativity, for any time whatever, by Perpetual Tables.

5. Requisite descriptions of the Zodiacal and Mundane Aspects.

6. The Doctrine of Nativities ; with select experimental Rules, for foreseeing each particular event, from the cradle of infancy to the tomb of age.

7. The method of working Celestial Directions, both in the zodiac and in mundo.

8. The art of foreknowing the chief events of life by Celestial Periods ; a new and important discovery. Also the theory of Progressive Directions.

9. A number of remarkable Horoscopes, evincing the power of the Stars in Life and Death.

10. The art of resolving every important question in the affairs of human life, by the science of Horary Astrology; with the Horoscope of London Bridge, etc. etc.

11. The theory of State Astrology ; or the method used by Astrologers in foretelling the fates of Kingdoms, Thrones, and Empires, exemplified by a prophetic glance at the late Lunar Eclipse.

12. An highly curious extract from an Original Manuscript; communicated by a valuable correspondent, relative to the mystic signatures of the Seven Planets.

The whole illustrated and exemplified by various important and appropriate, Diagrams, and THREE ELEGANT ENGRAVINGS.

By Raphael, Author Of "The Astrologer Of The Nineteenth Century", "The Prophetic Messenger", &C. &C.

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" The book of past times shall be unsealed-a star shall arise in the north, whose beams shall enlighten the world". Ancient Prophecy.

To Sir Walter Scott. This Manual Of Astrology, Which Contains The Select Principles Of Starry Science, To Which Himself, As The Celebrated Author Of Waverley, Etc. Has so often referred in his matchless writings; And which the author of this book feels a peculiar pleasure in presenting thus publicly to his notice; in consequence of its being free from the errors, superstitions, and absurdities of the dark ages; Is respectfully Dedicated ,

With the most exalted opinion of his unrivalled talents; and with the heartfelt wish, that beneficent stars may henceforth shower down upon him their "selectest influence;" in order that mankind, in general, may long continue to enjoy that feast of intellectual pleasure, which the author of this work, in common with thousands, has ever derived from the perusal of his inimitable labors in the field of literature.

London, January 1st, 1828.

All Letters or Communications to Raphael, The Author of this Work,; Are requested to be addressed, under cover, to the Publisher, MR. C. S. ARNOLD, 21, Tavistock Street, Covent Garden. Postage Free.

