| The Doctrine of Horarie Questions. |
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Chap. 1
.......Of the several considerations to be observed, before judgement be given on a horary question. |
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| Sect. 2...When a Figure is Radical, and fit to be judged |
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| .......A Table of Length of the Planetary Hours |
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.......Here follows the Judgements belonging to the twelve Houses of Heaven, with the resolutions of
.......the most material Questions thereupon. |
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Chap III.
.......Judgements, and Interrogatories Proper To The First House. |
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| Sect. 1...Of the Length Of the Querents Life. |
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| Sect. 2...Of The Good Or Evil Attending Life. |
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| Sect. 3...In What Time The Native May Expect A Change. |
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| Sect. 4...What Part of the Querents Life is Like To Be Best. |
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| Sect. 5...Toward What Part of the World The Querent Direct His Course To Prosper? |
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| Sect. 6...A Person Having A Minde To Speak With Another, If He Shall Finde Him At Home?
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| Sect. 7...If An Absent Party Be Dead Or Alive? |
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| Sect. 8...Of A Ship At Sea, Her Safety or Prejudice. |
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Chap. IV.
.......Questions belonging to the Second House. |
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| Sect. 1...Shall the Querent be rich or poor? |
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| Sect. 2...By what means shall the Querent attain Riches? |
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| Sect. 3...The Time when a man may attain Riches. |
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| Sect. 4...Shall be obtain the Goods or Money Lent? |
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| Sect. 5...If the Querent shall obtain his Wages or Stripend, that is due from the King or any Nobleman, &c. |
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Chap. V
.......Judgements pertaining to the third House. |
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| Sect. 1...Shall the Querent and His Brethren, &c. and Neighbours accord? |
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| Sect. 2...Of the condition and estate of an absent Brother. |
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| Sect. 3...Shall the Querent Inland Journeys be prosperous? |
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| Sect. 4...If Reports or Rumours noys'd about, be true of false? |
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| Sect. 5...Of the advice of a friend &c. whether good or evil. |
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Chap. VI
.......Judgements of the fourth House. |
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| Sect. 1...Shall the Querent purchase the House or Land, &c. |
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| Sect. 2...Of the Quality thereof; And shall the Querent do well to take it? |
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| Sect. 3...If good for one to remove, or abide where he is? |
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| Sect. 4...Of Treasure hid, if attainable? |
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| Sect. 5...Is there Treasure in the place supposed? |
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| Sect. 6...Shall the Querent enjoy the Estate of his Father? |
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| Sect. 7...Of a Thing mislaid, how, or where to finde it. |
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Chap VII
.......Of Judgements belonging to the fifth House. |
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| Sect. 1...Whether a woman shall have Children? |
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| Sect. 2...In what time may the woman conceive? |
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| Sect. 3...If a woman enquiring be with child? |
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| Sect. 4...Is the woman impregnated of a Boy or Girl? |
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| Sect. 5...Shall she have Twins, or more then one? |
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| Sect. 6...When, or in what time will the birth be? |
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| Sect. 7...Of a Messenger sent of an errand, &c. |
267 |
| Sect. 8...Shall the Querent gain or lose by Play? |
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Chap. VIII
.......Judgements belonging to the Sixth House. |
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| Sect. 1...What part of the body is afflicted? |
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| Sect. 2...Is the Disease in the body or minde, or both? |
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| Sect. 3...Shall Disease be Chronique or Acute? |
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| Sect. 4...What is the Cause of the Distemper? |
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| Sect. 5...Shall the sick party recover or die of the infirmity afflicting? |
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| Sect. 6...Of Servants, shall they prove just or knavish? |
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| Sect. 7...Of small Cattle, shall the Querent thrive by them or not? |
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Chap. IX.
.......Interrogatories and judgements belonging to the Seventh House. |
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| Part 1...Of Marriage. |
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| Sect. 1...Shall the Querent Marry? |
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| Sect. 2...If the Querent Marry, how long will it be first? |
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| Sect. 3...Shall the Querent Marry more than once? |
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| Sect. 4...What manner of Person shall the Querent Marry, and how Qualified? |
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| Sect. 5...Shall they accord after Marriage? |
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| Sect. 6...Shall the marriage be effected, or broken off? |
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| Part 2...Of Partnership, Publique Enemies, LawSuits, of Warr, &c. |
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| Sect. 1...Shall two Partners agree in their Partnership? |
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| Sect. 2...Shall the Querent or his Adversarie overcome in a Law-Suit? |
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| Sect. 3...Shall a Person return safe from the Wars? |
277 |
| Sect. 4...Shall the Castle or Strong Hold besieged be taken? |
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| Sect. 5...Shall the Querent have Publique Enemies? |
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Part 3...OF THEFTS, FUGITIVES, AND STRAYS, &c.
.......This Part will admit of these several Sections following: |
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| Sect. 1...Of the Fugitives or Strays, shall they be found or not? |
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| Sect. 2...Which way are they gone? what distance? |
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| Of things lost, if recoverable or not? |
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| Sect. 4...Who is the Thief? and of his Age and Sex. |
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| Sect. 5...Are there more Thieves then one? |
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| Sect. 6...Be they Straingers, or Familiars? |
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| Sect. 7...In what time shall the Thing stolen be recovered? |
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| Chap. X...JUDGMENTS PROPER TO THE EIGHTH HOUSE.
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| Sect. 1...Of the time of the Death of the Querent |
283 |
| Sect. 2...What manner of Death the Querent die? |
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| Sect. 3...Shall the Querent obtain his Wives Portion? |
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| Sect. 4...Shall the Man or Wife die first? |
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Chap. XI
.......INTERROGATORIES PERTAINING TO THE NINTH HOUSE. |
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| Sect. 1...Shall the Voyage be prosperous or not? |
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| Sect. 2. Will the Voyage be long or short? |
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| Sect. 3...May the Querent profit by the Science intended? |
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| Sect. 4...Shall a Person obtain the Benefice, &c. |
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Chap. XII
.......JUDGEMENTS PERTAINING TO THE TENTH HOUSE. |
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| Sect. 1...Shall the Querent obtain the Office or Dignity desired? |
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| Sect. 2...Shall a Person remain in the employment he possesses? |
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| Sect. 3...What Magistery or Profession will be best for any one to follow? |
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Chap. XIII
.......Judgements belonging to the eleventh House. |
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| Sect. 1...Shall the Friends of the Querent prove faithful? &c. |
291 |
| Sect. 2...Shall the Querent obtain what he hopeth for? |
292 |
Chap. XIV
.......Judgements belonging to the Twelfth House. |
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| Sect. 1...Hath the Querent private Enemies? |
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| Sect. 2...Who are his private Enemies? how may he know them? |
293 |
| Sect. 3...Of a Prisoner or Captive, when may he be freed? |
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