XIV. SATVRN.
SAturn is happily Placed, when we find his Line wholly running to his Region: But less happy, when he presents some inauspicious Characters. Un∣happily, if he shew Confused, and Infortunate Signs. He governs the Spleen, Bones, and Bladders. When he is Fortunate, he makes Men silent, Provident, of good and profound Counsels; such as Muse much, and are somewhat sorrowful; Men that are puft up with a silent Spirit, and whose aim is at Honours. And these are slender of Body, somewhat tall, pale and feeble, their Hair blackish, Eyes hollow: They are Fortunate in Tilling of Ground, and in Metals of all forts, yet more careless of their Wives, and less addicted to Venery; foolishly Laughing, and Jeast∣ing: Tenacious also, and more Worldly than is fitting or just, &c.
But if Saturn be Infortunate and Froward, he makes Men Sorrowful, Laborious, Sordid, Humble, Cove∣tous, Unfaithful, Lyars, Luck-less, Malicious, Incum∣bred and Oppressed with perpetual Griefs and Anxie∣ties. Thus also he afflicteth with dangerous Diseases, Catarrhs, Coughs, Melancholy, and Hypocondriacal Infirmities; the Dropsie, Gour; Falling-Sickness, Hectick and Quartan Fevers: He likewise occasioneth