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And Co may you difcover the length (according to na* tiiral caufes) of the Querents life.
II.
JVhat manner of death maj the ^erent die ?
THe Ruler and Idea that is incorporated into the Fi- gure of the eighth, (hall (hew the manner of death the Querent fhall be fubjeft unto, together with the Figure beholding him or them.
If the aforefaid lignificators fhall be Hifinael or Kede* mcl^ and they ftrong, they portenda gentle death unto the Querent.
Zazd being fignificator , prenotes death by fome vi- olent Tertian, or fome Ague, Dropfie or Confumption : Barzabely by Fevers or Wounds : Sprath^by Pleurifies, or by fome obfti uftion of the Vitals : Taphtkartharath^ by the PtiGque^Frenzie, Madnefs Lethargic, e^c. Hafi trtoday^y drowning,or by difeafes proceeding from cold moifturcs.
III. Shdl the ^erent obtain his Wives Fortion ?
EVery Qiierent is fignified by the Afcendent or firft Houfe, and the fccond Houfe doth fignifie his fubftance ; the Ciuefited is fignified by the feventh Houfe s and the eighth Houfe hath fignification of the Qiiefiteds fubftance in this qneflion.
A good Figure in the eighth, in :*(^or£ktochcfirft, and no ways afiiided by the cF of any unfortunate Fi- gure , declares the Querent fhall have a good eflate with his wife, and (ball have it without trouble. Hi/- mael or Kedemel, any of their Figures, or the Dragonff head projefted ia the eighth Houfe, and nowaysaffii-
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£ted, argues the Querent fhall have his wives portion without any manner cftrouble.
The Part of Fortune is the number of all the points divided by twelve 5 and what remains, tells you in what Houfe it falls ; and if eight remains , you muft place © in the eighth Houfe; and there if good Figures behold it by :^ or A Afpefts, the Querent fhall have the dowry of his Wife ; and it is very confiderable alfo.
Ifthefecond and eighth Figures being in cP move to any good Afpeft , this argues the Querent to obtain his wives dowry without difficulty.
Butiftherebe Dor cP between the fignifica tor?, the Qiiercnt will not obtain the portion of his wife without difficulty.
If Zazel or Barzahels Figures be in the eighth Houfe in ill afpeft of the firft'or fecond, there will be much difconjtenf about the wives portion 5 the Dragons Tail portends the fame.
A woman enquiring concerning the eftate of a man ifie is to marry ; the(e Rules will ferve fufficicncly : For the Afcendent is all one for the woman as it is for the man : If a woman enquire, and the feventh Houie muil be for the man/and the eighthfor his eftace.
IV.
Shall the man or mfi die jlrjl ?
INthisqueftion behold the Afcendentor firll Houfe and the feventh, and fee which of them goeth to □ or tunate Figures, and fo judge.
If it be the firft Figure that fuffereth this affli6kion/ay the man (if a man be Querent) (hall die firft. If the fe- venth Figure goetMrft to thefe afflifticns J the woman wiirdie firft.
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Which of the fignificators is ftrongeft and rr.oft powerful in the Figure? the party figtiificd thereby (hall live the longeft. And thws much may ferve to teach you how to judge any queftion belonging to this Houfc.
CHAP. XVI.
S^ejHcns belonging to the ninth Houfe,
OF Voyages to Sea ; their profperity or infelicity : of Science ,6'c. And ofperfons and things Religiousv be the ninth Houfe: And thefe four queftions follow- ing explained and refolved , will give light fufficienC to any thing in the ninth Chapter of the fecond Book.