The Fifth Chapter. How we may retain the Familiar Spirits bond or free in whatsoever form

The Fifth Chapter. How we may retain the Familiar Spirits bond or free in whatsoever form

THE FIFTH CHAPTER.

OW we may retain the Familiar Spirits bond or free in whatsoever form.

(1) In the form of a Lion.

(2) In the form of a Page.

(3) In the form of a Flower.

(4) In the form of a Horseman.

(5) In the form of an Eagle.

(6) In the form of a Dog.

(7) In the form of a Bear.

(8) In the form of a Soldier.

(9) In the form of an Old Man.

(10) In the form of a Moor.

(11) In the form of a Serpent.

(12) In the form of an Ape.

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