BOOK II I. General Division of the Subject 40 II. Peculiarities observable throughout every entire Climate 41 III. The Familiarity of the Regions of the Earth with the Triplicities and the Planets 43 IV. The Familiarity of the Regions of the Earth with the Fixed Stars 52 V. Mode of Particular Prediction in Eclipses 52 VI. The Regions or Countries to be considered as liable to be comprehended in the Event 53 VII. The Time and Period of the Event 54 VIII. The Genus, Class, or Kind, liable to be affected 55 IX. The Quality and Nature of the Effect 58 X. Colours in Eclipses, Comets, and Similar Phenomena 62 XI. The New Moon of the Year 63 XII. The particular Natures of the Signs by which the different Constitutions of the Atmosphere are Produced 64 XIII. Mode of Consideration for particular Constitutions of the Atmosphere 66 XIV. The Signification of Meteors 68 BOOK III I. Proem 71 II. The Conception, and the Parturition, or Birth; by which latter Event the Animal quits the Womb, and assumes another State of Existence 72 III. The Degree Ascending 74 IV. Distribution of the Doctrine of Nativities 75 V. The Parents 77 VI. Brothers and Sisters 81 VII. Male or Female 82 VIII. Twins 83 IX. Monstrous or Defective Births 85 X. Children not Reared 86 XI. The Duration of Life 88 XII. The Prorogatory Places 88 XIII. The Number of Prorogators, and also the Part of Fortune 89 XIV. Number of the Modes of Prorogation 91 XV. Exemplification 96 XVI. The Form and Temperament of the Body 100 XVII. The Hurts, Injuries, and Diseases of the Body 106 XVIII. The Quality of the Mind 107 XIX. The Diseases of the Mind 114