Book III. The Ten? fie of ^vifdome. 47

ask this QuelHon : the Artift may rcfolve them accor- ding to the Rules following.
If the fecond go into the firft, and the firft go into the fourth ; the Querent will enjoy the Eftate of his Fa- ther 5 if they ftay in their places , and move no fur- ther.
If one Ruler govern the firft and fourth Figure^ and another Ruler being his Friend, govern the (econdand fifth Figures, and they be all of an Elementjthe Querent will fuddcnly receive focr.e of his Fathers Eftate. An ill Figure in the fourth Houfe declares the Father to b« clofe-fifted, and that he cares not to part with any thing.
VII.
Of a thing rnijiaidj horror pphere tofinde it ?
HAving proje dered of your firft Houfe, &c, you n::ay proceed to judgeT.ent after this manner, viz. If the fecond Fi- gure be in an Angle, the thing milling is within the Houfe of the Qiiercnt : but if the fecond Figure be in the firft , the thing miffing is in that part of the Houfe, which the Querent himfelf moft fre- quents.
If the fecond go into the eleventh Houfe, it declares the thing hid or miflaid to be in the Hall, Parlour, Ban- quetting-Houfe or Diniug-Rome, if a Geritleman ask the queftion.
If the Tradefttian ask it, it is in the Shop or Copnting* Houfe.
If the fecond go into the tenth , the thing is iii that part of the Houfe, where the Qiierents Wife or Maid-Servants ufe moft to be , if in the fi«h, where his fervants have moft tp do, &c, T«
4o The Temple of H'tjdome. book 111.
To judge of the nature or qualky of the placcyybu tnuft obferve the nature and quality of the Figure and Idea, which if they be Aiery, the thing wanting is in the upper part of the Houfe : If fiery, it is neer a Chim* ny, or where Iron or Flint-ftones lie : If Earthy, it is neer feme Pavement or Floor, or fome low place: Jf Watryjit is neer fome Sink or VVafli-Houfe, or in (bme mooriih moift place, &c. You mmi alfo obferve the Quarters the Idea^ and Figures govern, for that di- refts you to the right Angle or part of the Houfe where ihethingis hidormiilaid: The Figures are thus to be obferved in their government.
Tuer Eaft , FortUna Major and Fortuna Minor Eaft and by North; AcquiJitio^EB^ and by South; Fopulus and Via North, Kuheuj and Cauda Vraconis North and by Eaft ; Ldtitia and Caput Vraconis^ North and by Weft; Tuella and Caput Vraconis Weft ; Trijiitiay Weft and by North ; Jlhus Weft and by South ; Career and Cauda Draconif South ; AmiffiOy South and by Eaft ; ConjunCtiff^ South and by Weft. For better inftruftion, turn back to the fourteenth Chapter of the firft Book: for thcfe things are experienced : and Eugenius TheodidaVm will not proftitute this facred Art to every Mechanical de- fire*
CHAP. XII. Of Judgement helonging i§ the fifth Houfe*
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His Houfe called ^A>a3« t./k„ of theGreek Artifts,be- ^ caufe it giveth Judgement of Children,Meflengerej Plays and Delights, and hath thcfe queftions to be re- folvedfromit. I. Whether a woman (hall have chil- dren? 2. In what time may (he conceive? 3* ^^*
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