Calendarium Astrologicum: OR AN ALMANACK For the Year of our Lord. 1695. It Being the Third after Leap-Year. Exhibiting The General State of the YEAR. With the Sign each day therein, Eclipses Terms, High-water, Sun and Moons Rising and Setting, number of Bishopricks, Cities, Market-Towns, and Parishes in England and Wales, &c. TOGETHER WITH A Description of the most Eminent Roads in England from Town to Town, and the certain time of any Mart, or Fair, in them. ALSO, RULES for Physick and Husbandry, with a Chronology of Memorable things, and sundry other Pleasant and Useful Observations.

By THOMAS TRIGGE, Gent. Student in Physick and Astrology

Stulti negligunt & contemnunt Astrologiam. &c.

Cardan. Segm. 12 Aphor 24.

LONDON, Printed by B. Griffin for the Company of STATIONERS, 1695.

Certain days prefixed for all Sheriffs, Bayliffs of Liberties and other Accomptants, to come to their respe­ctive Accounts in the Exchecquer.

Crast Michaelis.
  • London and Middlesex,
  • Civ. Norwich,
  • Civ. Eborac.
  • Civ. Lincoln,
Octab. Mich.
  • Rutland,
  • Kingston super Hull,
  • Civit. Cantuariensis,
Quind. Mich.
  • Essex,
  • Hertford,
  • Cantian,
  • Civ. Bristol,
Tres Michaelis.
  • Cant. Hunt.
  • Wigorn.
  • Civit. Wigorn.
  • Stafford,
  • Civit. Litchfield,
  • Villa Southampt.
Mens. Mich.
  • Wilts,
  • Cornub.
  • Salop,
Crast. Anim.
  • Lincoln,
  • Civit. Coventr.
  • Villa Notting.
Crast. Mart.
  • Northampton,
  • Bedford,
  • Buckingham,
Crast. Hillarii.
  • Surrey,
  • Sussex,
  • Oxon,
  • Berks,
Octabis. Hillarii.
  • Norfolk,
  • Suffolk,
  • Hereford,
  • Monmouth,
  • Dorset,
  • Somerset,
  • Villa Pool,
  • Nottingham,
  • Derby,
Quindena Hillarii.
  • York,
  • Devon,
  • Civit. Exon,
  • Gloucester,
  • Civit. Gloucester,
Crast. Purif.
  • Warwick,
  • Leicester,
  • Southampton,
Quindena Paschae.
  • Northumberland,
  • Cumberland,
  • Westmorland,
  • Lancaster,
  • New-Castle,

1695 February hath XXVIII. days.

Month days.Week days.
Yet, yet fierce blustring Boreas doth storm,
At Natures darling, which is newly born.
The tender Bud is curb'd by the frosts ire:
So cold it is,—The Pot may freez by th' fire.
Februa Romani dixere piamina patres.
Moons age.
Saints Dayes, &c.The Signs.F. Sea. L.o. Br.Rise & SetsObservations.
1dBridgetta.knees1 245 R 31Frosty, cold28
2e [...]dlemass.legs2 128 M 59winds anu29
3f [...].legs3 0SetsNew Moo. 3 d. [...]
4gGilbert, Conf.feet3 486 44at 2 afternoon.1
5a [...]feet4 368 3rain are2
6bAsh-wednesday.head5 249 20now stirring.3
7cRomwald. Ab.head6 1210 35Somewhat4
8dEdilfleda, Ab.neck7 011 47☉ in Pisces.5
9eApollon. V. M.neck7 48Manèwarmer,6
10fQuadra [...]el.neck8 360 55 [...]irst quar. 1 d. [...]
11gSotherus, Epis.arms9 241 54at 10 at night.8
12a [...]arms10 122 48the Season9
13b [...]breast11 03 35consider'd.10
14cValentine.breast11 484 14Blustring11
15dFausta, &c. M.breast0 [...]64 40tempestuous12
16eJuliana, M.heart1 245 11audible13
17f [...] Sun in L [...]n [...].heart2 125 32wind, which14
18gConcordia, M.belly3 0risebring snow,15
19aSa [...]nus, M.belly3 480 A 31Full Moo. 19 d. [...]
20bMildred [...], V.M.belly4 367 40at [...] morning.17
21cCimbrettus, B.reins5 248 54or rain.18
22dCath. Petri, Antreins6 1210 11misty skie,19
23eSeverus, Msecrets7 011 24frosty by fits:20
24fS. Matthias.secrets7 48ManèFoggy, cold,21
25gVictorio. M.thighs8 360 34misling22
26aMilgitha, M.thighs9 241 38Last quar: 6 d. [...]
27bEvlius, B.knees10 122 39at 7 morning.24
28cOswaldus, Epif.knees11 03 30Warm and moist25

