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The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII)

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THE EQUINOX disks. All the Pentacles are similar to that of the Ace, but without the Maltese cross and wings, They are arranged like the geomantic figure Populus, Above and below them are the symbols 0 and "I; for the Decan. Over-careful in small things at the expense of great: ”Penny wise and pound foolish ": gain of ready money in small sums; mean; avaricious; industrious; cultivation of land; hoarding, lacking in enterprise. Hod of( ?הSkill: prudence: cunning). Therein rule those mighty Angels?היאכאand?לאחהג XXV THE LORD OF MATERIAL GAIN Nine of Pan/ades A WHITE Radiating Angelic Hand, holding a rose branch with nine white roses; each of which touches a Pentacle. The Pentacles are arranged thus ξ-ξ: and there are rosebuds on the branches as well as flowers. 9 and "I; above and below. Complete realization of material gain, good, riches; in- heritance; covetous; treasuring of goods; and sometimes theft and knavery. The whole according to dignity, Yesod of( ?הInheritance, much increase of goods). Herein those mighty Angels 5mm and?ה`ד'לאhave rule and dominion. 180
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