Lesser-Key-Of-Solomon

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THE LESSER KEY OF SOLOMON
with what distinction, is duly and competently manifest; it is spoken already
of the publishing and inspection of the Notes and Orations: now we
shall digresse a litde to speak somthing of the times, it being in part done
already.
How divers Months are to be sought out in the inspection ofthe Notes.
We have spoken already ofthe tearms ofthis Art, wherein the Orations are
to be read, and the Notes to be looked into: it remaineth to declare, how
the Lunations of these Orations are to be inspected and found out. But see
that you mistake not: yet I have already noted the Lunations, wherein the
Notes ought to be looked into, and the Orations rehearsed: But there are
some Months, wherein the Lunation is more profitable than others: if thou
wouldst operate in Theology or Astronomy, do it in a fiery sign; if Grammar
or Logick, in Gemini or Virgo; if Musick or Physick, in Taurus or
Libra; if Rhetorick, Philosophy, Arithmetick or Geometry, in Gemini or
Cancer; for Mathematicks, in Taurus or Gemini: so they are well placed,
and free from evil; for all the Heavenly Potestates and Chorus of Angels,
do rejoyce in their Lunations, and determinate dayes.
Here is made mention ofthe Notes ofall Arts.
I Apollonius following the power of Solomon, have disposed my self to keep
his works and observations, as it is spoken of the three Notes of Grammar,
so will I observe the times as they are to be observed: But the Orations
thereof are not written, but are more fully demonstrated in the following
work; for what is written ofthose three Notes, are not Orations, but Definitions
of those Notes, written by the Greek, Hebrew, and Chaldean, and
other things which are apprehended by us: For those writings which are
not understood in Latine, ought not to be pronounced, but on those dayes
which are appointed by King Solomon, and in those dayes wherein the Notes
are inspected, but on those dayes those Holy writings are alwayes to be
repeated: and the Latine, on those dayes wherein the Notes are not inspected.
The Notes of the Logical Art are two: and at what times they are
to be published is already shewn in part: more shall hereafter be said of
them: now we come to the rest. The Latine writings may be published,
according to the Antiquity of the Hebrews, except on those dayes we have
spoken of: for Solomon saith, See that thou perform all those precepts as
they are given: But of the rest which follow, it is to be done otherwise: for
when thou seest the first Note ofLogick, repeat in thy heart the sign in the