| Miles. | |
| The Sun | 882,000 |
| Jupiter | 91,522 |
| Saturn | 76,018 |
| Uranus | 35,100 |
| Neptune | 33,600 |
| Earth | 7,916 |
| Venus | 7,702 |
| Mars | 4,398 |
| Mercury | 3,123 |
[10] See the Table, [Plate I.] Fig. 2, for distinguished names of their angels, spirits, or demons.
[11] See Translation, by Admiral W. H. Smith, and Robert Grant, M.A., in 2 vols. 8vo. 1855, Vol. I., page 10.
EXPLANATIONS OF THE PLATES.
[Plate I.—Figure 1.]
Of the Twelve Houses.—The 1st, 4th, 7th, and 10th houses—angular.—These are of more durable signification than the others, denoting the wife or husband—a situation under Government, &c. &c.
The twelve houses have signification of all the various concerns of human life, and of nature at large.
For Example.—When the cusp of the first house is well aspected by, or has the presence of Jupiter or Venus, and these are not afflicted by the aspects of evil planets, they preserve life in infancy, and give health, and often an agreeable person.