Eight Books on Astrology (1533) - Page 17


The decrees of Mars in the bounds of the other planets. The "bounds" (fines) are specific subdivisions of each zodiac sign ruled by different planets.	Chap. xii
The decrees of the Sun in the bounds of the other planets.	chap. xiii
The decrees of Venus in the bounds of the other planets.	chap. xiiii
The decrees of Mercury in the bounds of the other planets.	chap. xv
The decrees of the Moon in the bounds of the other planets.	chap. xvi
The concluding summary of the fifth book. original: "perotatio," likely a variation of peroratio, a concluding speech or summary.	chap. xvii

OF THE SIXTH BOOK OF FIRMICUS’ MATHESIS.
original: "PINACIDION" — a Greek term for a tablet or a list used as a table of contents.


Preface to the sixth book.
The royal stars of the signs and their decrees.	Chap. i
The aspects of the planets and their decrees, and first, the trine aspect of the planets. An "aspect" (radiatio) describes the angular relationship between planets. A "trine" (trigona) occurs when planets are 120 degrees apart.	chap. ii
Saturn in trine with the other planets.	chap. iii
Jupiter in trine with the other planets.	chap. iiii
Mars in trine with the other planets.	chap. v
The Sun in trine with the Moon alone.	chap. vi
Venus in trine with the Moon alone.	chap. vii
Mercury in trine with the Moon alone.	chap. viii
The square aspect of all the planets. A "square" (quadrata) aspect occurs when planets are 90 degrees apart, often considered a challenging or tense relationship.	chap. ix
Saturn in square with the other planets.	chap. x
Jupiter in square with the other planets.	chap. xi
Mars in square with the other planets.	chap. xii
The Sun in square with the Moon alone.	chap. xiii
Venus in square with the other planets.	chap. xiiii
Mercury in square with the Moon alone.	chap. xv.
The opposition aspect of all the planets. An "opposition" (diametra) occurs when planets are 180 degrees apart, standing on opposite sides of the zodiac.	chap. xvi
Saturn in opposition with the other planets.	chap. xvii
Jupiter in opposition with the other planets.	chap. xviii
Mars in opposition with the other planets.	chap. xix
The Sun in opposition with the Moon alone.	chap. xx
Venus in opposition with the Moon alone.	chap. xxi
Mercury in opposition with the Moon alone.	chap. xxii
The sextile aspect of all the planets. A "sextile" (hexagona) aspect occurs when planets are 60 degrees apart.	chap. xxiii
The conjunction of all the planets. A "conjunction" (parilis radiatio) occurs when planets occupy the same degree or sign.	chap. xxiv
Saturn in conjunction with the other planets.	chap. xxv
Jupiter in conjunction with the other planets.	chap. xxvi
Mars in conjunction with the other planets.	chap. xxvii
The Sun in conjunction with the other planets.	chap. xxviii
Venus in conjunction with the other planets.	chap. xxix
Mercury in conjunction with the Moon alone.	chap. xxx
Universal decrees regarding stars placed indiscriminately.	chap. xxxi
General methods for any nativity. original: "Ephodi" — a Greek term for a systematic method or approach. A "nativity" (genitura) is a birth chart.	chap. xxxii
The division of time assigned to the Time-Lord. original: "Chronocratori" — the Time-Lord, a planet designated to rule over a specific period of a person's life.	chap. xxxiii
The decrees of Saturn when he is the lord of times.	chap. xxxiiii
The decrees of Jupiter when he is the lord of times.	chap. xxxv
The decrees of Mars when he is the lord of times.	chap. xxxvi
The decrees of the Sun when he is the lord of times.	chap. xxxvii
The decrees of Venus when she is the mistress of times.	chap. xxxviii
The decrees of Mercury when he is the lord of times.	chap. xxxix
The decrees of the Moon when she is the mistress of times.	chap. xl