An astrological judgement touching theft wherein is demonstrated most incomparable secrets according to the best rules in art : first how to find out or discover theft or theeves ... : secondly to discover fugitives and beasts lost or strayed, &c. ... / by Anthony Griffin, stud. in astrology.

Whether the Thief hath the goods in his own keeping or to whom he hath de∣livered them.

If the Moon behold the significator of the Thief by Trine or Sextile, the goods are in the Thiefes hands.

If the Lord of the house of the Moon doth behold the significator of the Thief, by Quartile or Opposition, then the Thief shall loose them again.

If the Lord of the terme of the Moon doth so behold him; the same.

If the significator of the Thief gives virtue to no Planet, then he hath the goods still in his own keeping.

If That any Planet be in Conjuncti∣on with the significator of the Thief, or behold him by any Aspect, and that Planet hath more dignities in the sign

where the significator of the Thief is then the significator of the Thief, then the Thief hath delivered them to a∣nother.

If that the Lord of the house of the Moon, or the Moon be with the signi∣ficator of the Thief, then he hath the goods still in his own hands.

But by Quartile or Opposition the goods are stopped from the Thief.

If that the Lord of the terme of the Moon, or Lord of the second be with the significator, of the Thief or Aspect him by Sextile or Trine, then the Thief hath them still, but with Quartile or Opposition they are stopped from him.

If that the Moon give vertue to the significator of the Thief, then one Thief steals from another.

If that the Lord of the Ascendant or any Planet in the Ascendant do give vertue to the significator of the Thief, Then the owner of the goods

hath Voluntary given them to the suspected Thief.

If that the significator of the Thief keep his own vertue to himself, he hath the goods in his own hand.

But if the significator of the Thief part with his vertue to any other Planet he hath delivered them out of his possession.

If the significator of the Thief give his vertue to the Lord of the Ascen∣dant he will give them again to the owner either in part or the whole, according to the dignity or vertue he gives to the Lord of the Ascendant.

If to the Lord of the third, to a bro∣ther kindred or neighbour of the owner &c.

And so of all the twelve houses you may easily know to whom he hath delivered them.