Aphoristic Astrology of Ptolemy, Hermes, and Others (1641) - Page 12


83	21	68	6
84	22	69	7
85	23	70	9
86	24	72	10
87	26	73	16
88	27	75	17
89	28	76	19
90	29	77	20
93	30	78	22
94	31	79	24
96	32	80	25
97	33	81	26
98	34	82	27
99	35	83	28
100	36	84	29
Hermes. Referring to Hermes Trismegistus, the legendary sage to whom many foundational astrological texts were attributed.	38	85	31
4	39	86	32
5	41	91	33
7	42	92	34
8	44	93	35
9	47	94	39
10	48	97	40
11	49	98	41
12	50	99	42
13	51	100	44
15	53	Ludovicus de	45
16	54	Rigiis. original: "Lud. de Rig."; Ludovicus de Rigiis was a 15th-century astrologer whose collection of aphorisms was widely used in medical and horary astrology.	46
17	55	1	47
18	57	2	49
19	65	3	50
20	96	4	53


54	Almansor. original: "Alman."; referring to the "Propositions" of Al-Mansur, a 9th-century scholar whose astrological rules were a staple of medieval and Renaissance science.	55	98
56	1	56	99
65	2	57	100
66	3	58	106
67	4	60	107
68	5	61	108
69	6	62	109
70	7	64	110
71	8	65	111
72	9	66	112
73	23	67	113
74	24	68	115
75	29	70	116
76	31	73	117
77	36	74	120
78	38	77	122
79	39	78	124
86	41	79	125
87	42	80	126
88	43	81	127
98	44	82	128
90	45	83	129
91	46	84	130
92	47	85	131
93	48	89	132
95	49	87	133
96	50	89	134
97	51	91	139
98	52	92	140
99	53	93	141
100	54	94	142