1912 · CLOSE READING
The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII)
The Equinox (Volume I, Number VII) (1912), PDF p. 159
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THE FORTY—EIGHT CALLS OR KEYS
ninu a sobame ucime.
Bajile? IAD BALATOHE cahirelanu
pare]
NIISOI od upe ofafafe; bajile a-cocasahe icoresaka
3 uniji beliore.
THE NINTH KEY
A MIGHTY guard of Fire with two-edged swords flaming
(which have eight Vials 01 wrath for two times and ahalf, whose
wings are of wormwood and of the marrow 01 salt), have set
their feet in the West,
and are measured with their 9996
ministers,
These gather up the moss 01 the Earth 35 the rich
man doth his Treasure.
Cursed are they whose iniquities
they are! In their eyes are mill—stones greater than the earth,
and from their mouths run seas of blood,
Their heads are
covered
with diamonds, and upon their heads are marble
stonesl
Happy is he on whom they frown not.
For why?
The Lord 01 Righteousness rejoiceth in them]
Come away,
and not your Vials: for that the time is such as requireth
Comfort.
The Angle 01 Δ 01 A in the tablet 01 A.
The Lord of the Winds and Breezes; the King 01 the
Spirits 01 Air.
THE TENTH KEY
CORAxo cahisa eoremepe, od belanusa Lucala azodiazodore
paebe Soba iisononu cahisa uix-equo 0/56 copehanu od racalire
maasi bajile caosagi ; das yalaponu dosiji od basajime; od ox
‘ v.). “ Upon their hands are marble sleeves.”
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