Saturn:
Black animals and those living in holes in the ground; oxen, goats, horses,
sheep, ermine, sable, weasel , cat , mouse, Jerboa, a1so black snakes,
scorpions and other poisonous insects and fleas and beetles.
Aquatic and nocturnal birds, ravens, swallows and flies.
Jupiter:
Man, domestic animals and those with cloven hoots such as sheep, oxen, deer, those which
are speckled and beautifully coloured, and edible, or speak1ng, or trained
such as lions, cheetahs and leopards.
Birds with straight beaks , grain eating, not black,
pigeon, francolin, peacock, domestic fowls,
hoopoe and lark.
Mars:
Lion, leopard, wolf, wild pig, dog, destructive or mad wild beasts, venomous serpents.
Flesh-eating birds with curved bills , nocturnal, water hens, bats, all red birds, wasps.
The Sun:
Sheep, mountain goat, deer, Arab horse, lion, crocodile, nocturnal anima1s
which remain concealed during the day.
Eagle, ring-dove, turtle dove, cock and falcon.
Venus:
All those wild animals Which have white or yellow hoofs such as gazelle,
wild ass, mountain goat also large fish.
Ring-dove, wild pigeon, sparrow, bulbul, nightingale, locusts and inedible birds.
Mercury:
Ass, camel, domestic dog, fox, hare, Jackal, ermine, nocturnal creatures,
small aquatic and terrestrial animals.
Pigeon, starling, crickets, falcon, aquatic birds and nightingales.
The Moon:
Camel, ox, sheep, elephant, giraffe, all beasts of burden obedient to
man and domesticated.
Ducks, cranes, carrion crows, herons, chicks, partridge.
Saturn:
Oak-gall tree, citron or myrobalan tree. 01ive tree and also
willow, turpentine tree, castor-oil plant. and all those which bear
fruits with disagreeable taste or smell, or hard-shells such as walnuts
and almonds. Sesame.
Jupiter: :
Trees bearing sweet fruit without hard skin such as peach,
fig, apricot, pear and lote-fruit, companions Venus as to fruits.
Roses, flowers. herbs sweet-smelling or tall, such plants as are light
and whose seeds fly with the wind.
Mars:
All bitter, pungent and thorny trees, their fruit with
rough skin, pungent or very bitter such as bitter pomegranate,
wi1d pear, bramble. Mustard.leeks, onion, garlic, rue, rocket,
wild rue, radish, egg-plant.
The Sun:
All tall trees which have oily fruit, and those whose fruit is
used dry, such as date-palms, mulberries and vines. Dodder,
sugar-cane. manna. tarangubin and shir-khisht.
Venus: :
All trees soft to touch, sweet-smelling, smooth to the eye
like cypress and teak. apple and
quince. Sweet and oily berries. fragrant arid coloured, herbs,
spring flowers and has a share in cotton.
Mercury:
pungent and evil-smelling trees. Savoury herbs and
garden stuff, canes and things growing in water.
The Moon:
All trees the stem of which is short such as the vine and
the sweet pomegranate. Grass. reeds, canes, flax, hemp,
trailing plants such as cucumber and melon.
Saturn:
Litharge, iron slag, hard stones. Lead. Pepper, belleric myrobalan, olives,
medlars, bitter pomegranate, lentils, liriseed, hempseed.
Jupiter: :
Marcasite, tutty, sulphur, red arsenic, all white and yellow stones,
stones found in ox-gall. Tin, white lead, fine-brass, diamond, all jewels worn by man.
Wild pomegranate, apple, wheat, barley, rice, durra, chick peas, sesame.
Mars:
Magnetic iron, shadna (lentil-shaped stones) cinnabar,
rouge and mosaics (fasifusa). Iron and copper. Bitter almond, seed of turpentine-tree.
The Sun:
: Jacinths, lapis lazul1, Yellow sulphur, orpimem,
Pharaonic glass, marble, re-algar, pitch. Gold and whatever
is coined therefrom for kings. Orange and maize.
Venus: :
magnesia and antimony. Silver and gold and jewels
set in these, household vessels made of gold, silver
and brass, pearls, emeralds, shells. Figs, grapes, dates, origanum and fenugreek.
Mercury:
Depilatory, arsen1c, amber, all yellow and green stones.
All coins struck with name and number such
as dinars, dirhams and coppers, old gold and qu1cks1lver,
turquoise,cora1,tree-coral. Pease, beans, caraway, coriander.
The Moon:
Nabatean glass, white stones, emera1d, moonstone.
Silver and things manufactured of silver, such as cups,
bangles, rings and the like, pearls, crystal, beads strung.
Wheat, barley, large and small cucumbers, melons.
Saturn:
Drugs cold and dry in the fourth degree, especially
those which are narcotic and poisonous. Dwellings. Sleep. Retentive power.
Jupiter: :
Those which are moderately hot and moist and are profitable and agreeable.
Fruits. Clothing. Vital, growing nutritive faculties and the air in the heart.
Mars:
Whatever 1s not poisonous but pungent
and warm in the fourth degree. Drugs. Business. Passion.
The Sun:
Whatever is warm beyond the fourth degree and is salutary and
in general use. Foods. Eating and drinking. Youthful Vigour.
Venus: :
Moderately cold and moist foods, useful and pleasant
to the taste. Savoury herbs. Coition. Sensuality.
Mercury:
Foods which are dryer than cold and are agreeable
but rarely useful. Grains. Speaking. Faculty of reflection.
The Moon:
Foods which are equally cold and moist, sometimes useful,
sometimes detrimental, and are not in constant use.
Beverages. Drinking water. Natural power.