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BOOK I |
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CHAP. |
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I. |
PROEM | |
II. |
KNOWLEDGE MAY BE ACQUIRED BY ASTRONOMY TO A CERTAIN EXTENT | |
III. |
THAT PRESCIENCE IS USEFUL | |
IV. |
THE INFLUENCES OF THE PLANETARY ORBS | |
V. |
BENEFICS AND MALEFICS | |
VI. |
MASCULINE AND FEMININE | |
VII. |
DIURNAL AND NOCTURNAL | |
VIII. |
THE INFLUENCE OF POSITION WITH REGARD TO THE SUN | |
IX. |
THE INFLUENCE OF THE FIXED STARS | |
X. |
CONSTELLATIONS NORTH OF THE ZODIAC | |
XI. |
CONSTELLATIONS SOUTH OF THE ZODIAC | |
XII. |
THE ANNUAL SEASONS | |
XIII. |
THE INFLUENCE OF THE FOUR ANGLES | |
XIV. |
TROPICAL, EQUINOCTIAL, FIXED, AND BICORPOREAL SIGNS | |
XV. |
MASCULINE AND FEMININE SIGNS | |
XVI. |
MUTUAL CONFIGURATIONS OF THE SIGNS | |
XVII. |
SIGNS COMMANDING AND OBEYING | |
XVIII. |
SIGNS BEHOLDING EACH OTHER, AND OF EQUAL POWER | |
XIX. |
SIGNS INCONJUNCT | |
XX. |
HOUSES OF THE PLANETS | |
XXI. |
THE TRIPLICITIES | |
XXII. |
EXALTATIONS | |
XXIII. |
THE DISPOSITION OF THE TERMS | |
XXIV. |
THE TERMS (ACCORDING TO PTOLEMY) | |
XXV. |
THE PLACES AND DEGREES OF EVERY PLANET | |
XXVI. |
FACES, CHARIOTS, AND OTHER SIMILAR ATTRIBUTES OF THE PLANETS | |
XXVII. |
APPLICATION, SEPARATION, AND OTHER FACULTIES | |
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BOOK II |
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I. |
GENERAL DIVISION OF THE SUBJECT | |
II. |
PECULIARITIES OBSERVABLE THROUGHOUT EVERY ENTIRE CLIMATE | |
III. |
THE FAMILIARITY OF THE REGIONS OF THE EARTH WITH THE TRIPLICITIES AND THE PLANETS | |
IV. |
THE FAMILIARITY OF THE REGIONS OF THE EARTH WITH THE FIXED STARS | |
V. |
MODE OF PARTICULAR PREDICTION IN ECLIPSES | |
VI. |
THE REGIONS OR COUNTRIES TO BE CONSIDERED AS LIABLE TO BE COMPREHENDED IN THE EVENT | |
VII. |
THE TIME AND PERIOD OF THE EVENT | |
VIII. |
THE GENUS, CLASS, OR KIND, LIABLE TO BE AFFECTED | |
IX. |
THE QUALITY AND NATURE OF THE EFFECT | |
X. |
COLOURS IN ECLIPSES, COMETS, AND SIMILAR PHENOMENA | |
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XI. |
THE NEW MOON OF THE YEAR | |
XII. |
THE PARTICULAR NATURES OF THE SIGNS BY WHICH THE DIFFERENT CONSTITUTIONS OF THE ATMOSPHERE ARE PRODUCED | |
XIII. |
MODE OF CONSIDERATION FOR PARTICULAR CONSTITUTIONS OF THE ATMOSPHERE | |
XIV. |
THE SIGNIFICATION OF METEORS | |
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BOOK III |
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I. |
PROEM | |
II. |
THE CONCEPTION, AND THE PARTURITION, OR BIRTH; BY WHICH LATTER EVENT THE ANIMAL QUITS THE WOMB, AND ASSUMES ANOTHER STATE OF EXISTENCE | |
III. |
THE DEGREE ASCENDING | |
IV. |
DISTRIBUTION OF THE DOCTRINE OF NATIVITIES | |
V. |
THE PARENTS | |
VI. |
BROTHERS AND SISTERS | |
VII. |
MALE OR FEMALE | |
VIII. |
TWINS | |
IX. |
MONSTROUS OR DEFECTIVE BIRTHS | |
X. |
CHILDREN NOT REARED | |
XI. |
THE DURATION OF LIFE | |
XII. |
THE PROROGATORY PLACES | |
XIII. |
THE NUMBER OF PROROGATORS, AND ALSO THE PART OF FORTUNE | |
XIV. |
NUMBER OF THE MODES OF PROROGATION | |
XV. |
EXEMPLIFICATION | |
XVI. |
THE FORM AND TEMPERAMENT OF THE BODY | |
XVII. |
THE HURTS, INJURIES, AND DISEASES OF THE BODY | |
XVIII. |
THE QUALITY OF THE MIND | |
XIX. |
THE DISEASES OF THE MIND | |
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BOOK IV |
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I. |
PROEM | |
II. |
THE FORTUNE OF WEALTH | |
III. |
THE FORTUNE OF RANK | |
IV. |
THE QUALITY OF EMPLOYMENT | |
V. |
MARRIAGE | |
VI. |
CHILDREN | |
VII. |
FRIENDS AND ENEMIES | |
VIII. |
TRAVELLING | |
IX. |
THE KIND OF DEATH | |
X. |
THE PERIODICAL DIVISIONS OF TIME | |
NO. |
APPENDIX |
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I. |
ALMAGEST, BOOK VIII, CHAP. 4 | |
II. |
EXTRACT FROM THE ALMAGEST, BOOK II, CHAP. 9 | |
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TABLE OF LATITUDES, FROM THE ALMAGEST | |
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EXTRACT FROM THE TABLE OF ASCENSIONS, IN THE ALMAGEST | |
III. |
PTOLEMY'S CENTILOQUY | |
IV. |
THE ZODIACAL PLANISPHERE, AND PLATE |