Co-significator - Any planet which is naturally associated with another in the rulership of a faculty or matter under consideration.
The Moon, co-significator of the illness, applies to an opposition of Mars in the 8th house, which signifies the high temperature associated with the condition. To quote Lilly: ...
Lilly advises us to look to see if the ruler of the 1st who represents the querent (person asking the question) or the Moon, who is also the co-significator of the querent or Venus or Jupiter are applying to an aspect of the 2nd ruler or in the 2nd ...
The Moon is usually the querent's co-significator, but not always, and where you find that the Moon represents the quesited because Cancer is on that cusp, take care.
In the horary chart the Moon (her co-significator) is shown void-of-course in Pisces, separating from a trine with Jupiter (the greater benefic), ruler of the 2nd house (money, possessions) and making no further aspects in its current sign.
The Moon - as it shows by its movement the making of aspects to the planets and therefore what is happening or about to happen. The Moon is also co-significator of the querent in horary except when it is on the cusp of the house of the quesited, i.e.
These are planets and Signs having a kind of rotary signification: thus Aries is a co-significator of all Ascendants, because though it is not the Sign ascending it is the first Sign of the Zodiac, as the Ascendant is the First House in the world.
 See also: House, Moon, Significator, Astrologer, Jupiter
  
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