Translated from the Latin by
James
Herschel Holden, M.A.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Translators Preface vii
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Section I. The Cabala of the
Astrological Houses and its
Natural Foundation that We have Revealed.
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Ch.
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Pg.
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1
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The Whole
Natural Effect from the Whole Caecum
and its Parts Depend upon the Position Within and the Direction of its
Parts
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3
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2
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The General
Division of the Natural Effects with Respect to the Whole Caelum
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5
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3
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The Special
Division of the Whole Caelum into Twelve Astrological Houses with Respect
to the Man being Born
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6
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4
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The
Fundamentals of that Division
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10
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5
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The
Explanation of that Division, and its Marvelous and Greatly Reasonable
Application to all those things that Occur During the Life of that man
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12
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6
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Things that
Must be Particularly Noted about the Significations of the Houses
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18
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7
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Questions
raised by Pico Mirandoia, Alexander de Angelis Marsilio Ficino in his
Plotinus, and by Other Haters of Astrology, in Opposition to the
astrological Houses with Refuting Answers
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20
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8
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Whether if
Man had not Sinned, the Superior Division of the Caelum and the things
Signified by the Individual Houses Would have had a Place and Force in the
Nature of things with Respect to Man
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24
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Section II. The Erection of celestial Figures for Astrology.
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1
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Six of the
Astrological Houses are Above the Earth and Six Below
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37
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2
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In which the
Equal Method of Dividing the Caelum
into the Astrological Houses is Subjected to a Particular Examination and
Rejected
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42
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3
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Some Other
Erroneous Methods of Dividing the Caelum by the Ecliptic or by the Use of
the Degree of the Ecliptic that Occupies the Horizon
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69
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4
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In which the
Campanus System for the Division of the Caelum into Astrological Houses is Particularly
Examined by Reason and by Experience; and it is Compared to the Rational
System; and which of these is Declared to be Legitimate
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72
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5
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In which the
Rational System of Dividing is Set Forth as the More Accurate Method; and a
Notable Difficulty about that System is Resolved, Along with a New Division
of the Houses by that Same Rational System
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83
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Section III. In which the Essence or the
Formal Reason for the Astrological Houses is
stated.
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1
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The Essence of an Astrological House Consists of the
Relation of its Site to a Birth that Takes Place Beyond the Axis of the
Pole
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100
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2
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Whether the Division of the Houses is Made for the
Center of the Earth or whether it is Made for the Place of Birth' and What
is the Material Cause of These
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101
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3
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How Many Astrological Houses there Are' and How Each of
Them should be Defined
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104
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4
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In which the Differences and the Harmony of Each
Astrological House, Namely the Primary and the Secondary Houses is More
Fully explained
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110
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5
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Containing two Necessary Problems Relating to the Figure
of the Caelum that has Been Erected
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113
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Problem I.
To Find by what Perpendicular Arc any Planet is Distant from any Circle of
Position of the Houses
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113
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Problem II. Having
Been given the Longitude and Latitude of a Planet Posited in the
Twelfth House, Along with its
Arc of Direction to the Degree of the Ecliptic
Ascending, to Find that
Degree or its Oblique Ascension
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115
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Some Divisions of the Houses or the Celestial Figure
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117
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Index of Persons
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119
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Bibliography
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121
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