Tetrabiblos (The Quadripartite Book)

40. On the significance of the strength of evils in the ascendant of the nativity regarding the things in which [the native] delights. 110.
41. On the significance of events and the return of their profit. 110.
42. On the significance of the planets regarding illnesses from their being in the root of the nativity. 110.
43. On the sign of fortunes or misfortunes regarding lust, whether it occurs lawfully or unlawfully. 110.
44. On the significance of the ascendant of an infirmity contrary to the figure of the nativity. 110.
45. On the sign regarding the morals of the native through the significators of the ascendant.
46. On the sign of the fixed stars together with the superior [planets] and the inferior ones as well, and the moon in the root of the nativity.
47. On the gains, impediments, and injuries among others from evil or good beings. 110.
48. On the agreement of the planets with their lords. 110.
49. On the power of the planets or the friends of the brothers or their associates. 111.
50. On the conjunctions of the planets and their utilities in increase and decrease. 111.
51. On the aspect of the ascendant and the moon in the hour of the nativity from the hour of the fall of the semen to that same place in the mean motion; and in greater and lesser [motion] it diminishes and increases. 111.
52. On the length and shortness of the native according to the place of the significator and the ascendant.
53. On leanness and obesity, [and] the lightness and slowness of the native’s movement through the significators of the lord of the ascendant. 111.
54. On signs in buildings. 111.
55. On those things which happen to the ship from the state of the planets.
56. On the access of their humidities and in the profundity of them.
57. On the significance of the sick person, the physician also, [and of] the infirmity and the medicine. 111.
58. On the significance of the conjunction of the year and the strength of one year toward a greater one. 111.
59. On the error of those judging and their doctrine.
60. On the knowledge of the critical and determinable days of the sick.
61. On the comparison of the moon to the planets just as the body operates with the members.
62. On the change of air through the state of the almuten over the lunar angles and through the proportion of the figures in the revolution of the year and other figures.
63. On the sign of the strength of the elevation of a part over the existing one. 111.
64. On the exposition of the sums of the years through vision and the mean and minor conjunctions of the greater [planets].
¶ Of the consideration to be offered for a true judgment in any question.
66. On the true significance of death and health also, or of another accident [by way of] algebutar, that is, perfection and vision.
67. On the inquiry of the origin of some nativity, whether the judgment [is] to avoid error. 111.
68. On the impediment of the official members and other infirmities.
69. On the loss of the eyes.
70. On long bodily infirmities through the evil aspect of the planets to the moon in the nativity.
71. On the masculine or feminine morals of the native. 111.
72. Roots of opinions in judgments.
73. On the quality of the native's death. 114.
74. On the sign of a future scar for the native. 114.
75. On the combustion of the native. 114.
76. On the sign of various dangers and the native's death. 114.
77. On the state of the body and the alteration of its complexion, and [its] agility, cheerfulness, and likewise [its] loss.
78. On the sign of the part when it arrives at the place in which it promised something in the nativity.
79. On the significance of the nativity of that [person] who will destroy the substance of the king. 114.
80. On the sign of the turpitudes of the native’s coitus.
81. On the sign of the end of the time of things.
82. On which signs one should not judge.
83. On the significance of those things which happen through the hour of attainment, and what happens through the hour of enthronement, and the ascendant. 114.
84. On that which happens to the king and things enthroned in office or dignity.
85. On the sum of the enthroned or promoted [person] regarding the quality of his expenses or acquisition. 115.
86. On the four fathers through whom increase and obstruction occur, and the three through whom the morals of individuals are had. 115.
87. On the vision of the years and the revolution of the year up to the ascendant. 115.
88. On the direction of the part of fortune in the revolution of the years.
89. On the conjunction of the house of fortune and children and brothers.
90. On the knowledge of the secret of a hidden thing.
91. On the sick [person] regarding the worst sign of him.
92. On the diminution of the impediment of evils in their ways. 115.
93. So that we may observe the first conjunction of kings, then the state of the conjunction, and compare them so that we do not err in judgment. 115.
