The following is a Latin transcription of the Ars Notoria section of the Summa Sacre Magice. A portion of the Latin transcription has been made possible thanks to Timothy Lundy, Ph.D.; his transcription has been edited by me. This transcription could use some light editing still. I will make corrections at a later date.
[Folios 1-7 of Book 4 are missing.]
/Book 4, folio 8/
...tum et comme[n]datu[m] p[rae]custodire tua op[er]a expa[n]sa et tua arcana [com]pleta p[u]lcra
et laudata, q[ue] ap[er]ia[n]t m[ihi] N[omen] filio N[omen] tuo s[er]vo, sic[ut] meu[m] N[omen] qu[em]admodu[m] ma[n]das N[omen] claru[m] an[te] ad me. Comme[n]do [i]g[itur] vob[is] aliis ang[e]lis v[er]acib[us] s[upe]r archa[n]is q[ue] ap[er]iatis n[o]b[is] secreta gazae et ho[no]ris et o[mn]is bone laudis et bone fame et q[ue] ap[er]etis v[est]ros sp[iritus] de o[mn]i bono. Et que vos fortificetis. Et castigo vos que in[de] iaciatis ad eos, et ponatis v[e]ra corpora, et no[n] vos tardetis a v[est]ris or[ati]o[n]ib[us] cu[m] tuo N[omen] ego clama[n]s an[te] te. Tiggas. Tazas. Haya. Adonay. Yana. Ayon. Aya. Hyhy. Vaha. Yah. Vaya. Va. Va. He. Ahu. Aua. Hya. U. Vey. Hay.
De[us] isr[ae]l tuu[m] N[omen] me dimitte amare ex sangui[n]e et ex carne animalis. Ap[er]i m[ihi] N[omen] filio N[omen] tuo s[er]vo ianua[m] vite ianua[m] [com]pleta[m] et ianua[m] abu[n]da[n]cie et ianua[m] bonitatis, et ianua[m] ereptio[n]is o[mn]i[s] mali, et ianuam m[u]lti lucri, et ianua[m] indulge[n]cie, et ianua[m] ti[m]oris creatoris mu[n]di. In om[n]i bonitate rev[er]tor et clamo an[te] te. Tiggas. Tazays. Myr. Adonay.
D[eu]s isr[ae]l no[m]i[n]o ego an[te] te. N[omen] tuu[m] forte et firmu[m] ip[su]m magnu[m] et ip[su]m [com]pletu[m] ip[s]e creator secretu[m] mu[n]di. El. Huy. No[m]i[n]o istas superioribus an[te] te.
¶Hic no[m]i[n]ate filii mei N[omen] mei N[omen] s[upe]r hoc q[ue] ego peto p[ost]q[uam] istud e[st] N[omen] magnu[m] ip[su]m s[an]c[tu]m et ip[su]m honoratu[m], no[n] su[n]t ei mora om[n]ib[us] angelis obuia[n]tib[us] mal[i], q[ue] no[n] ei nocea[n]t cu[m] rivis ignis, s[ecundum] q[ue] cu[m] custodia[n]t, et eu[m] multiplice[n]t, et ap[er]i ant ei ianua[m] ei[us] q[uo]d quaerit.
Et clamo an[te] te. Paghas. Vat. Gues. Yah. Yes. Saasa. Hopygaya. Baatyzya. Yaatygazya. Astarnya. q[ue] no[n] tardetis m[e]a[m] or[ati]o[n]em, et adiuuate m[ihi] et date m[ihi] m[e]a[m] petit[i]o[n]em, cu[m] tuo archano ita ut e[st] m[e]i cordis et abu[n]da ip[su]m gratis, et de m[e]o scire, et h[ab]eas pietate[m] s[upe]r me, et pone me p[er] capite, et da m[ihi] tua[m] mi[sericordi]am et tua[m] bonitate[m]. et fac pietate[m] c[onspectu] te i[n] oc[u]los illo[rum] qui videbu[n]t m[ihi] q[uia] tu es secretu[m] et absconditor o[mn]iu[m] f[a]c[in]orum. No[n] e[st] talis d[omi]n[u]s ut tu, Tahggas. Tasasnya. Adonay. De[us] isr[ae]l d[omi]n[u]s potens et do[minus] mirac[u]lo[rum] qui es tu. Tagas. Tazas. Oya. Adonay. D[eu]s Isr[ae]l. t[ibi] se hu[m]ilia[n]t alt[er]e et bassiare(?) Taggas. Tasas. Aya. Adonay.
D[eu]s Isr[ae]l. t[ibi] ca[n]tam[us] et t[ibi] volam[us] et i[n] te vivim[us] et cu[m] tuo honore et cu[m] pavore tui N[omen] Taggas. Tazas. Pya. Adonay.
Deus Is[rae]l t[ibi] me i[n]curvo cu[m] l[a]eticia et cu[m] psalmis. Psalterii et cum firma laude. Taghas. Tazas. Cya. Adonay.
Deus. Isr[ae]l. vob[is] sumus s[er]vientes et cane[n]tes et vola[n]tes q[uia] ip[s]a cherubim se signa[n]t ad tuu[m] N[omen] et canu[n]t tuu[m] N[omen] et tui honoris q[ui] es tu Taghas. Thazas. Cahyha. Adonay.
