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XVII THE PART OF FORTUNE AND ITS EFFECTS
1. In any nocturnal chart count the signs from-the Moon to the Sun; in a diurnal chart, from the Sun to the Moon. Take the number of signs and starting with the ascendant, count them off. The last number shows the sign of the part of Fortune.
2, This is the general computation which we have included so as not to seem to have left anything out. There is a more detailed way of computing the Part of Fortune and it is the one you should follow in all charts: if you do you will be able to give the true explanation of all the houses.We shall explain all these things more clearly
when we come to the Sphaera Barbarica, the divine Abram and wise Achilles endeavored to discuss this with the most correct computation. But we are about to speak about the Part of Fortune, which is found in this way:
3. In a diurnal chart begin from the degree of the Sun and count all degrees to the Moon, including the one she is in. Taking that number begin from the degree of the ascendant and, numbering on the right side, allot 30 degrees to every sign.
The last degree is that of the Part of Fortune.
4. In a nocturnal chart do the same but count from the degree of the Moon to that of the Sun.
5. The Part of Fortune shows the quality of life, the amount of inheritance, and the course of good and bad fortune. Also love and the affection of men toward women, the effects of child-care, and all desires.
It shows the fatherland in an easy way. Abram called it the Place of the Moon.
6. Therefore observe who is the ruler of the sign and of the degree of the Part of Fortune, that is, in whose terms the Part is; also in what house each ruler is, whether on first or second angles,
in favorable or dejected houses, in their exaltation or fall; whether each ruler is in aspect to the Part of Fortune and if they, on the angles, are in aspect to each other.
7. When you have carefully investigated all this, then observe who is the ruler of the degree of the Moon (in a nocturnal chart) or of the Sun (in a diurnal chart) and see if this ruler is in aspect to the Part of Fortune.
If one planet is found to be the ruler of all these degrees and is favorably located in signs in which he rejoices, or in his exaltation, or his own house, this indicates a lucky chart.
If this planet is well located with the Sun and Moon and in aspect to the Part of Fortune, still greater good fortune is indicated by the multiple aspect.
If the Part of Fortune is on one of the angles in aspect to the Moon, this indicates even greater good fortune.
8. But if there is not one ruler of the sign of the Part of Fortune and of its terms and of the terms of the Sun and Moon, the one which has the greatest power should be the most important in the forecast;
if this one is benefic and in favorable signs, in his exaltation or in his own house, or on first angles and in aspect to the Part of Fortune, a great and noble chart is indicated.
9. That prediction holds if the planet is exactly on the angles. But if it is only roughly located on the angles the indication is for a mediocre chart.
The native will not be lucky beyond measure nor oppressed by want. But if both are well located—the ruler of the sign and of the terms of the Part of Fortune and in favorable signs—that is,
in which they rejoice or in which they are exalted, or in their own houses and located exactly on the angles—they predict such great good Fortune that the native is close to emperors in every way.
But if they are found only roughly on the angles the indication is for a modest increase in good fortune.
10. If the ruler of the sign of the Part of Fortune and the ruler of his terms, and the ruler of the terms in which the Moon is, are well located,
in their exaltation or in their own houses or in signs in which they rejoice or on first angles, they will make emperors whose rule extends throughout the whole world and whose power is so great that it approaches that of the gods.
11. But if, of the stars we have mentioned, none is favorably located, that native will be oppressed by ill fortune to the end of his life.
Observe especially the MC and the sign which is the anafora of the ascendant; if none of the stars we have mentioned is favorably located, look whether a benefic planet, following the power of its own condition, is on the MC or in the anafora of the ascendant.
If one is so found, the preceding evil is alleviated in process of time. But if all the planets we have mentioned are badly located and there is no benefic planet on the MC or the anafora of the ascendant, the chart will show unending bad fortune.
But observe carefully the duodecatemorion of the Part of Fortune so that the meaning of the chart will not escape you.
