Ars Theurgia-Goetia

[Final note of the First Part:]

Nota you may command these Spirits into the Brazen vessell as you doe into the Triangle saying That you forth with appeare &c to this Circle in this vessell of Brass in a faire and comely Shape &c as is shewed before in the foregoing Coniuration: &c ⸻

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The End of the First Part which is called Goëtia ═══════════════════════════════

Here beginneth the Second Part called The Art Theurgia Goëtia of Kinge Salomon ⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻⸻

In this following Treatise you haue 31 Names of the [chiefe] [ins. supra] Spirits with severall of the ministring Spirits which are vnder them, with their Seals and Charecters which are to be worne as a Lamin on your breaste for without that the Spirit that is appeared will not obey you, to doe your will &c ⸻

The offices of these Spirits is all one for what [one] [ins. supra] can doe the other can doe the same, they can shew and discou[er] all things that is hidd and done in the world, and can fetch and carry or doe [any of] [ins. supra] any things that is to bee done or is contained in the four Elements Fier, Ayre, Earth and water &c also the [secrets] [ins. supra] of Kinge or any other Person or persons let it be in what kinde it will

These spirits are by nature good and evill That is, one part is good and the other part evill. They are gouerned by their princes, and each prince hath his place [and] [tach.] abode in the points of the compass ⸻ as is shewed in the following figure, Therefore when you haue a desire to call any of the Kinge or any of their Servants, you are direct your selfe to that point of the compass the Kinge hath his mansion or place of aboode, and you cannot well erre in [the] your operation

Now every prince is to observe his coniuration, yet all of one forme except the name and place of the Spirit, for in that they must varry and differ, also as the spirit is to be changed accordingly:

as for the garments and other Materiall [things] [ins. supra] they are spoken of in the Book Goëtia ⸻ beforegoing Therefore it is needless to mention them here againe &c ⸻⸻⸻

The form of the figure which discovereth the order of the 31 Kings or princes w[i]th their servans ministers for when the King is found his subiects are easy to be found out &c

—— [FIGURE: wheel / wind rose of 32 directions] ——

[Center, from inside outward:] Spring · Aire — Summer · Fire — Autum[n] · Earth — Winter · Water · | Hot Dry · Hot Moist · Cold Dry · Cold Moist

[Directions of the outer ring:] S · S by W · SSW · SW by S · SW · SW by W · WSW · W by S · W · W by N · WNW · NW by W · NW · NW by N · NNW · N by W · N · N by E · NNE · NE by N · NE · NE by E · E S E [ESE] · SE by E · SE · SE by S · SSE · S by E …

[Names inscribed in the rays (engraved; some appear paired because those princes are wandering / rotate in place):] Carnesiel · Pamersiel · Padiel · Camuel · Aseliel · Barmiel · Gediel · Baruchas · Armadiel · Symiel · Raysiel [«Rasiel»] · Demoriel · Cabariel · Usiel · Dorochiel · Amenadiel [«Amena diel»] · Malgaras [«Malsaras»] · Maseriel [?] · Caspiel [«Cas | piel», inverted at the top, next to the S] · [paired / wandering names:] Geradiel Buriel · Geradiel Soleviel · Buriel Hydriel · Buriel Hidriel · Hydriel Icosiel · Hidriel Icosiel · Icosiel Soleviel · Soleviel Menadiel · Menadiel Mecariel · Mecariel Uriel [?] · Macariel Uriel [?] · Uriel Bidiel · Bidiel Pirichiel [«Bidiel. Perichiel»] · Pirichiel Emoniel [«Perichiel Emoniel»] · Emoniel Geradiel

[Lower text:] You may perceiv by this figure that 20 of these Kings have their fixe[d] [continuance?] and abideing in one place and that y[e] other 11 are moveable and som[e]times in one place som[e]times in another. and in some sides, times togither more or less. therefore its no matter which way you stand with your face, when you have a desire to call any of them forth or their servants.

Carnesiell is the most great and Chiefe Emperor Ruling in the East who hath, 1000 great Dukes and a 100 lesser Dukes under him, besides 50000000000000 of ministring spirits w[hi]ch is more Inferiour then the Dukes, whereof w[e] shall make no mention; but only 12, of the Chiefe Dukes and their seals because they are sufficient for practise, —— — — — — — —

Carnesiel his Seal seal — large ink stain bled through

The Chiefe Dukes [?] [heading above the grid of seals]

[Grid of the 12 chief dukes, each name next to its seal:] Myrezyn his seal seal · Benoham his seal seal · Armany his seal seal Ornich his seal seal · Arisiel his seal seal · Capriel his seal seal Zabriel his seal seal · Cumeriel his seal seal · Bedary his seal seal Bucafas his seal seal · Vadriel his seal seal · Laphor his seal seal

Note Carnesiel, when he appears, day or night attends him 60000000000 Dukes but when you call any of these Dukes there never attends above 300 and sometimes not above 50 &c[etera]

The Conjuration of Carnesiel as Followeth

I conjure thee O thou mighty & potent prince Carnesiel who is the Emperour & chief Comander, ruling as King in the Dominion of the East who bindes only by the power of the supreame God El, over all Spirits &c.

Caspiel is the mo[st] Great, and Cheefe Emperor ruling in the South, who hath 200. great Dukes and 400 lesser Dukes vnder him besides 200000000. of ministring spirits which are much Inferiour, the whereof (as Salomon saith) I shall make noe mention, but only of 12. of the Cheefe Dukes and their Seales, for they are sufficient for prac- tise.

Caspiel his Seal seal

12 of his Dukes.

_(column 1)_ Ursiel his seal — Chariel his seal — Marat[?] his seal — Femol his seal _(column 2)_ Budarim[?] his seal — Camory his seal — Larmol his seal — Andros[?] his seal _(column 3, next to the seal)_ Geriel his Seal — Ambri his Seal — Otim[?] his seal — illegible his seal _(column 4, far right)_ [illegible; only seals] — marginal note: «+ vpside downe»

These 12 Dukes haue 2.660. vnder Dukes a peice[?] to attend them, whereof some of them comes along with him when he is Invocated, but they are very Stuborne and Churlish &co

The Coniuration of Caspiel

I Coniure thee O thou Mighty and Potent Prince Caspiel &c.

Amenadiel is the Great Emperor of the west, who hath 300 great Dukes, and 500 lesser Dukes, besides 40000030000100000, other ministring spirits more Inferiour that attend him, whereof we shall not make any mention, but only of 12. of the cheefe Dukes and their — Seales which is sufficient for practise.