Rex Isr[ae]l Rota tui eq[ui]tatus r[espo]ndet t[ibi]. Tahgas. Tazas. Theya. Adonay.
Deus. Isr[ae]l. vob[is] dam[us] ca[n]t[us] et vitas fere[n]do an[te] ad d[omi]ni cora[m] sedili honorato. Et facies et cherubim ip[s]a s[an]c[t]ifica[n]t tuu[m] N[omen] tui s[er]vi. Taghgas. Tazas. Scya. Adonay.
Rex Isr[ae]l. p[o]p[ul]i(?) tacent ad tuu[m] N[omen] tui s[er]vi, ip[s]i tacen]t i[n] cane[n]do an[te] te ca[n]tu[m] novu[m], et regna per secula seculorum. Et clamo et dico i[n] antea p[er] et[er]nu[m] q[uo]d[dam] es tu Tagghas. Taazais. Taya. Adonay.
D[eu]s Isr[ae]l. Yahu. Aaya. Hy. Ho. Hy. Ho. Ho. Ho. Ho. Ho. Ho. A. Adonay. El. Yay. Heye. Heye. Y. A. Vel. Hy. Ha. Va. Hy. Ho. Ho, b[ene]d[i]c[tu]s es tu, Taghas. Sas. Manasez. Yasez. Manases. Adonay.
D[eu]s Isr[ae]l rex archanor[um] d[omi]n[us] rer[um] abditar[um] audi m[e]a[m] or[ati]o[n]e[m] toti[us]
q[uo]d[dam] p[re]cor an[te] te. et [com]ple meu[m] petitu[m] p[er] tuu[m] placitu[m]. Amen. Or[ati]o 2a.
¶2a. Or[ati]o artis vet[er]is e[st] illa or[ati]o testi[m]onialis variabilis s[ecundu]m est t[em]p[o]ra q[ui]da[m] fuit sup[er]i[us].
/Book 4, Folio 9/
Genma. Isceiziel. Adonay. Ohcyme. Adonay. Thathaath. 3 or[ati]o.
Barunocsom. Reuuath. Heuorla. Uatheth. Uuehc. Hapcha.
Adonay. Eloe. Hatha. Uecholh. Medam. Hathaueahyn. Addeuaryn. Na-
melle. Asser. Anockhy. Mycha. Unyca. Atyn. Allehiya. Etha. Uadib.
Arciban. Besmerecha. Beberhetha. Uffarcyn. Leoth. Aliadeca. Ue-
ghayn. Leozthafec. Uenaenecha. Adonay. Ame[n]. Or[ati]o 4 artis vetis.
Helyscemach. [1] Hazaram. Hemel. Saduc. Theon. Eloyzamaram.
Zoma. Getromaym. Theos. El. iust[us] et fortibus,[2] Hamatamal. Ietromamay. Alazanay. Hacronaazzay. Colnafau. Salmasay. Zayhal. Ieromelam. Haymasay. Ramay. Gensy. Iacath. Lemar. Harana. Hamany. Memothemath. Hemelamp. Et tu s[acrosan]c[t]e p[ate]r iust[us] d[eu]s incomp[re]h[en]sibilis i[n] t[r]ib[us] cu[n]ctib[us] op[er]ib[us], q[uae] [e]st s[an]c[t]a bona et iusta.
Megal. Hamethor. Scemas. Faci. Zamathemav. Geogrema. Megus. Monozayl.
Hamezeaza. Hillebata. Maramaa. Ie[n]henab. Gehenna. Malamay. Sephormoy. Zemenoma. Melas. Hemay. Hemezua. Iecormay. Lemezey. Senocetar. Zemaher. Elcamay. Calyon. Tharathos.
Cronyos. Nabay. Tarathos. Usyon. Gezethon. Semynathemas. Gezahas. Thaman. Helomany. Amel. Adonay. Amen. Or[ati]o 5.
Bebareho. Mypeney. Aubesalombeno. Yaua. Maicibu. Saray. Arabym. Quamym. Chkalay. Rabym. Homerym. Lenafcyayn. Ysuasah. Lonbel. Belohym. Celah. Ueathah. Yauah. Mo.
Megan. Bachady. Benody. Umedym. Rocy. Quoly. El. Yaua. Equeraha. Uayanon. Mehar. Quadeso. Ckehlahmy. Salzabyty. Uaysanah. Hequysotsyky. Yauah. Ymmekeny. Loyrah. Merymbeuotz. Hkam. Asser. Emabuius. Satzu. Chelay. Quumah. Yauah. Chocy. Khemy.
Elohay. Kyhylzyca. Etka. Leoyuai. Lehehy. Cyney. Resakhym. Cybareta. Layaua. Haysukhah. Kgalsamer. Berycaceycha. Melah. Lamenasaha. Bynguynotz. Amen. Or[ati]o 6.
Ceyce. Sub disci. (“to be taught below”)
Dhehel.[3] Ctemacholys. V[ir]tus fortit[udo] aute[n]tica gel(?) plina(?) regulata
et Belcebatay. Relcepbtay. Onoytheon. Anna. [H]osanna.[4] Mybeth. Anadtym. Barothym. Ubu. Arahyc. Scemoel. Adonace. Conflahet. Godholoyth. Leuadoz. Labay. Heha. Bubtolh. Nasecha. Ubtolh. Or[ati]o [7]a.
