After the Hebrew of Dr. Rudd Dr. Thomas Rudd (1583–1656) was an English mathematician and military engineer who was also a significant figure in the study of Renaissance magic. He is known for his versions of the "Key of Solomon" which included Hebrew transliterations of the spirits' names.

Column 1	Column 2	Column 3	Column 4	Column 5	Column 6
1. Bael Hebrew: Bael Figure 81.	2. Agares Hebrew: Agaresh Figure 82.	3. Vassago Hebrew: Vassago Figure 83.	4. Gamigin Hebrew: Gamigin Figure 84.	5. Marbas Hebrew: Marbash Figure 85.	6. Valefor Hebrew: Valefar Figure 86.
7. Amon Hebrew: Amon Figure 87.	8. Barbatos Hebrew: Barbatosh Figure 88.	9. Paimon Hebrew: Paimon Figure 89.	10. Buer Hebrew: Buar Figure 90.	11. Gusion Hebrew: Gusin Figure 91.	12. Sitri Hebrew: Shitri Figure 92.
13. Beleth Hebrew: Beleth Figure 93.	14. Leraie Hebrew: Leraied Figure 94.	15. Eligos Hebrew: Eligosh Figure 95.	16. Zepar Hebrew: Zepar Figure 96.	17. Botis Hebrew: Botish Figure 97.	18. Bathin Hebrew: Bathin Figure 98.
19. Sallos Hebrew: Shallosh Figure 99.	20. Purson Hebrew: Purshon Figure 100.	21. Marax Hebrew: Marash Figure 101.	22. Ipos Hebrew: Ipsh Figure 102.	23. Aim Hebrew: Aim Figure 103.	24. Naberius Hebrew: Niberiosh Figure 104.
25. Glasya-Labolas Hebrew: Glasya-Lablash Figure 105.	26. Bune Hebrew: Buneh Figure 106.	27. Ronove Hebrew: Ronoveh Figure 107.	28. Berith Hebrew: Berith Figure 108.	29. Astaroth Hebrew: Ashtaroth Figure 109.	30. Forneus Hebrew: Forneosh Figure 110.
31. Foras Hebrew: Forash Figure 111.	32. Asmoday Hebrew: Ashmadai Figure 112.	33. Gaap Hebrew: Gaaf Figure 113.	34. Furfur Hebrew: Furfur Figure 114.	35. Marchosias Hebrew: Markoshiash Figure 115.	36. Stolas Hebrew: Shtolash Figure 116.
37. Phenex Hebrew: Fanis Figure 117.	38. Malthas Hebrew: Malthash Figure 118.	39. Malphas Hebrew: Malfash Figure 119.	40. Raum Hebrew: Raum Figure 120.	41. Focalor Hebrew: Fokalor Figure 121.	42. Vepar Hebrew: Vepar Figure 122.
43. Sabnock Hebrew: Shabnoch Figure 123.	44. Shax Hebrew: Shachatz Figure 124.	45. Vine Hebrew: Vina Figure 125.	46. Bifrons Hebrew: Bifronsh Figure 126.	47. Uvall Hebrew: Uval Figure 127.	48. Haagenti Hebrew: Haagenti Figure 128.
49. Crocell Hebrew: Krokel Figure 129.	50. Furcas Hebrew: Furcash Figure 130.	51. Balam Hebrew: Balam Figure 131.	52. Alloces Hebrew: Aloches Figure 132.	53. Camio Hebrew: Kamio Figure 133.	54. Murmus Hebrew: Murmosh Figure 134.
55. Orobas Hebrew: Orobash Figure 135.	56. Gremory Hebrew: Gemori Figure 136.	57. Voso Hebrew: Voshoy Figure 137.	58. Avnas Hebrew: Avnash Figure 138.	59. Oriax Hebrew: Oraish Figure 139.	60. Naphula Hebrew: Nafolah Figure 140.
61. Zagan Hebrew: Zagan Figure 141.	62. Valu Hebrew: Valach Figure 142.	63. Andras Hebrew: Andrash Figure 143.	64. Haures Hebrew: Haoresh Figure 144.	65. Andrealphus Hebrew: Andrealphos Figure 145.	66. Kimaris Hebrew: Kimarish Figure 146.
67. Amdukias Hebrew: Amdukiash Figure 147.	68. Belial Hebrew: Belial Figure 148.	69. Decarabia Hebrew: Dekarabia Figure 149.	70. Seere Hebrew: Shaar Figure 150.	71. Dantalion Hebrew: Dantalion Figure 151.	72. Andromalius Hebrew: Andromaliosh Figure 152.

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THE FOUR-LETTER NAME OF GOD original: "TETRAGRAMMATON". Referring to the sacred Hebrew name of God, YHWH, often used in ritual for protection.
GOD, WHO IS LIKE [HIM] original: "EL MI CHA". Likely a shorthand for the Hebrew "El Michael," meaning "Who is like God?" This refers to the Archangel Michael, whose name is often inscribed in magical circles.

THE SURPASSING POWER original: "ANAPHAXETON". A mystical name of God used in summoning rituals to compel spirits to appear.
THE FIRST AND THE LAST original: "PRIMEUMATON". A divine name signifying God's eternity, used to seal the magician's authority over the spirit.
Figure 154. Referring to the diagram of the Magic Circle of Solomon.

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Figure 153. Typically referring to the Triangle of Art, where the spirit is intended to appear.