Ars Notoria: personaggi, cronologia e luoghi
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- SolomonSolomon receives the art from the Creator and gives authority to its opening section.Prima comparsa: chapter 1
- Lord GodGod receives requests for mercy, spiritual light, stronger memory, and understanding.Prima comparsa: chapter 1
- ApolloniusApollonius introduces an art concerned with learning, astronomy, and the timing of human actions.Prima comparsa: chapter 1
- The readerThe reader is promised improved speech through reading sacred names and words.Prima comparsa: chapter 2
- The angelAn angel forbids Solomon and others from sharing or explaining the prayer’s sacred mystery.Prima comparsa: chapter 10
- Chapter 1
A petitioner seeks mercy and stronger mental powers, while Apollonius introduces an art linking learning with spiritual rules.
- Chapter 3
The explanation divides the art into general and special rules and claims exact prayer recitation brings mastery of the sciences.
- Chapter 5
The instructions require a respectful opening prayer and prescribe morning prayers for studying, understanding, or speaking scripture.
- Chapter 9
Instructions connect the art with lunar days and prescribe daily recitation, privacy, and fasting.
- Chapter 10
Solomon explains that an angel forbids disclosure or explanation of the prayer’s sacred mystery.
- Chapter 13
A prayer for memory must follow Lameth continuously, with morning recitation for memory and evening recitation for other purposes.
- Chapter 15
The handbook assigns prayers to understanding visions and judging whether a sick person faces death or life.
- Chapter 18
Readers are directed to Solomon’s three oldest books for a method of understanding long works through brief guides.
- Chapter 23
A drunken servant’s punishment introduces warnings against arrogant prayer and instructions for seeking eloquence through confession and careful recitation.
- Chapter 26
Solomon recounts receiving a book from an angel who explains prayers, figures, and appointed times for learning.
- Chapter 28
The handbook explains Rhetoric’s four notes and requires learners to obey its method, avoid sin, and work secretly.
- Chapter 31
The reader must inspect the Logical Notes four times and repeat their Orations twenty times, keeping relevant books in view.
- Chapter 34
Apollonius distinguishes the definitions of the three Grammar Notes from prayers and assigns writings to their proper days.
- Chapter 35
God rebukes Solomon through an angel for viewing sacred forms after excessive drinking.
- Chapter 38
Instructions require timely consultation of the Notes, complete prayers, reverence, purity, and sobriety.
- Chapter 42
Solomon receives an indescribable Note in a golden book, and the Lord commands secrecy and careful observance.
- Chapter 44
The instructions allow some missed days outside Theology and introduce ten New Art prayers without fixed timing.
- Chapter 48
The speaker asks God to strengthen the senses and help retain and repeat whatever is read or heard.
- Chapter 52
A servant asks for grace and recovered wisdom, followed by prayer assignments for the month’s first four days.
- Chapter 56
The practitioner asks God to complete the holy art and repeats closing prayers to strengthen acquired knowledge.
- Chapter 58
The handbook presents a ritual claiming knowledge of skills, treasure, and future events, requiring purity, repentance, and prayer.
- Chapter 60
The learner seeks answers through confession and bedtime prayer, combining advice and reading with promised instruction in dreams.
- Chapter 63
The practitioner blesses the Figure of Memory and begins its scheduled ritual use upon seeing the new Moon.
- Chapter 66
Instructions combine prayers, fasting, sacred markings, and a Figure beneath the right ear to seek unknown information during sleep.
Nascosto finché non avrai letto fino a quel punto.
- before your bedThe space before the bed is where the learner kneels, confesses, and requests wisdom.Prima comparsa: chapter 60
- bedsideThe bedside is a place for kneeling and reciting psalms after prayers and charity.Prima comparsa: chapter 61
- wallThe wall holds two nails where the practitioner rests outstretched hands while offering prayer.Prima comparsa: chapter 61

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