Amenadiel his Seal seal

12 of his Dukes.

_(column 1)_ Vadros his seal — Camiel his Seal — Luziel[?] his Seal — Musiriel[?] his Seal _(column 2)_ Rapsiel his Seal — Lamael his seal — Zoeniel his Seal — Cauitas[?] his seal _(column 3)_ Almesiel his Seal — Codriel his seal — Balsur his Seal — Nadroc his Seal

Note Amenadiel may be called at any hour of the day or Night but his dukes (who hath 3880 seruants a peice to attend them) obey to be called in certaine hourds, as Vadros he may be called in the first hourds of the day, Camiel in the second 2. hourds of the day, and so successiuely on till[?] you come to Nadroc who is to be called the last hourds of the Night, And then begin againe at Vadros &c, [and] Rule is to be obserued in calling the Dukes belonging to — Demoriel the Emperor of the North.

The Coniuration

I coniure thee O thou mighty & potent Prince Amenadiel who is the Emperour & chiefe King ruling in the Dominion of the West &c.

[Left page — fol. 236]

Demoriel is the Great and Mighty Emperor of the North, who hath 400 great Dukes and 600 lesser Dukes with 700000000[?] 000000[?] Servants under his Command to attend him, whereof wee shall make mention but of 12 of the cheefe Dukes and their Seales, which will bee sufficient for practise.

Demoriel his Seal seal

12 of his Dukes

Arnibiel his Seale seal Cabari[?] his Seale seal Mengay[?] his Seal seal Barisiel his Seale seal

Doriel his Seal seal Mador his Seal seal Carnet[?] his Seale seal Dubilon his Seale seal

Medar his Seal seal Churibal his Seal seal Dabrinos his Seale seal Chamiel his Seale seal

Note. Each of these Dukes hath 1140 Servants which attend them as need Requireth for when the Duke you call for have more to doe than ordinary he hath the more Servants to attend him.

The Conjuration of Demoriel.

Wee Conjure thee O thou &c:

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[Right page — fol. 120 / 237]

Pamersiel is the First and Cheefe spirit in the East, under Carnesiel who hath 1000 spirits under him which are to bee called in the day time but with great care, for they are very Lofty and Stubborne whereof wee shall make mention but of a 11 as followeth.

Pamersiel his Seal seal

4 Sotheano his Seal seal 3 Ebra his seal seal 2 Madriel his Seal seal 1 Anoyr his Seal seal

5 Abrulges his Seal seal 10 Itrasbiel his seal seal 11 Nadrel his Seal seal 6 Ormenu his Seal seal

7 Itules his seal seal 8 Rablion his Seal seal 9 Hamorphel his Seal seal

Note. These Spirits are by Nature evill, and very false not to bee trusted in secret things but is content in driving away spirits of Darknes from any place, or house that is haunted &c

To call forth Pamersiel, or any of these his servants [Chuse?] the uppermost private or secrett and most still roome in the house illegible or some certaine Island wood or Grove, or the most secrett and hidden place from all commers and goers, that no one thereby may (if possible) happen that way, [a Chamber?] or what soever place [&] be you illegible illegible that it be very secret because these spirits are [in?] theyr illegible rest of the conjuration illegible because of the lower margin

[Left page — fol. 230]

part and all of the Ayre, you may call these into a Crystall stone or Glass ^Spirits^ Reeeptaele [Receptacle?] being an antient & usuall way of Reeeiuing [Receiuing] & binding of spirits. This Cristall stone must be four Inches Diamiter sett on a table of dirt [?] made as followeth w[hi]ch is truly called the seereet [secret] Table of Salomon, & hauing the seale of the spirits On your Breast and the Girdle about your wast [waist] and you cannot erre; the forme of the Table is this, as this pressent [present] figure doth here represent [&] show, behold the [?] the figure w[he]n you haue — — — — — thus prepared, what is to be prepared, & heare — — — — — the conjuration following & it shall illegible finde — — — — that is whilst the spirit com[m]e[t]h, y[?] without — — — — doubt he will come. Note the same method is — — — — to be used in all the following part of this Booke — — as is here of Pamersiel and his seruants. Also — the same in calling the King and his seruants &c

--- ### The Conjuration of Pamersiel. ---

Wee [Conjureth?] O Pamersiel, a Cheefe Spirit. Ruling in the East &[c]

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The Second Spiritt in order under the Emperor of the East is [called] Padiel wo [who] ruleth in the East and by South as King, and governeth 100000 spirit[s] in the [day] and 200000, by night, besides seuerall Thousands under th[em,] & they are all good by nature and may be trusted. Salomon saydth that these spirits haue noe power of themselues but what is giuen unto them by their prime [prince] Padiel therefore he hath made noe mention of any of the[ir] names because if any of them is called they cannot appear without t[he] leaue of the prime [prince] as others can doe &c you must use the same method in calling this prime [prince] Padiel, as is declared before Pamersiel the seale of Padiel, is this.

Padiel his Seale seal

--- ### The Conjuration ---

Wee Conjure thee O thou Mighty and Potent Prince Padiel, who ruleth as a Cheefe Spring [Spirit] or King in the Dominion of the East & by South, Wee Invocate command & compell you, By the especiall name of yo[u]r God &c

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[Right page — fol. 231[?]]

The Third Spirit placed and ranked In order under the Cheefe Mighty great and potent King of the East is called Camuel who Reigneth Ruleth and gouerneth as King in the South East part of the world & hath many & seuerall spirits under his Gouernment & command whodose [wh(er)eof] wee shall only make mention but of so that appertaineth & belongeth to the dayes 10 to y[e] night. And each of these haue 10 Seruants ^each^ to attend on ~~them~~, Excepting Camyel, Sitgara, Asimiel, Calym, Dobiel and Meras, for they haue 500, aspirits [spirits] to attend them, but Pediel, Moriel & Tugaros, they haue none at all, they appear all in a very Beautifull forme, & very Courteously, and in y[e] Night as well [?] as in y[e] day &c: & they are as followeth w[ith] their ~~Names~~ ^Seales^

Camuel his Seal seal

(izq.) 10 of his Seruants belong[ing]: to y[e] day (der.) [Ten] of his Seruants belonging to the & will appear in the night. Night & will app[ear] in the day.

