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¶ Chapter 9: How you should perform the operation to know the original: causas; likely referring to the legal or spiritual "cases" mentioned in previous chapters matters which are discussed in the other chapter, through these angels of the third host: (Latin: exercitus) literally an "army," referring here to a specific rank or division of angels.

¶ Chapter 10: On the names of the angels of the fourth host who serve the powerful Halamia, and on their duties.

¶ Chapter 11: On the work for obtaining the original: gram; short for gratiam, meaning favor, grace, or social standing favor and love of kings, princes, or whichever men or women you desire.

¶ Chapter 12: On the names of the angels who attend the powerful Ascymor, and on their duties.

¶ Chapter 13: On the works of the angels of the aforementioned Ascymor, which are for establishing love and affection between two people, or for obtaining the favor and love of all people, or for speaking with the dead or with demons: (Latin: demoniis) in medieval magic, these were often viewed as spirits to be commanded through divine authority rather than purely evil entities.

¶ Chapter 14: On the names of the angels of the sixth host who serve the powerful Pascar, and on their duties.

¶ Chapter 15: For performing the work of the angels of the sixth host, and for causing men or women to come to you from distant regions, or spirits, winds, demons, or whatever else you might desire.

¶ Chapter 16: On the names of the angels of the seventh host who serve the powerful angel Boel, and on their duties.

¶ Chapter 17: On the works of the angels of this seventh host, which are for knowing the will of all people, their original: pmeditationes; literally "premeditations," referring to their inner thoughts or secret intentions secret thoughts, and the dreams they have had.

¶ Chapter 18: On the holy heaven which is called Naqua, and on its region and power, and on the twelve sublimities: (Latin: sublimitatibus) specific celestial heights, ranks, or dignities that are within it, and on its angels.