Sun Opposite Jupiter in Transit today

 

 

 Men given to Religion, common and civill Lawyers, or Secular men will be averse unto the Native, and impedite his occasions, or will extreamely endeavor it; they will occasion the expence of his Estate, and put affronts and disgraces upon him; yet shall he recover his Estate and Reputation againe, and overcome the iniquity of his Enemies, if the Geniture be not wholly averse unto it; as to a Prince, it shewes a discontented Nobility and Gentry, a breach of Lawes and Privileges, and is an argument the Prince cares not for prefering the lawes, but is solicitous after his own ends. [Christian Astrology, William Lilly, 1647, p.681-682.]