Ars Notoria, Chapter 2: riassunto
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In Chapter 2, the speaker claims that certain names and words of God possess power that improves the reader's speech as soon as they are read. The passage presents sacred language as an effective means of becoming well-spoken, rather than merely something to understand.
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- The speaker attributes virtue, power, and effectiveness to certain divine names and words.
- Reading these words is said to improve the reader's speaking ability immediately.
- The reader is said to become well-spoken through the power of these sacred words.

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What immediate benefit does the speaker attribute to reading certain divine names and words?

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