The classical Notory Art —not the abbreviated Lemegeton version— · Turner 1657, with the illuminated notae of Mellon MS 1
The complete classical Ars Notoria —distinct from the abbreviated Lemegeton version—, from the public-domain print of Robert Turner (London 1657), «The Notory Art of Solomon». A devout method: holy orations, voces magicae and the notae (figures) which —by tradition— the Archangel Michael revealed to Solomon to obtain, in a short time, the memory, eloquence and understanding of all the liberal arts. With the illuminated notae of Beinecke Mellon MS 1. A «smart-complete» edition: the whole framework + representative orations, editorially condensing the repeated variants (nothing dropped silently).
| Source | Robert Turner, London 1657 (printed) · notae: Beinecke Mellon MS 1 |
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| Manuscript | Printed — Turner 1657 · Illuminated manuscript — Mellon MS 1 (Beinecke) |
| Century | XVII |
| Original language | English (printed, 1657) |
| Translations | Spanish |
| Pages | 57 openings + 8 notae |
| Licence | Public domain |
Our own transcription from the public-domain facsimile. Abbreviations are expanded in [brackets] and doubtful readings marked [?]; where the original is illegible, we say so. We copy no copyrighted modern edition. Our transcription and translation are released under CC-BY 4.0.
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