1695 March hath XXXI. days.

Months Days.Weeks Days.
The glorious Sun now ushers in the Spring;
And Birds harmoniously its welcome sing,
Each thing revives on Land, as in the Seas,
And sick-men are most sensible of ease.
Trux hiberna soles nunc castra relinquere Mayors.
Moons Age
Saints Days, &c.The SignsF. Sea. Lo. BrRise & Set.Observations
1dDavid Bish.legs11 484 R 8Cloudy and26
2eCeddus, Epis.legs0 364 M 36windy skie;27
3fMid. Lent. S [...].feet1 244 59some rain.28
4gAdrian, Ab.feet2 12Set.frosty, sleet;29
5aVictorin. M.head3 07 A 2New Moon 5d. [...]
6bFredolin. Ab.head3 488 19at 1 morning.1
7cTho. Aquinas.head4 369 33with snow2
8dFaelix. B.neck5 2410 45and hail-3
9eApollon: M.neck6 1211 51storms.4
10f [...]arms7 0Manè.☉ in Aries.5
11gXL Martyrsarms7 480 49changed6
12aGregory Mag.breast8 361 39First quar 12 d. [...]
13bWigan, Monkbreast9 242 19at 6 Evening.8
14cTheodore, M.breast10 122 52to good9
15dEufracius, M.heart11 03 19air again.10
16eAdaman: P. C.heart11 483 43Frosty, cold,11
17f [...]belly0 364 4these daies,12
18gEdward, K.belly1 244 23set for snow13
19aJoseph: Conf.belly2 124 41or rain.14
20bCuthbert: B.reins3 0RiseFull Moon 20 d. [...]
21cMaundy Thursd.reins3 488 A 5at 3 afternoon.16
22dGood Friday.secrets4 369 23Misty and17
23ePialas, &c. M.secrets5 2410 38misling:18
24fEaster-daythighs5 1211 45pleasant,19
25gAtinun: B. Vthighs7 0Manè.and somewhat20
26aEaster-Tuesd.knees7 480 44frosty21
27bEaster Wedn. [...]knees8 361 29Last quar. 27d. [...]
28cAlbertus, A, B.legs9 242 8at 3 afternoon.23
29dGelasius, A. B.legs10 122 42some brisk24
30ePotton: Episc.legs11 03 10winds, and25
31fLow-Sunday.feet11 483 32perhaps wet.26

