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The Essential Dignities and Debilities of the Planets
Christopher Warnock, Esq.
Bethem on Essential Dignity & Debility
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In any Geniture, Election or Question whatever Saturn bindeth, Jupiter dissolves.
Whatever Mars at any time bindeth, Venus sets free.

Bethem's Centiloquim
Aphorisms 78 & 79





Bethem's Centiloquim, or his 100 Aphorisms, rendered into English.

selections from John Partridge's Mikropanastron
(London, 1679) pages 322-332.



Aphorism 13

A Planet in anothers house who rules the same Trigon, is as a man in the House or Castle of his friend.

Aphorism 14

If Cadent from his House or Exaltation, he is as one absent from his abode.

Aphorism 15

A Planet in his House or Exaltation, is as one in his Castle or strong hold.

Sick at Home
Aphorism 16

If in his House or Exaltation Retrograde, he is as a Sick man at home.

Aphorism 17

If combust in his own House, he is as a man confin'd thereto by his King.

Aphorism 18

If in his own Dignity and Cadent, he is as a man vexed, and fearful.

Aphorism 19

Fortunate Planets Retrograde are unfortunate; if Cadent from Angles or their Houses, &c. as one hoping for good, but misses it.

Aphorism 21

An Infortune in his own House direct, and there joyned to a Fortune, his Malignancy shall turn to good.

Aphorism 26

An earthy Planet in the Ascendant strong, he argues good in any thing, (that is) a Planet ruling the earthy Trigon.
Joan of Arc Taken to Prison


Aphorism 27

A Planet not in his own House, is as a man knocking at another's Door, and his Signification is to be slighted, as having no power in that place.

Aphorism 31

A Planet in the house of his Enemy, is as a man in such a condition; a Prisoner in earnest.

Aphorism 32

A Planet in his own House free from affliction, declares the perfection of the Question or thing interrogated.


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