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¶ On the doctrine for binding binding: (Latin: ligandum) the magical act of restraining, controlling, or enchanting a creature or force camels and elephants and other animals that are similar to these.
¶ On the doctrine for binding birds or for making them come [to you].
¶ On the doctrine for binding the largest birds.
153 ¶ On the doctrine for operating in fire or in a furnace or for binding [the forces] within them.
¶ On the doctrine for operating in the sea or in other waters, whichever you desire.
¶ On the doctrine for operating in lightning flashes or in thunder.
154 ¶ On the doctrine for operating in rain or in dews.
¶ On the doctrine for operating in hail or in dew.
¶ On the doctrine for operating in rivers or in springs or in wells or in other locations from which waters flow.
155 ¶ On the doctrine for operating in the sea and all creatures existing therein.
156 ¶ On the doctrine of the works of day and night.
156 ¶ Chapter 38: On the end of the book and on the abbreviated rules and its works.
157 ¶ On the Great Name with its prayer which must be said in all works of this book.
¶ These are the chapters of the Book of Raziel, which is called the Book...
91 ¶ The First [Part] Chapter 1: On the explanation of this book, [specifically] purity and abstinence.
¶ Chapter 2: On purity original: mundicia; refers to ritual cleanliness and on other abstinences and washings that must be performed and in what manner.
¶ Chapter 3: On the internal purity of the body.
¶ Chapter 4: On the purity of the spirit and the soul and what order or "procedure" you must follow.
¶ Chapter 4 The scribe repeats the number 4; this chapter focuses on the physical environment.: On the purity of the place or house in which you will have operated and how you must operate within them.
¶ Chapter 6: On the purity of this book according to Solomon.