1695 April hath XXX. days.

Months days.Weeks days.
The tender Plants put forth their fragrant buds;
And cloath'd with green are all their fields and woods.
Flora presents variety of Graces,
Makes Ladies hide (for shame) their painted faces.
Aprili volucres celebrant connubia laetae.
Moons age.
Saints Days, &c.The Sign.F. Sea Lo. Br.Rise & Set.Observations
1gTheodore, M.feet1 363 R 35Heavy air,27
2aMar. in Egipthead2 124 M 13with showers28
3bRichard. B.head3 0Sets.New Moon 3 d.
4cAmbros. B. D.neck3 488 A 32at 1 afternoon.2
5dMartianus.neck4 369 40Somewhat3
6eSixtus, Papa.arms5 2410 41cold, the season4
7fMiserere.arms6 1211 34considered.5
8gDyonisius, Ab.arms7 0Manè.Pleasant,6
9a☉ in Taurus.breast7 480 40and gentle7
10bTerm beginsbreast8 360 59sweet air.8
11cApolin. M.heart9 241 30First quar 11d, [...]
12dMathilda V.heart10 121 53at 1 afternoon.10
13eElfleda, Vid.heart11 02 13Frosty, now11
14fJubilate,belly11 482 32preparing12
15gPerpetua, Virg.belly0 362 52for hail,13
16a [...]r. St. Abanreins1 243 11rain and14
17bAnicetus, P. M.reins2 123 32turbulent15
18cElutherius M.seerets3 0Risewindy air.16
19dAlphegus, B,secrets3 488 A 27Full Moon 19d. [...]
20eCeadwel, K.secrets4 369 38at 2 morning.18
21fCantate.thighs5 2416 46Pleasant19
22gQuintin. M.thighs6 1211 39frosts in20
23aS. Georgeknees7 0Manè.mornings21
24bMellitus. A.B.knees7 480 22and evenings.22
25cS Mark.legs8 390 55Last quar 25 d. [...]
26dCletus, P. M.legs9 24 [...] 20at 9 evening.24
27eAnastasius, M.feet10 121 41Warm at25
28fRogate.feet11 02 1this time.26
29gPeter deMilan.head11 42 19VVinds are27
30aCather. Sienna.head0 362 40stirring.28

1695 May hath XXXI. days.

Month days.Week days.
Let healthful Persons in this month of May,
Visit the fields, woods, gardens, fresh and gay.
Good Housewives now their Stills at work should set,
VVith herbs and plants, which from the fields they get.
Floribu [...] & viridi texuntur gramine campi.
Moons age.
Saints Dayes, &c.The Sign.F. Sea Lo. BrRise & Set.ObservationMoons age.
1bS. Phil & Jac.neck1 243 R 4Curious28
2cHoly Thursd.neck2 12 [...] Setsshowers, and29
3dInvent. Xneck3 08 A 34New Moon 3 d.
4eChristohersarms3 489 31at 4 morning.2
5fExaudi.erms4 3610 20gentle briezes3
6gTerm Ends.breast5 2410 59of wind,4
7aJoh. Beverly,breast6 1211 31about this5
8bApp. Michaelbreast7 011 57time, for­warding6
9cGregory Nazheart7 48Manè.7
10dGordianus, M.heart8 360 19☉ in Gemini.8
11eMamertius.belly9 240 39First quar. 11 d. [...]
12fWhitsundaybelly10 120 58at 7 morning.10
13gMirwina, V.belly11 01 16the Spring.11
14aBoniface, B.reins11 481 35Frosty, yet12
15bEmber-week▪reins0 361 58pleasant.13
16cUbaldus, B. C.secrets1 242 24Now expect14
17d [...]r. Bernard.secrets2 12Riseblustring15
18eVenant. M.thighs3 08 A 28Full Moon 18 d.
19fTrinity Sund.thighs3 389 28at 1 morning.17
20gEthelbert, K.knees4 3610 19winds and18
21aHelena, Q.knees5 2410 56rain.19
22bConstant. Maglegs6 1211 24Warmth20
23cCorpus X.legs7 011 48remitted,21
24dTerm beginsfeet7 48Manèyet fair22
25eUrbanus, P.feet8 360 9Last quar. 25 d. [...]
26f1 p. Trinity.head9 240 29at 2 morning.24
27gBeda Venerabhead10 120 48Windy,25
28aGermannus, Mhead11 481 12and a fall26
29b [...]. Charls 2. Ma.neck1 361 35of moisture.27
30cFaelix, Epis.neck0 242 5Pleasant28
31dPetronella, V.arms2 122 41again.29

