The 360 symbolic degrees of the zodiac
One image and one meaning for every degree, in the English text of 1879.
The “21st degree” of a sign runs from 20°00′ to 20°59′. The meanings are those of a fifteenth-century text, often blunt and sometimes crude: they gloss an image and foretell no event. The six degrees tagged “Magus rule” are the ones the rule uses. Where this text comes from.
Aries · Taurus · Gemini · Cancer · Leo · Virgo · Libra · Scorpio · Sagittarius · Capricorn · Aquarius · Pisces
Aries
| Degree | Image | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | A man holding a sickle in his right hand, and in his left hand an engine of war. | A man then born, or querent, shall be laborious, and much exercised in warlike affairs. |
| 2nd | A man having a head like a dog, stretching out his right hand towards the skies, and holding a staff in his left hand. | It denotes the man born under that degree, will be a litigious and troublesome person, and envious as a dog. |
| 3rd | A handsome person stretching forth his right hand, as if he was showing the various things of the world, and applying his left hand to a girdle about him. | It signifies a peaceable quiet person. |
| 4th | A man with a curled head of hair, holding a hawk in his right hand, and a whip in his left hand. | The person signified by this ascension is seldom rich, but a spender of his estate, consuming all he hath in his age. |
| 5th | Two men, one holding in his hand an axe cleaving wood; the other holding a sceptre in his right hand. | It signifies a person that will be a provident housekeeper, and provide for his family. |
| 6th | A king crowned, holding a globe in his right hand; and a sceptre in the left. | The person under this ascension will exceed all his kindred and acquaintance in greatness. |
| 7th | A man armed all over, holding a dart in his right hand. | It denotes a wary careful person, a preserver of himself. |
| 8th | A man having his head covered with a helmet, and nowhere else armed, holding in his right hand a cross-bow. | Under this degree are signified quarrelsome contentious persons and murderers. |
| 9th | A man bare-headed, well clothed over his body with a gown, holding a sword in his left hand, with the point downwards. | It signifies talkative persons, full of words, and of wonderful spirit. |
| 10th | A man bare-headed, but clothed over his body, piercing a bear through with a spear. | It signifies a forester or hunter. |
| 11th | A woman standing, holding a distaff in her hand. | It signifies a person’s loving friendship and hospitality. |
| 12th | An eagle, spreading out her wings over her young ones sitting under her. | It denotes ambitious persons, proud, covetous of applause, and aspiring to be exalted to dignity. |
| 13th | A subtile person, with his right hand holding a goat by the horns. | The person under this degree will be wonderfully famous. |
| 14th | A captive man, standing upright between two pillars, having his arms bound with two chains. | It denotes persons much subject to imprisonment. |
| 15th | A man bare-headed, his arms stretched out, and clothed with a habergeon. | It signifies thieves, wretchless, lewd and wicked persons. |
| 16th | A man labouring with a dung-fork; or sometimes a man pouring water out of a pitcher. | It denotes a fisherman, or a labourer. |
| 17th | A man standing idle, clothed in fine silk. | It represents fine, delicate persons. |
| 18th | A woman sitting in a chair, holding up her right hand. | It denotes a man loving peace and quietness. |
| 19th | A man clothed with an habergeon, standing and showing treasure and money with his hands. | Denotes a thief; wicked, debauched person is signified by this degree. |
| 20th | A man with a helmet on his head, and an ostrich feather in his hat, riding upon a bull, leading a horse with his left hand. | The person under this degree will be malicious. |
| 21st | A dog sitting and turning his face towards a lion. | It signifies a faithful companion. |
| 22nd | A bear, sitting and holding a great beam in his mouth. | The man will be a wicked person that is signified by it. |
| 23rd | Six serpents, three of them fighting against the other three. | The persons under this degree will have many enemies. |
| 24th | A naked woman covering her secret parts with her left hand, and holding up her right hand. | If the native be a woman, she will be desirous of a man; if a man, much given to women. |
| 25th | A man with curled locks, riding upon a ram, holding him by the horns. | It signifies a citizen covetous to bear rule. |
| 26th | Two Suns, the one shining against the other. | Denotes a man bearing rule, and keeping his power hereby. |
| 27th | A great dragon lying upon the earth. | It signifies a person to be potent in old age. |
