Ars Notoria, Chapter 56: riassunto
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In Chapter 56, the practitioner asks God to bring the holy art to completion and preserve its knowledge despite personal sin, appealing to divine mercy rather than worthiness. The unit directs the practitioner to repeat two closing prayers to strengthen acquired knowledge and asks that this wisdom support upright conduct and influence others.
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- The first prayer addresses God as creator and asks for success in the holy art despite the speaker’s sins.
- The practitioner is told to say the closing appeal with deep feeling.
- The second prayer asks for knowledge and wisdom through mercy, citing King Solomon as an example.
- The speaker asks to live rightly and encourage others to abandon bad habits and praise God.
- The final instruction requires both prayers at the end to strengthen acquired knowledge.
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