-Prefatory Remarks To The Candid Reader
My Bookseller tells me the demand for those my papers increases daily. Addison. In again reverting to the interesting subject of planetary influence, I cannot but express my warmest and most g...
-Prefatory Remarks To The Candid Reader. Part 2
Pythagoras maintained that the world is actuated by a divine soul; and when we come to examine that miraculous sympathy in nature, so admirably manifested between the heavenly bodies ana the amazing b...
-Prefatory Remarks To The Candid Reader. Part 3
To those persons, whether critics or otherwise, who judging from mere hearsay, and following the base track of slavish custom, would proceed to pronounce the condemnation of Astrology, without investi...
-Explanations And References To The Illustrations
1. The Engraved Dignette Title. An emblematical representation of the page of Ancient History, illumined by the light of Celestial Science, and thereby unveiling the secrets of future times, which ...
-A Manual Of Astrology
In the newspapers of February 1820, the death of a Mr. Samuel Hemmings was noticed. It was stated, that he had been an ironmonger and prosperous in trade - that he was born on the 4th of June 1738, at...
-Historical And Introductory Remarks On The Antiquity, Verity, And Utility Of The Science
THE celestial science termed Astrology, or the doctrine of the stars, may be properly defined the art of foreknowing and predicting future events, by the motions, positions, configurations, and influe...
-Antiquity, Verity, And Utility Of The Science. Part 2
According to Josephus, the celebrated Jewish historian, our first father Adam, was instructed in Astrology by divine inspiration Adam taught it to his posterity; for it appears that Seth was so exce...
-Antiquity, Verity, And Utility Of The Science. Part 3
To the unfortunate view of these sciences, Mythology, attri-butes much of the cruelties of the Pharoah of Moses. Terrified by the alarming predictions of his Astrologers, who announced his death by th...
-Antiquity, Verity, And Utility Of The Science. Part 4
The appearance of a Comet, determined the intrepid and ferocious Timour, in the midst of his quarrels with Bayezed L to decide for war. He was at first impelled by terror, to prepare the means of avoi...
-Antiquity, Verity, And Utility Of The Science. Part 5
Some months previous to the death of Mourad IV. an Eclipse of the Sun, alarming this monarch, he wished to consult a mysterious volume, which Selim I the conqueror of Egypt, had brought from that king...
-Antiquity, Verity, And Utility Of The Science. Part 6
This is perhaps the most striking instance on record as to the truth of the art. In the writings of Nostradamus, the Gallic Astrologer, are to be found almost every important event, that for centur...
-Antiquity, Verity, And Utility Of The Science. Part 7
Pandolfo, his patron, would likewise have his horoscope calculated, which Tibertus would willingly have declined; but finding it impossible, he would net hazard the credit of his, art by telling a fal...
-Antiquity, Verity, And Utility Of The Science. Part 8
No less singular was this distinguished Astrologer's presage respecting Charles I. In a volume of Lilly's Astrology/' purchased at the sale of the Duke of Marlborough's library, there is the followi...
-Antiquity, Verity, And Utility Of The Science. Part 9
The inscription was in these words: Ortus Solis Gallici. The rising of the Gallic Sun, and the exergue thereof, contained this other inscription. Septbmbris Quinto Minutis 38 Ante Meridian, 16...
-Antiquity, Verity, And Utility Of The Science. Part 10
It is to be observed that though the intelligence of the count proved false, with respect to the persons concerned, which very probably was the effects of his own suspicions, yet his information was r...
-Of Comets
Comets are supposed to to be solid opaque bodies of various magnitudes, with long transparent tails, resembling a pale flame, and issuing from the part of the comet farthest from the sun. They move ro...
-Of The Fixed Stars
No part of the universe affords such exalted ideas of the structure and magnificence of the heavens, as the considerations of the number, magnitude, nature, and distance, of the fixed stars. We admire...
-Of The Galaxy, Or "Milky Way"
A broad and ample road whose dust is gold And pavement stars, as stats to thee appear, Seen in the galaxy, that milky way, Which nightly as a circling zone thou seest Powder'd with stars. The Gal...
-Revolutions Among The Fixed Stars
The fixed stars are liable to changes; several stars observed in former times by the ancients, are now no longer seen, and new ones have appeared, unknown to the ancients. Some of them have disappeare...
-Of The Distances Of The Fixed Stars
