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Magick in Theory and Practice (Section 4)
Magick in Theory and Practice (Section 4) (1930), PDF p. 17
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TABLE I
XLII
LUI
XLÏX
PERFÜMES
THE GREEK
LINEAL FIGURES OF THE
ALPHABET
PLANETS AND GEOMANCY
0
The Circle.
1
Ambergris
The Point.
2
Musk
F)
The Line, also the Cross.
3
Myrrh, Civet
The Plane, also the Diamond,
Oval, Circle and other Yoni
Symbols.
4
Cedar
(•)
The Solid Figure.
5
Tobacco
(?)
The Tessaract.
6
Olibanum
0J
Sephirotic Geomantic Fi-
7
Benzoin, Rose,
Red Sandal
C
gures follow the Planets.
Caput and Cauda Draconis
are theNodesof the Moon,
8
Storax
nearly = Herschei and
9
Jasmine, Jinseng,
ail Odoriferous
Neptune respectively.
They belong to Malkuth.
Roots
10
Dittany of Crete
71
11
Galbanum
a
Those of A Y Triplicity.
12
Mastic, White
p
Octagram.
Sandal, Mace,
Storax, ail Fu¬
gitive Odours.
13
Menstrual Blood,
T
Enneagram.
Camphor, Alo-
es, ail Sweet
Virginal
Odours.
H
Sandalwood,
B
Heptagram.
Myrtle, ail Soft
Voluptuous
Odours.
15
Dragon's Blood.
? £
Puer.
16
Storax.
F
Amissio.
17
Womwood
C
Albus.
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