| 28th | A woman standing upright, being well clothed. | It denotes a pleasant peaceable person. |
| 29th | A man holding a saw in his right hand. | A laborious person nourishing himself and his wife by his labour, it signifies hereby. |
| 30th | An austere woman, leading a saddle-horse in her right hand. | The person under this degree will be high-minded, ambitious to bear rule over others. |
Taurus
| Degree | Image | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | A man leading a bull to the slaughter, holding a staff in his hand. | It signifies a hangman. |
| 2nd | A woman holding a horse-tail in her hand. | It denotes an idle person. |
| 3rd | An old woman naked, covering her pudenda with her left hand. | It signifies a woman desirous of a man in her old age, and to continue young. |
| 4th | A woman holding a whip in her right hand. | It denotes a hasty angry person, and malicious. |
| 5th | A bull sitting in a chaldron. | By this ascension are signified men loving hospitality, good housekeepers. |
| 6th | A man having three heads, and pointing to the ground with his right hand. | It signifies a prudent, wise, and illustrious person. |
| 7th | A beautiful woman standing naked. | It signifies a person of a proud mind. |
| 8th | A sorrowful woman sitting upon a footstool. | It signifies a person of low, humble, dejected spirit. |
| 9th | A man holding a whip in his hand, feeding sheep and goats in a field. | The person under this degree will be a neatherd or shepherd. |
| 10th | Two men standing, with a dog playing between them. | It signifies an idle person, much addicted to venerous acts. |
| 11th | A crow standing on the ground, and picking off his feathers. | It denotes a covetous person. |
| 12th | Two women standing hand in hand. | It imports a benevolent well-minded person. |
| 13th | Two women with staves, smiting and striking one another. | It denotes a troublesome, contentious, wrangling person. |
| 14th | A man holding a staff in his hand. | It denotes one peaceable, an appeaser of quarrels, or one restraining and bridling the contentious. |
| 15th | Seven fowls flying in the air. | It signifies an unstable, wavering-minded man. |
| 16th | A man riding on an ass. | It denotes a sluggard, a man slow and tedious in all his actions. |
| 17th | A bull bound by the middle to a tree. | It signifies a man much over-laden with daily labour. |
| 18th | Two bulls fighting one against the other. | It denotes a raging furious person. |
| 19th | A woman pouring water out of one pot into another. | It signifies a smooth-tongued person. |
| 20th | Two dogs a-fighting. | It denotes an envious person, and also wicked. |
| 21st | A bear looking down backwards. | It denotes a wicked, malicious and wrathful person. |
| 22nd | Three men holding one another by the hands. | The person signified hereby will be a lover of peace and friendship. |
| 23rd | A man falling backwards to the earth. | It signifies a man unfortunate in all things. |
| 24th | A crooked man holding himself up on his staff. | It denotes a person weak and feeble in his actions. |
| 25th | A man standing upright, and holding a staff in his hand. | It signifies a valiant man, strong and powerful in his deeds. |
| 26th | A man standing, showing his hand. | It denotes a peaceable person, or a peacemaker is hereby signified. |
| 27th Magus rule | The similitude of a field of wheat, or corn standing uncut. | This ascension denotes a gatherer together and heaper up of riches. |
| 28th | A woman leading a horse by the bridle. | It denotes a person desirous to rule over others. |
| 29th | A woman leading an ass with a bridle, or otherwise a woman leading a he-goat by the horns. | Hereby is signified a woman that rules over her husband and family. |
| 30th | A fair beautiful building. | Hereby is signified a person delighting to do pleasant and delectable deeds. |
Gemini
| Degree | Image | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | Two men sitting on the ground, holding one another by the hands. | It signifies a joyful merry man. |
| 2nd | One man girt with a sword, leading two other naked men bound. | The person hereby signified, will be a jailor or a thief-taker. |
| 3rd | A man singing, and playing on a lute. | It denotes a man causing joy to others. |
| 4th | A man leading his wife by the hand. | It signifies one keeping good hospitality and entertainment for others. |
| 5th | A man holding a cross-bow in his left hand, and a girdle in his right. | It signifies a man preparing for war. |
| 6th | A man holding a balance in his right hand. | It signifies a merchant or a dealer. |
| 7th | Two brides hand in hand. | It denotes a person employed in nuptial affairs. |
