Aphoristic Astrology of Ptolemy, Hermes, and Others (1641) - Page 6

Sect.	Aph.
2	46
2	47
2	49
2	55
2	84
2	89
2	180
2	181
3	24
3	67
3	120
3	167
4	2
4	86
4	102
4	112
4	120
4	121
4	123
4	124
4	129
5	1
5	30
5	31
5	157
6	123
Uncertain Authors original: "Incerti"; refers to aphorisms whose specific source or author was unknown to the editor.
	12
	13
	14


	112
	129
	176
On Injuries
& Diseases
of the Body.
Centiloquium original: "Cētiloquy"; a famous set of 100 astrological maxims.
	27
	68
	69
	74
Hermes
	60
	87
Almansor
	14
Cardano's
Sect.	Aph.
2	78
2	80
2	92
2	182
3	12
3	13
3	14
3	46
3	58
3	63
3	72
3	100

Uncertain Authors
	71
	93
	138
	172
	188
	189
On Defects
of the Tongue. original: "De Vitiis Lingua"; refers to speech impediments, muteness, or eloquence as indicated by the stars.
Hermes
	63
Almansor
	69
Cardano's
Sect.	Aph.
2	25
2	80
2	83
2	85
4	70
5	8
5	110
On Injuries
to the Eyes.
Centiloquium
	69
	71
Almansor
	15

Cardano's
Sect.	Aph.
4	67
4	130
6	8
6	97
6	98
6	99
6	101
6	102
Uncertain Authors
	106
	139
	140
On the Qualities
of the Soul. original: "De Qualitatibus Animæ"; this section deals with temperament, intellect, and moral character as dictated by planetary positions.
Centiloquium
	3
	38
	40
	45
	80
Hermes
	6
	25
	37
	45
	46
	52
	63