--- ### Dukes (grid of seals — each name with «his Seale») ---

- Orpemiel seal · Cit=gara [Sitgara] seal · Asimiel seal · Meras seal - Omyel seal · Pariel seal · Calim [Calym] seal · Azemo seal - Camyel seal · Cariel seal · Dobiel seal · Tediel seal - Budiel seal · Nariel seal · Nodar seal · Moriel seal - Elear seal · Daniel seal · Phaniel seal · Tugaros seal

--- ### The Conjuration of Camuel, ---

Wee Conjure thee O thou &c: Camuel, who ruleth &c: in the South East part of the World, Wee Invocate &c.

The Fourth Spirit in order is called Aseliel he governeth as King under Carnesiel, in the south and by East he hath 10, cheefe [chief] spirits belonging to y[e] day, and 20, to the Night, under whome are 30 principall Spirits, and under those as many, whereof wee shall make mention, but of, 8, of y[e] those [resid?]- [-ent?] belonging to the day, and as many belonging to the Night. And every one hath 20 servants at his command, they are all very courtious [courteous] and Loving, and beautifull to behold etc, they are as followeth with their sealss [seals].

Aseliel his Seale. seal 8 of his Servants belonging to the day. 8 of his Servants belonging to the Night.

Mariel seal · Cubiel seal · Asphiel seal · Melas seal Charas seal · Aniel seal · Cariel seal · Sariel seal

Barniel[?] seal · Asahel seal · Chamos seal · Othiel seal Anatiel[?] seal · Arean seal · Odiel seal · Bofar[?] seal

The Conjuration of Aseliel as followeth. Wee conjure thee O thou mighty & potent Prince Aseliel who rules as a cheife [chief] Prince or King under Carnisiel, in the South & by East &c

The fift [fifth] spirit in order is called Barmiel; he is the first and cheefe [chief] spirit under Caspiel the Emperour of the south as King under Caspiel, and hath 10: Dukes for the day: And 20: for the night to attend him to doe his will the which is all very good, and willing to obey the Exorcist. whereof wee shall make mention but of 8: that belongs to the day, and as many for the night. with their seals for they are sufficient for practice; Now every one of these Dukes hath 20: servants apiece to attend them when he is called, Excepting the 4 last that belongs to the night. for they haue [have] none. They are as followeth with their Seales ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Barmiel his Seale seal 8 of his servient [serving] Dukes belonging to the day. 8 of his Servants [Dukes] belonging to the [night].

Sochas seal · Acteras seal · Barbis seal · Mareqiza[?] seal Tigara seal · Margurs seal · Barbil seal · Basta[?] seal

Chansi seal · Carpiel seal · Caniel seal · Gabio[?] seal Keriel seal · Mansi seal · Acreba seal · Astib seal

The Conjuration of Barmiel as followeth. Wee conjure thee O thou mighty & potent Prince Barmiel, who rules as a cheife [chief] Prince or King in the South under Caspiel, &c:

[Fol. 242 — left]

The six spirit in order, but the second under the Emperour of the south is called Gediel, who Ruleth as King in the South & by-west who hath 20: chiefe Spirits to serue him in the Day, & as many in the Night, and they haue many Servants at their com[m]ands wereof wee shall make m[en]tion, but of 8: of the chiefe Spirits that belonge to the [day], And as many of those belonge to the night. who hath 20: Servants apiece to atten[d] [them when they] are called forth to app[e]arance, they are very willing, Louing and courteous to doe [your] your will &c whose names & Seales is as followeth: —

Gediel his Seale — seal The 8 Dukes belonging to the Day that is vnder Gediel. The 8 Dukes belonging to the night. —

_(Dukes of the day, with their seals — col. 1 and col. 2)_ Coliel his Seale — seal Nares[?] his Seale — seal Sabas his Seale — seal Assaba his Seale — seal Sariel[?] his Seale — seal Raniel his Seale — seal Mashel his Seale — seal Bariel his Seale — seal

The 8: for the Night. —

_(Dukes of the night, with their seals)_ Reciel his Seale — seal Sadiel his Seale — seal Agra — seal Anael. — seal Aroan. — seal Cireeas — seal Aglas — seal Vriel — seal

The Coniuration of Gediel as fol[loweth]. —

Wee coniure thee &c: O thou mighty & potent Prince Gediel, who rulest as King in the South & by West, Wee invoke, constraine, com[m]and &c: —

[Fol. 243 — right]

The second Spirit in order, but the third under the great Emperour of the South is called Asyriel, he is a mighty Kinge, Ruling in the South West. part of the world and hath 20: great Dukes to attend him, in the day time, and as many for the night, who hath vn- der them severall Servants to attend them &c here wee shall make m[en]tion of 8: of the chiefe Dukes that belongs to the day. And as many that belongs to the night, because they are sufficient for practice: And the first 4. that belongs to the day. And the first 4. that belongs to the night hath 40. Servants apiece to attend them. And the last 4. of the day, and the last 4. of night 30: apiece, they are all good natured & willing to obey. those Duke[s] of the day, is to be called in [th]e[day] and those of the night in the night. &c these be their names & Seales that followeth. —

Asyriel his Seale — seal The 8 Dukes yt belong to ye day under Asyriel. —

_(Dukes, with their seals — col. 1, col. 2 and col. 3)_ Astor his Seale — seal Carga his Seale — seal Buriel his Seale — seal Rabas his Seale — seal Arcisat[?] his Seale — seal Ariel his Seale — seal Cusiel his Seale — seal Malguel his Seale — seal

The 8: for the night. —

Amiel his Seale — seal Cusriel his Seale — seal Maroth his Seale — seal Omiel his Seale — seal Budar his Seale — seal Aspiel his Seale — seal Fasua[?] his Seale — seal Hamas his Seale — seal

The Coniuration. —

Wee Coniure thee &c: who rulest as a chiefe King in the South West &c: —

[LEFT FOLIO — page 244 — MASERIEL]

The Eight Spirit in order But the fourth under the Emperour of the South is called Maseriel seal who Ruleth as King in the Dominion of y[e] West, and by South, and hath a great number of princes & Servants under him, to attend him, whereof wee shall make mention of 12 of the cheefe that attend him in the day time, and 12 that attends him to doe his will in the night time which is Sufficient for practice. they are all good by nature & will[ing]ly will doe your will in all things Those that is for the day, is to be called in the day, And those for the night in the night, they haue Euery one 30 Servants ag[reed] to attend them & their names and Seales is as followeth

Maseriel his Seale seal The 12 that belongs to the day under Maseriel.