| 8th | A smith smiting on iron, and a woman standing by idle. | It signifies a person shunning labour, and loving idleness. |
| 9th | A king sitting on a throne, having a globe in his right hand, and a sceptre in his left hand. | Signifying a man shall have great power and authority that is born under this degree, as may also a querent be. |
| 10th | A man lifting up another man from the ground. | It signifies a person composing differences friendly amongst others. |
| 11th | An eagle fluttering with her wings over three of her young ones. | The person will be a sooth sayer, or conjurer, that is signified hereby. |
| 12th | Two women standing weeping. | It signifies a sorrowful person. |
| 13th | Three crowns standing together on the ground. | It denotes a covetous and envious person. |
| 14th | Two foxes devouring hens. | The person under this degree will be a glutton and a covetous person. |
| 15th | A man having three heads. | It signifies one of good understanding. |
| 16th | A bridge beside the water. | It signifies a man labouring without profit. |
| 17th | A man without hands, and idle. | It signifies an unprofitable person in a mean condition. |
| 18th | A fox running swiftly. | It denotes a laborious person. |
| 19th | A poor man carrying a staff on his shoulder. | It signifies the person will be a traveller, a foot-post. |
| 20th | Three snakes lying on the ground. | The person under this degree will be wise and of good understanding. |
| 21st | A man sitting on horseback. | It signifies a client, or one retaining another to have his defence. |
| 22nd | Two birds chattering together. | It signifies a fowler. |
| 23rd | A decrepid old man leaning on a staff. | It demonstrates a poor, miserable, idle person. |
| 24th | Two women sitting at play together. | It represents one given to mirth and jollity. |
| 25th | A man holding a book open in his hand. | It denotes a studious person. |
| 26th | Two dogs fighting. | It represents a quarrelsome litigious person. |
| 27th | A woman standing idle, and weeping. | It denotes an idle vagabond given to theft. |
| 28th | Two bulls, one greater than the other. | A laborious man is hereby represented. |
| 29th | Three dogs, two running one way together, and the other the contrary way. | The man or person thereby signified, will be a huntsman to some nobleman. |
| 30th | Two men, each of them leading a hound in chains. | It signifies a huntsman of a king or a prince. |
Cancer
| Degree | Image | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | A man and a woman holding one another by the hands and rejoicing. | It signifies an amiable person given to mirth. |
| 2nd | Two women standing idle like two turrets. | The person signified by this ascension will be idle and careless of any business. |
| 3rd | Two women sitting, and two men standing before them. | It denotes a serving man, one waiting upon another’s pleasure. |
| 4th | A maid standing idle expecting a man. | It represents a libidinous person full of lustful thoughts. |
| 5th | A woman standing expecting a man. | It denotes a luxurious person. |
| 6th | A man holding a goat in a brass-pot. | It signifies a fool or idiot. |
| 7th | A man leading a goat with a girdle about his horns. | It denotes a hangman or murderer. |
| 8th | A house, and a woman standing, as it were absconding herself behind it. | It signifies a lazy, slow and lascivious person. |
| 9th | A woman holding a distaff in her right hand. | It imports a laborious person for little profit. |
| 10th | A man holding a chest in his right hand. | It denotes also a laborious and covetous person. |
| 11th | A ship standing in the water. | It represents a fisherman, or one that gets his living by the water. |
| 12th | A man carrying the skin of a beast on his shoulders. | A cobbler or currier, or such handicraft, is hereby signified. |
| 13th | A boy sitting holding a book open, with a pen in his hand. | It represents a studious person. |
| 14th | A lamb having a crown of gold on his head. | It signifies a goldsmith, or a man that works in gold. |
| 15th | A house, and a mouse lying in her nest under the roof thereof. | It signifies a man desirous to keep home. |
| 16th | A bird holding a serpent under her feet. | It imports a man accounting himself noble. |
| 17th | A woman standing idle. | It signifies a sluggish, slothful person. |
| 18th | Two women sitting at play at tables. | It signifies a joyful, merry person, as also loving too free. |
| 19th | A man having a spear in his right hand and a pipe in his left. | It signifies a stage-player, or a gamester it represents. |
| 20th | A dog sitting in a chariot. | It signifies a slothful person. |
| 21st | A chariot standing empty. | It denotes a person given over to vanity. |
| 22nd | A man standing idle. | It signifies a lazy, ill-natured fellow. |
