Compendium of Ritual Magic and Divination (15th century) - Page 3

In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. In the name of the Trinity, I speak the name to you. Come before me in this hour without any harm, injury, or burden to my body and my soul. Amen. +

A large pentagram (five-pointed star) drawn with black and red outlines. The star contains numerous divine names, names of the Four Evangelists, and various symbols including crosses and a central spiral. A large red title "I B A R U" with crosses sits atop the star.

I B A R U

Mark.

Matthew.

Messiah

Alpha ω Omega

Eloy

Abazuaky

Luke.

John.

King of the Jews

Son of God

Have mercy on me

Saphn

Saphirion

Eadarman leles leefiel Atty tyeomy hazy haru hermeyno Col Achadao bazue fll Ado nozeya syhehu Ben baha ey ra A el el el le el va baxa

+ Tyeomygayn +

A hexagram (six-pointed star) composed of two interlaced triangles, outlined in black and red, enclosed within a red circular border. Magical names are written around the perimeter and between the points.

Te tra ma ton original: "Te tra ma ton", referring to the Tetragrammaton, the four-letter name of God.

Albeon

tibizon

Aragaton

Aragatizon

Gza

Occult sigils and pseudo-Hebrew characters are drawn between the diagram and the list of angels below.

Raphael Anael Michael Gabriel
Cassiel Samael Satquiel.