A new and complete illustration of the occult sciences / [E. Sibly].

  • Ebenezer Sibly
Date:
1807
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Credit: A new and complete illustration of the occult sciences / [E. Sibly]. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    barle, fern, fage, box, poppy, angelica, tamarind, capers, rue, willow, yew-tree, cyprefs-tree, hemp, pine-tree, wild campions, pile-wort, clea- vers, clowns woundwort, comfrey, cudweed, croffwort, darnel, dodder, epithymum, elm-tree, o'fmond royal, flea-wort, flix-weed, gout-wort, linking gladden, winter green, hound’s tongue, hawk-weed, hemlock, henbane, borfetail, knap-weed, knot-grafs, medlar, mol's, mullen, night- shade, polypody, quince, rupture-wort, rallies, Solomon’s feal, yarrow, cetrach, Saracen’s confound, fervice-tree, tamarifk, black-thorn, melan- choly thifile, thorowax, tutfan, aconite, afphodil, agnus callus, llarwort, orach, fliepherd’s purfe, black hellebore, mandrake, opium. In gather- ing his herbs, the ancients turned their faces towards the eaft in his planetary hour, when in an angle and eftentially fortified, with the moon applying to him by fextile or trine. Stones, tnetals, and minerals.—The fapphire, and lapis lazuli, or that Rone of which azure is made; likewile all unpolifhed black and blue Rones j the loadflone, tin and lead, and the drofs of all metals. Animals under Saturn—The afs, the cat, the hare, moufe, dog, wolf, bear, elephant, bafilifk, crocodile, lcorpion, adder, ferpent, toad, hog, and all creeping things produced by putrefaction. Alfo the tortoife, the eel, and all kinds of fhell-fifh. • Among birds, the crow, lapwing, owl, bat, crane, peacock, thrufh, blackbird, oRrich, and cuckow. Weather and winds.—He brings cloudy, dark, obfcure, weather, with cold biting winds, and thick, heavy, condenfed, air. Thefe are his general effeCts; but the more particular and immediate alterations of weather produced by this planet are only to be known by his feveral portions and afpeCts with other planets, fortitudes, and debilities, of which I fhall treat at large in my third book. Saturn delights in the eaRern quarter of the heavens, and caufeth the eaRern winds. He is friendly to Jupiter, Sol, and Mercury; but at enmity with Mars, Yenus, and the Moon, Triplicity and figns.—He governs the Rgn Capricorn by night, and Aquaries by day, and the airy triplicity by day. Of the weekly days he rules Saturday, the firR hour from fun-rifing, and the eighth hour of the fame day, and the firR hour of Tuefday night. Regions under Saturn.—Bavaria, Saxony, Stiria, Romandiola, Ravenna, Confiantia, and Ingoldfiadt. Tears.—Saturn’s greatefi year is four hundred and fixty-five; his great is' fifty-feven; his mean, forty-three and a half; and his leafi, thirty. The
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