| 23rd | A running water. | An unstable, inconstant person is signified. |
| 24th | Two horses, one leaping upon the other’s back. | It represents a man of aspiring thoughts, coveting dignities and authority over others. |
| 25th | A horse running in a field. | It signifies an unstable person. |
| 26th | A water springing out of mountains. | It signifies a moveable, unstable man, or never fixed. |
| 27th | A horse bridled. | It signifies a man in bondage and servitude. |
| 28th | Two men sitting under a tree. | It denotes an idle person. |
| 29th | A man hanging on the gallows. | It plainly signifies a thief. |
| 30th | A ship sailing on the water. | It denotes a sailor or mariner. |
Leo
| Degree | Image | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | A man holding a lion's head in his hand. | It signifies a valiant and courageous man. |
| 2nd | A ship, one side thereof inclining towards the waters. | It denotes the person will be unfortunate in the waters. |
| 3rd | A man ascends sitting mourning upon a footstool. | It signifies a sorrowful person. |
| 4th | A fish swimming in the water. | A prudent and crafty person is hereby signified, affected of great men. |
| 5th | A serpent lying ramping upon the ground. | It signifies an envious, malicious, treacherous man. |
| 6th | A man holding a sword drawn in his right hand. | A litigious person, desirous to resist others, is signified hereby. |
| 7th | A man riding upon a lion. | A valiant man, strong and wise, is by this denoted. |
| 8th Magus rule | A fire flaming. | It signifies a labourer with fire. |
| 9th | A man well clothed and adorned. | It signifies a proud ambitious man. |
| 10th | Death standing with a scythe in his hands. | It plainly denotes a villain and a murderer. |
| 11th | A woman standing and showing her naked belly. | It denotes an impudent, immodest person. |
| 12th | A beautiful woman well adorned. | It signifies a chaste and modest person. |
| 13th | A bull feeding in pasture. | It signifies a man constant and stable in his deeds. |
| 14th | A man standing idle. | It denotes a loiterer. |
| 15th | A dog or lion lying couched in the grass. | It signifies a valiant man, without fear. |
| 16th | A bridled ass. | It signifies a dull person, also ignorant. |
| 17th | A camel standing. | The person hereby signified will be full of spirit. |
| 18th | A key of a chamber. | It signifies a man of great imports or truth. |
| 19th | A man leading a horse by the bridle. | It signifies a client, or one pertaining to a nobleman. |
| 20th | A man holding a roll of paper in his hands. | A messenger or carrier it signifies. |
| 21st | A man holding a key in his hand. | It signifies a keeper of good hospitality. |
| 22nd | A man lying as if he was dead. | It signifies a weak and feeble person. |
| 23rd | A man having two heads. | It signifies a man of several minds and opinions. |
| 24th | A man holding a lock in his hand. | It signifies a man meditating wisdom. |
| 25th | A man swimming in the water. | It denotes a fisherman or one that is a waterman. |
| 26th | A man working with a dung-fork. | It signifies a labourer or working man. |
| 27th | A man holding a sickle in his right hand. | A laborious person it represents. |
| 28th | Three men sporting all together. | It represents an idle fellow. |
| 29th | A man and woman holding one another by the hands. | An amiable person is hereby signified. |
| 30th | A servant riding on horse-back. | The man by this ascension is signified that he will be a servant unto others. |
Virgo
| Degree | Image | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | A woman adorned, expecting the sight of a man. | It signifies a lover, either man or woman. |
| 2nd | Two women standing idle. | It signifies a vagabond and idle person. |
| 3rd | A man holding a book of accompts in his hand. | It denotes a merchant or an exciseman. |
| 4th | A man at plough with oxen. | It denotes a labourer in the field. |
| 5th | An eagle resting. | It denotes a man living without any labour or work. |
| 6th | A woman well clothed, standing idle. | A very idle person it represents. |
| 7th | A simple woman and idle. | It denotes a sluggish person. |
| 8th | A man sitting under a tree. | It denotes a shepherd or shepherds. |
| 9th | A woman well clothed, with red face, standing idle. | The person hereby signified will be angry, luxurious. |
| 10th | A man well clothed, standing idle, holding an apple in his hand. | It denotes a vagabond or wanderer about. |
| 11th | A white horse bridled, running. | The person hereby signified will be swift a-foot. |
| 12th | A man in red clothes, with a black face. | A wicked person it represents. |
| 13th | Two women gathering roses. | It denotes a merry, jocular person. |
