68. if the Sun and Jupiter, of obtaining elephants or hones; and if the Sun and Saturn, of poverty or fear. If the Moon and Mars (are in conjunction in Sagittarius, he is thinking of) the loss of his gold or fear; if the Moon and Mercury, of his determined purpose or of his hoards;
69. if the Moon and Venus, of sexual intercourse with a woman or of obtaining clothes; if the Moon and Jupiter, of the acquisition of food or gold; and if the Moon and Saturn, of hunger, misery, or killing. If Mars and Mercury (are in conjunction in Sagittarius), they cause (him to think of) wind(-diseases) or the appearance of his foes;
70. if Mars and Venus, of women, gold, or service; if Mars and Jupiter, of conversation, meaning, or studies; and if Mars and Saturn, of the loss of lordship (aisvarya), disease, bondage, or destruction.
71. If Mercury and Venus (are in conjunction in Sagittarius, he is thinking of) gain from his own deeds or success in litigation or the acquisition of garments; if Mercury and Jupiter, of success in conversation; and if Mercury and Saturn, of the occurrence of debt.
72. If Venus and Jupiter (are in conjunction in Sagittarius, he is thinking of) his wife’s dharma or the birth of a son; and if Venus and Saturn, of being involved in many quarrels. If Jupiter and Saturn are in conjunction in Sagittarius, one should know (that he is thinking of) respect from the best of men.Sagittarius.
73. The Sun in Capricorn (in the ascendent) causes (him to think of) imprisonment by the king or the non-performance of his duty; the Moon of the loss of his money or the agony of his body; Mars of acquiring heaps of gold and grain; Mercury of jealousy, debts, or obstacles;
74. Venus of sexual intercourse with another man’s wife; Jupiter of poverty or obtaining grain or houses; and Saturn of acquiring metals (loha), iron (ayasa), or stones.
75. If the Sun and the Moan (are in conjunction in Capricorn), one should know (that he is thinking of) wandering or quarreling; if the Sun and Mars, of quarrels or the destruction of his foes; if the Sun and Mercury, of serving low people; if the Sun and Venus, of the departure of his wife;
76. if the Sun and Jupiter, of diligence or the desire for gain; and if the Sun and Saturn, of effort for the profits of his acts. If the Moon and Mars (are in conjunction in Capricorn, he is thinking of) getting such things as sexual intercourse; if the Moon and Mercury, of the diminution of his mother’s allies;
77. if the Moon and Venus, of obstruction by his wife; if the Moon and Jupiter, of acquiring such things as fields; and if the Moan and Saturn, of gain in the middle and end (of his life). If Mars and Mercury (are in conjunction in Capricorn), they say (that he is thinking of) the performance of violent deeds;
78. if Mars and Venus, of the desire to carry off a woman; if Mars and Jupiter, of union with his lord (isvara); and if Mars and Saturn, of the profits of a (lawful) succession in the lordship (aisvarya).
79. If Mercury and Venus (are in conjunction in Capricorn, he is thinking of) such things as karsapanas; if Mercury and Jupiter, of pungent black pepper; and if Mercury and Saturn, of such things as exile. If Venus and Jupiter (are in conjunction in Capricorn, he is thinking of) the use of metals (loha) ;
80. and if Venus and Saturn, of acquiring slave-girls, or of ornaments and of satisfying his wife. If Jupiter and Saturn are in conjunction in Capricorn, one should find (that he is thinking of) another man’s wife or disease.Capricorn.
81. The Sun in Aquarius (in the ascendent) causes him to think of conveyances for men, houses, horses, or quadrupeds; the Moon of drinks or medicines to prolong life (rasayana) ; Mars of business superintendents or of those excelling in the fine arts; Mercury of scholars and gentlemen;
82. Venus of sexual intercourse, women, beds, or fwd; Jupiter of houses, fields, or places of happiness; and Saturn of honor and respect.
