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10 it King Charles^ chc lace King C^ fir Us his Son of En^lAndih^W profpcr in the wars.
11 If the King of Sfain Ihall worft the King of
Trance.
1 5 If a man attain the preferment defired
14 Of a thing loft or ftolcn.
15 IfckePhyfick you take be good for the difeafe; and if it will cure you ornot.
1 6 Upon the Mother, Grandmother, of the Wife QC Lemon.
1 7 O f the vertuc and efficacy of a Medicine, and of jkli things touching the Appothecary.
1 18 Of the Queen, Pope, Prince, Lord, open Offi- crs, and Magiftrates, and their fecret Laws, Decrees, ! md Ordinances, be they EccUfiafikal or Temforal, ;ind upon the fecret thoughts of the Mother, Grand- mother, woman or friend.
19 If he which defireth to be Pope fhall be chofen 'or not.
20 If the King Ihall enjoy his own, or a Lord abide long in his Country.
21 Ifyoufhali enter into the favour of the King, Prince, or great Lord.
22 Whether ye /hail abide in the favour of the Em- peror, Pope, King,Prince, or great Lord.
25 Ifit be good for the King to remove out of one Country to ^0 into another.
24 Whether the King or other Lord will do jufticc.
25 Ifit be good for the Emperor, Pope, Kmg, or fireat Lord to make a voyage, if they that take it in hand Ihall fhortly return, and how will the afifaira fland.
Ff 2 26 A»
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•, 36 As couching the air and the time to know it ic will rain or be fair weather, wind or calm, and if it be a rainy feafon, whether it (hall rain much.
z-j l£it be good for a Captain, Ancient- bearer,Cor- ner, or any other Officer to go to War , if they (hall profper or not.
^ When in this houf:, he gives great glory, ^ ^ ^ honour,auchoiity &: dignity from Emperpurs, ':^ >t=^ Kings, Princej.,and great Perfons, & thofe far _^ beyond the condition or birth of the Native
,^ orQuercnt; and by reafon ofthe admirable . , inventions he may or fhall attain unto, he
ithait obtain the love and friendftiipof fomc eminent pci fpn or perfons, that iliall exalt him from a low eveii lincoajiig^ degree.
'v / .Signifies Honours and Offices unto the
'i'^ -^ querent or he that is born, but becaufe ic \$ •^6i'^ . jj^g detriment of Populyj his fortune floats ^ , -^ foon this way and foon that, fo that this Fi- r^: ,;.^.- gure promifeth much inchishoufe, yet per-^ formcth ncrhing.
If C;2;r^r be evil pofitcd in this houfe, he
>f- porccnds much lofs and damage unto the 'if ^ querent or native from great perfons, and :^ yf that he (hail fuffer rcliminr , captivity, and ^ ^'f imprifonrnt nt, snd (hall be m danger of falls from on hi^h ; he generally makes fhipwrack oftheNatives irapnfonmcnts and bonds , by the fen- tenceof 3judge:if he be with Acq.'fijuio orLetitia,hc (hall be in danger of ruff.rings although he be no ways culpable; if he be with P^er or Ruhvs^ the querent fliall be put to death for fome eminent fault he fhall commit: \'i Albas or ConjmUio bs there, he fuff.rs by
falfe