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Ars Notoria, Chapter 17: riassunto

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In Chapter 17, a prayer invokes angels to reveal outcomes of illness, hidden conditions, and other personal facts through answers or inward impressions. The discussion then presents sacred learning as a divine gift, while insisting that each art requires its own symbols and prayers.

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  1. The prayer asks holy angels to reveal whether a sick person faces recovery or death.
  2. Instructions interpret the patient's answers and prescribe three repetitions when a child or weakened patient cannot respond.
  3. Further instructions apply the prayer to concealed illness, distant patients, a baby's sex, and a woman's virginity.
  4. The explanation credits angels rather than human ability, and Solomon attributes newly revealed medical knowledge to God.
  5. The discussion describes the Notory Art as a brief route to knowledge across academic and practical disciplines.
  6. The closing passage stresses that each discipline has distinct symbols and prayers, then introduces their separate explanation.

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