Heptameron: Considerations of Thursday

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. 99.

Considerations of Thursday.

p. 99

THe Angel of Thursday, his Sigil, Planet, the Signe of the Planet, and the name of the fixth heaven.

THe Angel of Wednesday his Sigil, Planet, the Signe governing the Planet, and the name of the second heaven.
Sachiel
♃ ♐ ♓
Zebul.

The Angels of Thursday.
Sachiel,
Castiel,
Asasiel.

The Angels of the Air governing Thursday.
Suth, Rex.

Ministers.
Maguth,
Gutrix.

The winde which the said Angels of the Air are under.
The South-winde.

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But because there are no Angels of the Air to be found above the fifth heaven, therefore on Thursday say the Prayers following in the four parts of the world.

At the East.
O Deus magne & excelse, & honorate per infinita secula.
That is to say,
O great and most high God, honoured world without end.
At the West.
O Deus sapiens, & clare, & juste, ac divina clementia: ego rogo te piissime Pater, quod meum petitionem, quod meum opus, & meum laborem bodie debeam complere, & perfectè intelligere. Tu qui vivis & regnas per infinita secula seculorum, Amen.
That is to say,
O wise, pure and just God, of divine clemency, I beseech thee most holy father, that this day I may perfectly understand and accomplish my petition, work, and labour; Thou who livest and reignest world without end, Amen.
At the North.
O Deus potens, fortis, & sine principio.
That is to say,
O God strong and mighty from everlasting.
At the South.
O Deus potens & misericors.
That is to say,
O mighty and merciful God.

The Perfume of Thursday.
Saffron.

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The Conjuration of Thursday.
COnjuro & confirmo super vos, Angeli sancti, per nomen Cados, Cados, Cados, Eschereie, Eschereie, Eschereie, Hatim ya, fortis firmator seculorum, Cantine, Jaym, Janic, Anie, Calbat, Sabbac, Berisay, Alnaym: & per nomen Adonay, qui creavit pisces reptilia in aquis, & aves super faciem terrae, volantes versus coelos die quinto: & per nomina Angelorum servientium in sexto exercitu coram Pastore Angelo sancto & magno & potenti principe: & per nomen stelle, quae est Jupiter, & per nomen Sigilii sui: & per nomen Adonay, summi Dei, omnium creatoris: & per nomen omnium stellarum, & per vim & virtutem earum: & per nomina praedicta, conjuro te Sachiel Angele magne, qui es praepositus diei Jovis, ut pro me labores, &c. As in the Conjuration of the Lords day.
The Conjuration of Thursday.
I Conjure and Confirm upon you, ye holy Angels, and by the nme Cados, Cados, Cados, Eschereie, Eschereie, Eschereie, Hatim, ya, strong founder of the worlds, Cantine, Jaym, Janic, Anic, Calbot, Sabbac, Berisay, Alnaym: And by the name Adonay, who created Fishes, and Creeping things in the waters, and Birds upon the face of the earth, and flying towards Heaven, in the fifth day; and by the names of the Angels serving in the sixth host, before Pastor, a holy Angel, and a great and powerful Prince; and by the name of his Star which is Jupiter, and by the name of his Seal, and by the name Adonay, the great God, creator of all things; and by the name of all Stars and by their Power and Virtue, and by all the names aforesaid, I conjure thee Sachiel a great Angel, who art chiefe ruler of Thursday, that for me thou labour, &c.

The Spirits of the Air of Thursday, are subject to the South winde; their nature is to procure the love of women, p. 102 to cause men to be merry and joyful; to pacifie strife and contentions; to appease enemies; to heal the diseased, and to disease the whole; and procureth losses, or taketh them away. Their manner of appearing is spoken of already.