94. On the place that signifies what is in the mind of the inquirer. 115.
95. On the signs of the figures or fortunes in the faces of the signs of the zodiac. 115.
96. In which lands or places the retrograde or direct motion of the planets fall, and the effect of an eclipse, and in which nativities or revolutions, and in the sign regarding the aforesaid. 116.
97. On the revealing of a hidden thing through the time of the years or the punctuation holding the parts in the ascendant. 116.
98. On the lord of the angles of the year, of the ascendant, and of the quarters of the years, and the significance regarding the sowing, the fruits, and their price. 116.
99. On the rays and the scintillation of the stars.
100. On the change of air, winds, rains, rivers, and the state of the condition of peoples. 116.
¶ The Centiloquium of Hermes. 117.
¶ The Book of Hermes on the judgments of the stars of the Beibeni in the nativity. 118.
¶ The Centiloquium of Bethem. 119.
Of the hours of the planets and the significance of the rising of the triplicities. 120.
¶ The propositions of Almanzor, which are 150. 120.
¶ Table of the chapters of the book of Zabel on the principles of judgments.
Of the division of the figures and of the triplicities. 122.
Chapter on the sum of the 12 figures and what every sign signifies. 122.
Chapter on the division of the circle and the dignities or strengths of the houses.
On the aspects of the planets. 123.
On the effect and detriment of the planets.
Exposition of Alichbel. 123.
Science of the luminaries or the workings of the planets.
Exposition of the recession and separation of the planets. 123.
On the translation of light. 123.
On the conjunction of the light of the planets. 123.
On the prohibition of the light of the planets. 124.
On the reception of the planets. 124.
On the void course of the planet. 125.
On the exposition of the return. 125.
On the pulling of the status. 125.
On the pulling of the disposition and nature.
On the strength of the planets. 125.
On the debility of the planets. 125.
On the vices of the moon and its evil state.
On the obsessed planets. 125.
On a planet in its light. 125.
On the testimonies of the planets.
On the joys of the planets. 125.
¶ Chapter of the chief judgments, and they are 50. 126.
¶ Table of the chapters of Zabel on interrogations.
Interrogations of the ascendant. 127.
Question of the durability of a thing and its improvement. 127.
Question of the instability of a thing. 127.
Question of any thing, whether it happens or not. 127.
Question if a thing happens with ease or with difficulty. 127.
Question if he will acquire the thing through petition or without petition. 127.
Testimony of the figures in the effect of a thing. 128.
Testimonies of the planets in the effect of things.
Chapter of the conjunction of the ascendant.
¶ Interrogations of the 2nd house.
Question of the substance that is sought, whether he will find it or not. 128.
Question of the manner of gain. 128.
¶ Interrogations of the 3rd house.
¶ Interrogations of the 4th house.
Question of land or house or inheritance sought, whether he will have the land or not. 128.
Question of the inheritance which is acquired, what it is like: of the building and of everything that is in it. 128.
¶ Interrogations of the 5th house.
Question if he will have a son from that woman or not. 129.
Question if a son will be born to him or not. 129.
Question if the woman is pregnant or not, and if she will give birth or not. 129.
Question if the pregnancy is valid or not.
Question if the pregnant woman will give birth to twins or not. 129.
Question if she will give birth to a male or female.
¶ Interrogations of the 6th house.
Question if the sick person will be cured or will die on the critical days. 129.
Question if someone is sick or not.
Question if his [servant] will be liberated from servitude or not. 129.
Question if a servant freed from one will serve another. 129.
Question if the presiding master becomes better for the servant than he will be. 129.
Question universal on the change of things from place to place, which is better: where he is, or to where he is moving. 129.
Question on buying a servant, whether the purchase will be completed or not. 129.
Question if the seeker will have the handmaid or not. 130.
Question if the master will have the substance of a dead servant. 130.
Question if the inquirer will have possession of the servant or not. 130.
¶ Interrogations of the 7th house.
Question if the marriage will be completed or not, and what the agreement will be between them after it is completed.
Question of the impediment, or detriment, in what way it will be. 130.