Theos. Megale.[5] Patyr. Ymos. Ebrel. Abohel. Hechoy. Abe. Helyoth. Hethy. Hebeoth. Lethyel. Iezey. Saday. Salaph. Yey. Rilatelly. Saniel. Sadamyel. Saday. Elgyon. Elgyel. Lemegos. Mytron. Megos. Myheon. Legmes. Muthon. Nycholy. Hehel. Hesely. Iecor. Graual. Semhel. Semobohat. Semeltha. Samay. Getgehel. Rasahanay. Gelgemana. Scemana. Harasymyhon. Salepatyr. Selepaty. Ragyon. Seleth. Thury. Giom. Hepatyr. Usyon. Hathamas. Hothonas. Haryn. Amen. Or[ati]o 8.
Manez. Cuel.[6] Adonay. Ely. Hubathonco. Hemoth. Malonachel. Leoglam. Machobi. Chohatha. Queluz. Mechahc. et Adonay. et Heha. Deroac. Naboauhehel. Masthoha. Meod. Hahe. Uoeyzym. Addemaryn. Hassychathe. Hono. Hynics. Matha. Hayme. Alleiuatha. Airchy. Areth. Hublecleta. Hayun. Allema. Netha. Bed. Bamacol. Msi-/Book 4, Folio 10/-beha. Hubblette. Cleta. Vadeyre. Usu. Themua. Uebecta. Uluaryzam. Leoth. Albadecha. Uelya. Hay. Heo. Locothafoc. Berachatath. O[rati]o 9 art[is] vetis.
Assaylemath.[7] Rasay. Semath. Azath. Araath. Lemech. Hazabath. Hamach. Hamat. Gezemon. Grefemyon. Zelamye. Relamye. Hazacha. Heun. Atha. Hazerem. Hehal. Hazabal. Helial. Zebyal. Sezyol. Semyor. Homysy. Thon. Phyntyngon. Tyntyngete. Hanmyssyzyo. Sebarnay. Halmyoch. Alymyon. Gemayl. Halmyoch. Alymyon. Gemayl. Halmyoch. Samayl. Heomayl. Neomayl. Xpistos.[8] Thiotoch. Sepha. Capha. Caphama. Pafalyos. Citcogirumal. Laupdam. Lanpta. Iotym. Laupada. Iothym. Iothyletha. Lezuhemor. Gemeamor. Lochahemor. Sicuomegal. Haemor. Gisselector. Gyhelereon. Glereleon. Gamasgay. Semagar. Somalgey. Semasgeybalna. Erethon. Gessamael. Gememael. Hay. Hala. Hela. Gemay. Semetay. May. Semnay. Gelezemey. Gelesemoy. Lefmay. Samennay. Baritatthota. Kariatthetha. Tharihetha. Soquelmatha. Getymay. Soqualmay. Socamagal. Algezamay. Balma. Haylos. Halos. Zaymos. Geneuegal. Sarimalip. Sarmalaip. Sacry. Malayptamyel. Tama. Sathabemel. Sathabemal. Samalmaga. Samalanga. Samynaga. Sacalmaga. Sylymal. Salmana. Sagat. Sylymythu. Semalsay. Galyth. Gahyt.
Gezamanay. Sabel. Zegaatho. Zahanphathon. Gezanycrathon. Gethnafathon. Gezemo. Gezetem. Hathanathos. Hathanathay. Semach. Samnach. Zemehet. Gezozabel. Cherozabeel. Gerozabal. Crathon. Aryabal. Haryagal. Hanagay. Haryagel. Parythomegos. Samazyel. Symacyhel. Leosemmath. Leosemath. Themyatol. Gemmatol. Gemysatol. Hebalthe. Halabee. Hamyssython. Sebanay. Halmyx. Gemayl. Sadayl. Neomayl. Xpolepha. Caphamal. Hazaron. Gezamel. Haymal. Hay. Hela. Sememay. Gelyesmey. Tharyath. Gennazay. Zohanphathon. Gelezame. Athanathay. Genath. Gezonabel. Haynostyel. Halabethen. Habayho. Halabeth. Ebaohe. Ruhos. Fabos. Phelyor. Phobos. Ydolmassay. Predolmassay. Pholyhor. Negyoggen. Negynate. Pharamenee. Phuanech. Scomychopothen. Sohomthepoten. Hymaly. Assenon. Hynnamos. Manyhas. Germay. Gemay. Gethamezy. Passamath. Theon. Beth. Bon. Sathamat. Agymol. Namagal. Semozyhoth. Nerotyna. Ragnaty. Ragnaly. Ranalh. Ragahal. Hagynal. Hagamal. Phagomossyn. Phagamessythym. Domogentha. Theomoge. Theromo. Gen. Salmatha. Calamath. Zalamatha. Hon. Bolon. Lyalon. Sephyzyma. Sapynon. Sephyzynon. Amon. Haryon. Usyon. Gemessyon. Sepha. Phalynny. Sabanay. Hanyssycon. Tyntyngren. Hatyon. Rogon. Bon. Lon.
Bonychy. Adonay. Anycho. Aniel. Or[ati]o. 10.
