Aphoristic Astrology of Ptolemy, Hermes, and Others (1641) - Page 9

Section	Aphorism
5	84
5	90
5	94
5	95
5	106
5	107
5	127
5	159
6	5
6	19
6	22
6	23
6	50
6	51
6	53
6	54
6	55
6	56
6	57
6	58
6	59
6	60
6	120
6	138
6	142
6	143
6	145
7	1

Uncertain Authors. original: "Incerti"; refers to aphorisms from anonymous or unattributed sources.


	35


	65
	66
	77
	87
	105
	107
	108
	109
	123
	124
	148
	149
	151
	152

Concerning
Mastery. original: "De Magisterio"; in astrology, this refers to one's profession, craft, or social office, typically associated with the Tenth House.

Of the Centiloquium. The "One Hundred Sayings" attributed to Ptolemy.


	95

Hermes. Hermes Trismegistus, the legendary Hellenistic figure to whom many foundational astrological texts were attributed.


	43

Almansor.


	28
	63

Of Cardano.

Section	Aphorism
2	36
3	135
3	140
4	53
4	63
4	113

Section	Aphorism
4	122
5	50
5	168
5	181
5	185
6	28
6	29
6	30
6	31
6	32
6	33
6	34
6	35
6	36
6	37
6	38
6	39
6	40
6	41
6	42
6	43
6	45
6	116
6	117
7	130
7	131
7	132

Uncertain Authors.


	137

Concerning
Marriages. original: "De Conjugijs"; refers to the astrological Seventh House governing partnerships and legal unions.

Hermes.


	61

Of Cardano.

Section	Aphorism
2	77
2	142
2	207
3	28
4	127
4	132
5	23
5	34
6	61
6	62
6	63
6	64
6	65
6	66
6	67
6	68
6	69
6	70
6	71
6	72
6	111
6	122
6	169
6	170
6	172

Uncertain Authors.


	141
	145
	153
	154
	155
	156

Concerning Children original: "De Liberis"; concerns the Fifth House of offspring and legacy.

Hermes.


	56

Ludovicus de
Regiis.


	64

Of Cardano.

Section	Aphorism
2	24
3	20
3	139
4	68
4	127
5	22
5	23
5	40
5	178
6	18
6	160
6	161
6	162
6	163
6	164
6	165

Section	Aphorism
6	166
6	167
7	9
7	12
7	13
7	14

Uncertain Authors.


	130
	136
	142
	158

Concerning Friends
& Enemies original: "De Amicis & Inimicis"; usually refers to the Eleventh House (friends) and Twelfth House (hidden enemies).

Of the Centiloquium.


	32
	33
	47

Almansor.


	21

Of Cardano.

Section	Aphorism
2	92
2	146
3	22
3	23
3	83
3	121
3	123
5	71
6	172

Section	Aphorism
5	84
5	90
5	94
5	95
5	106
5	107
5	127
5	159
6	5
6	19
6	22
6	23
6	50
6	51
6	53
6	54
6	55
6	56
6	57
6	58
6	59
6	60
6	120
6	138
6	142
6	143
6	145
7	1

Section	Aphorism
4	122
5	50
5	168
5	181
5	185
6	28
6	29
6	30
6	31
6	32
6	33
6	34
6	35
6	36
6	37
6	38
6	39
6	40
6	41
6	42
6	43
6	45
6	116
6	117
7	130
7	131
7	132

Section	Aphorism
2	77
2	142
2	207
3	28
4	127
4	132
5	23
5	34
6	61
6	62
6	63
6	64
6	65
6	66
6	67
6	68
6	69
6	70
6	71
6	72
6	111
6	122
6	169
6	170
6	172

Section	Aphorism
5	84
5	90
5	94
5	95
5	106
5	107
5	127
5	159
6	5
6	19
6	22
6	23
6	50
6	51
6	53
6	54
6	55
6	56
6	57
6	58
6	59
6	60
6	120
6	138
6	142
6	143
6	145
7	1

Section	Aphorism
4	122
5	50
5	168
5	181
5	185
6	28
6	29
6	30
6	31
6	32
6	33
6	34
6	35
6	36
6	37
6	38
6	39
6	40
6	41
6	42
6	43
6	45
6	116
6	117
7	130
7	131
7	132

Section	Aphorism
2	77
2	142
2	207
3	28
4	127
4	132
5	23
5	34
6	61
6	62
6	63
6	64
6	65
6	66
6	67
6	68
6	69
6	70
6	71
6	72
6	111
6	122
6	169
6	170
6	172

Section	Aphorism
5	84
5	90
5	94
5	95
5	106
5	107
5	127
5	159
6	5
6	19
6	22
6	23
6	50
6	51
6	53
6	54
6	55
6	56
6	57
6	58
6	59
6	60
6	120
6	138
6	142
6	143
6	145
7	1

Section	Aphorism
4	122
5	50
5	168
5	181
5	185
6	28
6	29
6	30
6	31
6	32
6	33
6	34
6	35
6	36
6	37
6	38
6	39
6	40
6	41
6	42
6	43
6	45
6	116
6	117
7	130
7	131
7	132

Section	Aphorism
2	77
2	142
2	207
3	28
4	127
4	132
5	23
5	34
6	61
6	62
6	63
6	64
6	65
6	66
6	67
6	68
6	69
6	70
6	71
6	72
6	111
6	122
6	169
6	170
6	172