Magical Sigils and The Wheel of the Winds

Figure 160

[A circular seal containing various astrological symbols including Sagittarius, Cancer, Taurus, Leo, Aries, and Gemini, surrounding a central tiered geometric figure.]
These astrological symbols represent the celestial forces that govern the timing and efficacy of the magic described in this grimoire.

Figure 161

[A circular seal similar to 160, containing astrological symbols including Gemini, Pisces, Sagittarius, Scorpio, Cancer, and Libra.]

Figure 172

[A circular seal with a central interlocking sigil and four crosses.]

Carnesiel is the Emperor of the East, presiding over many spirits. The variation in spelling is common in handwritten manuscripts.

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Figure 170

[A sigil composed of two stylized, symmetrical figures with upraised arms and horizontal base lines.]

Figure 175

[A circular seal with a central cross-sigil and letters around the border:]

Figure 182

[A circular seal with a central sigil and letters around the border:]

Figure 176

[A circular seal with a central sigil.]

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Figure 171

[A long, vertical sigil resembling a stylized torch or ritual scepter with a lunar crescent at the top.]

Figure 180

[A square seal containing an internal sigil.]

Figure 181

[A square seal containing an internal sigil.]

Figure 183

[A circular seal identical to Figure 176 above.]

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Figure 176: The Wheel of the Winds

[A large circular diagram representing the hierarchy of spirits associated with the compass points, seasons, and elements.]
This "Wheel of the Winds" is a central concept in Renaissance magic, linking the spiritual world to the physical environment through the 32 points of the compass.

The Central Core
The center of the wheel defines the primary qualities of the world according to ancient physics.

The Eight Principal Spirits and their Attendants
Each cardinal and sub-cardinal direction is ruled by a King or Chief Prince, who oversees subordinate spirits.

• N. (North): RAYSIEL
  • DEMORRIEL (Inner King)
  • Cabariel
  • Emoniel-Geradiel
  • Bruchiel-Emoniel
• N.E. (North East): ARMADIEL
  • Symiel
  • Geradiel-Buriel
  • Buriel-Hydriel
  • Geradiel-Josiel
• E. (East): PAMERSIEL
  • CARNESIEL (Inner King)
  • Baruchas
  • Icosiel-Soleviel
  • Icosiel-Josiel
• S.E. (South East): CAMUEL
  • Padiel
  • Geradiel-Soleviel
  • Geradiel-Buriel
  • Buriel-Hydriel
• S. (South): BARMIEL
  • PI EL (Inner King)
  • Aseliel
  • Hydriel-Icosiel
  • Icosiel-Soleviel
  • Casiel-Soleviel
  • Gediel
• S.W. (South West): ASYRIEL
  • Soleviel-Menadiel
  • Macariel-Vrid
  • Bernachiel-Mano
• W. (West): MALGARAS
  • AMENADIVEL (Inner King)
  • Caseriel
  • Macariel-Vrid
  • Bernachiel-Mano
• N.W. (North West): USIEL
  • Vriel-Bydiel
  • Bidiel-Iyrichy
  • Amenadiel
  • Boro-thiel

Compass Divisions:
The wheel is divided into 32 points, each corresponding to a specific wind and spiritual influence.
North, North by East, North-North-East, North-East by North, North-East, North-East by East, East-North-East, East by North, East, East by South, East-South-East, South-East by South, South-East, South-East by East, South-South-East, South by East, South, South by West, South-South-West, South-West by South, South-West, South-West by West, West-South-West, West by South, West, West by North, West-North-West, North-West by West, North-West, North-West by North, North-North-West, North by West.