The Key of Solomon

Excellent? divine duties original: divini munia. This refers to the spiritual gifts or obligations bestowed by God, often tied to the concept of grace., therefore, let there be a humble? submission? of the mind? and devotion? for you? yourself?, the creator?, to stand? in? his? presence?. From fearing? him, you might say? nothing? else?, except? "what shall I be?, that? which I have done??" Give thanks? to him? and? to our? Lord? Jesus? Christ?, because I cannot? interpret? [this] — because it was? not? anything? received? which? the father? [took] from the Lord? and he? wished? to hide? it. Why? are these? very? words? obscured?? Why? is? this? placed? [here]?

To the Glory? of the blessed? Mary? ascending? to? the heavens?, with a prostrate? heart? saying? to? the Lord?: "Lord? of Christians?, creator?, father?, and? God?, who? knows? all things?." From whom? you? granted? [so much] to Solomon?, the son? of King? David? Solomon was traditionally regarded as the master of all secrets, both natural and supernatural; many medieval esoteric texts were attributed to him., and gave? so? entirely? through? your? mercy?, clemency?, and the way?. Holy?, wise? father?, grant? to me?, who? is? unworthy?, to know? by mercy?, even as a sinner? — his secrets? and divine? matters, which? in? this? passage original: clausula. Referring to a specific section or clause of the text that the author finds difficult to parse. are? confused? and? obscured?. The Lord? God? said?, "the secrets? of Solomon? are? open? to you?," because? the Lord? frequently? wished? [him] to know? of? such great matters? in? these? writings?. For? it must be known? that? he does not? wish? the lips? of any? creature? speaking? of? him? to know? holy things? [casually] — not? in such a way?, nor to know? or to hold? [nothing] — but to work? the secrets? of the scriptures?. He will reveal? [these] to no one? of another? condition original: conditionis. This likely refers to the spiritual or moral state of the reader; secrets are only for the initiated or the worthy., because? if? he? did? this?, it would destroy? [the work] in? effect?.