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

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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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(3)

O	I	K	E	T	I	S
I
K
E
T
I
S

(4)

P	A	R	A	S
A
R
A
S

(5)

R	A	C	A	H
A
C
A
H

(6)

C	U	S	I	S
U
S
I
S

(1)

A	N	A	K	I	M
N
A
K
I
M

(2)

C	E	P	H	I	R
E
P
H
I
R

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(7)

P	E	R	A	C	H	I
E						H
R						C
A						A
C						R
H						E
I	H	C	A	R	E	P

(8)

R	I	S	I	R
I	S	E	R	I
S	E	K	E	S
I	R	E	P	I
R	I	S	I	R

(9)

N	E	S	E	R
E	L	E	H	E
S	E	P	E	S
E	H	E	L	E
R	E	S	E	N

(10)

P	E	T	H	E	N
E
T
H
E
N

(11)

K	A	L	E	F
A	R	A	R	E
L	A	M	A	L
E	R	A	R	A
F	E	L	A	K

(12)

K	O	B	H	A
O
B
H
A

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