〈—〉 mḥ-1.t ‘waxing (of the Moon)’
〈augeo〉 ‘to increase’
Latin verb
Last edited: 2025-05-26| Primary meaning | to wax |
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| Literal translation | to grow |
| Variants | cresco |
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of the moon
si vero plena lumine uel crescens Luna Veneri vel Marti se aliqua radiatione coniunxerit, maximas calamitates et maxima facit infortunia concitari.
‘But if a full or waxing Moon comes into aspect with Venus or Mars, it brings about the greatest catastrophes and stirs up enormous ill fortune’
sed certa sub lege, prioris semper ut astri incolumem servent summam crescantque novando.
‘but under the strict condition that they ever preserve intact the sum of the former sign and grow by accumulating.’
ut facile discerni posset ex eo non modo an obirent ac nascerentur sed an omnino aliquae transirent moverenturque, item an crescerent minuerenturque, caelo in hereditate cunctis relicto, si quisquam qui cretionem eam caperet inventus esseus esset.
‘in order that from that time onward it might be possible easily to discern not only whether stars perish and are born, but whether some are in transit and in motion, and also whether they increase and decrease in magnitude—thus bequeathing the heavens as a legacy to all mankind, supposing anybody had been found to claim that inheritance!’
〈—〉 mḥ-1.t ‘waxing (of the Moon)’
〈augeo〉 ‘to increase’
@misc{zodiac943,
note = {[Online; accessed 2025-12-01]},
author = {Meinhardt, Kierán},
year = {2025},
title = {cresco ({Lemma} #943)},
url = {https://zodiacglossary.github.io/lemma/943/},
howpublished = {https://zodiacglossary.github.io/lemma/943/},
}