in the hurting Ram, walking very desperately, shew∣ing that his children vnder the gouernment of Satur∣nus and Iupiter, in the Northerne parts of Europe suf∣fered famine, and that hee would reuenge it in the South. To which effect hee had caused the Fleet of Neptune to be gathered together by Triton, & would himselfe in person visit the cashes of India, to relieue his children with them.
This shall cause ioy on the one side, and heauinesse on the other, for there breedeth continually quarrell wheresoeuer is question made of hauing & keeping: for the one shall thinke that by reason of his long pos∣session, anothers good is his own. Therefore ye Com∣manders looke too that through treason you bee not frustrated of your designe.
The 18, being new Moone, was Venus in Capricor∣nus, and gaue order to Mercurius that he should looke to his businesse, and play his part well, seeing that al∣most the gods were out of their owne houses, seeking helpe and ayd of other, and especially betwixt 35 and 46 degrees. And the Bird of Iupiter had lost many of her chiefest feathers, and hee sent to the Peacocke and the white Eagle, to borrow other feathers to ayd himselfe in time of necessity with flying. By this pre∣sent meeting are vnderstood all the allies of Spaine, the Emperor and all his States, but concerning their de∣maund it is yet vncertaine whether they shall ob∣taine it.
The 19 commeth the Sunne into Pisces, which is a good signe for the Fishers, but ill for them that goe to catch Birds.