p1

-^Picatrix}>
the crown of a rooster. Also, two of these pictures are on the top
of his feet. Others portray it in its orbit as a crowned man riding
on a peacock, holds a rod in his right hand and a plate in his left
hand. His clothes are colorful.
THE MOON
The T> is symbolized in The Benefits of the Rocks of Mercury as
a beautiful woman with a dragon belt around her waist, two
snakes on her head, has two horns in the form of snakes, has
snake bracelets around her wrists and two dragons each with
seven heads, on her head. Apollonius, the philosopher, portrays
the "5 as a woman standing on two oxen, the head of one of
them is facing the tail of the other. In The Interpretation of
Spiritual Talismans, the D is depicted as a man with a head of a
bird leaning on a cane and holding a tree between his hands.
Others symbolize the 7> as a crowned man standing on a
carriage pulled by four oxen, holding a scepter in his right hand
and a mirror in his left hand. His clothes are white and green.
SATURN
The Interpretation of Spiritual Talismans explains that 5 has the
image of a man whose face is a face of a crow and his legs are
similar to the legs of a camel. He is sitting on a chair holding a
cane in his right hand and a lance in his left hand. Apollonius
says in his book that 3 is a man standing on a mimbar. The
Benefits of the Rocks of Mercury states that it has the image of a
standing man, holding a whale in his hands over his head and
standing on a statue of a lizard. Others mention that 5 is
depicted in its orbit as a man standing on a snake, holding a
sickle in his right hand and a cane in his left hand. The color of
his attire is gray and black.
JUPITER
126