Again, should the planets be matutine, and fully conspicuous,[192] they will cause the body to be large; if in their first station, they will make it strong and vigorous; if they should precede or be in advance, it will be disproportionate; if in their second station, it will be weaker, and, if vespertine, altogether mean and subservient to evil treatment and oppression. At the same time, the places of the planets,[193] as has been already said, co-operate especially in producing the shape of the personal figure, and contribute also towards the temperament. [189] The original word is (in the accusative plural) αιγοηους, which Allatius has rendered, by “_pedibus caprinis_,” _goat-footed_, as if it were compounded of αιξ capra and πους _pes_; but the preferable derivation seems to be from αιξ and ωψ _vultus_; meaning “_goat-faced_.” [190] From any one of the said planets. [191] _Vide_ Chap. VIII, Book I. [192] The Greek is ποιουμενοι φασεις; literally “_making apparition_”; but the subsequent context seems to require the meaning I have adopted. [193] The parts of the signs in which the planets are posited. And further, it is the general tendency of the quadrant comprised between the vernal equinox and the summer tropic to produce good complexions, advantageous stature, fine constitutions, and fine eyes; with a temperament abounding in heat and moisture. The quadrant from the summer tropic to the autumnal equinox tends to produce an ordinary complexion, proportionate stature, a healthy constitution, large eyes, a stout person, with curled hair, and a temperament abounding in heat and dryness. The quadrant from the autumnal equinox to the winter tropic causes yellowish complexions, slender, thin, and sickly persons, with a moderate growth of hair, fine eyes, and a temperament abundantly dry and cold. The other quadrant, from the winter tropic to the vernal equinox, gives a dark complexion, proper stature, straight hair on the head and none on the body, a goodly figure, and a temperament abounding in cold and moisture.