Usyon. El. Adony. Ame[n]. Ascentalecum. Adonay. Heloth. Nyymeheth. Syachylam. Asmatham. Lampaurath. Erayc. Yhua. Anacham. Naratbenym. Hany. Casa. Adonay. Ethem. Azarchera. Vade. Hucomeso. Senhentillo. Asser. Coramchille. El. Hod[os].[9] Burlolum. Matyl. Auuli. Ha. Vua. Hamo. Hentasyo. Vehent. Vehent. Zycham. Anym. Hum. Lyanuloramim. Anyllulo. Vacamya.
Leamu. Mazdel. Lomuta. Vozamchahe. Hutya. Humyzazha. Adonay. Elahya. Balhahathon. Adonay. Melakc. Adonay. Anloch. Leolam-/Book 4, Folio 11/-natch. Adonay, tu i[n] quo o[mni]s res create [et] sci[en]ficate[?] su[n]t p[ro]tui mna[?] et pietate annue[?]. N[omen]. et p[er] v[ir]tute[m] tuorum glo[r]sorum nom[e]n m[..] suo[?] tuo req[ui]re[n]ti ope[ris] tu[a]e gr[ati]e amen.
Or[ati]o 11.
Lemath. Azach. Gessemon.[10]
Hazaylemath.[11] Lemath. Lemath. Thelamoth. Hazab. Habatal.
Nahebal. Sezyhor. Haemegal. Gygeremogal. Gyelotheon. So-
mag. Laphymon. Laupda. Iothym. Halual. Haylos. Halua. Geneno-
gal. Samanlay. Tachayel. Tamyel. Secalmana. Hezome-
lath. Gethasam. Secalsam. Esethasam. Cecalsam. Soyhmon. Saybayl.
Semalsay. Crathon. Hanaguyl. Panton. Megos. Tyngeny. Hamyssyroy.
Sebarnay. Hassymylop. Thenaly. Soday. Henaly. Halaco. Mehayl. Cry-
hycos. Sepha. Caphamal. Azar. Sezamahal. Hayla. Scurmnay. Gelyor.
Synoy. Bariatahtha. Gehemyzay. Iecrafagon. Legelyme. Hatamatay.
Semach. Gremyh. Zay. Sothal. Magaal. Iezamay. Zehemphagon. Ha-
syezamay. Legelyme. Hacama. Ieyzobol. Ierozabal. Symalyel. Seym-
aly. Seyel. Leosamath. Gemyhatal. Halebrem. Tyophagros. Theos. Pha-
bos. Ycolmazay. Negen. Pharameth. Neyhahen. Sehon. Gethorem. Ne-
hehon. Helyssemath. Saratyhay. Ierasyhay. Hynaha. Semem. Amos.
Gesamay. Iecremay. Passamath. Taghayl. Hagamal. Fugaguamessy.
Phagamessym. Temegeman. Zemegemary. Solamatha. Selomoth.
Ono. Bon. Lon. Sepyzyhon. Haryon. Usyon. Semessyon. Thegon. Amen.
Lemach. Sebauthe. Elytybay. Gezogam.[12] Romasym. Hegethogozy-
mal. Exyophyam. Sorathym. Salathaam. Bezapha. Sapherez. Ha-
thulam. Samyth. Senayoho. Phethloym. Haryssym. Genges. Lethos.
Lamech. Leynach.[13] Lemaath. Semach. Selmahath. Or[atio] 12. Amen.
Helmay. Elymam. Elmamy. Elmy. Elymamy. Zezecca. Zezegca.
Gezegatha. Zezegam. Remassym. Themare. Massym. Ieianyha. Phu-
erezo. Gamyhal. Zethegomyhal. Ezethogamyhal. Ezyephyath.
Ezoperbiar. Iozaytyn. Zossatyn. Iossany. Gossamysalath. Salacoha.
Salathen. Salatanbel. Hen. Henbem. Habena. Henbezepha. Bo. Sephar.
Saphar. Hemphar. Thamar. Sahaletheremar. Hafar. Tytymar. Ty-
mas. Tyrymar. Namor. Symyoth. Symoyth. Zemyhoc. Semoym.
Lemayhon. Lemahach. Phethalon. Haymyth. Phethalomonamye.
Zomye. Zamyth. Peryhyty. Phyeyafy. Guergeon. Guerguohen. Ger-
thon. Lochyos. Lothos. Semyoth. Zemahat. Zemohyth. Lemayho. Phe-
atalon. Hamye. Chamyhym. Phetyogergyon. Lecchon. Gergohen.
Chochyos. Lethos. Ame[n]. Adonay sup[ra] om[n]e su[m]m[us] p..fibilis.(?) Theos.
Pathyr. Behemnos.[14] Behenmyos. Behemny. Te rogam[us] nos hu[m]ilimi
p[er] s[a]c[rat]issimos angelos tuos, qui su[n]t Michael, qui e[st] antidotic Dei.
Raphael, fortitudo Dei, Gabriel, ardens, Ceraphi[m], lux Dei, Helyfanssay
Cherubim, amor Dei, Gelomethos. Gadabany. Zedabany. Gedera-
nay. Serannanay. Lomohn. Locthos. Ygero. Hanathon. Zahamany.
Lomhyth. Gedanabazy. Seremanay. Secemanay. Heulothauth.
