Rubeus

Rubeus in the first House signifies a short life, and an evil end; signifies a man to be filthy, unprofitable, and of an evil, cruel and malicious countenance, having some remarkable or notable signe or scar in some part of his body.

Of Geomancy, scan p. 26; Rubeus, House 1 · Turner, 1655 · About Self and embodiment

In the second House Rubeus signifies poverty, and maketh theeves and robbers, and such persons as shall acquire and seek after their maintenance and livelihoods by using false, wicked, and evil, and unlawful Arts; preserveth theeves, and concealeth theft; and signifies no treasure to be hid nor found.

Of Geomancy, scan p. 26; Rubeus, House 2 · Turner, 1655 · About Resources and livelihood

In the third House Rubeus renders brethren and kinsmen to be full of hatred, and odious one to another, and sheweth them to be full of evil manners, & ill disposition; causeth journeys to be very dangerous, and foresheweth false faith and treachery.

Of Geomancy, scan p. 26; Rubeus, House 3 · Turner, 1655 · About Siblings and local movement

In the fourth House he destroyeth and consumeth Patrimonies, and disperseth and wasteth inheritances, causeth them to come to nothing; destroyeth the fruits of the field by tempestuous seasons, and malignancy of the earth; and bringeth the Father to a quick and sudden death. Rubeus

Of Geomancy, scan p. 26; Rubeus, House 4 · Turner, 1655 · About Home, ancestry and foundations

in the fifth House giveth many children, but either they shall be wicked and disobedient, or else shall afflict their Parents with grief, disgrace and infamy.

Of Geomancy, scan p. 26; Rubeus, House 5 · Turner, 1655 · About Children, pleasure and creation

In the sixth House Rubeus causeth mortal wounds, sicknesses and diseases; him that is sick shall die; the Physitian shall erre, servants prove false and treacherous, cattel and beasts shall produce hurt and danger.

Of Geomancy, scan p. 26; Rubeus, House 6 · Turner, 1655 · About Illness, labour and service

In the seventh House Rubeus signifies a wife to be infamous, publickly adulterate, and contentious; deceitful and treacherous adversaries, who shall endeavour to overcome you, by crafty subtil wiles and circumventions of the Law.

Of Geomancy, scan pp. 26–27; Rubeus, House 7 · Turner, 1655 · About Partners and open opponents

In the eighth House Rubeus signifies a violent death to be inflicted, by the execution of publike Justice; and signifies, if any one be enquired after, that he is certainly dead; and a wife to have no portion or dowry. Rubeus

Of Geomancy, scan p. 27; Rubeus, House 8 · Turner, 1655 · About Shared goods, fear and death

in the ninth House sheweth journeys to be evil and dangerous, and that a man shall be in danger either to be spoiled by theeves and robbers, or to be taken by plunderers and robbers; declareth men to be of most wicked opinion; in Religion, and of evil faith, and such as will often easily be induced to deny and go from their faith for every small occasion; denoteth Sciences to be false and deceitful, and the professors thereof to be ignorant.

Of Geomancy, scan p. 27; Rubeus, House 9 · Turner, 1655 · About Long journeys and belief

In the tenth House Rubeus signifies Princes to be cruel and tyrannical, and that their power shall come to an evil end, as that either they shall be cruelly murdered and destroyed by their own Subjects, or that they shall be taken captive by their conquerers, and put to an ignominious and cruel death, or shall miserably end their lives in hard imprisonment; signifies Judges and Officers to be false, theevish, and such as shall be addicted to usury; sheweth that a mother shall soon die, and denoteth her to be blemished with an evil fame and report.

Of Geomancy, scan p. 27; Rubeus, House 10 · Turner, 1655 · About Office, reputation and action

In the eleventh House Rubeus giveth no true, nor any faithful friends; sheweth men to be of wicked lives and conversations, and causeth a man to be rejected and cast out from all society and conversation with good and noble persons. Rubeus

Of Geomancy, scan p. 27; Rubeus, House 11 · Turner, 1655 · About Friends, allies and hopes

in the twelfth House maketh enemies to be cruel and traiterous, of whom we ought circumspectly to beware; signifies such as are in prison shall come to an evil end; and sheweth a great many inconveniences and mischiefs to happen in a mans life. Prison

Of Geomancy, scan p. 27; Rubeus, House 12 · Turner, 1655 · About Confinement and hidden adversity