As to the distances of the stars, no method of ascertaining them has yet been discovered. They are so extremely remote, that we have no distances in the planetary system wherewith to compare them. The...
-Of The Divisions Of The Starry Heavens
As when the moon, refulgent lamp of night O'er heav'ns dear water, spreads her sacred light; When not a breath disturbs the deep serene, And not a cloud o'ereasts the solemn scene: Around her throne ...
-The Divisions Of The Twelve Signs
The zodiac being a great circle of the sphere, is divided into three hundred and sixty degrees, every degree is subdivided into sixty other divisions, called minutes, and every minute into sixty secon...
-The Signification Of The Twelve Celestial Signs Of The Zodiac
Now, came still evening on; and twilight grey Had in her sober livery all things clad; Silence was pleased: now glow'd the firmament With livid sapphires : Hesperus, that led The starry host, rode b...
-Aries
Aries, the house of Mars and exaltation of the Sun, or the first sign of the zodiac, is a vernal, dry, fiery, masculine, cardinal, equinoctial, diurnal, moveable, commanding, eastern, choleric, violen...
-Taurus
Taurus is a cold, dry, melancholy, feminine, nocturnal, southern sign, of short ascension; the house of Venus, and the exaltation of the moon. The native born under it, if the sign be unaspected by st...
-Gemini
Gemini is the house of Mercury, and by the ancients termed-the exaltation of the Dragon's Head; (this latter the Author rejects as superfluous;) it is a hot, moist, sanguine, masculine, northern, diur...
-Cancer
Cancer is the sign of the AEstival or Summer tropic, cold, watery, phlegmatic, feminine, cardinal, northern, commanding, nocturnal, moveable, weak, mute, and particularly fruitful sign, more so, perha...
-Leo
Leo is a hot, dry, burning, fiery, choleric, feral, furious, bru-tish, barren, quadrupedian, strong, eastern, masculine, northern, diurnal, and violent sign, of long ascension. The house of the Sun. T...
-Virgo
Virgo is the sixth sign, comprising one half of the zodiac, a sign of long ascension, the house, exaltation and joy of Mercury; a cold, dry, earthy, feminine, nocturnal, melancholy, barren, humane, co...
-Libra
Libra is the sign of the autumnal equinox; a hot, moist, airy, sanguine, western, diurnal, cardinal, equinoctial, moveable, masculine, humane, obeying sign, of long ascension in European climates. It ...
-Scorpio
Scorpio is the house of Mars, and also his joy. It is termed a cold, moist, watery, phlegmatic, feminine, nocturnal, fixed, mute, southern, and extremely fruitful sign, of long ascension. It produces ...
-Sagittarius
Sagittarius is a hot, fiery, choleric, dry, masculine, diurnal, eastern, common, bicorporeal, quadrupedian, changeable, southern, obeying sign; the house and joy of Jupiter, (and exaltation of the Dra...
-Capricorn
Capricorn is a cold, earthy, melancholy, arid, nocturnal, southern, obeying, moveable, cardinal, quadrupedian, changeable sign, the sign of the Winter tropic; the house of Saturn, and exaltation of Ma...
-Aquaries
Aquaries is a sanguine, aerial, hot, moist, masculine, diurnal, western, humane, rational, southern, obeying sign; the house of Saturn. It is rather fruitful, producing a robust, sturdy, strong; healt...
-Pisces
Pisces, the house of Jupiter, and exaltation of Venus, is a moist, cold, watery, phlegmatic, nocturnal, bicorporeal, effeminate, sickly, southern, obeying sign; producing a short, pale, fleshy person,...
-The Celestial Influences Peculiar To The Planetary Orbs
Can mortal strength presume to soar so high! Can mortal sight so oft bedimm'd with tears Such glory bear! for Io, the shadows fly From nature's face i confusion disappears And order charms the eye, a...
-Of Saturn
Saturn is by universal experience acknowledged to be the most powerful, evil, and malignant of all the planets. In Nativities he is most destructive: if placed in the mid-heaven, he causes infinite tr...
-Of Jupiter
Jupiter is hot and moist, temperate, modest, honest, adventurous, liberal, merciful, loving, and faithful; i. e. giving these inclinations: and therefore those ancient kings, beautified with these co...
-Of Mars
Mars, the fierce god of war, Of discord dire; and slaughter - Bellona's aid, the scourge of providence; Lord of the fiery steed, and armed car; Hasting to death, to desolation fell! Pompous and prou...
-Of The Sun
Hither as to their fountain other stars Repairing, in their golden urns draw light, And hence the morning planet gilds her horns. By his magnetic beam he gently warms The universe, and to each inwar...
-Of Venus
Venus is the next in order to the central Sun, a beauteous and a brilliant planet, she is the only planet mentioned by the most ancient poets,as Homer and Hesiod. Her Astrological character , which ...