Helomyth. Heuloramith. Samanazay. Gedebaudy. Plenitudine
s[acrosancte(?) Cherubyn et Cheraphi[m] vos suppl[icite]r exoram[us], et te d[eu]s Adonay,
/Book 4, Folio 12/
Hemanuel. p[er] omnes s[anct]os a[n]gelos tuos plenos gl[or]i[osos] quorum sua N[omina], et suelre(?) p[ar]te su[n]t consecrate, q[ue] p[er] nos no[n] debent dici et su[n]t: Dehyel. Dehel. Depymho. Dehyn. El. etc. Sup[ra] rep[ eos(?). Oratio 13.
Ben. My. Adonas. Enoetros. Enomis. Paghes. Anchor. Anchor.
Banylos.[15] Ieorna. Theodonos. Helyothos. Elyotheos. Phagor. Cophau-
nodos. Noryzane. Corytico. Hanosac. Helse. Sopephegora. Elemyna-
chor. Caudones. Helos. Eloe. Resphaga. Thephagaym. Thetendyn. Tha-
honos. Uicenena. Eorthahon. Belos. Behelos. Velhoros. Athaphagan.
Belehotolh. Orthophagon. Corphaudonos. Adam. Oryel. P[er] nob[is] pecc[ato]rib[us]
et vos, Helyothos. Phaguora. Angeli. sa[ncti], adestote, advertite et doce-
te vos me et regite me. Ame[n]. Or[ati]o. Ragya. Ragyomal. 14.
Lamech. Ragna.[16] Ragaa. Ragahan. Ragonial. Haguath. Hogolam.
Exaccodan. Heraccodam. Hantonomos. Hethaenech. Hemon-
es. Iothe. Lothem. Sezayha. Sazaratha. Hensazatha. Serayl. Marab. Myn-
tyl. Marathal. Mayratal. Bryhamoton. Thahamathon. Leprodom. Le-
phorys. Leprohoc. Lephosyys. Hesacro. Hesacohohen. Corquenal. Torem-
al. Goyemal. Valayhol. Salayl. Salaym. Salayhor. Galaym. Salquyel. Ges-
sydomy. Gessenassy. Gessonay. Adoros. Hazarob. Tharahal. Bostyhal. Ha-
mol. Hamal. Amyn. Amyn. Semech.[17] Segahaath. Ragath. Reloymal.
Haogalam. Exacor. Hanthomos. Lezen. Sarayl. Marab. Bryhamato. Le-
phez. Hyessacco. Theomay. Salayel. Agessomay. Haraothamal. Ame[n].
Hazatham.[18] Hyel. Hehe. Lylem. Hethelylem. Thelyhem. Haza. Or[ati]o 15.
Gatha. Hagueritascor. Hyzenor. Hazaetham. Yessay. Zezor. Iessar-
ysayl. Et vos ang[e]li, q[uorum] no[m]i[n]a sc[ri]bu[n]t[ur] i[n] libro vite que est hic recita[n]t[ur]
Razaym. Baros. Elsa. Eremegos. Mirethagil. Ressaym. Lemay. Lemar.
Rassamen. Lemar. Themamoth. Ytasym. Gemamoth. Temamoth. Secray.
Secthac. Seha. Hanathartan. Seccay. Helymath. Iosoyel. Helymoth. Sac-
thamath. Helymyoth. Iossey. Theodony. Zasamath. Pharene. Panete-
neos. Haramem. Theos. Hachamym. Nanathaphar. Hathanazar.
Vacyacchor. Iessememay. Iessemana. Iessemanay. Hazyaccor. Hamy-
nozya. Zezannay. Hamos. Hamynos. Yateregylos. Thahegylyhos. Za-
gael. Zathael. Hyhelma.[19] Helma. Helymath. Heuma. Yatharatas. He-
myna. Yatanateys. Elsa. Eberos. Yeber. Heldza. Haghahla. Hoccome-
gos. Raictotagyl. Myterago. Myharegyn. Amen. Or[ati]o 16.
Agloros.[20] Theomygos. Themyros. Sehocochodos. Hathyhamel. Sozena.
Habthamyel. Sozyhenzya. Hemya. Gethahel. Helyna. Sotheneya.
Geherac.[21] Halymym. Zezoray. Gezethym. Gezerehona. Nazay. Hazyhal.
Hazyal. Hazay. Megos. Megalos. Husyon. Saduch. Ame[n]. Theyzehu-
mechoman. Celzebahym. Quadecey. Hachadacym. Sehythacan. Basapon-
par. Usaghyr. Cel. Iom. Hakypudy. Cehythacan. Basapon. Vequybul.
Daman. Bykelye. Cadetz. Basapon. Vedaman. Taghun. Hazayah. Ghal.
Benhabadym. Veghal. Apar. Kezt. Veghal. Mysebaha. Hazahaub. Math-
nah. Ahatz. Mehen. Meghakeubetz. Cyzeyhadam. Hahyh. Sopech. Ghal.
Yemod. Magharaby. Cel. Myze. Veha. Hatcyso. Ym. Loh. Nacan. Lo. Ykeub. Am.
/Book 4, Folio 13/
Megal.[22] Agal. Iegal. Haryothos. Handos. Hanathos. Hana. Or[atio] 17.
Thoyos. Aryothos. Lemezay. Gemezay. Lamezay. Lechonas. Ietho-
nay. Zemasphar. Zeomaspar. Zeomaphar. Tet[r]agram[m]o[ton]. Thetra-
gramis. Hathammar. Hazyamahar. Sahamyr. Iechosaphor. Ze-
thesaphyr. Gethor. Saphor. Hazgictha. Hazachapha. Hazac. Tuypa.
