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 1    IV, 3 |                              III. THE HOROSCOPE THE FOUNDATION OF ASTROLOGY;
 2    IV, 3 |              INDISCOVERABILITY OF THE HOROSCOPE; THEREFORE THE FUTILITY
 3    IV, 3 |             entire art, is fixing the horoscope. For from this are derived
 4    IV, 3 |             are taken. Whence, if the horoscope be removed, it necessarily
 5    IV, 3 |              But that the sign of the horoscope is indiscoverable by them,
 6    IV, 3 |               For in order that this (horoscope) may be found, it is first
 7    IV, 3 |                and secondly, that the horoscope which is to signify this
 8    IV, 3 |           determining (from this) the horoscope, frame the configuration
 9    IV, 3 |             shall explain, nor is the horoscope infallible, nor is the rising
10    IV, 3 |             will attempt to take (the horoscope) from conception, the accurate
11    IV, 3 |             the Chaldeans may fix the horoscope of the birth.~
12    IV, 4 |           IMPOSSIBILITY OF FIXING THE HOROSCOPE; FAILURE OF AN ATTEMPT TO
13    IV, 4 |              is impossible to fix the horoscope from the (period of) conception.
14    IV, 4 |             to be acquainted with the horoscope at the periods of birth,
15    IV, 4 |             But that neither is their horoscope infallible, it is easy to
16    IV, 4 |            time when one can make the horoscope with truth. And not only
17    IV, 5 |          ANOTHER METHOD OF FIXING THE HOROSCOPE AT BIRTH; EQUALLY FUTILE;
18    IV, 5 |               this person may set the horoscope correctly? But neither from
19    IV, 5 |            will be supposed to be the horoscope, and in another the ascension (
20    IV, 5 |       ascension (will be thought) the horoscope, according as the places
21    IV, 5 | unquestionably there was not the same horoscope in the case, at all events,
22     V, 10|               are acquainted with the horoscope, and meridian, and setting,