OF the means of prediction through astronomy, O Syrus, two ara the
most important and valid. One, which is first both in order and in
effectiveness, is that whereby we apprehend the aspects of the
movements of sun, moon, and stars in relation to each other and to
the earth, as they occur from time to time; the second is that in
which by means of the natural character of these aspects themselves
we investigate the changes which they bring about in that which
they surround. The first of these, which has its own science,
desirable in itself even though it does not attain the result given
by its combination with the second, has been expounded to you as
best we could in its own treatise by the method of demonstration.
We shall now give an account of the second and less self-sufficient
method in a properly philosophical way
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