Chapter I.—THE SPIRIT APPEARS TO MOSES IN A BURNING BUSH. Figure 52.
1. Compare figure 46.
Chap. II.—MOSES CHANGES THE STAFF INTO A SERPENT. Figure 53.
Chap. III.— MOSES CHANGES WATER INTO BLOOD. Figure 54.
Chap. IV.—THREE NEW SIGNS WITH FROGS, GNATS, AND FLIES. Figure 55.
Chap. V.—THREE SIGNS OF CATTLE PLAGUE, BOILS, AND HAIL. Figure 56.
Chap. VI.—THREE SIGNS OF GRASSHOPPERS AND DARKNESS. Figure 57.
Chap. VII.—GENERAL CITATION OF MOSES ON ALL SPIRITS. Figure 58.
[Figure 59. Pentacle.]
There are two alternate versions of this pentacle given below. In the second one the symbol above the right point looks like the common astrological symbol for Mars, which is probaby what is intended here.
"Heilig heilig heilig": Holy Holy Holy. This is familiar in Latin as "Sanctus Sanctus Sanctus".
End of the Sixth Book of Moses.
TREATISE SION.
THE SEVENTH BOOK OF MOSES.1
1. This section is simply another alternate version of the above. The figures are very similar.
Chapter I.—THE SPIRIT APPEARS IN A PILLAR OF FIRE BY NIGHT. Figure 60.
Chap. II.—THE SPIRIT APPEARS IN A PILLAR OF CLOUD BY DAY. Figure 61.
Chap. III.—BALAAM'S SORCERY. Figure 62.
Chap. IV.—EGYPT .2 Figure 63.
2. I.e., the words Moses spoke to the Egyptian sorcerers. See above.
Chap. V.—CONJURATION OF THE LAW OF MOSES. Figure 64.
Chap. VI.—GENERAL CITATION OF MOSES ON [ALL SPIRITS]3. Figure 65.
3. Words in [] are missing in my printed copy, but see above. The EE repeats this chapter head below, and thus has two Chapter VIIs.
Figure 66. DISMISSAL.
Chap. VII.—CONJURATION OF ELEAZAR. Figure 67.
Figure 68. DISMISSAL.
Chap. VIII.—CITATION OF QUERNITHAY OR LEVIATHAN. Figure 69.
Figure 70. DISMISSAL.
Chap. IX.—MAGICAL LAWS OF MOSES. Figure 71.
Chap. X.—HELMET OF MOSES AND AARON. Figure 72.
Chap. XI.—BREASTPLATE OF MOSES. Figure 73.
Chap. XII.—BREASTPLATE OF AARON. Figure 74.
Chap. XIII.—THE VESSEL OF THE HOLY SHRINE [I.e. ARK OF THE COVENANT]. Figure 75.
FOR THE LEFT HAND. Figure 76.
FOR THE RIGHT HAND. Figure 77.
III.
EXTRACT
FROM THE
MAGICAL KABBALAH of the VI and VII BOOKS
OF MOSES.
BY
S. Tz. N.
Translated for the first time from the Cuthan-Samaritan Language into
English.
ANNO MDCCXXVI.