_(Dukes with their seals, in three columns:)_

Column 1: Mahue his Seale seal · Roviel his Seale seal · Earviel his Seale seal · Zeriel his Seale seal · Atniel his Seale seal · Vessur his Seale seal · Azimel his Seale seal · Chasor his Seale seal

Column 2: Patiel his Seale seal · Assuel his Seale seal · Atiel his Seale seal · Espoel his Seale seal · _The 12 following belong to the Night_ · Arach his Seale seal · Maras his Seale seal · Noquiel his Seale seal · Sarmiel his Seale seal

Column 3: Amoyr his Seale seal · Dachiel his Seale seal · Bares his Seale seal · Eliel his Seale seal · Earos his Seale seal · Rabiel his Seale seal · Atriel seal · Saluar his Seale seal

_(At foot, beginning of the conjuration — partly legible:)_ The Coniuration illegible Maseriel who ruleth as cheife prince or King in the Dominion of the illegible

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[RIGHT FOLIO — page 245 / fol. 124 — MALGARAS]

The ninth Spirit in order, but the first under the Emperour of y[e] West is called Malgaras seal Ruleth as King in the Dominion of the West and hath 30 Dukes under him to attend him, in the day and as many for the night; whereof wee shall make mention of 12 Dukes that belongs to the day, and as many as belongs to the night. And every one of them hath 30 Servants to attend them Excepting Misiel, Barfas, Aspar & Deilas. for the haue but 20 Arois & Basiel, they haue but 10. & They are all very courteous and will appear willingly to doe your will, they Appear 2 & 2 at a time w[i]th their Servants. They th[at] for the day is to be called in the day and those for the night in the night. Their names and Seals is as followeth.

Malgaras his Seale seal The 12 that belongs to the day.

_(Dukes with their seals, in three columns; ink very bled:)_

Column 1: Carmiel his Seale seal · Meliel his Seale seal · Doras his Seale seal · Agor his Seale seal · Casiel his Seale seal · Rabiel his Seale seal · [?] [seal, illegible] · [?] [seal, illegible]

Column 2: [?]iel his Seale seal · Misiel his Seale seal · [Barfas?] his Seale seal · Arois his Seale seal · _12 Dukes for the night_ · Aros his Seale seal · Dodiel his Seale seal · Cubi his Seale seal · Sibiel his Seale seal

Column 3: Rabos his Seale seal · Aspiel his Seale seal · Caron seal · Zamor his Seale seal · Amiel his Seale seal · Aspar his Seale seal · Deilas his Seale seal · Basiel his Seale seal

_(At foot, beginning of the conjuration — partly legible:)_ The Coniuration illegible Malgaras who ruleth illegible

[Left page — fol. 246]

The tenth spirit in order, But the second under the Emperour of the West is called Dorochiel[l], who is a mighty prince bearing Rule in the West, and by North. and hath 40. Dukes to attend him in the day time, and as many for the night: with an inumerable company of servants Spirits. wherof wee shall make mention of 24. Cheefe dukes that belong to the day. and as many for his night: with their seales as followeth. note the 12 first that belongs to the day, and y[e] 12 first that belongs to the night hath 40. Servants apiece to attend them: And the 12 last of the day, and of the night hath 400. apiece to attend on them when they appeare, & allso those of the day is to be called in the day and those of night in the night: Observe the planetary motion in calling; for y[e] 2 first that belongs to the [day?] to be called in y[e] first planetary hour of y[e] day. and the 2 next in y[e] second planetary hour of the [day?] and successively on till you have gone quite throw y[e] day and night, till you come to the 2 first againe & [&c?] they be all of a good Nature & will willingly obey &c. Their names and seales is as followeth.

Dorochiel [seal: circular seal with figure] The 24 Dukes belongs to y[e] day, 12 before noone.

(The 12 dukes before midday, in three columns, each name with its seal and «his Scale»:)

Magael seal — his Scale Artino seal — his Scale Efiel seal — his Scale illegibleiel seal — his Scale (name very blurred)

(central column, labels next to the seals:) Maniel [?] seal · Suriel seal · Carsiel seal · Fubiel seal — his Scale

Carba seal — his Scale Merach seal — his Scale Althor seal — his Scale Omiel seal — his Scale

Here followeth the 12 Dukes, afternoone.

Gudiel [?] seal — his Scale Asphor seal — his Scale Emuel seal — his Scale illegible seal — his Scale (nombre borrado)

Cabron [?] seal — his Scale Diviel seal — his Scale Abriel seal — his Scale [O?]nael seal — his Scale

Lumor seal — his Scale Casael seal — his Scale Busiel seal — his Scale Larfos [?] seal — his Scale

[Right page — fol. 125/247]

The 24 Dukes that belong to the night under Dorochiel &c These 12 before midnight ————————

(12 before midnight; left column + upper central column, with some figures in the margin:)

Nahiel seal — his Scale Offiel [?] seal — his Scale Bulis seal — his Scale Momel seal — his Scale Pafiel seal — his Scale Gariel seal — his Scale Soriel seal — his Scale

Darbari seal — his Scale 9 Daniel seal — his Scale 10 Cuva [?] seal — his Scale 11 Aliel seal — his Scale 12 Maziel seal — his Scale

These 12 after midnight. ————————

Futiel seal — his Scale Cayro seal — his Scale Narsiel seal — his Scale Moziel seal — his Scale

(right column, with figure in the margin of the first:) 5 Apoziel seal — his Scale Cusyne seal — his Scale Vraniel seal — his Scale Pelusar seal — his Scale Abael seal — his Scale Meroth seal — his Scale Cadriel seal — his Scale Lodiel seal — his Scale

The Conjuration of Dorochiel as followeth

Wee conjure thee O thou mighty &c: Dorochiel, who rulest & is king in the West & by North, wee Invocate &c:

[upper margins: «240.» (left); «126» and «249» (right)]

