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"text": "Cæterum de Sacris Pentaculis, atque signaculis nunc dicamus. Sunt autem ipsa Pentacula tanquam signa quædam sacra, à malis euentibus nos præseruantia: & ad malorum Demonum constrictionem, & exterminationē, nos adiuuantia, bonosque spiritus alliciētia, nobísque conciliantia. Constant autem Pentacula, ex Caracteribus & Nominibus bonorum spirituum superioris ordinis, vel ex sacris picturis, sacrarum literarum, seu reuelationum: versiculis adaptis, vel ex figuris Geometricis, sacrisque Dei Nominibus, secundum multorum rationem, inuicem compositis: vel ex omnibus ijs, aut eorum pluribus mixtum compositis.",
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