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If the planet is ruler of two houses, and located in a third house, the meanings

of the two ruled houses are resolved into the meaning of the third (location) h
ouse.
e.g: Ruler of 1st and 8th in the 7th , adverse celestial state => Native will be
killed or wounded by an open enemy etc
But
pay attention to the nature of the planet and its analogies with the meanings of
these houses, as well as celestial and terrestrial state.
(I think this can be done by first studying/listing the planet, analogies to occ
upied houses, celestial state, terrestrial state etc in some detail before combi
ning ruled and located houses and so on)
the following example is of a planet in an adverse celestial state not providing
value for houses it occupies or rules over, which is already covered, with the
exception that those aspects are here extended to the ruled planet.
some stuff about primary and secondary houses which I didn't understand (Book 1
7?) but the question would seem to be
Does ruler of 3d in 8th indicate death *for* siblings of the native?

Morin Book 21 Chapter 6 Two Planets as co rulers of a single house. One planet r
uling multiple houses
Here the basic assumption seems to be that quadrant houses have two rulers per
house, on for each sign 'in' the house, with the planetary ruler of cusp taking
precedence.
When a planet in house X also rules house X, then the affairs of the house are n
ot then directly influenced by any other factors (but in quadrant houses this ca
n happen only for Capricorn/Aquarius, and intercepted houses?)
When more than one planet rules a house, the affairs of the house are subject to
forces different in kind, and therefore their condition is a mixture, without u
nity, and sometimes contradictory (why without unity?)
This is more likely when one ruler is a benefic and the other a malefic (so easi
ly Scorp/Sag, Sag/Capr, Aqu/Pis, Pis/Ari) and even more so when one ruler has st
rong celestial state, and the other poor c.s, *and* both are in square or opposi
tion.
However the planet ruling the cusp takes precedence when evaluating affairs of t
he house, but the other planet should not be neglected.
make a table for the two rulers noting the respective
analogy by meaning
strength by celestial state
is located in the house?
strongly aspects other planets in the house?
benefic/malefic?
nearer to cusp?
aspects cusp?
When a planet rules more than one house, a combination of the meanings of the tw

o houses is indicated, even when the planet is in neither.


e.g: same planet ruling ascendant and MC promises recognition in professional ac
tivities. Same planet ruling 7th and 8th promises danger and death from enemies
(so all gemini ascendants face this?) , especially if it is malefic and in adver
se celestial state.
Chapter 7; The determination of planets by exaltation and triplicity
A planet located in its sign of exaltation has greater influence for good or ill
on the meanings of the house in which it is located or rules.
An exalted planet also strengthens any planet by its conjunction or (positive?)
aspect.
? Does a planet *not* in its exaltation, have any influence over the *house* in
which its sign of exaltation falls?
e.g: The Sun is in 10th and in Cancer, but Jupiter is not in cancer, or tenth.
But does Jupiter via its exaltation in Cancer have an influence?
= yes. An eclipse occurring in the sign of a planets exaltation is considered t
o be under the influence. extend this principle to any planet in an exaltation
sign.
(imo this just treats exaltation to be a valid rulership as domicile)
e.g: Prince Gaston de Foix has Saturn in the 7th, and Libra in the 4th., so gain
s provinces etc via his wife.
e.g: Morin has Mars ruling the ascendant (Aries) while in Cancer where Jupiter i
s exalted. Morin explains his desire for fame (a personal characteristic so 1st
house) thus (via influence of Jupiter)
Judgement of a house should thus be made via the state of the planet ruling the
house *as well as* planet exalted in the house (iow consider both the domicile a
nd exaltation rulers)
Thus if Libra is on the ascendant, judgment of character should be made from the
state of Venus (domicile ruler) *and* Saturn (exaltation ruler).
If Saturn were in Libra, its judgment should be made from its exalted status, as
also the state of its ruler Venus. If Venus were in good celestial state, and a
pplies to Saturn by trine or conjunction, Saturn's power would be increased.
Nevertheless, planet ruling by domicile takes precedence over one ruling by exal
tation.
Lilly Book 1
from the preface)
overall scheme of study;
1st, know how to erect an ephemeris, and cast a chart. ( I think this is skippa
ble for now because (a) I already know how to cast charts from just 'raw ephemer
is data' (b) with computers, we can cast charts without knowing the algorithmic
details.
2nd, Understand the houses, so as to understand which house to evaluate, to answ
er specific questions
3d, Understand the dignities of planets

4th, Understand the basic nature of the significator of a chart, what he signif
ies naturally and accidentally.
5th Understand the signs - their nature, properties and qualities, what form of
conclusion they give naturally, and when a planet is located in them.
6th Know the nature of the planets, what they signify, and how these are affecte
d by sign and house placement.
7th, the terms of the art. ??
This seems to be the content of Book 1.
Book 2 = Horary. Book 3 = Nativities.
Chapter 1:
Planets
Sun
Moon
Mercury
Venus
Mars,
Jupiter,
Saturn,
Uranus,
Neptune
Pluto
North Node
South Node

Notation
Q
R
S
T
U
V
W

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Signs
Aries to Pisces - A to L
Aspects:
Sextile:
Square:
Trine:
Opposition:
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Conjunction:

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(blank space? I think this is not printing properly, so I
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Sinister = in Zodiac order. dexter = counter zodiacwise


e.g (from book) Saturn is in Gemini 10, therefore 70 absolute. So sinister sext
ile = 70 + 60 = 130 = Leo 10.
Nature of aspects;
Sextile = indifferent good
Square = enemity, not good
Trine = unity, concord, friendship
Oriental = Rises before the Sun
Occidental = Sets after (so also rises after) the Sun
Ephemeris quick notes
Lilly seems to note the lattitudes of planets also.
His ephemeris contains daily aspects of Moon and other planets to each other.

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