Liber Astronomiae (Treatise 8.2)

Guido Bonatti

Mundane astrology — ingresses, eclipses, conjunctions, and their bearing on cities and rulers.

TREATISE 8.2: Which is on the Project of Parts * and
Chapter 1: The things which we must consider first in particular
Chapter 2: On the Parts of the seven planets and their particular
Chapter 3: On the significations of the Parts of the twelve houses
Chapter 4: On the Parts of the 1st house, that is of the Ascendant,33 and on
Chapter 5: On the Parts of the 2nd house, and on their extraction and their
Chapter 6: On the Parts of the 3rd house, and on their extraction and their
Chapter 7: On the Parts of the 4th house, and on their extraction and their
Chapter 8: On the Parts of the 5th house, and on their extraction and their
Chapter 9: On the Parts of the 6th house, and on their extraction and their
Chapter 10: On the Parts of the 7th house, and on their extraction and on
Chapter 11: On the Parts of the 8 house, and on their extraction and
Chapter 13: On the Parts of the 10th house, and their significations and
Chapter 14: On the Parts of the 11ᵗʰ house, and on their extraction and
Chapter 15: On the Parts of the 12 house, and on their extraction and
Chapter 17: On the knowledge of certain extraordinary Parts about which
Chapter 18: In which there is an example of the method of extracting some
Part 2, ⁷ House, Ch. 12, Bonatti likewise treats this as the "Part of Hunting" in a section on hunting
Chapter 19: On the number of the significators of any of the Parts

Chart conventions and source methods matter. A source reference does not by itself establish a personal interpretation. Missing context can make a method unavailable. Documented lives are examples, not proof of predictive accuracy.