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THE LESSER KEY OF SOLOMON<br />
compleated. These Greek Names following are to be pronounced. This is<br />
the division of these Orations, Hie/rna, Helma, Hemna, &C.<br />
Oh God the Father, God the Son, God the Holy Spirit, Confirm this<br />
Oration, and my Understanding and Memory, to receive, understand, and<br />
retain the knowledge of all good Scriptures; and give me perseverance of<br />
minde therein.<br />
This is the beginning of that Oration, which, as we have said before, ought<br />
to be said according to the Prolations and Constitutions thereof; and ought<br />
to be repeated, because of the forgetfulness of our Memory, and according<br />
to the exercise of our wit, and according to the sanctity of our life; there<br />
being contained in it so great a Mystery, and such efficacious Vertue.<br />
There followeth another subtile Oration, wherein is contained a Sacramental<br />
Mystery, and wherein every perfect Science is wonderfully<br />
compleated: For hereby God would have us to know, what things are Celestial,<br />
and what are Terrene; and what heavenly things the Celestial effecteth,<br />
and what earthly things the Terrene: because the Lord hath said, My eyes<br />
have seen the imperfect, and in thy book every day shall be formed and<br />
written, and no man in them, &C. So it is in the Precepts of God: for we<br />
are not able to write all things, how the Sun hath the same course as at<br />
first, that our order may be confirmed: for all writing whatsoever, which is<br />
not from God, is not to be read; for God himself would have all things to<br />
be divided: & this is how these are to be used, before the second part,<br />
which containeth so glorious and excellent Consecrations of Orations, &<br />
defineth the Consecrated part to have power in the Heavens, and in no<br />
wise can be defined by humane tongues.<br />
This is the beginning ofthe second part ofthat Oration spoken ofbefore,<br />
which is ofso great vertue.<br />
Aglaros, Theomiros, Thomitos, &C.<br />
This is the second part of the precedent Oration, of which some singular<br />
thing is to be spoken. Wherefore ifthou sayest this Oration, commemorating<br />
the first part thereof, say the Oration following, and thou shalt perceive<br />
the precepts which are therein.<br />
Oh God of all things, who art my God, who in the beginning hast created<br />
all things out of nothing, and hast reformed all things by the Holy