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# The Book of Akbar 38: Judgments of the Sixth House.

The Akbarnama (H. Beveridge), vols. I–II 38

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As the master (Saturn) of this House (Capricorn) is in his exaltation, and the Dragon’s Head is in this House, they signify the lasting sovereignty of the Native and the acquisition of abundant wealth and property, and permanence of elemental health, and equability of disposition. Should a little sickness affect the hem of his holy constitution, it will speedily terminate in perfect health. And as Mars is paramount over this House, in co-partnership with Saturn, and both are in exaltation, there will be numerous auspicious servants and attendants.

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