Clavis Astrologiae Elimata, or, A Key to the Whole Art of Astrology New Filed and Polished: In Three Parts

Contents80 chapters

1. 01Title Page
2. 02To the Reader
3. 03The Preface to the Reader
4. 04The Introduction
5. 05Part I: Foundations of Astrology
6. 06Chapter I: Of the Twelve Signs, and Their Manifold Divisions
7. 07Chapter II: Of the Aspects of the Planets as They Move through the Signs
8. 08Chapter III: Of the Description, and Signification of the Twelve Signs
9. 09Chapter IV: Of the Names, Characters, Antiscions, Houses, Joys, Orbs, and Latitudes of the Planets
10. 10Chapter V: Of the Natures, Descriptions, and Significations of the Seven Planets in General
11. 11Chapter VI: Of the Particular Descriptions and Dispositions the Planets Give in the Twelve Signs
12. 12Chapter VII: Of the Diseases the Planets Naturally Signifie in the Twelve Signs
13. 13Chapter VIII: Of the Herbs and Plants Appropriated to the Government of the Planets
14. 14Chapter IX: Of the Essential and Accidental Dignities of the Planets
15. 15Chapter X: Of the Terms of Art Which Ought to Be Well Understood by Every Student
16. 16Chapter XI: How to Add and Subtract Astronomical Fractions, and Project the Part of Fortune
17. 17Chapter XII: How to Understand an Ephemeris, and Set a Scheme of Heaven
18. 18Chapter XIII: Of the Twelve Houses of Heaven, and Their Astrological Signification
19. 19Chapter XIV: Why the Heavens Are Divided into Twelve Houses, and No More
20. 20Chapter XV: Why the Twelve Houses Have the Significations Attributed unto Them
21. 21Chapter XVI: Of Divers Things to Be Considered for the Better Judging of a Horary Question
22. 22Part II: Horary Questions, Elections, and Mundane Predictions
23. 23Chapter I: Questions with Astrological Judgements upon the First House
24. 24Chapter II: Questions and Judgements Proper to the Second House
25. 25Chapter III: Questions and Judgement Proper to the Third House
26. 26Chapter IV: Questions and Judgements Appertaining to the Fourth House
27. 27Chapter V: Questions and Judgements Belonging to the Fifth House
28. 28Chapter VI: Judgements and Interrogations Proper to the Sixth House
29. 29Chapter VII: Judgement upon Questions Proper to the Seventh House
30. 30Chapter VIII: Judgement and Questions Proper to the Eighth House
31. 31Chapter IX: Judgements and Questions Appertaining to the Ninth House
32. 32Chapter X: Judgements and Interrogations Proper to the Tenth House
33. 33Chapter XI: Judgement Proper to the Eleventh House
34. 34Chapter XII: Judgement Proper to the Twelfth House
35. 35Chapter XIII: Examples of the Judgement of Questions upon Each of the Twelve Houses
36. 36Chapter XIV: Of the Planetary Hours and Elections
37. 37Chapter XV: Of Astral Predictions of Mundane Affairs, or the General Accidents of the World
38. 38Chapter XVI: Of the Natural Signification of Each Planet as Lord of the Year
39. 39Chapter XVII: Of Eclipses, and the Natural Causes and Reasons Thereof
40. 40Chapter XVIII: Of the Natural Portents and Significations of Eclipses
41. 41Chapter XIX: How to Prognosticate of the Winds and Weather from the Conjunctions and Aspects of the Planets
42. 42Chapter XX: Ptolemy's Centiloquium Englished
43. 43Chapter XXI: Hermes Trismegistus His Centiloquium in English
44. 44Chapter XXII: Bethem's Centiloquium Englished
45. 45Chapter XXIII: Brief Rules to Compute the Stars or Planets Southing, Rising, and Setting
46. 46Part III: Trigonometry, Nativities, Directions, and Revolutions
47. 47Chapter I: A Compendium of Trigonometry
48. 48Chapter II: Useful Precepts in Order to the Calculation of a Nativity
49. 49Chapter III: Of a Nativity, and the Several Ways of Rectification Thereof
50. 50Chapter IV: How to Set a Figure by Resolving the Oblique Spherical Triangle with the Cadence of a Perpendicular
51. 51Chapter V: How to Set a Figure the Rational Way without the Cadence of a Perpendicular
52. 52Chapter VI: How to Aequate for the Odd Minutes of the Circle of Position
53. 53Chapter VII: Necessary Considerations before Judgement upon a Nativity
54. 54Chapter VIII: Of the Signification of the Planets as Rulers of the Several Houses in a Nativity
55. 55Chapter IX: Of the General Signification of the Aspects of the Planets in a Nativity
56. 56Chapter X: How to Make or Frame an Astrological Judgement upon the Twelve Houses of a Nativity
57. 57Chapter XI: A Speculum of the Nativity and the Dignities and Debilities of the Planets
58. 58Chapter XII: Judgement Astrological upon the First House of the Exemplary Figure
59. 59Chapter XIII: Judgement upon the Second House
60. 60Chapter XIV: Judgement upon the Third House
61. 61Chapter XV: Judgement upon the Fourth House
62. 62Chapter XVI: Judgement upon the Sixth House
63. 63Chapter XVII: Judgement upon the Seventh House
64. 64Chapter XVIII: Judgement upon the Fifth House
65. 65Chapter XIX: Judgement upon the Ninth House
66. 66Chapter XX: Judgement Deduced from the Tenth House
67. 67Chapter XXI: Judgement upon the Eleventh House
68. 68Chapter XXII: Judgement upon the Twelfth and Eighth Houses of the Exemplary Scheme
69. 69Chapter XXIII: Of Directions of Significators to Their Several Promittors
70. 70Chapter XXIV: Of Directions in Nativities, and Their Effects, According to Morinus
71. 71Chapter XXV: Of the Measure of Time in Directions
72. 72Chapter XXVI: Examples of Finding the Declinations and Right Ascensions of the Planets
73. 73Chapter XXVII: Examples of Taking the Distance of Each Planet from the Meridian in Right Ascension
74. 74Chapter XXVIII: Examples of Finding the Poles Elevation above the Circles of Position
75. 75Chapter XXIX: Examples of Directing the Five Hylegiacals in the Exemplary Geniture
76. 76Chapter XXX: How to Rectifie and Direct a Nativity According to John Kepler
77. 77Chapter XXXI: Of the Revolution of the Sun to His Radical Place in Any Person's Nativity
78. 78Chapter XXXII: How to Direct a Revolutional Figure
79. 79Chapter XXXIII: Of Profections
80. 80Chapter XXXIV: Of Transits, and Their Effects