-Of Mercury
We, tho' from heaven remote, to heaven will move With strength of mind, and tread the abyss above; And penetrate with an interior light, Those upper depths which nature hid from sight. Pleas'd will ...
-Of The Moon
The wind had arisen, and swept before it the clouds which had formerly ob-scured the sky. The moon was high and at full, and all the lesser satellites of heaven shone forth in cloudless effulgence. ...
-The Twelve Houses Of Heaven
A DIAGRAM OF THE Twelve Houses of Heaven. An Explanation Of The Above Diagram In order to illustrate plainly to the reader what Astrologers mean by the Houses of Heaven, it is proper for...
-First House
First Houseor house of Life, the point of the Eastern angle and horizon, the celestial sign, ascending on which point, at the instant of birth, and the stars or planets located therein, bears the mo...
-Of The Second House
The next house in order from the ascendant is the second house, or house of Riches. This signifies the estate, fortune and property, riches, gain or loss in pecuniary affairs, poverty, misfortune, a...
-Of The Third House
This is the house of brethren, kindred; neighbours, cousins; short inland journeys, letters, messages, rumours, and the removal of trade or employment. From this house the ancient Astrologers derived ...
-Of The Fourth House
The lower angle of heaven, or fourth house, whose line, or cusp the Sun touches at midnight, is the weakest in influence of all the other angles throughout the celestial circle: it represents in nativ...
-Of The Fifth House
From the fifth house, Astrologers both ancient and modern, deduce their judgments relative to the children or offspring of the native; Ptolemy joins with this the angle of the mid-heaven, and also the...
-Of The Sixth House
Astrologers attribute to the sixth house an evil signification; it is the house of sickness, and partly of private enemies, being in opposition to the twelfth house, and the parts of body which is rul...
-Of The Seventh House
The seventh house, the cusp of which is the western line of the descending horizon, or point where the Son sets; is of great significance in Astrology, being most powerful in marriage and domestic hap...
-Of The Eighth House
This is termed the house of death, wills, legacies, portions, dowry of the wife; and in law-suits it denotes the adversaries means, friends, and success. In duels it is the adversaries second. It deno...
-Of The Ninth House
In Astrology, the ninth house, is called the house of religion, science, learning, books, writings, voyages and distant travels, It is peculiar to the church; denoting all ecclesiastical matters, and ...
-Of The Tenth House
The mid-heaven, medium coeli, or angle of the South, whose line or cusp the sun touches at mid-day or noon, is termed the tenth house in the Astral art, and is the chief or supreme angle of the heaven...
-Of The Eleventh House
Both the Oriental and European Astrologers are unanimous in describing the eleventh house of heaven, as being the house of friends, wishes, hopes, desires, advisers, favourites, flatterers and such li...
-Of The Twelfth House
The last house for us to describe is the twelfth house of the. celestial circle, or the house of private enemies; imprisonment, cares, anxieties, misery, and suffering. In horary questions, it denotes...
-Perpetual Tables Of The Celestial Houses
For casting Nativities, and erecting Themes of Heaven. Calculated for the Latitude of London. Sol in Gemini. Time from Noon. 10 11 12...
-Instructions For Erecting A Theme Of Heaven, And Casting The Figure Of A Nativity By The Foregoing Perpetual Tables
Well, rest be with him! he instilled into me enough of knowledge for erecting a scheme of nativity, and therefore I will presently go about it. So saying, and having noted the positions of the princ...
-Explanation Of White's Ephemeris
If the matter be knowly, and the sense lies deep, the mind must stop and buckle to it, and stick upon it with labor and thought and close considerations LockE. In former times the calculation ...
-Copy Of An Ephemeris
Used in Astrological Observations. (April 1824.) LUNATIONS. M D semidiam pass.mer. First quart...
-Directions For Placing The Planets In The Horoscope
In the right hand page of White's Ephemera, the exact copy of which we hare given, as the best mode of explanation, the student will observe that the true places of the different planets are calcula...
-Effects Of The Fixed Stars
A Table Of The Most Eminent Fixed Stars With their various effects, according to Authors. Names Signs Longiude Magnitude Nature ...
-The Essential Fortitudes And Debilities Of The Planetary Bodies As To Nature, Sign, And Aspect