| 14th | An ox standing in pasture. | It denotes a laborious person, and a perfect slave. |
| 15th | Two merry women standing together. | It signifies a merry person without care. |
| 16th | Two dogs running together. | It denotes a huntsman, or one belonging to the game. |
| 17th | A fair castle compassed about with walls. | It denotes a person living in safety. |
| 18th | A tree full of leaves standing in grass. | It denotes the person to be a labourer in woods. |
| 19th | A man sitting as a servant upon a horse. | The person will be a retainer to another. |
| 20th | A bird following a mole or a mouse. | It signifies a person contrary to others. |
| 21st | A man standing and holding gold in his right, and silver in his left hand. | It denotes a very rich person. |
| 22nd | A naked woman carrying a goat and a lamb on her shoulders. | It denotes an immodest person, impudent and whorish. |
| 23rd | A man ascends rowing a boat in the water with an oar. | It denotes a mariner or seaman. |
| 24th | A bird bound by the neck to a post. | It signifies a man who will be restrained and held to hard labour. |
| 25th | A man casting a stone into a ditch. | It signifies a litigious person. |
| 26th | Two men discoursing together. | The person hereby denoted will be well educated. |
| 27th | Two women standing idle. | An idle person is denoted by this degree. |
| 28th | Birds, some flying in the air and some upon the ground. | It signifies a man shall have much rents. |
| 29th | Dew or rain falling on the ground. | The person will be religious, and a good churchman. |
| 30th | A dumb man standing still. | It denotes a fool and an idiot, sometimes a cunning knave. |
Libra
| Degree | Image | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | A man holding in each hand a spear. | The man that has this ascendant will be a warrior. |
| 2nd Magus rule | A clergyman with a pot of incense. | It signifies a religious and faithful person. |
| 3rd | A decrepid man, crooked in his hands, and feet, and legs. | It denotes a miserable, laborious person. |
| 4th | A man at plough with horses. | It denotes a labourer in the fields, in part a slave. |
| 5th | A black bird with a red bill. | It denotes a fat, gross man. |
| 6th | A man drawing a plough himself. | It signifies a man taking a great deal of pains without any sense or reason. |
| 7th | A man holding a gold ring in his right hand. | The person is signified to be a lover, or courteous. |
| 8th | A woman weeping over one that is sick. | It represents a sorrowful man. |
| 9th | A man holding a sword over his head in his right hand. | It signifies a litigious person. |
| 10th | A black bird holding his beak to the ground. | The person is signified to be altogether a sloven. |
| 11th | A man with black hands and face, but white feet. | It denotes an idle, dull, and unstable wavering-minded person. |
| 12th | A woman standing and looking about her. | The person having this ascendant will be a slothful, vagabond person. |
| 13th | A man and a woman going two several ways. | The person having this degree arising, will be contentious, and live divided from others. |
| 14th | A great looking-glass fixed upon a wall. | It denotes a proud person. |
| 15th | Two hearts hanging together. | It signifies a worldling. |
| 16th | A camel running. | It denotes the person to be swift and valiant. |
| 17th | A bird sweetly singing. | It denotes a person full of mirth. |
| 18th | The similitude of a village neatly built. | It signifies a man having dominion in the country. |
| 19th | A fair castle on a mountain. | It denotes a very noble man. |
| 20th | A fair altar beautifully adorned. | It signifies a religious and honest person. |
| 21st | A man riding on an ass or horse. | The man will be a horseman, or groom, and servant. |
| 22nd | Two horses saddled. | It denotes a man coveting much, and enjoying little. |
| 23rd | A physician viewing an urinal through a glass. | It denotes the man to be a physician, who has this degree. |
| 24th | A man in the upper part, and a horse in the lower parts, beating a dragon with a staff. | It denotes a strong person. |
| 25th | A peacock standing on the grass. | It denotes a very proud person. |
| 26th | A man beating a lion with a staff. | It denotes the person to be a conqueror in war. |
| 27th | A shady tree standing in a garden. | It denotes the man to be a gardener. |
| 28th | A man labouring with a spade. | A laborious person it represents. |
| 29th | A woman standing idle. | It signifies an idle person, as also slothful. |
| 30th | A hare running out of a wood. | The man hereby signified will be inconstant and unstable. |
Scorpio
| Degree | Image | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | A man holding a spear in his hand. | It denotes a thief and a wicked fellow. |
