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III.
Jf good for one to remove or abide where he is,
THe firftHoufe fignifies the Querent, admit it be Cw fut Vraconis 5 the feventh Houfe fignifies the place unto which he would go 5 the fourth Houfe and the Figure, the Land or Houfe, &c. of the Qiierent 5 the tenth Houfe fignifies the profit of removal.
Good Figures in the firft and fourth, it's good for the Querent to ftay where he is , if an ill Figure in the fe- venth. The feventh a good Figure, and the fourth and firft ill Figures, and with ill company and Afpe6^s ; tell the Qiicrent it is his beft way to remove, for he will gpt little by continuing where he is.
IV.
OfTreafure bid^ if attainable,
T Always obferve inQoeftions of this Nature, if for- tunate Figures be in the fourth, that there is Trea- fure hid : If the firft Figure be good and in good com* pany, and fo go into the fourth ; the treafure hid will be found by the Querent: and if there beany {piric> keep it : if you arreft him under the command of a for- tunate conftellation , you may remove him where you pleafe-, as you may read in my Book of Genii y Angel f , and Sfifits bodied^ and of nnhodini Sotds.
V.
4 6 The Temple of Wtfdome. Book III.
If there. Treafure in the f lace fitppofed?
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N this queftioti let the Afcendent fignifie the Querent, when Acquifitio^ Ldtitia^ TueUa^ or Caput Vraconij is in the fourth, any of them declares treafure to be in the place fuppoftd.
liFortuna Majovy ovFortuna Minor fignifie the Trea- fure, it is Gold or Jewels, &c. If Populuj or Via^ it is Silver: If Career or Triftitia^it is Lead,or Coals, or a quar- ry of Stone, fuch as is in W^armckjhire^ at a place called Tardebick^ in the Shavpes , neer the Church ; there is found the beft in Engla?id : there is alfo much Treafure in that Quarry-pit. And thus you may judge accor- ding to the place fuppofcd : If Kubeus. Fuer^ or Caput ^raconisy there isBrafsor Iron or fuch like: If-^c- quif^tie or Latitia^ Tin, fuch as is found in Cornxpal and Vevon-Jhire : There is a good Vein betwixt Sidmouth and Netfton^ Bonpood and Bulverton Hill- end : If Puella^ Woniens Ornaments : If Albus or CorijmUio^ Figures, Medals, Books, &c.
VI.
Shall the ^erent enjoy the Eftatc of bis Father ?
VJ^ Any fevere Fathers, having been wanton and full of merry frolic ks in youth , curb and bridle their Cons too clofe, fearing the fon ihould verifie the Pro- verb of 5^0 lik^ the Father ^ that he is the vporfe again : But I like the old faying. An unhappy Boy makes a good Man. Many there are in my days, that have occafion to
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