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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many misfortunes, and poverty in one part of
life.
IV. A line drawn from the Vital through the
Estatica to the Mons Saturni^ making an angle with
the Lwa Satumia, ferelhews imprisonment, and
captivity, and many misfortunes.
V. The Satumia bending backwards in Cavea Mar*
tis towards the serient, the same.
VI. This line filled with unusual and inaujpiciouj
cbaraUtrs, (hews unhappiness and disasters.
VII. A gross line running from the interval of the
Mons Jovis to the mensal-, and breaking or cutting ot it
(hews diseases cr wounds in the belly or parts ad-
jacent.

CHAP. LXXVI.
Os the Mount of Jupiter.
I, nr- H E Mount os Jupiter is the tuberculttm un-
I der the fore-finger.
II. If upon the Mount os Jupiter there be a Star or
d double cross it foreifiews i riches, prosperity, and
happiness, one born to noble and glorious actions,
one bonest affable, courteous, and renouned, a gene-
rous soul indeed, and faithful in all their under-
takings
HI ?be same, if this Mount is adorned with paral-
lel line-, or a line sweetly drawn> between it, and the
Vitals it thews great dignities, and estimation with
great men.
IV. But if this Mount be vitiated, with a Chan*
Iter like a half Gridiron, it (hews unhappiness, cala-
C c 5 mi ties