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Book II, Ch. 48: Of Geomanticall Figures, which are the middle betwixt Images and Characters

There are moreover certain other Figures, framed by the number and situation of the stars, and ascribed both to the Elements, and also to the Planets and Signs, which are called Geomantical, because that Geomantical Diviners do reduce the points of their lot projected, by the excess of parity or imparity into those figures; and they also being engraven or imprinted under the dominion of their Planets and Signs, do conceive the vertue and power of images; and these Figures are as a middle betwixt Images and Characters; But whosoever desireth exactly yo know the natures, qualities, proprieties, conditions, significations, and Nativities of these Figures, let him read the Volums of Geomancy; but they are in number sixteen, whose names and figures are these.

Figure. Name. Element. Planet. Sign.

Way Water Iourney [journey] People Water Congregation.

Conjunction Aire An Assembling A prison The Earth Bound Great fortune Greater aid The Earth Safe-guard entering Lesser fortune Lesser aid Fire Safe-guard going out Obtaining Aire Comprehended within Acquisition Fire Comprehended without Ioy [joy] Laughing Aire Healthy Bearded Sadness Damned Earth Cross A Girle Water Beautifull A Boy Yellow Fire Beardless White Water Fair Reddish Fire Red The head The threshold entring Earth The upper threshold The Taile The threshold going out Fire The lower threshold