The Eleuenth Spirit in order. But the third under the Emperour Amenadiel is called Usiel who is a mighty Prince Ruleing as King in the North West. he hath 40 Dyurnall, and 40 Nocturnall Duk[es] to attend on him in the day, and in the night, whereof wee shall make mention of 14. that belongs to y[e] day And as many for y[e] night, which is sufficient for practice; the first 8. that belongs to the day hath 40 seruants apiece And the other 6. 30. And the first 8. that belongs to y[e] night hath 40 Seruants apiece to attend on them And the next 4 Dukes 20. Seruants, And the last 2 hath 10. apiece, and they are very obedient, and doth willingly appears when they are called, they haue more power to hide or discouer Treasure then any other Spirits (saith Solomon) that is contained in this Booke. and when you [hide?] [ins. interlineal: that is hidden], or would not haue any thing taken away, Make these foure Seales [illegible crossed-out text: «…ERP»] in virgin parchment and lay them with[the] Treasury; where the Treasury lyeth and it will neuer be found nor taken away. the names and Seals of these Spirits is as followeth

Usiel his Seale [seal: disk with solar face]

The 14 Dukes y[t] belong to the day

Abariel his Seale seal · Saefer his Seale seal · Am[?]les his Seale [seal — name covered by the solar disk] illegible · [J?]am his Seale seal [?] Ameta his Seale seal · Patiel his Seale seal · Darfa his Seale seal · Fabariel his Seale seal Arnen his Seale seal · Saefara his Seale seal · Garnasu his Seale seal · Usiniel his Seale seal Herne his Seale seal · Magni his Seale seal

The 14 Dukes that Belong to the Night.

Anaed his Seale seal [?] · Saddid his Seale seal · Pathier his Seale seal · [illegible: «…od»] his Seale seal [?] Godiel his Seale seal · Godiel his Seale seal · Marae his Seale seal · Lasphason his Seale seal [?] Barfos his Seale seal · Gilid his Seale seal · Asuriel his Seale seal · Ethiel his Seale seal Bursa his Seale seal Adan his Seale seal [large glyph «IIIIRP» = one of the four seals]

The Conjuration of Usiel as f[olloweth] I Conjure thee O thou mighty &c: Usiel who art the Cheife Prince or King under Amenadiel in the North West &c:

upper marginal line, cont. of the previous spirit — very blurry illegible … [for the?] day, [and] many in the night, illegible … get many servants to attend on him.

[Left column — pag. 250]

[The] twelfth spirit in order. But the fourth vnder the Emperour of the West is called Cabariel; he hath 50. Dukes to attend on him, wherof wee shall make mention but of 10. of the cheefe Dukes that belongs to the day, And as many for the night. & every of them hath 50. Servants to giue attendance when their master is Invocated &c. Note those Dukes that belongs to the day is very good and willing to obey their Master, and [are?] to be called in the day time And they of the night [are?] by nature evill & Disobedient and will deceaue yo[u] if they can &c they are to be called in the night. The names and seales of them all are as followeth: —

Cabariel his Seale seal The 10 y[t] belonges to y[e] day

Satifiel his Seale seal Papius his Seale. seal Godiel seal — Taaus[?] his ^Seale Taros his Seale seal Asoriel his Seale seal Etimiel his Seale seal Clyssan his Seale seal Elitel his Seale seal Aniel his Seale seal Cuphal his Seale seal

The 10 Dukes for the Night. [header seal]

Mador his Seale seal Peniel his Seale seal Cugiel his Seale seal Thalbos his Seale seal Otim his Seale seal Ladiel his Seale seal Morias his Seale seal Pandor his Seale seal Cazul his Seale seal Dubiel his Seale seal

The Coniuration of Cabariel as followeth. illegible — second line of the conjuration very blurred … [O thou mighty & potent…?] catchword at foot on the right: «… Cabariel»

[Right column — pag. 251 / fol. 127]

The 13[th] Spirit in order But the first vnder Demorial: The Emperour of the north is called Raysiel he ruleth as king in the north, & hath fifty dukes for the day & as many for the night to attend him, & they haue many servants vnder them againe for to doe there will &c wherof wee shall make mention of 16 cheefe dukes that belong to the day, because they are by nature good & willing to obey, & but 14 that belong to the night, because they are by nature evill & stubborne & disobedient, & will not obey willingly [all those (underlined / crossed out)] all those dukes that belong to the day haue 40 servants a peece, except- ing the 6[th] Last, for they haue but 30 a peece & the 8 first that belonges to the night haue 40 servants a peece excepting the 4 last following for they haue but 20 a peece, & the last 2 haue but 10 a peece, there names & seales are as followeth vizt —

Raysael his Seale seal

the 16 dukes that belong the day Bacier seal — Terath seal — Arme[n]a seal — Betasiel seal Thoac seal — Astael seal — Albhac dur [Albhadur?] seal — Meloha seal Sequiel seal — Ramica seal — Chanael seal — Theras seal Sadar seal — Dubarus seal — Tursiel seal — Voiel seal

the 14 dukes that belong night Thariel seal — Lazaba seal — Belsay seal — Avepach seal Paras seal — Aleasi seal — Morael [Mora el] seal — Lamas seal Arayl seal — Sebash seal — Sarach seal — Thurcal seal Culmar seal — Quibda seal

The Coniuration of Raysael as fol[loweth]. [at foot, marginal line: «[The] Coniuration &c:»]

— Left page (252) — Symiel —

The 14[th] spirit in order. But the second under the Emperour of the North is called Symiel. — who ruleth as King in the North & by East who hath 10 dukes to attend him in the day & a 1000 for the night & every one of these have a certaine number of servants, whereof we shall make mention of the 10 that belong to the day, & 10 of those that belong to the night & those of the day are very good & not disobedient, as those of the night for they are stubborne, & will not appeare willingly & allso those of the day have 720 servants amongst them to doe there will, & the rest of the night have 790 servants to attend on them as accasion serveth, the names of these 20 are as followeth, with their seales & number of servants &

Symiel his Seale seal

_The 10 dukes that belong to ye day_

Asmiel his seale seal — 60 Larael seal Chrubas seal — 100 Acho seal — 60 Vastos seal — 40 Malgron seal — 20 Benoel[?] seal — 90 Musor seal — 110 Ronciel seal — 90 Dagiel seal — 100

_The 10 dukes that belong to the night_

Mafras[?] seal — 70 Arafos seal — 50 Murah[?] seal — 30 Apiel seal — 30 Mari anu [Marianu] seal — 100 Richel seal — 120 Curiel seal — 40 Narzael seal — 210 Nalael seal — 130 Molael seal — 10

— Right page (253 / 128) — Armadiel —

The sixteenth spirit in order. But the third under the Emperour of the North is called Armadiel — who ruleth as King in the North East part, and hath many dukes under him besides other ser- vants, whereof we shall make mention [of] 15 of the cheefe Dukes who have 1260 servants to attend him these dukes are to be called in ye day and night dividing ye same into 15 parts, begining at Sunrising with ye first spirit and so on till you come to ye last spirit and the division of the night these spirit[s] are good by nature and willing to doe your will in all thing[s] they be here named and seal[e]d &