Haragaya. Hazaguy. Phazamar. Samar. Saleth. Salym. Salmech.
Saleth. Salezale. Saday. Ine. Neotatyr. Neodamy. Hazozamyr. So-
zena. Belymoth. Hazac. Helyoth. Amen. Or[ati]o 18.
Hamytlyahel.[23] Amsael. Dylyhyr. Hayr. Zebel. Zedach. Hazarach.
Zedahych. Hazayas. Ierozyhal. Semaya. Zama. Ysa. Sanvia. Ys-
aray. Ysamyhe. Ysathay. Lemeyhel. Thehel. Temehe. Ieymehel.
Mychynab. Nybahal. Mythyu. Mybau. Myha. Hamyby. Mynab.
Elyazal. Homethybymal. Helymal. Hymbas. Zeberacal. Ietoro. Sama-
ryl. Zezoch. Ietorosahal. Melos. Zalymelor. Zalymylos. Zaguel.
Mychathomos. Myheromos. Myquaracosmos. Myquromyhos. A[me]n.
Padym.[24] Hanycerapyn. Uceghyry. Hany. Serapyn. Cetcytatsan. Ba-
sapon. Vequybul. Daman. Ubykele. Saretes.[25] Basapon. Udaman. Taghuy.
Hazayah. Ueghal. Haparoketes.[26] Veghal. Myzbehah. Hazehaub. Ma-
thana. Ahahtz. Mezen. Meghakebetes.[27] Cyrey. Hadam. Hayah. Sopech-
gal. Yemod. Magharaby. Cel. Myzbehah. Hahyhson. Ymlo. Natzan.
Gemoth. Gehel.[28] Elymoth. Emeb. Or[ati]o 19. Lo. Ykebu. Ame[n].
Sabael. Zerothay. Zabael. Gerozay. Hebel. Corozay. Hamagara.
Ragen. Seromay. Zehezez. Ezehem. Gethon. May. Alla. Athanathon.
Agye. Hathamyel. Hamamyel. Hacamayos. Oramyel. Hathomas.
Hechobay. Zemohay. Thealgetha. Thelacegon. Hagem. Iezetagal. Ze-
hal. Ragem. Geth. Geregal. Hababyath. Hezegon. Gethage. Madyachy-
os. Zatalchuos. Zadanchyos. Exhedem. Pallataros. Zallatathos. Hel-
thys. Corohodyos. Zezocchyam. Pallicitac. Enechy. Delchys. Eremo-
dyos. Helmelazai. Elyne. Iazar. Haron. Gezero. Mymyel. Henthon.
Hermelazar. Cython. Genython. Hezemyel. Heymemy. Helmela-
zai. Queremymyel. Exherum. Zorol. Mochor. Rabihel. Samybe.
Lamelymelyon. Saiabyel. Samytamyl. Saniyel. Amen. Semoth
Lamen.[29] Lezahen. Samatyhal. Zamathyhel. Salmathyel. Mahasy-
hel. Halmazyal. Hezeleam. Megos. Hemol. Hemnoleha. Methos.
Hazamegos. Halzamyhol. Halzamahol. Alzamoymen. Mamyetos.
Memomyethos. Zolymayhatol. Zolmazathol. Zelymamyathol.
Zolmatha. Zachol. Zolmycarat. Zemenay. Iemenay. Lameley.
Zathemalo. Zechenorau. Lapdayo. Lohdeho. Zabday. Hotho. Le-
dayhedon. Lapdayhedon. Lothanau. Hyze. Mazyhe. Hyztanthy-
he. Iohathanahu. Zuhof. Zyhanatyhe. Phomos. Zeherem. Zehe-
zyhelmos. Hessilramal. Hessicomal. Hon. Thehe. Sihotha. Magal.
Hesyotha. Mychoh. Alpha. Hussale. Homis. Flum. Fahallemassay.
Halesemony. Salemanassay. Helemazay. Zezaytho. Semanay. Za-
choytho. Nachaus. Iemahol. Ieculmassay. Gemahol. Lez[?]malo.
/Book 4, Folio 14/
Megul. Gehamas. Senadar. Hyezama. Salpha. Sac[ra]magay. Gehet.
Magay. Zehethyn. Semasedayr. Iehyr. Ramagay. Genma. Salpha.
Gemamazye. Zybeme. Hama. Supa. Iohech. Iohabos. Haymal. Hama-
nal. Tanocthomas. Iobohe. Amynal. Zanog. Romos. Nyzozoroba.
Mygerozoma. Negero. Robaly. Negora. Hahalym. Nytheromachum.
Tholymchay. Colomay. Loynar. Talumgay. Zenolozyhon. Hyzo-
nomelyhon. Iethmelyhon. Zenomelyhon. Somyel. Gyhethy.
Cyquerozegamal. Thomeos. Carmoleos. Samhel. Gesys. Zezhyhor.
Gezolmoith. Phycor. Segueramant. Theonchos. Carmelos. Samy-
hel. Sarmanyl. Gezezyhor. Semarnayl. Zarmatyayl. Helyoso. Tha-
hel. Samayl. Amen.
