Heptameron: Considerations of the Lords day · Henry Cornelius Agrippa his Fourth Book of Occult Philosophy, with Geomancy, the Heptameron, Astronomical Geomancy, the Nature of Spirits and Arbatel of Magick

From Henry Cornelius Agrippa his Fourth Book of Occult Philosophy, with Geomancy, the Heptameron, Astronomical Geomancy, the Nature of Spirits and Arbatel of Magick (pseudo-Agrippa, Peter de Abano and others, translated by Robert Turner, second edition, 1665), p. 88.

Considerations of the Lords day.

p. 88

THe Angel of the Lords day, his Sigil, Planet, Sign of the Planet, and the name of the fourth Heaven.
Michaīel
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Machen

The Angels of the Lords day.
Michael,
Dardiel,
Huratapal.

The Angels of the Air ruling on the Lords day.
Varcan, King.

His Ministers.
Tus,
Andas,
Cynabal.

The winde which the Angels of the Air abovesaid are under.
The North-winde.

The Angel of the fourth Heaven, ruling on the Lords day, which ought to be called from the four parts of the world.
At the East.
Samael.
Gabriel.
Baciel.
Vionatraba.
Atel. p. 89 At the West.
Anael.
Burchat.
Pabel.
Suceratos.
Ʋstael.
Capabili.
At the North.
Aiel.
Sapiel.
Aniel, vel Aquiel.
Matuyel.
Masgabriel.
At the South.
Haludiel.
Ʋriel.
Machasiel.
Naromiel.
Charsiel.

The perfume of the Lords day.
Red Sanders.

The Conjuration of the Lords day.
COnjuro & confirmo super vos Angeli fortes Dei, & sancti, in nomine Adonay, Eye, Eye, Eya, qui est ille, qui fuit, est & erit, Eye, Abraye: & in nomine Saday, Cados, Cados, Cados, alte sedentis super Cherubin, & per nomen magnum ipsius Dei fortis & potentis, exaltatique super omnes coelos, Eye, Saraye, plasmatoris seculorum, qui creavit mundum, coelum, terram mare, & omnia quae in eis sunt in primo die, & sigillavit ea sancto nomine suo Phaa: & per nomina sanctorum Angelorum, qui dominantur in quarto exercitu, & serviunt coram potentissimo Salamia, Angelo magno & honorato: & per nomen stella, quae est Sol, & per signum, & per immensum nomen Dei vivi, & per nomina omnia praedicta, coniuro te Michael angele magne, qui es praepositus Diei Dominicae: & per nomen Adonay, Dei Israel, qui creavit mundum & quicquid in eo est, quod pro melabores, & adimpleas p. 90 omnem meam petitionem, juxta meum velle & votum meum, in negotio & causa mea. And here thou shalt declare thy cause and business, and for what thing thou makest this Conjuration.
The Conjuration of the Lords day.
I Conjure and confirm upon you, ye strong and holy Angels of God, in the name Adonay, Eye, Eye, Eya, which is he who was, and is, and is to come, Eye Abray; and in the name Saday, Cados, Cados, Cados, sitting on high upon the Cherubin; and by the great Name of God himself, strong and powerful, who is exalted above all Heavens, Eye Saray, maker of the World who created the World, the Heaven, the Earth, the Sea, and all that in them is in the first day, and sealed them with his holy Name Phaa; and by the name of the holy Angels, who rule in the fourth Heaven, and serve before the most mighty Salamia, an Angel great and honourable; and by the name of his Star, which is Sol; and by his Sign; and by the immense name of the living God, and by all the names aforesaid, I conjure thoe Michael, oh great Angel, who art chief Ruler of the Lords day; and by the name Adonay, the God of Israel, who hath created the world, and all, that therein is, That thou labour for me, and fulfil all my petitions, according to my will and desire, in my cause and business.

The Spirits of the Air of the Lords day, are under the North winde; their nature is to procure Gold, Gemmes, Carbuncles, Riches; to cause one to obtain favour and benevolence; to dissolve the enmities of men; to raise men to honors; to carry or take away infirmities. But in what manner they appear, it's spoken already in the former Book of Magical Ceremonies.