83. If the Sun and the Moon (are in conjunction in Aquarius, he is thinking of) quarrels with the best men; if the Sun and Mars, of a beating by the meanest men; if the Sun and Mercury, of a child or of doing little; if the Sun and Venus, of acquiring cows and vehicles;
84. if the Sun and Jupiter, of chariots, wheel-rims, or wings; and if the Sun and Saturn, of getting such things as flowers. If the Moon and Mars (are in conjunction in Aquarius, he is thinking of) the loss of metals (loha) such as copper (tamra) or occupying himself in such things as protecting his cows, property, and so forth;
85. if the Moon and Mercury, of strife with poor artisans and slaves; if the Moon and Venus, of delight in living in a foreign land and in clothing; if the Moon and Jupiter, of gaining position and an abode; and if the Moon and Saturn, of his mother’s misfortune.
86. If Mars and Mercury (are in conjunction in Aquarius, he is thinking of) acquisitions through the activities of his wife and cattle; if Mars and Venus, of the death of his slave-girls; if Mars and Jupiter, of obtaining position; and if Mars and Saturn, of the loss of his horses and property.
87. If Mercury and Venus (are in conjunction in Aquarius, he is thinking of) intercourse with loose women or dancing-girls; if Mercury and Jupiter, of honor; and if Mercury and Saturn, or crafts, study, honoring of the aged, or meeting with his friends.
88. If Venus and Jupiter (are in conjunction in Aquarius, he is thinking of)… ; and if Venus and Saturn, of connections with an old woman. If Jupiter and Saturn are in conjunction in Aquarius, (he is thinking of) distress from his servants.
Aquarius.
89. The Sun in Pisces (in the ascendant) always causes (him to think of) omens boding a lack of friends and wandering or illness; the Moon of acquiring friends, a wife, wealth, or wares; Mars of grief occasioned by such things as the carrying off of his wealth and wife; Mercury of separation from his friends, strife, or anger;
90. Venus of obtaining friends, sexual intercourse with a woman, and love; Jupiter of getting houses, fields, wealth, or food; and Saturn of lordship (aisvarya) or of immortality’ (amrta).
91. If the Sun and the Moon are in conjunction (in Pisces, he is thinking of) buying and acquiring merchandise; if the Sun and Mars, of robbery (? vipra-mosa) on the road; if the Sun and Mercury, of fatigue and deceit; if the Sun and Venus, of obtaining gold;
92. if the Sun and Jupiter, of the acquisition of a house and grain; and if the Sun and Saturn, of wounds or wandering. If the Moon and Mars are in conjunction (in Pisces, he is thinking of) peacefulness; if the Moon and Mercury, of pleasure in the good;
93. if the Moon and Venus, of acquiring gems and jewels; if the Moon and Jupiter, of getting sexual intercourse and joy; and if the Moon and Saturn, of. If Man and Mercury are in conjunction (in Pisces, he is thinking of) fighting over sexual intercourse;
94. if Mars and Venus, of. success with regard to cows and lands; if Mars and Jupiter, of the acquisition of such things as … ; and if Mars and Saturn, of the stealing of his wealth and jewels.
95. If Mercury and Venus (are in conjunction in Pisces, he is thinking of) acquiring merchandise and money or of success in litigation; if Mercury and Jupiter, of knowledge or meeting with wise men; and if Mercury and Saturn, of the loss of favor, his wife, and his money.
96. If Venus and Jupiter (are in conjunction in Pisces), know (that he is thinking of) his sons, his wife, or his money; and if Venus and Saturn, of obtaining position. If Jupiter and Saturn (are in conjunction in Pisces, he is thinking of) the loss of his wealth and is sad.
Pisces.
97. The wise (astrologer) should find the thought possessing the nature of these (planets and signs) when more (than two planets) are in one sign; the indication of the influence is distinctive because of the combining of a multiplicity of good and bad (influences).
98. Whatever sign is in its base-place (svabhumi, the place it occupied at the nativity), and is strong, and is occupied by the lord of the exaltation (which is in it), by its own lord, or by its lord’s friend, they say that that sign exercises an excellent and complete influence; because of the opposite yoga there is an opposite prediction.
99. The circle of the signs, which consists of the (twelve) places beginning with the ascendant, is constant in the rule regarding the professions of people; from it are properly (determined) their various gains and acquisitions and their losses which are the result (of the situation of the heavens) at that time (i.e., at the time of the query).
In the Yavanajataka: the accomplishment of Aries and the other signs in conjunctions (of the planets) in one sign (with respect to the querists’ thoughts).