| 2nd | A man riding upon an elephant. | It denotes a strong, valiant and unstable person. |
| 3rd | A man standing idle. | It declares the person to be wicked and idle, &c. |
| 4th | A man playing on a harp. | It denotes a jocund or merry person. |
| 5th | A man wanting the lower part of his body. | The person will be imperfect in his deeds. |
| 6th | An ass or horse bridled and saddled, ready for to ride. | It signifies a man producing few things to good effect. |
| 7th | A man sitting, and having a purse of money in his right hand, and in his left a golden cup. | It denotes a rich merchant or dealer. |
| 8th | A great cock standing. | It denotes the man to be a scrivener or student. |
| 9th | A man sitting in a tub. | It denotes one of little wit. |
| 10th | A head with a face much wrinkled. | It signifies a person of strange opinions. |
| 11th | A man holding a scorpion by the neck. | It signifies an envious, deceitful person. |
| 12th | A great serpent with three flies biting of her. | It signifies a wise man, but wicked. |
| 13th | A fair and strong tower. | The person will be a strong labourer. |
| 14th | A well without water. | It signifies a man void of sense, and without wit. |
| 15th | A fair woman standing idle. | It denotes an idle and silly sort of person. |
| 16th | A woman giving alms to a poor man. | It signifies a merciful person. |
| 17th | A wolf running in a field. | It signifies a thief and a murderer. |
| 18th | A house, and a woman hiding herself behind the door. | It denotes a sluggish, idle, careless person. |
| 19th | A dog with a great mouth and ears. | It represents a noble and rich person. |
| 20th | A man sitting on a camel. | It signifies a valiant, courageous man. |
| 21st | A horse standing freely in a field. | It signifies the person shall not be subject to the yoke of others. |
| 22nd | A great flood of water. | An unstable person is hereby denoted. |
| 23rd | Many rivers flowing out of a fountain. | It signifies an unstable, inconstant person. |
| 24th | A woman holding a distaff in her right hand. | It denotes a laborious person. |
| 25th | A wolf carrying a fowl in his mouth. | It signifies a thief and a robber. |
| 26th | A man carrying garments spoiled on his shoulders. | It denotes a destroyer of goods, &c. |
| 27th | Two men speaking together. | It signifies a jocund, sociable person. |
| 28th | A house or a great church. | It denotes a man much given to prayers. |
| 29th | A master sitting with a book open. | It denotes a studious and learned man. |
| 30th | A serpent with a great head. | It denotes a prudent and wise person. |
Sagittarius
| Degree | Image | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | Three men standing without heads. | The person hereby signified will be religious and just. |
| 2nd | A man shooting an arrow out of a crossbow. | It signifies a person always litigious. |
| 3rd | A man sitting on a ram clothed with a flame of fire. | It signifies a litigious and troublesome person. |
| 4th | A man carrying a spear on his shoulder. | It signifies a destroyer, a wasteful person. |
| 5th | An ox with three horns. | It denotes a man of good understanding. |
| 6th | A fair young boy crowned with laurel, and a shepherd’s crook in his right hand. | The person hereby denoted will be a ranger or a shepherd. |
| 7th | A woman standing idle. | The person hereby signified will be an idle person. |
| 8th | Two men playing at dice upon a table. | It denotes a player or gamester. |
| 9th | A great fire of wood burning. | It signifies the person to be a labourer in fiery business. |
| 10th | A portion of gold and silver in the earth. | It signifies a rich and careful person. |
| 11th | An ape sitting upon a wolf. | It signifies a ruler over another man. |
| 12th | A man riding upon a goat. | It denotes a contrarier of other people. |
| 13th | A man having his hands bound behind him. | It signifies a conquered, vanquished man. |
| 14th | A master holding a book open. | The person hereby signified will be learned. |
| 15th | A man walking by a horse saddled. | It denotes a fearful and cowardly person. |
| 16th | Chariot-wheels without the body. | It signifies a person void of reason. |
| 17th | A decrepid person leaning on a staff. | Denotes a man much given to prayer and meditation. |
| 18th Magus rule | A man holding a bird by the tail, and in the other hand a burning torch. | The person signified hereby will be a fowler, or a searcher of secrets. |
| 19th | A house compassed about with burning faggots. | The man hereby, signified will be a labourer, and compassed about with dreads and fears. |
| 20th | Three men walking, leading one another by the arms. | It denotes one merry and sociable. |
