Part, Question

 1   1, 103|         corruption. In like manner astrologers ~ascribe to Saturn, the
 2   1, 114|          Para. 1/1~OBJ 3: Further, astrologers often foretell the truth
 3   1, 114|            passions. ~Consequently astrologers are able to foretell the
 4   1, 114|          free-will. Wherefore ~the astrologers themselves are wont to say
 5   2, 9  |      observing the heavenly bodies astrologers foretell ~the truth about
 6   2, 9  |           the truth is foretold by astrologers, this is due to some most
 7   2, 93 | considering their causes, ~even as astrologers foretell a coming eclipse.
 8   2, 93 |            of conjecture, even ~as astrologers by considering the stars
 9   2, 93 |            stars, this belongs to "astrologers," who ~are also called "
10   2, 93 |            Confess. iv, 3): "Those astrologers ~whom they call mathematicians,
11   2, 93 |   foreknown by this mean,: even so astrologers forecast a ~future eclipse.~
12   2, 93 |        Para. 1/2~Reply OBJ 2: That astrologers not unfrequently forecast
13   2, 93 |         reason. The result is that astrologers in many ~cases foretell
14   2, 93 |             ad lit. ii, 17): "When astrologers tell the ~truth, it must
15   2, 93 |         Christian should beware of astrologers, and of ~all impious diviners,
16   3, 36 |           the Gentiles, especially astrologers, were wont to observe the