Anothir clerenesse is of the Sunne, anothir clerenesse of the Moone, and ano-thir clerenesse of the Sterres, and a Sterre differith from a Sterre in clereness, Wiclif. 1 Cor. 15. IN order to u...
-Essential Fortitudes And Debilities Of The Planetary Bodies As To Nature, Sign and Aspect. Continued
Of The Zodiacal Aspects The planetary orbs, in the course of their revolutions through the etherial fields of boundless space, are perpetually forming certain configurations or aspects with each ot...
-The Zodiacal Parallel
The zodiacal parallel resembles the conjunction in effects, since it is formed when two planets have the same declination, (or in other words are equidistant from the great circle of the equator) in n...
-The Doctrine Of Nativities; Or Genethliacal Astrology, Relating To The Peculiar Destiny Of Individuals
Descend from heav'n Urania, by that name If rightly thou art call'd, whose voice divine Following, above the Olympian hill I soar, Above the flight of Pegasean wing. The meaning, not the...
-Of The Hyleg, Or "Giver Of Life", And The Prorogatory Places
The aphetic, or vital places in every horoscope, are in number five, viz. the whole space of the first, seventh, ninth, and tenth houses, computed by oblique ascension or descension, to reach five deg...
-Of The Anareta, Or "Destroyer Of Life"
The Anaretic planets by nature are, , and ; but in particular cases the , and may be endowed with the same fatal influence, being variable according to the nature of the planet with which they are ...
-Signs Of A Violent Death
The very elements, though each be meant The minister of man, to serve his wants, Conspire against him. With his breath he draws 'A plague into his blood; and cannot use Life's necessary means, but h...
-Signs Of A Violent Death. Continued
The with Caput Algol, Aldebaran, Pollux, or Bellatrix, denotes a violent death; with the Pleiades, Presepe, Antares or Deneb, blindness or gutta Serena; with Orion, injury to one eye, at least. If ...
-The Nature And Quality Of The Mind
Most of our fellow subjects are guided either by the prejudice of education, or by a deference to the judgment of those who, perhaps, in their own hearts, disapprove the opinions which they industri...
-Of The Astrological Destiny Relating To Riches Or Poverty
The destiny throughout life, as conducing to poverty or wealth, has, in particulars, been judged by the Orientals and Europeans, by different rules; yet, in generals they all agree. Ptolemy recommends...
-Signs Of Poverty
Signs of poverty, and an unfortunate Horoscope, are the and in semiquartile, sesquiquadrate or parallel of or . These are the worst positions; but even these are increased by being in angles. ...
-The Fortune Of Rank
In some measure, this has been anticipated in our foregoing remarks, but not entirely; for some are notorious and infamous, at the same time; some notorious and splendid; some renowned; and some are s...
-Of Marriage
The general significator of marriage, or that which is common to both sexes, is the seventh house, or west angle. Invariably the student will observe that when or is therein, a discordance in marri...
-Of Children
To determine as minutely as he science will allow, of fruit-fulness or barrenness, (for it is absurdity itself, to attempt at predicting the precise number, and none but a silly person would attempt i...
-Of Travelling
The Oriental and European Astrologers disagree in many particulars relative to travelling and voyages; but they all agree in giving great power in these matters to the third and ninth houses. The most...
-Friends And Enemies
In every horoscope it must be well observed in the first place, whether the places of the and are powerful, and free from evil or discordant aspects; for should the nativity be in itself, in a manne...
-The Quality Of The Profession
In order to be correct in this particular, the student must well observe the Mid-heaven, Ascendant, and places of the luminaries (the and .) For according to the quality of the stars either in those...
-Of The Parents, And Those Nearly Related
In treating of the. different effects of the twelve houses of heaven, we have mentioned, that the north and south angles of the figure or nativity, are given as the significators of the, native's pare...
-To Calculate The Times Of Events
In calculating the peculiar times when good or ill fortune will occur, the ancient and modern Astrologers have made use of various different methods; thus the followers of Ptolemy, still make use of t...
-To Calculate The Times Of Events. Part 2
The effects of the periodical direction of . being thus directed to the radical place,(or place at birth) of the , is decidedly evil, and that period of life unfortunate, causing discredit, lo...
-Of Progressive Directions
These directions have usually been termed secondary by modern Astrologers; for what reason does not appear plain, since it may rather be said that they merit the name of primary, on account of thei...