1695 June hath XXX. days.

Months dayesWeek dayes.
Ʋse gentle exercise this Month, be sure,
To th' sound 'tis health, and to the sick a Cure.
The keeping of thy body now in tune,
Will make thee look as fresh as Rose in June.
Junius attollit Phaebum cancroque moratur.
Moons age.
Saints days, &c.The Sign.F. Sea Lo. Br.Rise & Set.Observations.
1eNicomedes, M.arms3 0SetsNew Moon [...]
2f [...]breast3 488 A 54at 5 afternoon.1
3gErasmus, B.breast4 367 28This new2
4aQuitinus, M.breast5 249 56Moon brings3
5bBoniface, B.heart6 1210 20rain and4
6cNorbertus, B.heart7 010 40a windy5
7dPaulus, Epis.belly7 4810 58air, if not6
8eMedardus.belly8 3611 16thunder7
9f [...] Trin.belly9 2411 35First quar. 9 d.
10gGetulius, M.reins10 1211 54at 8 afternoon.9
11aS. Barnabasreins11 0Manè.☉ in Cancer.10
12bTerm Ends.secrets11 480 17VVet and11
13cCyrill us, B.secrets0 360 47windy.12
14dValerius, M.thighs1 241 25inclined to13
15eCrescentia, M.thighs2 122 15hall,14
16f [...] Trin.knees3 0RiseFull Moon 1 d. [...]
17gBotolphns, Ab.knees3 488 Ae 45at 6 afternoon.16
18aMarcus. &c. M.legs4 369 19thunder17
19bGervasius, M.legs5 249 46and rain18
20cTr. Edward, K.feet6 1210 9near these19
21dWalburga, V.feet7 010 28daies.20
22eAlbanus, M.feet7 4810 49Pleasant21
23f5 p. Trin.head8 3611 [...]0Last quar. 23d. [...]
24 S. Joh. Baptist.head9 2411 34at 11 bef. noon.23
25aAmphibal. M.neck10 12Manè.air again.24
26bJoh. & Paul. M.neck11 00 3Winds begin25
27cLevinus, B M.arms11 480 37to stir.26
28dLeo II. Papa.arms☉ 361 15Gently warm27
29eS. Pet. & Paularms1 241 59at the End28
30f6 past Trin.breast2 12Setsof the month.29

1695 July hath XXXI. days

Month daysWeek days.
The pleasant aspect of each fragrant flower,
That cloath'd the fields, and did adorn each Bower,
Begins to fade, as Nature fore decreed:
And th' Lions parching heat makes ripe their Seed.
Urit, & exsiccat sitientes Julius agros.
Mooons age.
Saints Days, &c.The Sign.F. Sea. Lo. Br.Rise & Set.Observations.
1gRomewald, Ab.breast3 07 S 54New Moon 1 d. [...]
2aVisit. M. V.heart3 488 A 20at 8 morning.1
3bHyacinthus, M.heart4 368 41The new2
4cEliz. Q. Portug.heart5 249 0moist and3
5dAnselm, B.belly6 129 18windy.4
6eSexburga, Qu.belly7 09 35Soon after5
7f [...]reins7 489 54pleasant6
8gMary Q. Seetsreins8 3610 16curious air.7
9aCyrillus, B. C.reins9 2410 41First quar. 9 d. [...]
10bRuffina, M.secrets10 1211 14at 9 morning.9
11cPius, Papa.secrets11 011 58Now apt10
12d [...]thighs11 48Manè.for clouds11
13eAnacletus, P.thighs0 360 54and possibly12
14f8 [...] Trin.knees1 242 2rain.13
15gS. Swithen, B.knees2 12Ri.Full Moon 15d. [...]
16aOsmond, B.legs3 487 A 42at midnight.15
17bAlexius, G.legs4 368 8Gentle16
18cSimplic. &c. M.feet5 248 30winds,17
19dDog-Days Be [...]feet6 128 50about this18
20eMargaret, V.M.head7 09 13time,19
21f9 p. Trin.head7 489 38with moderate20
22gMary Magdal.neck8 3610 5Last quar 22 d.
23aApollinaris, M.neck9 2411 37at 8 evening.22
24 [...]Christiana, M.arms10 1211 15warmth.23
25cS. James.arms11 0Manè.Some drops24
26dAnna.arms11 480 2cool the25
27eSept. Dorm.breast0 360 56air.26
28f [...]0 p. Trin.breast1 241 55wind and27
29gBeatrix, Virg.breast2 122 58rain.28
30aAbdon, &c. M.heart3 0SetNew Moo. 30 d.
31bIgnat. Loyolaheart3 487 A 6at midnight.1

