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Vep'iQations^ Incantations with other Rites and obfer- vations provoking and alluring Idefis of this nature hereunto, as thfey move the Earth every hour-
And it is in the very Soul it felf of the projeftor, whe he is carried to this work^withfome great cgrcfs of his now defirieiForthisArt hath a natural obedi- ence to the Soul it felfe : And of neceffity hath effi- cacy, and is moved to that which the Soul it felfe defires, and this is true and pure, neither matters it how thefe points areprojcfted, fo that there be fixteen in all the lines at leaft, and fixteen lines in all.
And this Art may be praftifedjwhenfoevcf a mart will^ and according to the demand that is inade, be it night or day^Fair weather or Foul^Rain or Wind. And moreover you muft note; That foranyque- ftion or demand, you muft make a figure, but one time, but tearing the figure and forgetting the Judgment which was firft made, if any fault be found in the demand or in the figure 5 And then make another in another manner, and Judge the fecond time, according as you fhall find your Fi- gure.
Many in making or projecting their points do ufe feveral wayes, buc the beft that ever I faw are thefe following, which after you have well obferved, you may either riding, or walking be refolved of what
ihall happen that Day, Month, or Year in any place where you defire to enquire; and of this you (hall be inftrufted further : Inthg Harmory of the worlds Lib. 2.
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Here yen Jhall ha^e an example in ordit X
By this example you may makt prick/p ftroak^s^ fiars^ which yon ^leafe to wot^ mthy for you
Tieed no other rvay but this.
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The manner hovo tojoyne the Pricks^ orStrodkj^ vphichyou Workjby^ with your ?en^ or walking Stalf.
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$ T/?e Temple (?/Wifdome. Book I,
Chap. 1 1. ibcmAnner how to frame this Art ^ ami give, to each flace his Name.
AFter that you have fet your pricks intp lines, and thereof drawn out and formed the figure, as we have (hewed unto you, you muft take and fet the four firft lines of the firft Figure, and fet them afide, and this is called the firft Figure : then muft you take the fecond of the fecond four lines,and fet theni by the firft, and fo have you then two Figure: And then you ftiall draw the third Figure", of theo- ther four lines, confequently following 3^4 put that a part, and it is called the third Figurd : And finally you ftiall pf the other four lines which arc thelaft, take the JFour figure, which is called the four Mothers, and fetthat by the other three,and fo the third and fourth be companions, as you ftiall fee by this example following ; but above all take heed and place your firft well, to make the other to follow after, andyou ftiall put it on the right hand according to this example following^ which is th Hebrew Doctors way.
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