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Do you use a versicle for the 2nd pentacle of Mercury?
Nope, aside from the general consecration psalms and oration for the pentacles prescribed in the greater key.
That said, since it is absent, i’d recommend calling up Raphael and going down the hierarchy- the unified hierarchy that I use places Raphael as the archangel of Wednesday/Mercury as opposed to the Michael as prescribed in the key but either work- general form starting with a name of God for the day, then moving to like the archangel, the angels, the spirits of the air, the ministers, and the angels of the directions if you’re going all out is a safe bet, something like this, which has been adapted from The Conjuration of Wednesday as presented in Peterson’s translation of the Heptameron:
Banish
Circle up, consider the one in the gkos
Assuming exorcised incense, pen, and paper are in your possession (make them as described in the key), light the incense, draw the thing, and say the appropriate Psalms (8, 19, 27, 22, 32, 51, 29, 72, 54, 134 in the KJV in that order) over it in the day and hour of Mercury.
Before the oration that isn’t a psalm, do something like this (hence the circle)
I CONJURE and call upon you, ye strong and holy angels, good and powerful, in a strong name of fear and praise, Ja, Adonay, Elohim, Saday, Saday, Saday; Eie, Eie, Eie; Asamie, Asamie; and in the name of Adonay, the God of Israel, who hath made the two great lights, and distinguished day from night for the benefit of his creatures; and by the names of all the discerning angels, governing openly in the second house before the great angel, Tetra, strong and powerful; and by the name of his star which is Mercury; and by the name of his seal, which is that of a powerful and honored God; and I call upon thee, Raphael, and by the names above mentioned, thou great angel who presides over the fourth day to bring forth Miel and Seraphiel, to bring forth Mediat Rex, ruler of the South-West Wind, and his Ministers Suquinos and Sallales. to bring forth the angels of the East, Mathlai. Tarmiel. Baraborat. The West, Jeresous. Mitraton. The North, Thiel. Rael. Jariahel. Venahel. Velel. Abuiori. Ucirnuel. And the South, Milliel. Nelapa. Babel. Caluel. Vel. Laquel. To bring forth Böel, by whom we may specifically [insert your specific intended use of the pentacle here]
[having done this, consider using some charge like this, example as provided by the chad @thedesertgod herself]
Böel, we ask you fulfill our desires as stated, by both the spirit and the letter of ourrequest, with no interference or hesitation.
consider using the pentacle to stiff arm the spirit into doing its job, then consider making an offering of incense to the spirit, then fumigating the the pentacle as you would normally.
Last, hit it with the oration and a license to depart, as follows:
O ADONAI most powerful, EL most strong, AGLA most holy, ON most righteous, the ALPHA and the OMEGA, the Beginning and the End; thou who hast established all things in thy Wisdom; thou who has chosen Abraham thy faithful servant, and hast promised that in his seed shall all nations of the earth be blessed, which seed thou hast multiplied as the stars of Heaven; thou who hast appeared unto thy servant Moses in flame in the midst of the Burning Bush, and hast made him walk with dry feet through the Red Sea; thou who gavest the Law to him upon Mount Sinai; thou who hast granted unto Solomon thy Servant these pentacles by thy great Mercy, for the preservation of Soul and of Body; we most humbly implore and supplicate thy Holy Majesty, that these pentacles may be consecrated by thy power, and prepared in such manner that they may obtain virtue and strength against all spirits, through thee, O Most Holy ADONAI, whose Kingdom, Empire, and principality, remaineth and endureth without end.
[show the pentacle to the spirit named, and set it on its way]
[now addressing the spirits you’ve assembled]
In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost, go in peace unto your places; peace be between us and you; be ye ready to come when you are called.
after you’re sure they're gone, dismantle the circle and banish thoroughly.
You can alternatively 1-800-GOD-DSIC Raphael and ask for instructions through that system as to how to consecrate and/or use the pentacle.
Another alternative is doing a toned back consecration from La Veritable Magie Noire.
More than one way to skin a cat, choose what speaks to you as long as its internally consistent and works in the end.
Happy Conjuring,
Key
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of Solomon’s Pentacles Construction
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In this post I will attempt a brief categorization of the pentacles of Solomon, based of Mathers’ “The Key…” with briefs references to MS. Sloane 3091 (I still want to get my hands on the italian one) and their connection to Agrippa’s work. There won’t be much theorizing besides basic geometric relations and minimum possible “correction”. This post is mainly an observation of the construction of pentacles.
Why do this?
By understanding the rationale behind the construction of the classic pentacles, it becomes easier to not only correct them but also to reverse-engineer them to create new pentacles from the old tradition.
[Mathers’ Key]
[Sloane 3091]
[Agrippa’s De Occulta]
Special thanks to @kojoteundkraehe for helping me out with this
obs. I am just using this style of language for DRAMA
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Wicca 333: Advanced Topics in Wiccan Belief by Kaatryn MacMorgan
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Treading the Mill: Practical Craft Working in Modern Traditional Witchcraft by Nigel G. Pearson
Mastering Witchcraft by Paul Huson
The Call of the Horned Piper by Nigel Aldcroft Jackson
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The Roebuck in the Thicket: An Anthology of the Robert Cochrane Witchcraft Tradition by Evan John Jones
The Robert Cochrane Letters: An Insight into Modern Traditional Witchcraft by Robert Cochrane
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Jambalaya: The Natural Woman’s Book of Personal Charms and Practical Rituals by Luisah Teish
The Element Encyclopedia of 5000 Spells: The Ultimate Reference Book for the Magical Arts by Judika Illes
HEKATE: Keys to the Crossroads – A collection of personal essays, invocations, rituals, recipes and artwork from modern Witches, Priestesses and Priests by Sorita D’Este
The Satanic Witch by Anton Szandor LAVey
Advanced Wicca: Exploring Deeper Levels of Spiritual Skills and Masterful Magick by Patricia Telesco
The Meaning of Witchcraft by Gerald Brosseau Gardner
The Study of Witchcraft: A Guidebook to Advanced Wicca by Deborah Lipp
Progressive Witchcraft by Janet Farrar and Gavin Bone
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The Crossroads in Folklore and Myth by Martin Puhvel
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The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion by James Frazer
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The Wisdom of the Outlaw by Joseph Falaky Nagy
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Auraicept na n-Éces: The Scholars Primer by George Calder, ed.
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Sex and Marriage in Ancient Ireland by Patrick C. Power
The Fairy-Faith in Celtic Countries by W. Y. Evans Wentz
The Secret Commonwealth and the Fairy Belief Complex by Brian Walsh
Beyond Celts, Germans, and Scythians by Peter S. Wells
Tales of the Elders of Ireland by Ann Dooley and Harry Roe, trans.
The Celtic Heroic Age by John T. Koch and John Carey, eds.
The Poetic Edda
The Prose Edda
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