Lesser-Key-Of-Solomon

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THE LESSER KEY OF SOLOMON
them they are to be called in the day as well as in the night: according to
the planetary hours or motion. Their names and seales are as followeth.
Soleviel his Seale.
his 12 dukes.
Inachiel, Praxeel, Moracha, Almodar, Nadrusiel, Cobusiel, Amriel, Axosiel,
Charoel, Prasiel, Mursiel, Penador. 186
186 T: "Inachiel, Praxeel,Morucha, Almodar, Nadrusiel, Cobusiel, Amriel, Prasiel,Axosiel,
Charoel, Mursiel, Penador"; H: "Maruchas, Amodar, Nadrusiell Cobusiel, Inachiel,
Amriel I Prasiel, Proxel, Axosiel I Charoel, Mursiel, Penador"; 52, 51: "Inachiel,
Proxel, Marucha, Amodar, Nadiusiel, Cobusiel, Amriel I Amrel, Prasiel, axosiel,
Caroel, Mursiel, Penader,' Note that 51 and 82 label the seal of Amriel as though
it were two seals, the "amriel seale" (the top half) and "Amre1 his Seale" (the bottom
half), which yields thirteen seals, even though the section is titled "the 12 dukes
folIoeth & ther seals." In an alternate version on fo1. 32v, 81 gives, "4 Marucha
Amriel Caroel 2 Inachie1 Amodar Proxe1." The seal for Proxel was never rendered
and the manuscript breaks off at this point.