
TranscriptionLatin
...tuisq[ue] vis ubi tuisq[ue] vis in sabbato tam[en] loco hoc facere poteris dices v[er]ba sup[ra] dic[t]a Hoc aut[em] p[enta]culu[m][?] tibi conservabit ad illa[?] q[uod] tu vim[?] plus affectasti in circulo no- bilissimo de trib[us] militib[us] Et no[ta] q[uod] dic[?] circulos et dic[tos] circuli[?] ante fieri q[uod] nubes non appareant q[uod] si postea apparuerint no[n] est timendu[m] q[uod] [?] sunt [?] [?] Si videas in vineis[?] una[m] catta[m] nigra[m] nata[m] in mense marcii et exviscera[?] eam corde tuo[?] re- maneta[?] tuo[?] absc[on]de cor tuu[m] cultello q[uod] sit de vena ferro[?] et oculos ei[us][?] dicte catte cu[m] eode[m] cultello et ip[s]e[?] solo foramine oculor[um] sanguine cui- dam herba[m] q[uae] elyotina[?] dicit[ur] unu[m] in orto de- [?] et aliud i[n] [?][?] et catta[m] in corde sa[m]p[?] [?] do de[?] sansoy[?]. Lampsanas. sampsanay invisi- bilis fiat h[om]o et reple eam terra et sepeli eam in or- tu tuo ita q[uod] nemo intueat[ur] et eam rega[?] cu[m] sang[u]ine [?]uino[?] et [?] q[uae]mistas[?] hoc [con]tinuando p[er] xv dies usq[ue] q[uod] crescit[?] herba alba. cui[us] sem[in]e[?] tuo op[er]e[?] [?] illa herba[?] v[?]petado[?] [?]tas[?] tu[?] q[uod] q[uo]lib[et] herba aliqua dabas[?] et nota [?] [?]ap[er]ado[?] h[?]as igit[ur] [?] [?] corta[?] te et v[?]nicias[?] unu[m] gra[nu]m post aliud [?] p[enta]culo[?] et ponas ora[?] gra[nu]m i[n] ore tuo sub lingua [?] et si m[?]tu[m]q[ue] gra[nu]m illud q[uod] ponis in os[?] [?]tuis[?] i[n] [?] fac[t]as v[?]a[?] bo[nu]m et utile[?] etc.
TranslationEnglish
...and wherever you wish and whenever you wish, on Saturday, yet in this place you will be able to do it saying the words said above. And this [pentacle?] will preserve for you that[?] which you most desired, in the most noble circle of the three soldiers. And note that [?] the circles and said circles[?] before they are made, so that the clouds do not appear; and if afterwards they should appear, it is not to be feared, because [?] they are [?] [?]. [Initial S] If you see in the vineyards[?] a black she-cat born in the month of March, and you disembowel[?] it with your heart[?] [?], hide its heart with a knife that is of iron vein[?], and [take out] its eyes[?] of the said cat with the same knife, and it[?], through the sole socket of the eyes, with blood [?] a certain herb called elyotina[?] [heliotrope], one[?] in the garden [?] and another in [?], and the cat in the heart [?]. [words:] sansoy[?], Lampsanas, sampsanay: let the man become invisible; and fill it with earth and bury it in your garden so that no one sees it, and water it with blood[?] [?] and [?] mixed[?], continuing this for fifteen days until a white herb grows[?]. With whose seed[?], by your work[?], [?] that herb [?] [?] you[?], any herb [?] you will give[?]; and note [?] [?]. Therefore [?] [?] cut yourself[?] and [?] one grain after another, [?] in the pentacle[?], and put [?] a grain in your mouth under the tongue [?]; and if [?] that grain which you put in the mouth[?] [?] you make[?] [?] good and useful[?], etc.