-The Nativity Of His Late Majesty
The only remarkable positions which we shall notice in this illustrious geniture, are, first, the almost perfect of the and , which subjected the native to those frequent attempts on his life...
-The Nativity Of The Late Queen Caroline
We hare inserted this nativity, chiefly for the purpose of evincing the singular power and truth of the celestial influences, as they relate to travelling and voyages; for in this horoscope the ...
-Of Primary Zodiacal Directions
Although the student may certainly discover the chief events of his life by the foregoing methods; yet as some persons may deem this work incomplete without it, we will give the problems for calculati...
-Of Mundane Primary Directions. To The Angles
A diagram has been already given, page 140, of these directions, to which we refer the reader. Further explanation is therefore unnecessary, since the author will now give the facile and ready method ...
-Calculation Of The Anarectic Arc
Of the to the Rapt parallel of Tangent of 51 32' - . - 10 . 09991 Tangent of 's decl. 24 31' S - 9 . 65904 ...
-A Remarkable Horoscope
This nativity is remarkable on account of the singular satel-litiuin of stars in the sign in mundane to the ascendant; the native is the son of a fortunate and respectable citizen (a student i...
-Nativity Of A Modern Satirical Poet
The recent production of this modern Juvenalist (as some have termed him) haying excited much curiosity in the literary world, is the author's chief reason for inserting his horoscope. The st...
-Nativity Of A Great Traveller And Clever Linguist
The above horoscope is that of a gentleman, who has travelled over the greater part of Europe, Asia, and Africa - who by his exertions, aided by good fortune alone, has arisen (from humble origi...
-Nativity Of A Pabal Gentleman
The nativity of the above gentleman is inserted, on account of the strange eventfulness of his life. - He was born to all appearance dead; once nearly drowned; (being brought up senseless) he ha...
-Nativity Of A Person Who Died Insane
The above nativity is inserted chiefly to prove the truth of the directions by Celestial Periods. At 22 years 228 days after birth arrives at 13 51', the exact place of the ; and the in ...
-The Nativity Of The Illustrious Warrior, The Duke Of Wellington
From the Author's Prophetic Messenger for 1828. There was a sound of revelry by night, And Belgium's capital had gather'd then Her beauty and her chivalry, and bright The lamps sho...
-The Nativity Of The Young "King Of Rome"
When the brow of the warrior lies shrouded in gloom. And the sage has gone down to the depths of the tomb, And the tongue of the poet is silent and cold, And the statesman has pass'd ' like a ...
-The Nativity Of The King Of England
As allegoricalty depictured by the descent of Mercury* (his ruling planet) from the etherial regions ; thus beautifully described by Milton. So spake the eternal Father, and fulfill'd All justice...
-Modern Astrology. Or The Art of Resolving Particular Questions Upon The Most Important Affairs Of Human Life. By A Theme Of Heaven
We must lay aside that laxy and fallacious method of censuring by the lump, and must bring things close to the test of true or false. Burmett's theory. Gold, power, soft luxury, vain sports...
-How To Resolve Particular Questions By A Theme Of Heaven. Part 2
Direct And Retrograde Motion Direct as applied to planets, denotes their moving in the true order of the celestial signs, as from to , and the like. Retrograde, is when they move backwards, or re...
-How To Resolve Particular Questions By A Theme Of Heaven. Part 3
Significator The significator of any party is that planet which rules, or has dominion by celestial home, over that part of the figure or scheme, peculiar to the business in hand. Thus were the que...
-Particular Significations Of The Lords Of The Houses According To The Oriental Astrologers
The Lord Of The First House In the Different Celestial Houses. Id the 1st. A fortunate life, and power over enemies. 2nd. Riches, by his personal industry. 3rd. Voluntary short journeys. ...
-Significations Of The Lords Of The Houses According To The Oriental Astrologers. Part 2
The Lord Of The Tenth House In the 1st. Denotes eminent honor or preferment at hand. 2nd. Riches by industry or trade. 3rd. Respect amongst kindred or neighbours. 4th. Denotes honor and go...
-Significations Of The Lords Of The Houses According To Oriental Astrologers. Part 3
in the sixth house denotes the death of a friend; and the planet H in the ascendant foreshows many strange unexpected occurrences, rather vexatious, as about speedily to happen. - In particular que...