¶ Oratio 20 est illa que posita e[st] supra, que respiciebat septenas sc[i]l[ice]t que incipit: Hanazay, Sazahozon, Hubysenehar, Guhehu, etc.[30]
21a. Or[ati]o artis vet[er]is e[st] or[ati]o t[er]minalis que sup[ra] posita fuit que incip[it] S[e]n[su]s sit c[re]ator q[ui] e[st] p[ri]mus passus vel t[er]minus eius. Et s[ecundus] eius t[er]minus i[n]cipit Genealogon, Renealogon, Tenealogon, etc. Et ideo d[icu]nt doctores e[ss]e 30 or[ati]o[n]es artis q[uia] computant istos 10 t[er]minos cu[m] 20 p[re]d[i]c[t]is ,et sic su[n]t 30. Et n[un]c h[ab]itis istis h[ab]es p[er]f[e]c[t]e modu[m] salo[mon]ticu[m] vel antiqu[um] sacrandi o[mn]ia sacra[n]da p[er] sacratione[m] di[vin]alem vel p[ri]mordialem quia officiu[m] g[e]n[er]ale ista[rum] 30 or[ati]onu[m] e[st] sacrare om[n]ia p[ri]mali sacratura. Sed unaq[uae]q[ue] h[abe]t suu[m] N[omen] et h[abe]t suu[m] ofic[ium] sp[eci]ale.
Officiu[m] sp[eci]ale p[ri]me or[ati]onis est exaudiri. De officiis or[ati]onu[m].
de quacu[m]q[ue] peticione petatur. Si[c] p[er] 3 dies t[er] q[ua]l[ibet] die dicat[ur]
munde ieiune et laute at[que] devote. Et vocat[ur] or[ati]o ang[e]li seraphani.
S[e]c[un]da or[ati]o vocatur or[ati]o testimonialis. Et val[et] ad h[abe]ndu[m] societatem
ang[e]lorum et stellarum et fortitudi[n]em s[upe]r sp[iritu]s om[ni]s. Et p[er] eam atti[n]ges
cu[n]ctos tuos affect[us] et est gen[er]alis toti.
Tertia or[ati]o vocatur rectificat[i]o animi. Et [imponit benedictionem] et robur s[upe]r o[m]nis
res v[ir]tuosas S[h]em [h]a-[Me]phoras[h]. Et d[icitu]r cu[m] ps[almo] Davidis. Exurgat d[eu]s etc.[31]
Quarta or[ati]o vocatur lux vite et reformat animu[m] et memoriam et intellectu[m] et est initiu[m] misterii om[n]is.
Quinta or[ati]o vocat[ur] fuga temptat[i]onu[m] et val[et] [contra] inimicos et refirmat ho[m]i[n]em i[n] fiducia creatoris.
Sexta et Septima no[n] su[n]t n[i] una que voca[tur corona intellectus] et dat sp[iritu]m s[an]ct[um] et fac[it] florere i[n]t[e]ll[ectu]m et adiuvari ad impone[n]du[m] v[ir]tutes div[er]sis reb[us].
Octava vocatur lux ho[m]ini et artat demones et [She]m [h]a-[Me]phoras[h] defendit ho[m]i[n]es. Et confirmat et refortificat o[mni]s res f[a]c[t]as p[er] S[h]em [h]a[Me]phoras[h].
Nona vocat[ur] speculu[m] sci[enti]e. Et val[et] ad adq[ui]re[n]du[m] coronat[i]o[n]em et res-
plendorem sciendi.
Deci[m]a vocat[ur] tutela [hominis. Et valet ad cogendum spiritus aeris. Et in]ducit i[n] amore[m] atque ligat.[32] Et h[abe]t vim s[e]q[uentis](?) sp[iritu]s penetratiua[m] et i[m]p[re]ssiua[m] i[n] om[n]em S[h]ema [ha]-[Me]ph[orash]. H[abet]q[ue] robur s[an]c[tu]m(?) i[n] op[us] o[mn]e.
Undeci[m]a vocatur lume[n] a[n]i[m]e. Cui dat b[ea]titudi[n]em et inge[n]s inge[n]i[um] p[er] qua[m] i[m]petrabis o[m]nis res quas voles a c[re]atore fac[er]e i[n] mu[n]do et sp[iriti]b[us].
Duodeci[m]a vocat[ur] ge[m]ma loquele vel v[er]bi corona que dirigit intel-
/Book 4, Folio 15, C5/
lectu[m] et ling[u]am mirabil[ite]r loq[uen]du[m] et dice[n]du[m] o[m]nis rationes p[er]f[e]c[t]e
absq[ue] corruptione ydyomatis et sente[n]tie.
Terdeci[m]a vocatur altitudo divini auxilii [per quam guida] veris et dirigeris i[n] cu[n]ctis f[a]c[t]is et sc[ient]iis et p[er] quam h[ab]ebis visiones sci[enti]arum et opem angelorum et p[re]scies archana humi et cosmi.
Q[u]artadeci[m]a vocatur ge[m]ma corone adonay. que [facit hominem] validum audacem et viuacem et prude[n]te[m] ad loq[uen]du[m] et defende[n]du[m] et facit eu[m] dignu[m] et sp[irit]uale[m]. Et eu[m] p[ro]tegit a cu[nc]tis t[er]rorib[us]. Et facit ei subdi o[m]nis sp[iritu]s. Et in visionibus dat vim et v[er]itate[m] sciendi f[a]c[tu]m fiens(?) et futuru[m].