XVII THE PART OF FORTUNE AND ITS EFFECTS
1. In any nocturnal chart count the signs from-the Moon to the Sun; in a diurnal chart, from the Sun to the Moon. Take the number of signs and starting with the ascendant, count them off. The last number shows the sign of the part of Fortune.
2, This is the general computation which we have included so as not to seem to have left anything out. There is a more detailed way of computing the Part of Fortune and it is the one you should follow in all charts: if you do you will be able to give the true explanation of all the houses.We shall explain all these things more clearly
when we come to the Sphaera Barbarica, the divine Abram and wise Achilles endeavored to discuss this with the most correct computation. But we are about to speak about the Part of Fortune, which is found in this way:
3. In a diurnal chart begin from the degree of the Sun and count all degrees to the Moon, including the one she is in. Taking that number begin from the degree of the ascendant and, numbering on the right side, allot 30 degrees to every sign.
The last degree is that of the Part of Fortune.
4. In a nocturnal chart do the same but count from the degree of the Moon to that of the Sun.
5. The Part of Fortune shows the quality of life, the amount of inheritance, and the course of good and bad fortune. Also love and the affection of men toward women, the effects of child-care, and all desires.
It shows the fatherland in an easy way. Abram called it the Place of the Moon.
6. Therefore observe who is the ruler of the sign and of the degree of the Part of Fortune, that is, in whose terms the Part is; also in what house each ruler is, whether on first or second angles,
in favorable or dejected houses, in their exaltation or fall; whether each ruler is in aspect to the Part of Fortune and if they, on the angles, are in aspect to each other.
7. When you have carefully investigated all this, then observe who is the ruler of the degree of the Moon (in a nocturnal chart) or of the Sun (in a diurnal chart) and see if this ruler is in aspect to the Part of Fortune.
If one planet is found to be the ruler of all these degrees and is favorably located in signs in which he rejoices, or in his exaltation, or his own house, this indicates a lucky chart.
If this planet is well located with the Sun and Moon and in aspect to the Part of Fortune, still greater good fortune is indicated by the multiple aspect.
If the Part of Fortune is on one of the angles in aspect to the Moon, this indicates even greater good fortune.
8. But if there is not one ruler of the sign of the Part of Fortune and of its terms and of the terms of the Sun and Moon, the one which has the greatest power should be the most important in the forecast;
if this one is benefic and in favorable signs, in his exaltation or in his own house, or on first angles and in aspect to the Part of Fortune, a great and noble chart is indicated.
9. That prediction holds if the planet is exactly on the angles. But if it is only roughly located on the angles the indication is for a mediocre chart.
The native will not be lucky beyond measure nor oppressed by want. But if both are well located—the ruler of the sign and of the terms of the Part of Fortune and in favorable signs—that is,
in which they rejoice or in which they are exalted, or in their own houses and located exactly on the angles—they predict such great good Fortune that the native is close to emperors in every way.
But if they are found only roughly on the angles the indication is for a modest increase in good fortune.
10. If the ruler of the sign of the Part of Fortune and the ruler of his terms, and the ruler of the terms in which the Moon is, are well located,
in their exaltation or in their own houses or in signs in which they rejoice or on first angles, they will make emperors whose rule extends throughout the whole world and whose power is so great that it approaches that of the gods.
11. But if, of the stars we have mentioned, none is favorably located, that native will be oppressed by ill fortune to the end of his life.
Observe especially the MC and the sign which is the anafora of the ascendant; if none of the stars we have mentioned is favorably located, look whether a benefic planet, following the power of its own condition, is on the MC or in the anafora of the ascendant.
If one is so found, the preceding evil is alleviated in process of time. But if all the planets we have mentioned are badly located and there is no benefic planet on the MC or the anafora of the ascendant, the chart will show unending bad fortune.
But observe carefully the duodecatemorion of the Part of Fortune so that the meaning of the chart will not escape you.
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