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Author: Dariot, Claude, 1533-1594.
Title: A breefe and most easie introduction to the astrologicall iudgement of the starres VVhereby euerye man maye with finall labour giue aunswere to any question demaunded. Written by Claudius Dariot Phisition, and translated by Fabian Wither. Hereunto is annexed a most necessarye, ready, and breefe table, for the speedie finding out of the planetary and vnequall houres of euery daye thorow the yere, exactly calculated by the sayd Fabian Wither.
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Print source: A breefe and most easie introduction to the astrologicall iudgement of the starres VVhereby euerye man maye with finall labour giue aunswere to any question demaunded. Written by Claudius Dariot Phisition, and translated by Fabian Wither. Hereunto is annexed a most necessarye, ready, and breefe table, for the speedie finding out of the planetary and vnequall houres of euery daye thorow the yere, exactly calculated by the sayd Fabian Wither.
Dariot, Claude, 1533-1594., Withers, Fabian.
Imprinted at London: By Thomas Purfoote, and are to be sold at his shop without Newgate, ouer agaynst Saint Sepulchers Church, [1583?]
Alternate titles: Ad astrorum judicia facilis introductio. English
Subject terms:
Astrology -- Early works to 1800.
Medicine -- Early works to 1800.
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TO THE RIGHT VVOR∣SHIPFVLL MAISTER EDVVARDE DODGE ESQVIRE, FABIAN WITHER WI∣SHETH LONG LIFE, VVITH PROSPEROVS SVC∣CESSE AND ENCREASE OF GODS GRACES. &c.
AN INTRODVCTION to the iudgement of the Starres. WRITTEN BY CLAVDIVS DARIOT Phisition of Beaume.
Of the Zodiack, and the deuision of the Signes. CAP. 1.
Of the Planets together with their mo∣uinges and qualities. CAP. 2.
Of the essentiall dignities of the Planets. CAP. 3.
Of the first essentiall dignitie, that is to say, of the House.
¶ Of the second essentiall dignitie, that is of the Exaltation.
Of the third essentiall dignitie, that is of the Triplicitie.
Of the fourth essentiall dignitie, the termes or boundes of the Planets.
Of the fift essentiall dignitie, of the faces of the signes.
Here followeth the Table cōtaining all the places and dignities of the Planets.
A declaration of the Table heere before placed.
Of the degrees masculine and feminine, bright, smoake and darke, vacant or voyde, deepe, augmen∣ting Fortune, and diminishing fortune, and of those which bring imbecilitie or weakenesse to the body, which are called Azi∣menes. CAP. 4.
Of the vnequall houres called the houres of the Planets. CAP. 5.
Here followeth the Table cōtaining the degrees Masculine and Feminine, bright, smokie, and darke, va∣cant or voyde, deepe, augmenting Fortune, and diminishing Fortune, and of those which bring imbecilitie or weakenesse to the body, which are called Azeme∣nes.
Of the Radiations or aspects of the Planets. CAP. 6.
Of the applications and separations of the Planets. CAP. 7.
Of the accidents which happen vnto the Planets, as well among themselues as in themselues, and first of all of their defence or lette. CAP. 8.
Of the Translation of the light and nature of the Planets.
Of the Reception or receyuing of Planets.
Of the rendring vp or giuing backe of the light or vertue of the Planets.
Of the Contrarietie of the Planets.
Of the cutting off, or frustrating the lighte of the Planets.
Here followeth the Table cōtaining all the foresayd accidents.
Of the accidents which happeneth vnto Planets, as well among themselues as also with the Sunne and Moone, and fyrst of all the combustion or burning of any planet. CAP. 9.
Of the accidents which happeneth vnto the Pla∣nets among themselues.
Of the accidentall forces, strengths, and fortunes of the Planets. Cap. 10.
The perticular fortunes of the Moone.
Of the misfortunes of the Planets. CAP. 9.
The particuler impediments of the Moone.
Of the twelue houses of the heauens. Cap. 12.
Of the signification of the houses. CAP. 13.
Of the first house which is called life.
Of the second house called hope.
Of the thirde house, which is called the Goddesse or the house of bretheren.
Of the fourth called the house of parents.
Of the fifth house named the house of children.
Of the sixt house, called the house of health or sickenesse.
Of the seuenth house named Mariage or a Wife.
Of the eyghth called the house of death.
Of the ninth called the house of Religion or God.
Of the tenth house, called the middle of the Heauen.
Of the eleuenth house which is called the good spirite.
Of the twelfth house which is called the ill spirite.
By what meanes the other sig∣nification of the houses may be found out, CAP. 14.
Of the first house.
Of the second house.
How to finde out the Lord of any house, which of the Arabians is called Almuten. Cap. 15.
By what means by the help of the tables placed in the Ephemerides, the Figures or houses of the heauen are to be erected in euery houre of the day. Cap. 16.
Of the maner how to place the Pla∣nets in the Figure. Cap. 17.
Hereafter followeth the Figure.
Of certayne partes, and the waye and meane how to fynde them out. Cap. 18.
Of such thinges as are to be obserued be∣fore you giue iudgement of any question. Cap. 19.
Of the significators, and how for to finde them. CAP. 20.
How many wayes thinges are broughte to perfestion and end. CAP. 21.
The first Question to know whether any man that is absent, be dead or aliue. Cap. 22.
The seconde question whether any man shal haue or possesse riches and substance, and at what time. Cap. 23.
To knowe whether a man shall keepe or leaue his seruant. CAP. 27.
Howe to knowe whether a man shall ob∣tayne that woman in mariage which he desireth. Cap. 25.
Whether a man shall inioy the goods and dowrie of his Wife. Cap. 26.
Of the speedye or slacke returne of him that taketh in hand any iourney, and of suche thinges as shall happen in the iourney. CAP. 27.
To vnderstande whether a man shall ob∣taine that dignitie or office that hee desireth, or seeketh for. CAP. 28.
To knowe whether a man shall haue the thing he hopeth or looketh for. CAP. 29.
Of a mans secrete Enemies. CAP. 30.
VVhether any man shall haue or possesse riches and substaunce and at what time. CAP. 30.
Of the inquisition or searching out of brethren. Cap. 31.
To knowe whether anie man shall possesse and inioye the house or lande that hee desyreth to buye. Cap. 32.
A breefe Treatise of the proper Electi∣ons for the enterprising or beginning of any thing: written by Claudius Dariot Phisition, and translated, corre∣cted and augmented by Fabian Wither.
Of the rootes or groundes of Elections. CAP. 1.
What is to be obserued in the signs at the time of an Election. CAP. 2.
Rules or Canons for the Elections of workes. Cap. 3.
The thinges that are to be auoyded and taken heede of in all elections. Cap. 4.
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Heere followeth the table of the vnequall houres, wherein the Planets haue their dominion euerie daie and nighte throughe the whole yeare.
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