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therein, and U> Lord of the Sixth in his Nativity» ( but Eighth in the Revo lution) in Oppoiition thereunto.

Thus we fee a Harmony in Aftrologie ; and fo certain a Dependence o f one Figure o f Heaven upon another, that the ingenioufly Learned may difco- ver, and read the P ower and Wifdome of Almighty Go d, in his Creatures the Stars» and thereby be taught to magnifie the fame.

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'the Latitude of the Planets, i> U S 5 7 South ço North 18 > South 27 * 50 North r R. Samuel CrooJ^vvaS »born on' t he ' Day within wrircen, at Great (Paldingfie/d, in the County of Suffolk,: but the time thereof, I have endeavoured to findeouc Aflxologically : it be- 'ing either the Morofenefs, Ignorance or Negligence o f thofe that write che Lives o f famous Men, not onely not tofet down the time of the D>y of their Birchs , but fometimes not the Day it felf j and content themielves with a bare knowledge o f the Year : which Errour ( in this,as other things of mo ment) hath nor onely caufed Confufion in Chronologies but in Ailronomy alfo ; and is like yet to occafion much more» if the Pains o f fome ferious and induirious Pen and Brain do not endeavour a Rectification therc-

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, . , , - . , f . ‘ • ■‘i , fj-t ■ “ j.. ,.»■ ? - ,.r ■ . . ¿p) This learned Native in his time was fo famous in his Profeflion > that the Publilher of his Life terms him A Prophet > and The Son o f a *prophet » (his Father having it ieems been a Preacher o f the Gofpel) and che Univerfity of Cambridge, in honour of his great Parts and Accomplifhmencs, in their Li brary have done him a particular Honour » ( as he in his Life-time had done them ) of which the Hifio. y of his Life maketh mention.

Upon the firit fight of this Nativity » many Artifts would wonder where there.fhould be that therein,fufficient to fignifie, not onçly .fuch Honour and Famé, but efieNativespeiertsahdMerits thereof. Howijëit, upon a fèfi- ous View, we fhali findie nnaiiy Aigûtriènts oFWeîght that1 fitly portended the

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£vto the Afcendent. 3. Lord of the Ninth*his being in Sextile o f <?, the Difpoiitor of the Moon* and 5: Lady of the Afcendent* in the fame Afpeét o f him. 4. The Luminaries in Sextile of each other»the one being Lord of the Mid-heaven* and the other partly Governefs o f the Ninth. 5. The Moon in Trine of T*, who difpofes of 2* $ and the Sun ) and be in friendly Sextile to the Afcendent. A ll which * are not onely Teftimonies o f great Honour and Fame in the Profeflionhe was bred up unto » but o f eminent Ingenuity and Learning.

The Author p f his Funeral-Oration hath this Paifage, relating to his great Parcg* — ■ •'fwo things (rarely wet in ope Man) wercefiewent in him 5 A qm'ck^lnventlon * and a found Judgement ; and thefe accompanied with a clear Exprejfion 3 and a graceful élocution. Which feetns to be moil admirably denoted r>y all the foregoing Configurations* their happening in the Digni ties of h , U and â Iharpens the Invention ; and by his with $ and 2» adds to the Elocution : ajid T2 and ij. give a lingular found Judge ment.

To come to particular Accidents : Let it be remembred* this learned N a tive,when he was fomewhat above 26 years old* received Ordination* or en- tred into holy Orders : the Moon at that rime was direâed ad Jovis-, and within a year (or lefs) afeer * he was indufted to the Parfonage of fVrington in Sotnerfet-ihue , by the means of Sic Arthur Çapel - hip had then the Sun direCtedW £> Jfvis. And U * being the moil powerful Planet in the Fi gure, (1 mean eiTencially) might be an eminent Argument of his continuing in that Benefice fo long : for I do not read in all lus Life * that he ever had any other* but fiill retrained there. . - . . -

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I . yyhtn like to come to any Preferment ? I f durable ?

Rjjp. The Native may obtain Preferment in the 26 year of his Age ; and it may be durable î for then the Mid-heaven comes by Diredticn to the Trine ot $ , and the Sun to the Conjunôion of Ç : both which fignifie admi rable and durable Preferment.

Que li. 2. Whether ever like to marry ? and when ?

Refi $ being in a Prolificai Signe , near the Body of cf, and both in Sex tile to 5 Lord of the Accendenti are eminent Tettimonies of the Natives In- ' clination to Marriage. The time when» may be in his - ij year of Age : for then he is under the force of the before-mentioned Dire&ton > and the Sun at that time comes to the Sextile of 5 in n?3in the fifth Hoiafe of the Nativity. But the Moon being about that time directed to a Quadrate of ft, falling in the eleventh Houfe » may denote fome kinde of unexpeôed CroiTes to the Native; and this from fome of his Elderly Friends, perhaps his Mother, Crc. by reafon o f the fore-mentioned Bulinefs : which may not endy prove (fomewhac) obfiruiiive to his Proceedings therein, but may cwcafion fome Dilcraiinefs in Body , and Grief and Trouble of Minde by reaion thereof. But the bed on’t is» it may go over without much Danger.

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Rejp. The Native may thrive and advantage himfelf by his. Profeifion : for U» the natural Significator thereof, difpofes of ft, Lord of the Ninth and Tenth Houles» and calls a friendly Sextile to the Alcendent. The.'Place the molt like to do good therein» ihould be the North-Eaft pare of the Nation ; for both the Fortuned are in that Quatterof Heaven, and ¿n Signes represen

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Quell. 4. Whether manyy or few, real Friends ? and what kinde o f terfont they ¡hall be » in reference to Temperature and Profeffiopl .

Rejp- A double-boaied Signe upon the Cufp o f the Eleventh » and the Q there» ihould portend many Friënds : Lord thereof» in ¿\,» a fixed Signe» and in Sextile co the Afcendent» denotes them to be teal. ~-For the kmde of Perlons», they‘ihould for themoft part be Civilians and Clergie-men » or Perfons of a confideràble Quality and Degree. ; forU naturally patronÌ2eth fuch Perfons j and the rachef in this Nativity » becaufe hfé is in the Houfe o f theSun. Thofe of a middle Stature» full bodied» well made, oval Vifage, and a brightilh Chelbut-coloured Hair, will be the moft friendly; The Native may allo receive Friendihip by the means o f Female Perfons : for 5 being exalted in the Eleventh » and in Trine to the fkme from the CuTp o f the Se

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Queft. s* Whether ever like to Yravel i " and when * - j _

Rejp* The Lord ò f the ninth Houfe in an Angle, and difpofed oifbÿ-â Pla net iiì an Angle, argues imall Inclination in this Native to. Travel. “ N ór would it be either pleafant or profitable for the Native fo to do»becaufe the Lord o f the Ninth is Retrograde, andina Signé contrary to hfc nature» and iti Oppofition to the Afcendent. 3

Queft. 6. How long it is probable Imay live J i;> J " f<r; Rejp. The Native accordirig to Rules o f Artvmay !iv& many years, i f be efcape the thirty-third year o f his A ge, which (according tbNatural CayfesJ cannbt but prove very dangerous for then! tbéAfcendericis directed tAthe Body of cf, and this happens in-SB'» and c? hath great Dignities in rhere%tiitfi Houfe. The Moon at the fame time is dire&ed tò the Quanile o f $ ,'Lacfy o f the fixth Houfe ; and both thefe Diretìiòns fall in Cardinal Signes. :<^Buc

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