-The Horoscope Of The New London Bridge
This ancient city, How wanton sits she 'midst nature's smiles; Nor from her highest turret has to view, But golden landscapes and luxuriant scenes, A waste of wealth, the storehouse of the world....
-The Horoscope Of The Present Work
Whilst we are treating of horoscopes, that of the present volume must not be neglected; since its verification will hereafter tend to strengthen our theory. - In the Author's last work he foreto...
-The Theory Of State Astrology; Comprising That Part Of The Celestial Science Which Relates To The Destinies Of Kingdoms, Thrones, And Empires
Canst thou the sky's benevolence restrain, And cause the Pleiades to shine in vain ? Or, when Orion sparkles from his sphere, Thaw the cold season, and unbind the year? Bid Mazzaroth his destin'd st...
-The Theory Of State Astrology - Destinies Of Kingdoms, Thrones, And Empires. Part 2
And in a word, the more universal, and whatsoever comes to pass by the more apparent configurations of the Sun, Moon, and Stars; even they who are not skilled in nature foreknow by observation alone: ...
-State Astrology - Destinies Of Kingdoms, Thrones, And Empires. Part 3
In the Ephemeris, the day, hour, and minute of the ingress of the in (which is about the 20th or 21 st of March in every year) is correctly noted; and to that precise time the theme of heaven must...
-The Ingress Of Sol Into Cancer, Libra And Capricorn Constituting The Summer, Autumn, And Winter Quarters
In like manner as we have given the precepts for judging the vernal equinox, even so must the student proceed in forming his predictions from the remaining quadrants of the year, framing his horoscope...
-Eclipses
It has been a constant argument brought forward by the illiberal adversaries of Judicial Astrology, that it is fallacious to attempt at predicting future events from the known and necessary phenomena ...
-Prophetic Observations, Relative To The Portentous Configurations Of The Heavenly Bodies At The Visible Eclipse Of The Moon
On the 3rd of November, 1827 ; the effects of which will be in active influence over the greater part of Europe for a const-derable period! That the stars are signs of future events, and that they ...
-Of Comets, The Prodigies Of Heaven
I consider a comet, or in the language of the vulgar, a blazing star, as a skyrocket, discharged by an hand that is Almighty. Addison's Guardian. Lo! from the dread immensity of space, Return...
-Astrological Portents From The Appearance Of Meteors, And Unusual Celestial Phenomena, In General
The ancient Astrologers, in these particulars, were accustomed to pay peculiar attention to that part or quarter of heaven in which these celestial appearances were first seen; added to which, they ob...
-The Mystic Signatures Of The Seven Planets; An Extract From An Highly Curious And Ancient Original Manuscript
Communicated by Philadelphia. The heaven, stars, and planets, cause no evil, neither were we corrupted and tempted by them, but by parents, from whom by a natural induction of blood and inheritanc...
-Saturn
in bus property is contemplative, and conduceth to all secret wisdom and deep science, in which respect he is uppermost, like the head over the body, for contemplation always goes before action; wh...
-Jupiter
among the planets hath a goodly splendor, and lively sprightly light; a certain joy, for the contemplative melancholy of Saturn, breaks out in Jupiter into action, which causeth in him flashing rej...
-Mars
signifies the fiery principle. This is worthy of our observation, that among the planets the Sun signifies the pure principle of light, and Mars the principle of fire, whence observe that Mars is e...
-Sun
We ace now come to the noblest of all the planets, the ; we will begin with the metal attributed to that planet, which is gold, the most perfect body under the Sun, for there is no superfluity in it...
-Sun. Continued
But when man transgressed, he became separated from his god, and immediately the earth was cursed, and as the rabbins express it, the upper springs of heavenly fountains were stopped, so that the star...
-Venus
In the heavens is the next beneath the Sun, she is the day star and rises with him, and likewise she is the evening star and setteth with the Sun. Life is manifested in Sol and is shed into all par...
-Mercury
In the heavens representeth the subtile vital spirit, and is therefore seldom separated from the Sun any great distance, keeping always in his beams, even as the vital spirit accom-panieth the soul...
-Luna
In the heavens signifies the sensual soul, for though the Moon puts on the image of the Sun and is full of light, and hath a true heavenly complexion, yet by and by she loses all her light, becomes...







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