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To win what thou wilt at Dice | To win what thou wilt at Dice | ||
Write in virgin | Write in virgin parchm[en]t with the blood | ||
of a Turtledove theis words folowing | of a Turtledove theis words folowing | ||
and put th | and put th parchm[en]t in a linen cloth | ||
and Sowe or bynd is about that | and Sowe or bynd is about that | ||
Arme | Arme with wich thou wilt cast the dice | ||
[image: 5x5 square containing the letters | [image: 5x5 square, containing the letters | ||
SATOR | SATOR | ||
AREPO | AREPO | ||
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OPERA | OPERA | ||
ROTAS] | ROTAS] | ||
[These Words come from the Second Pentacle of Saturn and are "repeatedly mentioned in the records of mediaeval Magic", says S. Liddell MacGregor Mathers in his Book "The Key of Solomon (Clavicula Salomonis)", S. 59, 1889 - to find easily via google books] | |||
[Understood as the Sator Square - a five-way palindrome which some believe to hold magical properties. ] | |||
For Dice and Tables | For Dice and Tables | ||
Take virgin parchment and write | Take virgin parchment and write | ||
theis words in it | theis words in it with the bloud of a | ||
Lapwing or a peacock + | Lapwing or a peacock + Galiei + [Gulch?] | ||
then sew them in thy sleeve: et fiet. | then sew them in thy sleeve: et ^ fiet. | ||
To win at shooting | To win at shooting | ||
Write in virgin | Write in virgin parchmt this word | ||
Aico, and put it into the nock of thy | Aico, and put it into the nock of thy hand | ||
and then shoote in the houre of [image: symbol of Mars]. | and then shoote in the houre of [image: symbol of Mars]. | ||
Latest revision as of 01:53, 29 October 2020
To win what thou wilt at Dice
Write in virgin parchm[en]t with the blood of a Turtledove theis words folowing and put th parchm[en]t in a linen cloth and Sowe or bynd is about that Arme with wich thou wilt cast the dice
[image: 5x5 square, containing the letters SATOR AREPO TENET OPERA ROTAS]
[These Words come from the Second Pentacle of Saturn and are "repeatedly mentioned in the records of mediaeval Magic", says S. Liddell MacGregor Mathers in his Book "The Key of Solomon (Clavicula Salomonis)", S. 59, 1889 - to find easily via google books]
[Understood as the Sator Square - a five-way palindrome which some believe to hold magical properties. ]
For Dice and Tables
Take virgin parchment and write theis words in it with the bloud of a Lapwing or a peacock + Galiei + [Gulch?] then sew them in thy sleeve: et ^ fiet.
To win at shooting
Write in virgin parchmt this word Aico, and put it into the nock of thy hand and then shoote in the houre of [image: symbol of Mars].