The aphorisms that follow detail Lilly's main considerations for dealing with pregnancy charts. Most of them rest upon the condition of the 5th house, the traditional house of pregnancy and children.
Aphorisms on astrology from the book "Seven segments" of the Medieval astrologer Cardan
Principles of astrology ...
Aphorism: A short, pithy statement of a truth, presumably based on experience; the dictum of a wise man. Applied in Astrology to consciderations involved in the summing-up or synthesis of the various testimonies contained in the Figure.
Aphorisms of Yoga. A treatise on Yoga usually associated with Patanjali. It contains four sections, viz., (i) Samadhi (meditation), (ii) Sadhana (practice), (iii) Bibhuti (accomplishments), and (iv) Kaivalya (liberation).
The Aphorisms of Yôga by Bhagwān Shree Patanjali, (London: Faber and Faber, 1938) (YL 1535)
An Indian Monk: His life and adventures (London: Macmillan, 1932) (YL 2035)
Pythagoras ...
ANYARA - aphorisms in the light of astrology- Wise, witty and inspiring quotations identified by the Zodiac sign of the author.
AstroInfo - Astrological articles and readings ...
Take a look at some of the ancient or medieval material-Vettius Valens, Ptolemy, Ramon Lull, Guido Bonatti, to name a few-and you will find a great wealth of examples in the form of aphorisms, ...
According to The Aphorisms of Cardan, "changes of the Absides of the Planets cause mutations in governments and laws, which is a point very much to be regarded".
Perhaps my favorite part of Mikropanastron is Partridge's extensive listing of aphorisms, short explanatory sayings, that were a favorite of our illustrious predecessors.
The aphorism, "Pull weeds early" describes a major purpose of astrology. Another quote from India states, "If you want to get rid of a snake, get rid of it when it is really small".
In the literature of Horary Astrology and Elections are to be found many aphorisms relating to the subject, for which reference may be had to the works of Ptolemy, Guido Bonatus, Cardan, William Lilly, A. J. Pearse and Dr.
Nick Campion: So, if a transit is a signature, then that reminds me of the astrological aphorism, one popular with Charles Carter: "The stars do not compel, they incline." Geoffrey Cornelius added: "They don't incline or compel, they signify.
Kalpa is the science of performing sacrifices, composed in the form of aphorisms. There are four Kalpas: Shrauta Sutras, Grihya Sutras, Dharma Sutras and Sulba Sutras. These Sutras guided the sages in their lifestyles and activities.
Above all things, let the Artist rather judge by the strength of his reason, guided by Art, upon the Configurations of the Planets, than by ill digested Aphorisms laid down by some Authors, which if not judiciously applied in Judgments, ...
That would not only help give him the status he craves, but also reassure him about his security fears. "Just because you're paranoid doesn't mean they're not out to get you, as the aphorism goes," said Dr Post. "Kim's priority is to stay in power." ...
I challenge you to an open and sustained dialogue on the subject of astrology and offer this AdZe Aphorism -- "Sun sign astrology is to serious astrological study as Da Da Da Dum is to Beethoven's 5th symphony." ...
far more important that the horoscopes are "compatible" according to the wishes, beliefs and needs of the two people, (as shown by their individual charts), than that they are "compatible" according to some abstract theory, or collection of aphorisms.
 See also: Planet, Astrologer, Astrology, Sun, Moon
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