Armadiel his Seale seal

_Fifteen of his Dukes_

matrix of 15 seals and names, mostly illegible because of large ink stain; legible or partially legible names: Nub[…][?] seal — illegible Parabas[?] seal — illegible Alfen[e][?] seal — illegible Lurel[?] / Lurot[?] seal — illegible Marael[?] seal — illegible Calvarnia[?] seal — illegible [remaining dukes and their numbers of servants — illegible]

_The Conjuration_

I conjure thee o thou mighty and potent prince Armadiel &c &c &c

The 16.th Spirit in order: But the fourth under the Emperour of the North is called Baruchas~ who ruleth as King &c in the East and by north and hath many Dukes and other Serviall spirits to attend him whereof we shall make mention of 15 of the cheefe Dukes that belong to the day and night who haue 7040 Servants to attend on them. they are all by nature good and are willing to obey &c you are to call these spirits in the same maner as shewed in y[e] foregoing Experiment of Armadiel and his Dukes: viz Dividing y[e] day and night into 15 parts and &c the names and Seales of them as followeth~

Baruchas his Seale seal

Fifteene of his Dukes

block of seals of the 15 dukes — severely blurred by bleed-through/ink stain; only fragments of names are legible, arranged in columns: Qu[?] · illegible · Ba[?] · [C?]am[?] Sar[i]el[?] · illegible · illegible · [?]uel[?] Mel[?] · illegible · Jan[?] · Dor[?] [?]gyr[?] · illegible · Phi[?] · Chr[?] · Dear[?] [remaining illegible]

The Conjuration of Baruchus

I coniure [thee o thou] mighty [and] potent prince Baruchas &c rest illegible because of fading

[upper heading illegible]

In this place we are to giue you the understanding of a figure 11 of a Mighty and potent prince with their servants who wander up and down in y[e] Aire and never continue in one place &c whereof one of the cheefe and first is called Geradiel who hath 18150 Servants to attend him. for he hath no Dukes nor princes. therefore he is to be Invocated alone. but when he is called there cometh a great number of his servants with him. but more or less according to y[e] [houre of ye?] day and houre to night he is called in for in [the?] first houre of the day according to y[e] plan[e]tary motion and the second hour of y[e] Night there cometh 470 of his servants with him and in [the] second houre of y[e] Day. and y[e] 2 third hours of y[e] night there cometh 570 of his servants with him and in y[e] [figure?] 2 third hours of y[e] day and y[e] 2 fourth hours of y[e] [night] there cometh 930 of his servants with him and in y[e] 2 fourth hours of y[e] day. and y[e] 2 fifth hours of y[e] night there cometh 1560 of his servants &c and in y[e] fift 2 houres of y[e] day and the 8[th] 2 houres of y[e] night there cometh 13720[?] of his servants and the 6[th] [class?] 2 hours of y[e] day there cometh 930 and in the 2 first houres of y[e] night there cometh 1560 of his servants &c they are of them good by nature and will obey in all things willingly~

The Seal of Garadiel seal

The Conjuration of Garadiel

[I coniure?] thee o thou mighty and potent prince Garadiel who wandereth here and there in the Aire with thy servants I conjure thee Garadiel that thou forthwith appear- eth with thy attendance in this [fift?] hour of y[e] Day: here Before me in this Crystall Stone or here Before this Circle &c ~~~~~~~~~~

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The next of these wanding [wandering] princes is called Buriel, who hath many Dukes & other servants which doe attend on him to doo his will they are all by nature evill and are hated by all other spirits. They appeare Rugish [Ruggish] and in the form of a serpent with a virgins head and speak with a mans voice. They are to be called in the night, Because they hate the day. and in the plannetary [planetary] houres. whereof wee shall mention 12 of the cheefe Dukes that answereth to the 12 plannetary [planetary] houres of the night who have 880 servants to attend on them in the night amongst them their names and seales are as followeth with the name of Buriel.

Buriel his Seale seal The 12 Dukes are as followeth

arranged in three columns; each name with its engraved seal beside it

— Merosiel seal — Almadiel seal — Cupriel seal — Sarviel seal — Casbriel seal — illegible - name and seal covered by ink stain — illegible - name and seal covered by ink stain — Futiel seal — Drusiel seal — Carniel seal — Drubiel seal — Nadros [?] seal

The Conjuration

I conjure thee o thou mighty and potent prince Buriel who wandereth here and there in the aire with the Dukes and other thy servant Spirits I conjure thee Buriel that thou doe with appeare with thy attendance. in this first houre of ye night, here before me within this Crystall stone (or here before this Circle) in a faire and comely shape to doe my will in all things that I shall desire of you &c: — [siguen trazos de pluma «&c &c»]

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The third of these wandering spirits or princes is called Hydriel, who hath 100 great Dukes besides 200 lesser Dukes and servants without Number under him whereof we shall mention 12 of the cheefe Dukes which hath 1320 servants to attend them. They are to be called in ye day as well as ye night. according to the plannetary [planetary] motion. The first beginneth with the first hour of ye day or night and so successfully [successively] on till you com to the last. they appeare in the form of a serpent; with a virgins head and face: yet they are very courteous and willing to obey; they delight most in or about water and all [struck out: all] moist grounds. Their names and Seales are as followeth. —

Hydriel his Seale seal The 12 Dukes are as followeth

arranged in columns; name + «his Seal»; the seals are large ink stains

— Morta[?]iel [Mortaliel?] his Seal seal - stain — Chamoriel his Seal seal - stain — Peſariel [Pesariel?] his Seal seal - stain — Muſuziel [Musuziel?] his Seal seal - stain — Lameniel his Seal seal - stain — Bara[?]chiel [Barachiel?] his Seal seal - stain — Samiel his Seal seal - stain — Duſiriel [Dusiriel?] his Seal seal - stain — Camiel his Seal seal - stain — Arbiel his Seal seal - stain — Luciel his Seal seal - stain — Chariel his Seal seal - stain

between the central seals appears the planetary symbol ♃ (Jupiter)

The Conjuration

I conjure thee o thou mighty and potent prince Hydriel &c: — the rest abbreviated with «&c»

The fourth of these wandering princes [in] order is called Pirichiel, He hath no prince[s] or [Duke under] him but knights: wherof we shall make mention 8 of them They being sufficient for practise[?] who have 2000 servants under them, They are to be called according to y[e] planetary motion they are all good by nature, and will doo your will willingly. Their [marks and] seals are as followeth ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~

Pirichiel his Seale seal

his eight Knights.

