The Key of Solomon

• Diagram 7: Within the circle are three elongated, leaf-like vertical shapes. These almond-shaped figures, often called "mandorlas" or "vesica piscis," frequently represent the intersection of the spiritual and material worlds or, more simply, seeds of divine potential.
• Diagram 8: Within the circle is a square with an upward-pointing triangle inside it, and a small figure or sigil below the triangle. The square traditionally represents the four elements or the physical Earth, while the triangle symbolizes the Trinity or spiritual fire. Together, they suggest the invocation of spiritual forces into the physical realm.

Book One

Concerning the Days and hours, for the necessary points original: punctis; here referring to the specific requirements, details, or astrological "turning points" necessary for a rite

In all Magical experiments,

and

in what manner they are prepared

Chapter One

Every single one original: una quaeque of the hours of the day and night has a name, and each name belongs to its own master original: dominis; referring to the planetary ruler of that specific hour from among the seven planets, according to the same order of the planets described here.