The constellations north of the zodiac have their respective influences, analogous to those of the planets, existing in the mode described in the following list.

• Ursa Minor. The bright stars in this constellation
• are like Saturn, and in some degree like Venus.
• Ursa Major is like Mars, but the nebula under the
• tail resembles the Moon and Venus in its influence.
• Draco. The bright stars operate like Saturn and Mars.
• Cepheus is like Saturn and Jupiter.
• Bootes is like Mercury and Saturn; but the bright and
• ruddy star, called Arcturus, is like Mars and Jupiter.
• Corona Borealis is like Venus and Mercury.
• Hercules (or the Kneeler) is like Mercury.
• Lyra is like Venus and Mercury.
• Cygnus is like Venus and Mercury.
• Cassiopeia is like Saturn and Venus.
• Perseus is like Jupiter and Saturn: but the nebula,
• in the hilt of the sword, is like Mars and Mercury.
• Auriga. The bright stars are like Mars and Mercury.
• Serpentarius is like Saturn, and moderately like Venus.
• Serpens is like Saturn and Mars.
• Sagitta is like Saturn, and moderately like Venus.
• Aquila is like Mars and Jupiter.
• Delphinus is like Saturn and Mars.
• Equus (or Pegasus). The bright stars are like Mars and Mercury.
• Andromeda is like Venus.
• Delta (or the Triangle) is like Mercury.