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The motion of the North Node is 46 min. whom you must carefully observe, for he sometimes moves forward in the sign, sometimes backward, which you may easily perceive by the Ephemeris, without further instruction.

How to find the quantity of the hourly motion of

any Planet by the Table following.

In every Figure you set, the place of the Planets ought to be rectified to the hour of the setting the Figure, especially the place of the Moon, because of her swift motion; in the Planets you need not be scrupulous, but take whole degrees without sensible error, or indeed any at all: this I mean in Questions; but in Nativities, you are to have the places of them exactly to degrees and minutes; and above all, the motion of the Sun to minutes and seconds, because by his motion we set the yearly revolutions of Nativities.

I shall onely deliver the practice of two or three Examples, and leave the rest to the diligence of every Learner. The Table followeth.

An Introduction to Astrologie.

Figure 3.

de. mi. sec th. de. mi. sec th. de. mi. sec th. mi. sec th. 4h. mi. sec th. 4h mi. sec th. 4h.

1 0 2 30 22 0 55 0 43 1 47 30

2 0 5 0 23 0 57 30 44 1 50 0

3 0 5 30 24 1 1 0 45 1 42 30

4 0 10 0 25 1 2 30 46 1 55 0