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What answer the Elements, in Plants. Seeds. Flowers. Leaves. Roots. In the lesser world, viz. man, from whom is the Law of prudence.
What in Metals. Gold, and Iron. Copper, and Tin. Quicksilver. Lead, & Silver.
What in stones. Bright, and burning. Light, and transparent. Clear, and congealed. Heavy, & dark.
Four Elements of man. The Mind. The spirit. The Soul. The body.
Four powers of the Soul. The Intellect. Reason. Phantasy. Sense.
Four Judiciary powers. Faith. Science. Opinion. Experience.
Four morall vertues. Justice. Temperance. Prudence. Fortitude.
The senses answering to the Elements. Sight. Hearing. Tast, and smel. Touch.
Four Elements of mans body. Spirit. Flesh. Humours. Bones.
A four-fold spirit. Animall. Vitall. Generative. Naturall.
Four humours. Choller. Blood. Flegme. Melancholly.
Four Manners of complexion. Violence. Nimbleness. Dulness. Slowness.
Four Princes of divels, offensive in the Elements. סמאל
Samael.
עזאזל
Azazel.
עזאל
Azael.
מהזאל
Mahazael.
In the infernall world, where is the Law of wrath, and punishment.
Four infernal Rivers. Phlegeton. Cocytus. Styx. Acheron.
Four Princes of spirits, upon the four angels of the world. Oriens. Paymon. Egyn. Amaymon.