[knights, with their seals; in two columns] [?]marsiel seal · Amariel[?] seal [?]diel seal · Demediel seal illegible, hidden by stain seal · Hursiel seal [?]mariel seal · Cuprisiel seal

The Conjuration ~

I conjure thee thou mighty and potent prince Pirichiel, who wander[eth] &c[etera]

The 5[th] wandering prince is called Emoniel who hath a hundred princes and [chief Dukes] besides 20 under Dukes. and a multitude of servants to attend him wherof we shall [mention 12] of the chief princes or Dukes. who have 1320 Dukes & other Inferiour servants to atte[nd them] They are all by nature good and willing to obey; it is said they Inhabit most in the woods: they are to be called in the day, as well as in the Night, and according to y[e] planetary o[rder] Their names and seals are as followeth. ccc c c c c c c c c c

Emoniel his Seale seal

His 12 dukes are as followeth

[twelve dukes, with their seals; in three columns, read by rows] Er[miel?] illegible seal · Dramiel seal · Cruhiel seal Ed[riel?] illegible seal · Pandiel[?] seal · Armesiel seal Carn[odiel?] illegible seal · Vasenel seal · Vaspamel[?] seal Ph[?]us illegible seal · Nasiniel seal · Musiniel seal

The [Conjuration]

I conjure thee thou mighty and [potent] prince Emoniel, who wander[eth] &c[etera] very faint line

[Left page — fol. 260 — Icosiel]

The sixth of these wandring princes is called Icosiel, Who hath a 100 Du[kes] [besi]dy other servants which are more Inferiour whereof we have taken 15 o[f the chief Dukes for] practice they being sufficient & they have 2200 servants to attend them Th[ey are all of a good] nature and will doe what they are comanded, they appeare most com[only in houses because] they delight most therein They are to be called in the 24 houres of the day, and n[ight that is to devide] the 24 houres into fivetéén parts according to the number of the spirits, begin[ing with the first at Sunrise] and with the Last at Sunsetting next day &c Their names and Seales are as followeth ———

Icosiel his Seale seal His 15 Dukes and as followeth

Machariel his Seal seal Zosiel his Seal seal Cambriel his Seal seal Cumariel his [?] Seal seal Pilchiel his Seal seal «[lectura Pischiel [?]]» Agapiel his Seal seal Nathriel [?] his Seal seal Larphiel his Seal seal Zachariel his Seal seal Hesediel [?] Seal seal Thanatiel his Seal seal Amediel his Seal seal Athesiel his Seal seal ——— [two more names illegible under the ink stains — 15 dukes are declared]

The Conjuration: I conjure Thee O thou mighty and potent Prince Icosiel &c &c &c &c

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[Right page — fol. 261 — Soleviel]

The 7[th] spirit of these is called Soleviel, who hath under his comand 200 Dukes, and 200 Companions who change every year their places, they have many servants to attend them They are all good and very obedient & here we shall mention 12 of the chief Dukes whereof [six?] rule [one?] Dukes [one?] year, and the other 6 the next following and so ruling in order to [serue [?]] their [prince [?]] they have under them 1840 servants to attend them they are to be called in the day as well as in the night according to the planetary hours or motion [?]. Their names and Seales are as followeth ———

Soleviel his Seale seal His 12 Dukes

Fnachiel [?] Seal seal Nadrusiel his Seal seal Charoel seal Axosiel [?] his Seal seal «[bajo "Charoel"]» Praxeel his Seal seal Cohusiel his Seal seal Chrasiel [?] his Seal seal Moracha[?] his Seal seal Amriel his Seal seal Mursiel his Seal seal Almodar [?] his Seal seal Axosiel [?] his Seal seal «[at the foot, centro — "Praxiel [?]" struck out]» Penador his Seal seal

The Conjuration I conjure Thee O thou mighty and potent Prince Soleviel who wandreth &c

The eighth of those wandering princes is called Menadiel, who hath 20 Dukes & a 100 companions and many other servants. They being all of a good nature and very obedient. here wee haue mentioned 6 of the chiefe Dukes and 6 of y[e] under Dukes or companions, they haue 390 seruan[t]s to attend them: Note you must call these according to y[e] planetary motion, a Duke in y[e] first houre and a companion in y[e] next, and so successfully on through all the houres of y[e] day or night: whose names and seales are as followeth.

Menadiel his Seale seal

Larmol seal — Charsiel seal — Baruch seal Drasiel seal — Samyel seal — Nedriel seal illegible: name hidden by a large ink stain seal — Barsiel[?] seal — Curasin seal Benoel[?] seal — Amasiel seal — Tharson[?] seal

The Conjuration illegible … mighty and potent prince Menadiel … w[hi]ch stand[?] illegible

The 9th spirit in order that wandereth is called Macariel, who hath 40 Dukes besides very many other Inferior servants to attend on him, whereof wee shall mention 12 of the chiefe Dukes who haue 400 servants to attend them. They are all good by nature & obedient to doe y[e] will of y[e] Exorcist. They appeare in divers formes but most commonly in y[e] forme of a dragon with virgins heads: These Dukes are to be called in the day as well as night, according to y[e] planetary order their names and seales are as followeth.

Macariel his Seale seal

Claniel seal — Asmadiel seal — Gremiel seal Drusiel seal — Romyel seal — Thuriel seal Andros[?] seal — Mastuel seal — Brufiel seal Charoel[?] seal — Varpiel seal — Lemodac seal

The Conjuration illegible no illegible … M[acariel][?] … illegible which stand[?] illegible

[Left page — Uriel]

The 10 Spirit in order that wandereth or great prince is called Uriel, who hath 10 chief Dukes and 100 under Dukes with many servants to attend him. They are by nature evill and will not obey willingly, and are very false in their doings. They appear in the form of a serpent w[i]th a virgins head and a face: whereof we shall mention but 10 chief Dukes, who have 650 companions & servants to attend them &c their names and seals are as followeth —

Uriel his Seale seal His 10 Dukes

His 10 Dukes: Chabri his seal — Frasmiel his seal — Drapios his seal Brymiel his seal — Hermon his seal Drabros his seal — Dragon [his] seal [?Vantad] his seal — Aldrusy [his] seal Narmiel his seal — [?]mat his seal

(The ten names, arranged in three columns and much affected by ink stains, seem to be: Chabri, Drabros, Narmiel, Frasmiel, Brymiel, Dragon, [?]mat, Drapios, Hermon, Aldrusy.)

