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VI.
Be they Strangers or Familiars ?
IF the Afcendent moveinto the third or fourth Houfe, accufe your own houQiold-fervant , and this is pro- ved by experience.
^ If the fignificator of the Thief be in the third or ninth Houfe, it (hews the Thief to be a ftrangcr : Sorath fignihes a Father or Mafter : Hai'moday the Mother or Miftrifs : Kedemel^ the Wife or a Woman : Zazd^ a Ser- vant or a Stranger lying there by chance ; Barzahel^ a Son? Brother or Kinrman: Japbthartharathj ^iYouth;^ a Familiar or friend : And thus muft you judge.
VII.
In what time fh all the thing ftellen be recovered ?
SEeingteftimony of recovery in your Figure,you may difcover the time thus. If the fignificators be moveable, you findca Table at the latter tnd of this Book, that will tell you which Figures fignifie yearS;, which months^ which weeks, and which days, &c.
CHAP. XV.
Judgements frofer to the eighth Hcufe,
THis Houfe is of death, and hence we enquire of the death of each Qiierent, and the manner thereof, ^^V• It alfo fignifies the dowry of the wife, becaufe it is the fccond from the feventh. By thefe queftions, we fliaihcacb you how to judge others. I . Of the time of
death