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If that the Lord of the Ascendant and significator of the Thief, do be∣hold each other by Trine or Sextile, then is friendship between them, and so much the more if there be reception.
But if they do behold each other by Quartile or Opposition, then do they hate one another.
But if there be no Aspect between them, then they do neither love nor hate one another.
If that the disposer of the Moon doth behold the Moon by Trine or Sextile, it is one that all his neigh∣bours loves well, and he is very plea∣sant to them.
If that the disposer of the Moon doth behold the Moon by a Quartile, he is neither much loved, nor much hated, some men speak well of him but the most part speaks ill of him.
If that the disposer of the Moon doth behold the Moon by Opposition, it is one that all men speaks evill of and all his Neighbours doth hate him.
If that the disposer of the Moon be in Conjunction with the Moon either above or under the earth the Thief is a buisy fellow in all matters and troubled in mind, yet cannot have his will.
If that Mars be significator and in the tenth house the querent is the Thief himself.
If that the significator of the Thief be in the Ascendant the Querent is Thief; the more sure it is if the sign Ascending and the significator of the Querent doth agree with his Com∣plection.
If that the Lord of the sixth house and the Lord of the Ascendent be both together in an Angle, or if that the Lord of the house be with the Lord of the Ascendant in an angle: then the owner and the Thief be both in one house and the goods ready for the
owner: proved many times.
If the Lord of the seventh house be in an Angle he is married, if in a succe∣dant house towards marraige, If in a Cadent then nether married nor like to be.