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What does Apollonius connect with learning in the opening chapter?
What effect does the speaker claim for reading certain divine names?
Why does Solomon's first revelation remain uninterpreted?
What must precede effective use of the prayers?
What does the speaker ask the Holy Spirit to bring?
What is the foundation of the first figure?
Why does Solomon withhold a prayer's sacred meaning?
How does Chapter 11 define a note?
When is the prayer for insight into danger recited?
What do the added Latin words provide in Chapter 22?
What warning does the drunken servant's punishment introduce?
Who may study the seven Liberal Arts without sin?
How many notes belong to Grammar?
Which two skills belong to Logic?
What should accompany the first inspection of the Notes, if possible?
Why are Rhetorical Notes prohibited on three monthly dates?
What must remain before the reader during Logical Note practice?
What does Apollonius distinguish from the Grammar prayers?
Why does God rebuke Solomon through an angel?
What adjustment is allowed when study books are unavailable?
Where is the third New Art prayer placed?
What ability does the speaker request in Chapter 48?
What lost gift does the speaker seek to recover in Chapter 50?
Whom does the blessing ask God to send as a protector?
What food is prescribed for the next day's fast?
What should a learner first do to understand a book?
What does the prayer seek for listeners?
Where is the Figure of Memory placed in Chapter 63?
How long is the Figure of Memory blessed before the final preparation?
What is the final chapter's sleep practice intended to discover?
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