1695 August hath XXXI. days

Months Days.Week Days.
Now ply the Harvest, with the Ant be wise,
That no man may hereafter you despise.
For Nature still at this time hath a care
To fill your Garners for the future year.
Maturis Auguste beas, & fugibus auges.
Moons Age.
Saints Days, &c.The Sign.F. Sea. Lo. Br.Rise & Set.Observations.
1cLammas daybelly4 367 S 27Windy, yet2
2dInvent Steven.belly5 247 Ae 46pleasant3
3eDominic. C.reins6 128 4at the4
4f11 p. Trin.reins7 08 23beginning.5
5gFestum Nivis.reins7 488 47Like to be6
6aTransfig. X.secrets8 369 18thunder,7
7bDonatus, B.secrets9 2410 0First Quar. 7 d.
8cCyriacus, M.thighs10 1210 52at 6 evening.9
9dRomanus, M.thighs11 011 52rain, and10
10eLawrance, D.knees11 48Manè.brisk Winds.11
11f12 p. Trin.knees0 361 1Hail or12
12g☉ in Virgo.legs1 242 19sleet, and13
13aHippolitus, M.legs2 12Rise.rain also,14
14bBertrammus, Mfeet3 06 Ae 34Full Moo. 14 d.
15cAssumpt. B. V.feet3 486 56at 8 morning.16
16dRochus, Mhead4 367 20at the Full17
17eAgapitus, M.head5 247 45Moon.18
18f13 p. Trinity.neck6 128 20warm19
19gSebaldus, M.neck7 08 43weather,20
20aBernard. Ab.neck7 489 20gentler21
21bAthanasius, B.arms8 3610 5Last quar. 21 d.
22cTim. &c. M.arms9 2410 58at 11 beforen.23
23dDonatus, B.breast10 1211 56winds now24
24eS. Bartholom.breast11 0Manè.stirring.25
25f14 p. Trin.breast11 480 57Heat seems26
26gZopherin. P.M.heart0 362 0to prevail,27
27aDog-days endheart1 243 6possibly28
28bAugustin. B.C.belly2 124 13thunder29
29cDecol. Jo. Bap.belly3 0SetN. Moon. 29d.
30dFaeliz, &c. M.belly3 486 Ae 16at 3 afternoon.1
31eAdrian, M.reins4 366 40and rain.2

1695 September hath XXX. days

Month days.Week days.
The leaves and branches of the Trees do bow,
And every thing proclaims it Autumn now.
The Farmers busie thrashing out his Sheaf,
As fitting 'tis, when once comes fall o'th' leaf.
Grata jacit pueris September ab arbore poma.
Moons age.
Saints Days, &c.The Signs.F. Sea. Lo. Br.☽ Rise & Set.Observations.
1f1 [...] p. Trin.reins5 247 S 5Cool mornings3
2gAntonius, M.secrets6 127 A 31and nights,4
3aGregory, Ord.secrets7 08 4and small5
4bTran. Cuthber.thighs7 488 47frosts.6
5cVictorin. B.M.thighs8 369 44Windy,7
6dMagnus, Ab.thighs9 2410 50First quar. 6 d.
7eTr. Dunstan.knees10 12Manè.at 1 morning.9
8f26 p. Trin.knees11 480 4overcast,10
9gGorgonius, M.legs0 361 23cloudy,11
10aSilvius, M.legs1 242 45apt for12
11bProtus, &c. M.feet2 123 7rain.13
12cGuido &c. M.feet3 0Ri.Full Moo. 12 d.
13dAmantius, M.head3 45 A 54at 6 evening.15
14eExaltat. X.head4 366 18☉ Libra16
15f15 p. Trin.neck5 146 49Sweet and17
16gCornelius, P.M.neck6 127 26pleasant18
17aLampertus, M.arms7 08 8air.19
18bAmber. week.arms7 488 57Changed20
19cJanuar. &c. M.arms8 369 52for cold21
20dFausta, Virg.breast9 2410 51Last quar 20 d.
21eSt. Matthew.breast10 1211 54at 6 morning.23
22f18 p. Trin.heart11 0Manè.rain and24
23gTecla, Virg.heart11 481 2winds.25
24aAndrochius, M.heart0 362 14Pretty fair26
25bTheodo. &c. M.belly1 243 19again.27
26cCyprian &c. M.belly2 124 25Now at the28
27dCos. & Dam. M.reins3 0Set.new Moon29
28eWenceslaus, M.reins3 435 A 14New Moo. 28 d.
29fS. [...]secrets4 365 39at 6 morning.1
3 [...]gHierom, P.D.secrets5 246 12expect rain.2

[...]695 October hath XXXI. days.

