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•^Chapter Ten}§* ROCKS AND STONES OF PLANETS: 5: consists of the following rocks: iron, diamond, antimony, pure-black onyx, jet, turquoise, magnet, magnesium, gold, ruby, golden marqashitha and shadhanj. %: lead, diamond, sapphire, ruby, gold, crystal and various polished shiny stones. OT: red brass, gray stone, various types of Sulphur, marqashina, blood stone, magnet, glass, carbuncle and onyx. All rocks of of are dark red. 0: gold, arsenic, sand-color rocks, diamond, Pharaoh's glass, nacre, polished shiny rocks, shadhanj, emery and ruby. 9: red brass, lapis azure, pearl, nacre, dahnaj, corals, sandcolored rocks, glass, and pearl. & idramus, emery, emerald, mercury, chrysolite, tin, glass and marble. ^): silver, silver-colored marqashina, small pearls, marble, lapis azure, onyx and sand-colored rocks. The symbols of planets as designated by ancient philosophers are as follows: 123
•^Picatrix}»- SATURN JUPITER H J£S MARS SUN VENUS MERCURY Gd o ± Y MOON } I took the above symbols of planets from The Benefits of the Rocks of Mercury, which is also known as al-Katib, from a book written by Apollonius and from The Interpretation of Spiritual Talismans, translated by Picatrix. THESUN In the book written by Apollonius, the O is symbolized by a woman standing in a carriage pulled by four horses. She holds a mirror in her right hand and a club in her left hand held close to her chest. Her head is shining. In The Benefits of the Rocks of Mercury, the O is symbolized by a standing man stretching his hand as if he wants to shake the hand of a person next to him. He holds a shield in his left hand. Also there is a picture of a dragon under his feet. In The Interpretation of Spiritual Talismans, 124
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PICATRIX ^{GHAYAT AL-HAKIM}^ The Go
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CONTENTS VOLUME ONE Acknowledgments
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Âcknowledgments)^ Tremendous thank
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technical exercise. Each work must
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•Întroduction}!)** This first En
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Aristotle, Plato, the Nabateans and
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-*{Picatrix}> encouraged to write t
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Book I
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•»§{Picatrix}> and all distance
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^Chapter Fourj§** THEN WHEN THE PE
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^Ghayat Al-Hakim^to the end, howeve
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^Chapter Five)^ EXAMPLES OF THE CEL
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^Ghayat Al-Hakim}> A talisman for e
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«§{Ghayat Al-Hakim}> ascendant be
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^Ghayat Al-Hakim}*- the hour of 9 u
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^Ghayat Al-Hakim^ the ascendant of
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-•efGhayat Al-Hakim}»- majority
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^Ghayat Al-Hakim^miraculous matters
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-^Chapter Six^ YOU MAY KNOW, Allah
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-^Chapter Seven^- YOU MAY KNOW, ALL
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-^{Ghayat Al-Hakim^man. The man is
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^Chapter One^ THE INTELLECTUALS, MA
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^Ghayat Al-Hakim}&- encounter them
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n GHAYAT AL-HAKIM PICATRIX The Goal
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CONTENTS VOtUMETWO Acknow! Introduc
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4 Exploring 5ome of the Most Import
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^ Picatrix -^ SATURN for example is
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;£• Ghavat Al-I lakim -^ The Spi
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Picatrix ISS
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admonitions that he used to advise
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