| 21st Magus rule | A man standing in the habit of a doctor. | It denotes a wise man. |
| 22nd | Two men piercing one another with their swords. | It signifies a thief and a man-slayer. |
| 23rd | A woman cutting another in the breast with a knife. | It denotes one bloody-minded and a murderer. |
| 24th | A man running himself through with a sword. | It denotes one that is his own enemy only. |
| 25th | A man vomiting upon the ground. | It signifies a drunkard, yet a laborious person. |
| 26th | A man playing with a little staff. | The man will be a stage-player, and a merry one. |
| 27th | A man hanging with his hands on a beam. | It denotes a merry fellow. |
| 28th | A man riding on a camel. | It signifies a valiant and bold person. |
| 29th | A man tumbling himself out of one bed to another. | A childish and foolish person it signifies. |
| 30th | A man holding horse-shoes in his hand. | It signifies a blacksmith. |
Capricorn
| Degree | Image | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | Two men in like form. | It denotes a jocund, amiable person. |
| 2nd | A man carrying a reed on his shoulder. | It denotes a person to be meek, and mild, and just. |
| 3rd | A great serpent. | It denotes a wise and subtle person. |
| 4th | Two rakes in a field. | It denotes a clown, wildish sort of person. |
| 5th | Two great gates open. | It denotes a person given to charity and good deeds. |
| 6th | A man carrying two dogs on his shoulders. | It signifies a litigious, troublesome person. |
| 7th | A man standing between two women. | The person denoted by this degree will be very merry. |
| 8th | A man holding a bird. | It signifies a fowler or a hunter. |
| 9th | A man falling on the ground. | It denotes a feeble and weak person. |
| 10th | A man with a lapwing on each hand. | The same denotes a hunter or a fowler. |
| 11th | A king crowned, receiving letters from a messenger. | The person hereby denoted will be an ambassador or a prince. |
| 12th | A man running fast. | It denotes a swift person or messenger. |
| 13th | A man carrying a goat-skin on his shoulders. | It denotes a hangman or a barbarous person. |
| 14th | A hand holding a spear. | It imports a litigious, troublesome person. |
| 15th | A man bending his knees. | It denotes a very noble man that hath this degree. |
| 16th | A man riding an unbridled horse. | It denotes a man without power. |
| 17th | A man with a dog’s head. | It denotes a man full of strife. |
| 18th | A man divided in one half. | It denotes a foolish, childish person. |
| 19th | A man having four legs standing idle. | It signifies a man playing or resting when he should be at work. |
| 20th | An ape looking on himself in a glass. | It denotes a most proud, ambitious person. |
| 21st Magus rule | A man with a book open in his hand. | It signifies a high learned man. |
| 22nd | A man digging the ground with a spade. | It denotes a labourer or hard working man. |
| 23rd | A man leading a woman by the hand. | It signifies a lover, or a courtier of women. |
| 24th | A cooper working on a cask. | It denotes an artificer, or an ingenious person. |
| 25th | A man with a hawk in his hand. | It denotes a nobleman, but very covetous. |
| 26th | A fair grove of trees most fine and green. | It denotes a person to be delighted in woods. |
| 27th | A man lying on the grass. | It signifies a weak and feeble person. |
| 28th | A man carrying earth on his head. | It denotes a rich man, but crafty and covetous. |
| 29th | A fair woman sitting on a stool. | It denotes a person full of jollity and mirth. |
| 30th | The tail of a fish. | It denotes a man imperfect in his deeds, and false to his promises. |
Aquarius
| Degree | Image | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | A man holding in each hand a bird. | It denotes a fowler, or a busy fellow. |
| 2nd | A man holding both his hands upon his head. | It signifies a sorrowful person. |
| 3rd | A man holding one hand upon his head. | It denotes a man full of grief. |
| 4th | A man riding on his treasure. | It denotes a merchant or a dealer (may be in the South Sea). |
| 5th | A woman going before, and a man following her. | It denotes a solicitous person, or a whore-master. |
| 6th | A man playing with a staff. | It denotes a merry person. |
| 7th | A sword drawn, lying on the ground. | It denotes a soldier or warlike person. |
| 8th | A man holding a chain in his hand. | It signifies a man not enjoying himself. |
| 9th | One man lifting up another from the ground. | It denotes an idle and lazy person. |
| 10th | A man standing without a head. | It represents a man without any power. |
| 11th | An armed man without a head. | It denotes a nobleman without power. |
