Casebooks

Further notes on the stars and the polity.

Further notes by Lilly on what the stars show will happen to the king and the people generally.

More rather general notes by Lilly on events to come.

Further notes on prospects for the commonality of England, ‘his Ma^te and people’.

How thou shalt knowe if a quest. be moved for the sicke where thou shalt cure Him or noe.

Of cōpounding thy medsons as well in surg. as in phisick

Who so is prisoned the ☾ being

An explanation by Lilly of constellations, the zodiac, and the sun’s movement through them/it.

Who shal di firste of the mother and her Children. And firste of the mother and her daughters

Further notes on mothers’ and daughters’ names.

Further notes on mothers’ and daughters’ names.

De temporibus

Calculum Ephemerides, ad veram eclipticam mobilem octaue sphere, sive octaui orbis reducere. Can. 1.

‘The Natiuity of Io: Stansbey Astrologically handled:’. Inside the (rather elaborately drawn) chart it says: ‘Iohn Stansbey borne 1628 ♄. 7. March: 4^h: 30^m P M Lattitude 53 hor: ast: ☉.’ This is followed by ‘A table whereby to Collect testimonies and Iudge of the temperament of y^e Natiue’. As we find out later in the volume, this is Stansbey’s own hand.

Further very extensive details of John Stansbey’s nativity.

Astrological speculum for the nativity.

Two further tables relating to the nativity.

Further notes on the nativity.

Tables and further notes on the nativity.

A natal chart matching the date and time of the one on p. 1.