Salmon, William: Polygraphice: Or, The Arts of Drawing, Engraving, Etching, Limning, Painting, Washing, Varnishing, Gilding, Colouring, Dying, Beautifying and Perfuming: In Four Books ... To which is added A Discourse of Perspective and Chiromancy (London, 1675)

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XI. And so from the same reason, parting to th«
Mans MerwrU, it (hews a learned and ingenious
soul: but if it reach not that Mount, but is broken
about the middle, it (hews a lying, prating, idle per-
son.
XII. If it ascends direffly to the Mons Saturni, it
(hews an inheritance in land: but if it be crooked,
it (hews a covetous person, and one of a very ill na-
ture.
XIII. A line running from the Reftricla through
the MonsVenertii (hews poverty, adveriity and want,
and that by means of some women or woman-
kind.
XIV. A cross orsiar upon the Restritiafiicvrs a hap-
py and long life.
XV. One or more Stars upon the rcjiriila by the
Mons Veneris in Women (hews lewdeness, dishonour
and infamy.

CHAP. LXKV.
Of the Saturma or Line of Saturn.
1. "TpHis Line is that what ascends from the Re-
i jiritta through the middle of the Vola, to the
Mms Sat ami-, which line if it be cut or parted is
called lria combitjla.
II. This being full, and extended to the Mons
Saturni (news a man of prosound cogitations, of great
wisdem> and an admirable counseller in all treat
aQhns.
ill. \i it be combisj}* it is an evil sign, foreshewing
many