Months dayes.Week dayes.
To sow your Winter grain time doth require:
Set and remove young Trees, if you desire
The Plumb, the Pear, the Apple, and the Bay:
'Tis best of all, while Luna's new: They say.
October sapidis Bacchi nos perluit undis
Moons age.
Saints Days, &c.The Sign.F. Sea. Lo. Br.Rise & Set.Observations.
1aRemigius, B.secrets6 126 S 55Apt to be3
2bLeodegar, M.thighs7 07 A 27frosty.4
3cSimplicius M.thighs7 488 50yet fair.5
4dFranciscus, C.knees8 3010 2Winds6
5eApollonius.knees9 2411 19First quar. 5 d.
6f20 past Trin.legs10 12Maneat 10 morning.8
7gMarcus, P. M.legs11 00 40now begins9
8aPelagla, Virg.feet11 482 1to rise.10
9bDionysius. Ab.feet0 363 22Now prepare11
10cPaulinus, B.head1 244 42to meet12
11dNichasius, M.head2 12Riseblustring13
12e☉ In Scorpioneck3 04 A 55Fu. Moon 12 d.
13f21 p. Trinneck3 485 29at 5 morning.15
14gCasixtus, P. M.neck4 366 8rainy16
15aWolfragan. M.arms5 246 54weather,17
16bMartinian, M.arms6 127 47several18
17cFlorentius, M.breast7 08 45daies.19
18dS. Luke.breast7 489 47Pleasant20
19ePtolomaeus.heart8 3410 53frosty again.21
20f22 p. Trin.heart9 24ManèLast quar 20d.
21gUrsula, &c. M.heart10 120 1at 1 morning.23
22aSeverus, M.belly11 01 7Cloudy24
23bTerm beginbelly11 482 15misty and25
24cMaglorius, B.reins0 383 23misling skie.26
25dChrysanth. M.reins1 244 32gentle27
26eAmandus.reins2 125 44winds28
27f [...]. p. Trin.secrets3 0SetN. Moon 27 d. [...]
28gS. Sim. & Jude.secrets3 484 A 57at 7 at night.1
29aNarcissus, M.thighs4 365 44bringing2
30bAgelnoth. B.thighs5 246 43shewers at3
31cFoilan, B. M.knees6 127 53new Moon.4

1695 November hath XXX. days.

Month days.Week day:s
The Winds and Rivers both begin to rise,
And maulting is Agricola's best prize.
This is a Moneth bids sick men careful be;
Good drink, good diet makes diseases flee,
Glandibus & pingues porcos facis ipse November.
Moons age.
Saints Dayes, &c.The Sign.F. Sea. Lo. Br.Rise & Set.Observations.
1dAll Saints.knees7 09 S 8Cool air in­clined to5
2eAll Soulslegs7 4810 A 276
3f24 p. Trinitylegs8 3611 47First quar. 3 d.
4gAgricola, M.feet9 24Manè.at 5 afternoon.8
5aPowder Plot.feet10 121 5rain9
6bSeverus, B. M.head11 482 23hail,10
7cWilli brod. B.head0 363 40and frosts,11
8dClaudius, Abbhead1 245 55and brisk12
9eTheodorus, M.neck2 126 9winds.13
10f25 p. Trin.neck3 0Ri.Full Moon. Ecl.
11gMartin, Bish.arms3 484 A 4310 d. at 8 at nig.15
12aMartin, P. M.arms4 365 34 [...] in Sagitary16
13bDabritius, B.breast5 246 31Cold somewhat17
14cLaurentius, B.breast6 127 32remitted.18
15dMachutus, B.breast7 08 36fair and19
16eEdmund. K.M.heart7 489 41frosti.20
17f26 p. Trinheart8 3610 46some wet.21
18gFulco Conf.belly9 2411 51Last quar. 18 d. [...]
19aElizab. Regina.belly10 12Manè.at 9 at Night.23
20bAgapitus, M.belly11 00 58A winds,24
21cOblat. Virg. M.reins11 482 5and sometimes25
22dCecilia, V. M.reins0 363 15foggy26
23eClement. P. M.secrets1 244 26cold air.27
24f27 p. Trin.seerets2 125 40The new28
25gKatherine, V. Mthighs3 0SetsMoon brings29
26aLinus, Bish.thighs3 484 A 20N. Moon & ☉ [...]
27bOda, Virgin.knees4 365 28Eclipsed [...]1
28cTerm Ends.knees5 246 4426 d. at 7 mor.2
29dSaturnin. M.legs6 128 5winds and3
30eSt. Andrew.legs7 09 25rain.4

