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The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII)

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THE TEMPLE OF SOLOMON THE KING Feb. 22. A in p.m. poor (sleepy). n ח 23. A in a.m. poor. A in pm. rather good. 24. A in a.m. pretty good. A in p.m. just on the point of being good. 25. A in a.m. mediocre. Qy. Are all these troubles in Yunnan—Eu due to Abra—melin devils? I ask the Augoeides for “ a sufficient measure of protection." Like an instant answer comes Wilkinson’s letter setting up things. 26. Α sleepy (Baby ill). (He had been watching the child for two days and nights without sleep.) 27. A in a.m. rather good. A in p.m. disturbed. 28. A omitted in a.m. through forgetful folly. A . *. in p.m. penitent but sleepy. March 1. A penitent and fair. ח Good, but should do new Pentagram ritual before and after to make a Magick Circle, 2. New A . '. very difficult (walking on cobbles). 3. A difficult (walking). 4. A difficult walking and very tired. (It should be explained that this powerful magical ceremony had usually to be done under the most awkward circumstances. He averaged about ten hours' walking daily, and had all the business of camp life to attend to when he got in. People who complain that they have to go to the City every day please note.) Ι5
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