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(Latin Track Volume X)
Table of Contents
Introduction to On the Judgment of Nativities of Antonius de Montulmo
by Robert Hand ............................................................................................................
i
Montulmo's Life and Works ..........................................................................................
ii
On the Judgment of Nativities .......................................................................................
iii
The Content of the Book .............................................................................................
vi
The Text ......................................................................................................................
ix
The Most Excellent Book of Antonius de Montulmo, Doctor of Medicine and
the Arts,
On the Judgment of Nativities ......................................................................................
1
Chapter I. How One Must Select the Almuten of Any
House ........................................ 1
Chapter II. Concerning Two Methods of Rectifying
Nativities ....................................... 5
Concerning the First Measure of Rectifying
Genitures by the Animodar,
in Which He Demonstrates a
Double Mode of Understanding .................. 7
The Disproof of the First Mode of Understanding
of the Second Way ................ 9
The Disproof of the Second Mode of Understanding
......................................... 15
Concerning the Way of Hermes, a Second
Method of Rectifying Genitures
by means of the Time of the
Native in the Womb ................................... 17
The Opinion of Author on Rectifications
............................................................ 21
Chapter III. On the Rearing of the Native ..................................................................
25
Concerning Monstrous Births ...........................................................................
28
Chapter IV. On Seeking the Hyleg and Alcocoden
of the Native ................................. 30
On Seeking the Time of Death by Directing
the Hyleg ...................................... 34
More On the Alcocoden and Almuten of
the Nativity ......................................... 36
Chapter V. He Cites the Various Opinions of Authors
Concerning the
Native's Lifespan ....................................................................................
38
The Opinion of Ptolemy ....................................................................................
39
The Opinion of Haly Abenragel .........................................................................
45
The Opinion of Aboali .......................................................................................
57
The Opinion of Omar of Tyberias ......................................................................
58
The Opinion of Leopold of Austria ....................................................................
60
Whether the Years Given by the Alcocoden
Can Be Changed, He
Discusses This in Various Ways
............................................................. 61
(Latin Track Volume XII)
Table of Contents
Introduction to Part II of On the Judgment of Nativities of Antonius de Montulmo ................... i
On the Judgment of Nativities Part II .....................................................................................
1
Chapter V. Continued ..................................................................................................
1
The Opinion of the Author Concerning
the Years of the Alcocoden .................... 1
Concerning Adding and Subtracting Years
Given by the Alcocoden .................... 7
Chapter VI. Concerning Abscissors or Killing Planets
................................................... 9
Chapter VII. Concerning Directions and First Concerning
the Places to be Directed .. 11
Concerning the Methods of Directing ...............................................................
13
Chapter VIII. Concerning the Form of the Body and
the Complexion ......................... 22
Again Concerning the Form and Complexion
.................................................... 26
Judging the Tallness or the Shortness
of the Body .......................................... 28
The Discerning of Stoutness and Thinness,
or the Greatness of the Body ....... 30
Concerning the Forms of the Signs ..................................................................
31
Concerning the Forms of the Planets ...............................................................
34
Chapter IX. Concerning the Nature, Intellect, Sense,
and Character of the Native .... 41
[The Planets as Significators of the
Soul] ......................................................... 56
Appendix I
Montulmo's Alcocoden Function ..................................................................................
73
Montulmo Compared to the Gauquelin Data ...............................................................
78
Appendix II Montulmo on Primary Directions ........................................................................
79
The Fundamental Ideas Behind Primaries ..................................................................
79
The Three Systems Described by Montulmo ...............................................................
80
Montulmo's Technical Vocabulary ...............................................................................
82
An Example Using Method I, Method II and a Modern
Method ................................... 86
Dealing with Latitude .................................................................................................
90
Appendix III
An Outline of the Standard Medieval Method of Evaluating
the State of the Soul
as Described by Montulmo ...............................................................................
92
A Summary of the Process .........................................................................................
95
A Case Study:
The Medieval Methods for Evaluating the
State of the Soul as Contrasted
to the Nineteenth Century................................................................................
97
Conclusions ...............................................................................................................100