[...]695 December hath XXXI. days.

Month days.Week days.
Thus years revolve, and every thing doth turn
In order; till we sleep within the Ʋrn
Of pale Oblivion. To th' Center all things tend.
Poor Almanack's! as greater things must end.
Otia ruricolis praestat jucunda December.
Moons age.
Saints Days, &c.The Sign.F. Sea Lo. Br.Rise & Set.Observations.
1fS. Advent.feet7 4810 S 24Frosty air5
2gBibiana, V.feet8 36Manè.First q [...] 2d.
3aCassianus, M.feet9 240 1at 1 morning.7
4bBarbara, V.head10 121 17about these8
5cEanfleda, Qu:head11 02 31dayes.9
6dNicolaus, B. C.neck11 483 43Winds and10
7eAmbrose, B. D.neck0 364 53rain11
8f [...] S. Advent.arms1 246 0stirring at12
9gJoachimus, M.arms2 127 1full Morn.13
10aEulatia, M.arms3 0rise [...] Moon 10 d.
11bDamasus, P.M.breast3 485 A 8 [...] Capricorn15
12cElfred, V.breast4 366 11at 1 afternoon.16
13dLucia, Virg.heart5 247 15somewhat17
14eNicasius, M.heart6 128 20cleering18
15f3 S. Advent.heart7 09 25again:19
16gColmannus, M.belly7 4810 30with frosty20
17aLazarus.belly8 3611 36air. &c.21
18bEmber-week.reins9 24Manè.Last quar 18 d.
19cMemthius, M.reins10 120 43at 5 afternoon.23
20dJulius, M.secrets11 01 53cloudy;24
21eSt. Thomas.secrets11 483 4overcast,25
22f4. S. Advent.secrets0 364 14cleering.26
23gVictoria, Virg.thighs1 246 24Heavy air,27
24aIgnatius, M.thighs2 126 31now expect28
25bChristmass.knees3 0setsNew Moo. 25d.
26cS. Stevenknees3 485 A 26at 8 at night.1
27dS. Johnlegs4 366 49rain, snow,2
28eInnocents.legs5 248 10frosts, and3
29fTho. Cantuar.feet6 129 29right4
30gRadulph. Abb.feet7 010 43winterly5
31aSilvester, P. M.feet7 4812 5weather.6

The Moon's Dominion over the several Parts of Man's Body, as she passeth the Twelve ZODIACAL CONSTELLATIONS.

[illustration showing the association of different parts of the body with the signs of the zodiac.]
A DISTICH on the Twelve Signs, and their several Significations.
Head♈, Throat♉, Arms♊, Breast♋, Belly♌, Reins♍ do greet♎:
The Secrets♏, Thighs♐, Knees♑, Legs♒, and th' Active Feet♓.
The Characters of the Seven Planets.
♄ Saturn.☉ The Sun.☽ The Moon.
♃ Jupiter.♀ Venus.☊ Dragons Head.
♂ Mars.☿ Mercury.☋ Dragons Tail.

The Characters of the five Aspects.
☌ Conjunction.☍ Opposition.△ Trine.
⚹ Sextile.□ Quadrate.
The Great CREATOR under every Sign
Engraven hath s [...]me Mystery Divine,
Sapiens Dominabitur Astris.
[...]

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