| 12th | An armed man smiting down a king. | The man hereby signified will be a ruler over a king (that is not right for a subject to do so). |
| 13th | A troop of horsemen armed. | It denotes a litigious person, and a robber. |
| 14th | A man holding a boot in his hand. | It represents a sorrowful person (more like a horseman). |
| 15th | Two men riding on an unicorn. | It denotes a most fierce and bold person. |
| 16th | A man holding fire in his hand. | The person hereby signified will be a labourer with fire. |
| 17th | A woman lying sick in bed. | An infirm and idle person it represents. |
| 18th | A great owl standing still. | It denotes an envious and jealous person. |
| 19th | A man holding another’s head in his hand. | It denotes a person having power and authority. |
| 20th | A lame woman leaning on a staff. | It signifies a weak and feeble person. |
| 21st | A man clothed, lying on his back on the ground. | It denotes a very feeble and wearied person. |
| 22nd | A man cutting off another’s hands and feet with a hatchet. | It denotes a wicked and malicious person. |
| 23rd | Two dogs running together. | It signifies a man given to sport or gaming. |
| 24th | A man weeping, holding his hand on his head. | It denotes a person always sorrowful. |
| 25th | One carrying a great spear. | It denotes a person to be a thief or wicked person. |
| 26th | Water flowing out of a great mountain. | It signifies an unstable, unsettled person. |
| 27th | A house compassed about with a strong wall. | It denotes the person to be safe in his deeds. |
| 28th | A man drinking out of a vessel. | It declares a joyful and merry person (more like a drunkard). |
| 29th | A man sitting on horseback, holding a sword drawn in his hand. | It signifies a warrior and a fornicator. |
| 30th | A king crowned, sitting on a throne. | It denotes a man living at peace and concord amongst his neighbours. |
Pisces
| Degree | Image | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 1st | Two men with one head joined together. | It signifies a troublesome, and inconstant person. |
| 2nd | A man sitting on the earth. | It denotes a clown. |
| 3rd | A man eating a roll of bread. | The person signified will be a baker. |
| 4th | An unicorn lying on his back. | It denotes a person without any power. |
| 5th | Two maids standing together. | It signifies a merry person. |
| 6th | A great bird feeding on the ground. | It denotes a rash, covetous person. |
| 7th | A man holding in each hand a bell. | It denotes a sexton, or a keeper of a church. |
| 8th | A man sitting in a tub with a brush in his hand. | It denotes a maker of baths, or a scowerer. |
| 9th | A pilgrim walking. | It denotes a religious person. |
| 10th | A man beating in a mortar. | It denotes a laborious person, and for little profit. |
| 11th | A man walking with a staff under his arm. | It denotes a vagabond and an idle person. |
| 12th | A young man looking behind him, with a fierce countenance. | It denotes a timorous and malicious person. |
| 13th | A man and a woman riding on horseback. | It denotes and signifies a very idle person. |
| 14th | A man cutting wood. | The person will be a labourer in wood. |
| 15th | A man with a knife drawn in his hand. | It denotes a man preparing himself to strife. |
| 16th | A man holding a cock in his hand. | It signifies a nobleman that hath this degree. |
| 17th | A man drowning himself in the water (I don’t suppose to be in the fire). | It denotes a senseless, foolish person. |
| 18th | Two horsemen a-fighting. | It signifies a troublesome, litigious person. |
| 19th | A man piercing himself through with a sword. | The person hereby denoted, will be the cause of his own death. |
| 20th | A moon shining in the night. | An unstable, inconstant person is hereby signified. |
| 21st | Two men stabbing one another. | It denotes a murderer, or a slayer. |
| 22nd | A woman swimming in a boat. | It denotes an inconstant person. |
| 23rd | A woman having her garment rent. | It denotes an immodest person, and a whoremonger. |
| 24th | A man and a woman lying in a bed together. | It denotes a lascivious, unsatisfied person. |
| 25th | A man casting a stone into a ditch. | It denotes a troublesome, knavish person. |
| 26th | A woman cutting off a man’s head with an axe when he lies asleep. | It signifies a man-slayer, a wicked, and undaunted man. |
| 27th | A woman standing naked pissing. | An immodest person is hereby signified. |
| 28th | A man walking by a horse, holding in one hand a bird, and in the other hand a serpent. | It denotes a person of great understanding, of both good and bad. |
| 29th | A great fish out of the water. | It denotes a person to be in the power of others. |
| 30th | A woman looking on herself in a looking-glass. | It denotes a proud and unchaste person. |