The Equinox (Volume I, Number VIII)

xvi SEPHER SEPHIROTI—l Names or the letters (M) (D) (D) (D) (5) (S) (S) (S) (S) (5) (D) (S) (M) (S) (5) (S) (D) (5) (S) (D) (M) (D) When written large, the Value of a Hebrew letter is increased to one thousand times its ordinary value. A large Aleph is counted mac: 1 large Beth, zooo: and so on. Note that A, I, O, U, H, are really consonants, mere bases for the vowels Aleph Beth Gimel Daleth Heh Van Zayin Khetl-i (Cheth) Teth Yodh Kaph Lamed Mem Nun Samekh Ayin Peh Tzaddi Qoph Resh Shin Tau uv u —-l:v κι': \r ”ונגעש-?יטנא \cU QJ—U Π Figures of lhe letters 4 f.:! Value of the letters 1 : «annuam-am zo 500 3o 40 öco 50 700 60 7o 80 800 go goo ιοο zoo 300 400 English equivalents of the letters A (I or I) T Y K L M N S Ο (A’a or Ng) P Τ: Q R S Sh T Th vowels are not here given, as they have no importance in Gematria. M, D, and S before the names of the letters shews their division into Mothers, Double and Single letters, referred respectively to active Elements, Air, Water, Fire, Planets, and Signs. But?שand?חalso serve to signify the Elements of Spirit and of Earth, See Liber 777. These