Astrologia restaurata, or, Astrologie restored being an introduction to the general and chief part of the language of the stars : in four books ... / by VVilliam Ramesey, Gent. ...

The Ʋse of the TABLE.

You see here in the first column ♄ ♃ ♂ ☉ ♀ ☿; and in the five other columns several matters; over the first also yow see ☌, over the next ✶, over the third □: and upon the fourth △, and over the head of the last ☍, which intimates no more then this, viz. That they are the Moons aspects to the aforenamed Planets; As in the first column you have these words, An unfortunate day, take no Journey &c. in the same line and on the left hand yow have ♄ placed, and over the head of these words ☌, shewing that the ☽ in ☌ with ♄, is an unfortunate day to begin any business, or to go a journey, &c. In the next column, and over against ♄ you see these words, Converse with old men and husbandmen, &c. and over the head thereof ✶, intima∣ting that the ☽ in ✶ with ♄ is good for such business; and so understand of the rest of the columns and aspects over against ♄; and know also that those aspects on the head serve for all the other Planets; and what you finde written over against any Pla∣net, appertains to the signification of that Planet; as for example, in the third column and over against ♃, you see this written, Apply thy study to Philosophy, and over the head thereor ••; so that when the ☽ is in a □ of ♃, it is good to apply ones study that way; and so you may (following this rule) understand all the rest.