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Four angelic names encircle the solar wheel. Its notice links the first three Sun pentacles through their common office of restraining the pride and arrogance of solar spirits. [1]
Mathers 1889 · Book I, chapter XVIII; printed p. 65; figure 33, Plate VII; plate PDF page 83
The second Sun notice assigns restraint of the pride and arrogance attributed to solar spirits. It explicitly joins this purpose to the preceding and following pentacles; the third also receives offices of dominion and renown. [1]
Eight spokes carry differentiated terminal characters within a ring of names. The editor gives Shemeshiel, Paimoniah, Rekhodiah and Malkhiel. [1]
The wheel and its terminal characters replace the face of the first design while retaining an office of command. Mathers gives Shemeshiel, Paimoniah, Rekhodiah and Malkhiel. Paimoniah is the name printed here; the notice supplies no identification of this name with the Goetic Paimon. [1]
S. L. MacGregor Mathers, 1889; printed edition, including editorial restoration of Hebrew characters. Book I, chapter XVIII; printed p. 65; figure 33, Plate VII; plate PDF page 83
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