Kamea

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A (e) kamea is a magical square associated with a particular planet and used for drawing sigils . Kameas can usually be found on a talisman or amulet . The Kameas in use today go back to the illustrations from the work De Occulta Philosophia by Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa von Nettesheim .

The peculiarity of Kameas compared to conventional magic squares can be seen in the fact that when all cells are connected in numerical order, a symmetrical pattern is created, as can be seen in the following figures. So far, no magic square with a symmetrical pattern is known for the kamea of ​​the sun. The kamea used by Agrippa is therefore shown here.

Kamea of ​​Saturn

Kamea of ​​Saturn

Kamea of ​​Jupiter

Kamea of ​​Jupiter

Kamea of ​​Mars

Kamea of ​​Mars

Kamea of ​​the sun

Kamea of ​​the sun

Kamea of ​​Venus

Kamea of ​​Venus

Kamea of ​​Mercury

Kamea of ​​Mercury

Kamea of ​​the moon

Kamea of ​​the moon

literature

  • AL Soror: The magic gate . Verlag Hermann Bauer, Freiburg im Breisgau 1999, ISBN 3-7626-0731-1 .