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| pg. 81, line 9, add footnote: | Compare Steganographia I.1 (conjuration of 1st spirit Pamersiel):
oshurmy delmuson Thafloyn peano charustea melany, lyaminto colchan, paroys, madyn, moerlay, bulre + atloor don melcour peloin, ibutsyl meon mysbreath alini driaco person. Crisolnay, lemon asosle mydar, icoriel pean thalmon, asophiel il notreon banyel ocrimos esteuor naelma besrona thulaomor fronian beldodrayn bon otalmesgo mero fas elnathyn bosramoth. Thanks to Andrea Testa for bringing this to my attention. |
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| pg. 8, footnote 3 | Add, "Figure 46 in the Grimoire of Armadel also seems to fit the description fairly well. | |
| pg. 9, footnote 1 | "sunset" | should read "sunrise" (2 places) |
| pg. 26, footnote 2 | "mistakenly writes" | should read "mistakenly write" |
| pg. 52, figure, add footnote: | "AG OS OTHEOS + SCHIROS": corruption of Greek "Agios o Theos + Ischyros" (Holy God + Strong). "Raphael / Medicina [Dei]": Raphael in Hebrew means "God's healing", which in Latin is "Medicina Dei." "Michael / Virtus Deu": More correctly "Michael / Virtus Dei" -- Might of God; more properly the etymology for Gabriel. Dee gives a similar etymology for Michael as "Fortitudo Dei". "Paracletus": Greek for "Comforter". | |
| pg. 84, line 20 | "can the meaning" | "can reveal the meaning" |