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PART V: THE NOTORY ART OF SOLOMON<br />
first Note, and so in the Notes of all Arts except those whereof a definition<br />
shall be given.<br />
Definitions ofseveral Arts, and the Notes thereof.<br />
We will give also Definitions ofseveral Arts, as it is in the Book of<strong>Solomon</strong>;<br />
Geometry hath one Note, Arithmetick a Note and a half; Philosophy, with<br />
the Arts and Sciences contained therein, hath 7 Species; Theology and<br />
Astronomy, with the Sciences in them contained, hath 7 Notes, but they<br />
are great and dangerous; not great in the pronunciation, but have great<br />
efficacy: Musick hath one Note, and Physick one Note; but they are all to<br />
be published and rehearsed in their appointed dayes: But know, that in<br />
every day wherein you beholdest the Notes ofTheology, Philosophy, or of<br />
any Arts contained in them, that thou neither laugh nor play, nor sport,<br />
because King <strong>Solomon</strong>, when he saw the forms ofthese Notes, having overdrunk<br />
himself, God was angry with him, and spoke unto him by his Angel,<br />
saying, Because thou hast despised my Sacrament, and Polluted and derided my<br />
Holy things; I will take awaypart ofthy Kingdome, andI will shorten the dayes<br />
ofthy Children. And the Angel added, The Lord hath forbid thee to enter into<br />
the Temple 80 days, that thou maist repent ofthy sin. And when <strong>Solomon</strong> wept<br />
and besought mercy of the Lord, the Angel answered, Thy dayes shall be<br />
prolonged; nevertheless many evills and iniquities shall come upon thy Children,<br />
andthey shall be destroyed ofthe iniquities that shall come upon them.<br />
At the beginning of a Note, having seen the generals; let the specials be<br />
looked into. The word of <strong>Solomon</strong> is to seek unto God for his promises,<br />
before the Notes of the three Arts.<br />
The first Oration at the beginning ofthe Note.<br />
[1] The Light, Truth, Life, Way, Judge, Mercy, Fortitude and Patience,<br />
preserve, help me, and have Mercy upon me, Amen.<br />
This Oration, with the preceding, ought to be said in the beginning of the<br />
first Note of Grammar.<br />
[2] Oh Lord, Holy Father, Almighty, eternal God, in whose sight are all<br />
the foundations of all Creatures, and invisible beings, whose Eyes behold<br />
my imperfections, ofthe sweetness ofwhose love the Earth and Heavens<br />
are filled; who sawest all things before they were made, in whose book<br />
every day is formed, and all mankind are written therein: behold me thy