Qui[nta]decima vocatur divina potestas. [Et ista habet oficium como]vendi et exita[n]di sp[irit]i(?)
celestes ad op[er]andu[m] o[mn]e gra[n]de f[a]c[tu]m q[uo]d[dam] vis i[n] facie[n]do hedificari vel destrui regna vel leges vel sectas malas divinali pote[n]cia.
Sex[ta]deci[m]a d[icitu]r auctoritas fideliu[m]. Et h[aec] confirmat an[te]d[i]c[t]um or[ati]onem. Et p[er] ea[m] eris hu[m]ilis et favorabilis creatori et placens et si[mi]li[ter] angelis et toti mu[n]do q[uia] e[st] b[e]n[e]d[i]c[ti]o fideliu[m].
Deci[m]asepti[m]a vocat[ur] misteriu[m] laudis. P[er] ha[n]c [habetur iusti]cia dei ad p[ro]tegendu[m] et defende[n]du[m] iustos i[n] iudicio ab o[mn]i falsitate et fraude. et p[ro]movet et exitat mi[sericordi]am dei.
Deci[m]aoctava d[icitu]r lux s[upe]r tenebras. In qua e[st] p[ro]fu[n]ditas [et misterium angelici] p[er] qua[m] sociat[ur] ho[mo] ang[e]lis et fit grat[us] ho[min]ibus q[ualite]r suu[m] consiliu[m] ab eis tenet[ur].
Deci[m]a[nona] vocat[ur] g[rati]a sp[iritu]s s[an]c[t]i p[er] qua[m] h[ab]ebis p[er]f[e]c[ti]one[m] i[n]tegra[m] [et confirma]tione[m] o[mni]s petitionis et e[st] lux a[n]i[m]e. Et confirmat ho[m]i[n]em i[n] v[ir]tute et amore dei. Et illa die eu[m] custodit a peccare mortal[ite]r et eu[m] [ser]vat i[n] volu[n]tate castitatis et [ser]vie[n]di c[re]atori. Et facit trem[er]e totu[m] aera. Et eripit a[n]i[m]as a pe[ccat]is, dono creatoris.
20. que d[icitu]r or[ati]o septenal[is](?) eius oficiu[m] ia[m] e[st] p[re]dictu[m]. De or[ati]o[n]e t[er]minali s[imi]l[ite]r q[ua]re a modo ve[n]iamus ad sa[n]ctiorem mod[er]na[m] honorii.
[1] Ars Notoria (Version B), section 7 and NS 4. [2] Ars Notoria (Version B), section 7 has “pie et fortis” meaning “pious and strong”. [3] One of the angel names referenced in Ars Notoria, section 24. [4] A Greek transliteration of the Hebrew phrase, “Please, I beseech you, save us!” [5] Ars Notoria (Version B), section 10. [6] Emmanuel? [7] Ars Notoria (Version B), section 16. [8] Greek, Christos for “Christ.” [9] Or, Hodes? [10] Ars Notoria, section 16. [11] Ars Notoria (Version B), variation 3. [12] Compare Ars Notoria, section 22, which has the prayer called the “queen of tongues.” However, SSM agrees better with Ars Notoria (Version B), section 16, variation 4, which SSM indicates is just the third part of Hazaylemath. [13] Ars Notoria (Version B), section 22. [14] Ars Notoria, section 24 appears fragmentary against SSM. Liber Iuratus Honorii, XXIV Prayer has a stronger agreement with SSM. [15] Ars Notoria 29a-b. [16] Ars Notoria (VersionB), section 34. Lamehc Ragna is called the crown jewel of the Lord. [17] Ars Notoria (Version B), section 35, variation 5. [18] Ars Notoria (Version B), section 43. [19] Ars Notoria (Version B), section 46. [20] Ars Notoria (Version B), section 50. [21] Ganellus indicates that there are three parts of the Agloros prayer, pointing to Geherac and Theyzehumechoman as the latter two parts. In the Ars Notoria, Geherac appears as Geherahel; the Ars Notoria lacks the third part. [22] Ars Notoria (Version B), section 52. [23] Ars Notoria (Version B), section 54. [24] Padym is the second part of the Hamytlyahel prayer. It is missing in the Ars Notoria. [25] Saretes or Saretz. [26] Haparoketes or Haparoketz. [27] Or Meghakebetz. [28] Ars Notoria (Version B), section 62. [29] Semoth Lamen is the second part of the Gemoth Gehel prayer, being the nineteenth prayer of the Generals. In the Ars Notoria, they are treated as two separate prayers belonging to the intermediate class between the General prayers and the Special prayers. See Ars Notoria (Version B), section 69. [30] Ars Notoria (Version B), section 140. The Hanazay prayer belongs to the first figure of rhetoric according to the gloss of section 140 in Version B. Interestingly, section 140 points to the Gezomanai prayer which is said to belong to the second nota of rhetoric. However, Gezomanai is a misplaced General prayer; it is identified as a General prayer on account of.... According to SSM, Gezomanai is the second part of the Assaylemath prayer. Another clue of redaction is right here in this passage which says Hanazay is the twentieth prayer placed over seven other prayers. It is not clear what those other seven prayers are since SSM does not present Hanazay itself. From looking at the Ars Notoria, it is possible these other prayers may be those belonging to rhetoric, geometry, and arithmetic. [31] Psalm 67 (Vulgate). [32] The tutor leads in and the lover binds/unites.
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