Book II,

The Conjuration of Tuesday.
I CONJURE arid call upon you, ye ftrong and good angels, in the names Ya, Ya, Ya ; He, He, He ; Va, Hy, Hy, Ha, Ha, Ha j Va, Ya, Va ; An, An, An ; Aia, Aia, Aia ; El, Ay, Elibra, Elohim, Elohim ; and by the names of the high God, who hath made the fea and dry land, and by his word hath made the earth, and produced trees, and hath fet his feal upon the planets, with his precious, honoured, revered and holy name ; and by the name of the angels governing in the fifth houfe, who are fubfervient to the great angel Acimoy, who is ftrong, powerful, and honoured, and by the name of his flar which is called Marst I call upon thee, Samael , by the names above mentioned, thou great angel ! who prefides over the day of Mars , and by the name Adonai, the living and true God, that you affift: me in accompli filing my labours, &c. fas in the conjuration of Sunday.)
The fpirits of the air on Tuefday are under the eafi: wind j their nature is to bring or caufe war, mortality, death, combuftions, and to give two-thoufand foldiers at a time ; to bring death, infirmity or health.
Familiar Forms of the Spirits of Mars.
THEY appear in a tall body and choleric, a filthy countenance, of colour brown, fwarthy, or red, having horns like harts, and griffins claws, and bellow- ing like wild bulls. Their motion is like fire burning : their fign thunder and lightning round about the circle.
Their particular fhapes are, a king armed, riding on a wolf ; a man armed.
A woman with a buckler on her thigh.
A fiie-goat , a horfe j a flag. ■
A red garment , a piece of wool ; a cowflip.
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