The Conjuration I conjure thee o thou mighty and potent prince Uriel who wandereth illegible by stain

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[Right page — Bidiel] (foliación «134»)

The 11[th] and last prince of this wandering order is called Bidiel, who hath under his com[m]and 20 Dukes and 200 other Dukes wh[ich] are more inferior, besides very many servants to attend him. These Dukes change every year their office and place. They are all good and willing to obey the Exorcist in all things &c. They appear very Beautifull and in a humane shape whereof we shall mention 10 off the chief Dukes who have 400 servants to attend them. their names and se[als]

Bidiel his Seale seal His 10 great Dukes

His 10 great [Dukes]: Mudiel his seal — Armoniel his seal — Cherobiel [/ Merasiel] his seal Cruchan his seal — Lameniel his seal — Parsifiel his seal Bramsiel his seal — Andruc[har] [?Charoc] his seal — Chremoas his seal Merasiel [/ Andrucha] his seal

(The ten dukes, with very blurred seals: Mudiel, Cruchan, Bramsiel, Armoniel, Lameniel, Andruchar, Merasiel, Cherobiel, Parsifiel, Chremoas. Some double labels ([?] «Andrucha», «Merasiel») are uncertain because of the stain.)

The Conjuration to the wandring princes I conjure thee o thou mighty and potent prince Bidiel, who wandereth here and there w[i]th thy Dukes and other of thy servants spirits I conjure thee Bidiel that thou forthwith come and appear with attendance in this [?present houre by ...] shew thy self to me in this crystall stone (or else before this circle) in a fair and comly shape to do my will in all things that I shall desire of you &c. — ⸿⸿⸿

The Conjuration to the princes that Govern the points of the compass:

I conjure thee O thou mighty and potent prince N. who ruleth as a chiefe prince or king in the dominion of the East (or &c) I conjure thee N. that thou forthwith appeareth with thy attend =ance[?] in this first hour of ye day here before me in this cristall stone (or hear before this circle) in a fair and comely shape, to doe my will in all things that I shall desire of you &c ✕

To the Dukes that wander I conjure thee O thou mighty and potent Duke N. who wandreth heer and there with thy Prince N. and others of his &c Thy servants in yᵉ aire I conjure thee N. that thou forthwith appeareth &c △ - - - - - - - - - - - -

To the Duke [that][?] governeth the Point of the Compass ouer[?] their Prince seal [two large ink blots flank the title]

I conjure thee O thou mighty and potent Duke N. who ruleth under thy prince or king N in the dominion of the East (or &c) I con[jure the]e N. that thou forthwith appeareth △ allone or [illegible: blot] this first (or second [hou]re of the day, here before me in this chrystall stone (or hear [before?] this circle) in a fair a[nd comely?] [illegible: blot] to doe my will in all things that I shall [desire?] [require?] you ✕ I conjure and [pow]erfully command you N by him who said the word and it [was done?] [illegible: blot] and by all the holy and [reveren]tiall names of god and by [the] name of the only cr[eator?] of heauen [illegible: blot] and hell and what [is contained?] in them Adonay [El?] illegible Elohim Eloe Elion [illegible: blot] hie Zebaoth Ja[h?] Tetragrammaton [illegible: blot] [Adonay Lorde?] of the [illegible: blot] you forthwith appear illegible to me here in this crist[all sto]ne (or hear [is?] illegible this circle [illegible: blot] a fair and comely humane shape without doing any harme to me or any other creature that god Jehovah created or [ma]de. But come ye presently visibly and affably now without delay manifesting what I desire, being conjured by the name of yᵉ Euerliuing and true god Hehoren Tetragrammaton Anephexeton and fulfill my comands and persist unto the end; I conjure comm[and?] [illegible: blot] constraine you spirit N by Alpha and Omega. By the name Primeumaton which comandeth the whole hoast of heauen and by all those names which Moses named when he by the power of those names brought great Plagues upon Pharao. and all the people of Ægypt Zebaoth Escer- chie. Oriston. Elion. Adonay. Primeumaton and by the name of Schemes Amathia with Joshua called upon and the sun stayed his course. and by the name of Hasios and by the seal of Adonay

And by Agla. On. Tetragrammaton. To whome all creatures are obedient and by the dreadfull Judgement of the high god and by the holy angells of heauen and by the mighty wisdome of the great god of hosts that you come from all parts of yᵉ world and [make?] rationall answers unto all things I shall aske of you, and come yo[u][?] peaceable visible come. come you in the name of Adonay. Zebaoth. Adonay. Amioram. Come why stay you hasten. Adonay. Saday the king of kings comandeth you.

When he is appeared shew him his seal, and the Pentacle of Salomon. saying behold the Pentacle of Salomon which I haue brought before your presence &[?] as is shewed in the first Booke Goetia. at the latter end of the conjurations. also when you haue had yᵉ desire of the spirits Licence them to depart as is shewed there &c - - - - - - - And so ends the second Book called Theurgia Goetia - - - - - - -

Note The aboue written conjurations doe onely differ in the first part as is shewed there untill you come to the marks △ and ✕ But from thence forward they are to be all one and yᵉ same

Nota, wheresoeuer in this Booke Theurgia Goetia in some part of the seales is used these fine strokes ||||||| That part of the seal is to be all Black [interlineado] which you doe not doe becauße this paper is to course and thine[?] &c - - - - - - -

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Here Beginneth the 3d Part called the Art Pauline of King Salomon [seal/ornament]

This is diuided into two parts the first concerning [the dayes?] & illegible side houre[?] of the day and night. The second part the angells of yᵉ 12 Signes of the Zodiac as [hereafter?] followeth &c - - - - - - -

The [names?] of the[?] Angels & illegible of the day and night illegible euery day and their offices is to doe all things that are attributed to the 7 Planets. And that changeth euery day allso illegible as you may see in the following illegible first that Samuel the Angell ruleth the first houre of the day beginning at Sun Riseing. Suppose it be on a munday in the first houre of yᵗ day (that houre is attributed to the ☽ [Moon]) That you call Samuel or any of his dukes there office in that houre is to doe illegible