        item: #1 of 4
          id: 15835
      author: Lilly, William
       title: William Lilly's History of His Life and Times, from the Year 1602 to 1681
        date: None
       words: 37875
      flesch: 63
     summary: Now something of the man: he was by birth a Welshman, a Master of Arts, and in sacred orders; he had formerly had a cure of souls in Staffordshire, but now was come to try his fortunes at London, being in a manner enforced to fly for some offences very scandalous, committed by him in these parts, where he had lately lived; for he gave judgment upon things lost, the only shame of astrology: he was the most saturnine person my eyes ever beheld, either before I practised or since; of a middle stature; broad forehead, beetle-browed, thick shoulders, flat nosed, full lips, down-looked, black curling stiff hair, splay-footed; to give him his right, he had the most piercing judgment naturally upon a figure of theft, and many other questions, that I ever met withal; yet for money he would willingly give contrary judgments, was much addicted to debauchery, and then very abusive and quarrelsome, seldom without a black eye, or one mischief of other: this is the same Evans who made so many antimornal cups, upon the sale whereof he principally subsisted; he understood Latin very well, the Greek tongue not at all: he had some arts above, and beyond astrology, for he was well versed in the nature of spirits, and had many times used the circular way of invocating, as in the time of our familiarity he told me. He was many times in trouble; but by Dr. Napper's interest with the Earl of Bolingbroke, Lord Wentworth, after Earl of Cleveland, he still continued his practice, the said Earl not permitting any Justice of Peace to vex him.
    keywords: army; astrology; book; cause; charles; committee; day; days; death; england; ere; father; footnote; friend; general; god; good; great; hodges; house; john; judgment; king; life; lilly; london; lord; majesty; man; master; night; parliament; people; person; pounds; saith; second; set; shall; sir; time; town; viz; wife; william; woman; year
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        item: #2 of 4
          id: 35998
      author: Coffman, C. J. (Casper James)
       title: Manual of the Enumeration A Text Book on the Sciences of the Enumeration, Book one
        date: None
       words: 50349
      flesch: 71
     summary: [Symbol: Sun], | Planet #2 | Planet #3 | | influencing | is the Moon | is Jupiter | | Sign #5 | [Symbol: Venus], | | negative, | influencing | influencing | | influencing | Signs #3 & #6, | Signs #2 & 7 | | Leo | Gemini | Taurus | |
    keywords: -------------------------+ |; 7 |; demonstration |; e |; h |; immaculate |; l |; material |; mind |; r |; symbol; taurus |; u |; vitality |; z |; zenith |; | +; | almighty; | body; | cancer; | cross; | east; | f; | god; | judge; | king; | luminosity; | north; | planet; | righteousness; | sign; | soul; | spirit; | supreme; | tithes; | w; | west; | |; | |________|__________|________|____________|_______________|_______|; |________|__________|________|____________|_______________|_______| |; |______|________|________|__________|_____________|_______| |
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        item: #3 of 4
          id: 42889
      author: Baughan, Rosa
       title: The Influence of the Stars: A book of old world lore
        date: None
       words: 49058
      flesch: 70
     summary: When the Hyleg has been determined by the foregoing rules, then note whether it is supported by benevolent planets in good aspects towards it and free from affliction--that is, from evil aspects from evil planets--if so, the life is likely to continue and the constitution to be strong; but if the Hyleg, whether it be the Sun, the Moon, or the Ascendant, be afflicted with evil planets and there be no assistance from good planets, the child will die in infancy: if there be some assistance from good planets, but yet the evil aspects exceed the good, the constitution will be weak and the first train of evil directions will destroy the life. Good planets, such as Jupiter and Venus, placed between the luminaries in both nativities, show much happiness.
    keywords: birth; colour; death; degrees; eyes; face; good; hair; hand; head; heart; house; influence; jupiter; life; line; love; man; mars; mercury; mole; moon; mount; native; nature; person; planets; saturn; shows; sign; sun; venus; woman
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        item: #4 of 4
          id: 8855
      author: Hill, J. H.
       title: Astral Worship
        date: None
       words: 23895
      flesch: 37
     summary: In proof of the eclectic character of the Gospel and Epistles of ancient Christianity, we refer to the Asceticism inculcated therein, which, derived from the Oriental Gnosticism, we find perpetuated in the scriptures of modern Christianity; we also refer to the miracle of converting water into wine, taken from the Gospel story of Bacchus, and to the statements that the Saviour was the son of a carpenter and was hung between two thieves, copied from the story of Christna, the Eighth, Avatar of the East Indian astrolatry. In verification of this assertion we must find the initial point of our inquiry in ancient history, which teaches that in the division of the Grecian Empire among his generals, after the death of Alexander the Great, who died 332 years before the beginning of our era, the governorship of Egypt and adjacent provinces was secured by Ptolemy Lagus, or Soter, who, having subsequently suppressed a revolt in Judea, removed from that country a large body of its inhabitants to people the new city of Alexandria, which had been laid out by order of and named after the great Conqueror.
    keywords: ancient; christian; christianity; church; day; days; earth; equinox; form; god; heaven; history; life; lord; man; new; reference; religion; saviour; scriptures; sign; sol; sun; system; time; worship; year
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