The principles of astrological geomancy : the art of divining by punctuation / according to Cornelius Agrippa and others ; with an appendix containing 2,048 answers to questions, by Franz Hartmann.

Franz Hartmann

Date:: 1889

Credit: The principles of astrological geomancy : the art of divining by punctuation / according to Cornelius Agrippa and others ; with an appendix containing 2,048 answers to questions, by Franz Hartmann. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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$II. ]\Ioncy, but squandering; kudsli e.xpenses; tlic thief remains hidden ; stolen articles are not recovered at all, or with great trouble. III. Troid^le and annoyances from relatives; threatening danger on a voyage, but escape therefrom. Reliable but reserved and uncommunicative persons. IV. Loss to that which has been inherited from the father and other legacies ; difficulty in obtaining lost or hidden things. No success in mines. Only few children; a girl is to be born; honourable positions with but little remuneration. Small honours, little fame. \'I. Sanguinic or choleric diseases; the patient is in danger, but' will escape; honest but lazy and useless ser- vants. \II. Marriage with a woman of good family, but some trouble connected with it. Inconstant loves. Procrastina- tion. Tedious law-suits but final success. VIII. Death in a foreign country ; legacies obtained with trouble and vexations; the dowry of the wife will soon be used up, or obtained with difficulty. IX. Trouble on a voyage ; theological occupations ; im- perfect knowledge. X. Powerful kings and nobles ; gaining possession by force ; great honours and positions but instability of fortune. Tedious law-suits. Illness not serious. XI. Many friends, but poor and useless ones. Favours from high personages. Inconstancy of fortune. XII. Sly and smart enemies ; to a prisoner a long captivity but final freedom. Useless servants. Frequent changes. Via. O O O O$