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===In Geomancy=== | ===In Geomancy=== | ||
In addition to corresponding to the aforementioned geomantic figures, in good aspects she represents periods of eighty-two years, and in poor ones she represents periods of eight or fourty-five years. | In addition to corresponding to the aforementioned geomantic figures, in good aspects she represents periods of eighty-two years, and in poor ones she represents periods of eight or fourty-five years. She governs the 2nd and 7th Houses, is exalted in the 12th, receives detriment in the 1st and 8th, and has her fall in the 6th. | ||
==Textual History== | ==Textual History== | ||
[[File:Theomagia Kedemel.jpg|thumb|right|The sigil of Kedemel in ''[[Theomagia]]''.]] | [[File:Theomagia Kedemel.jpg|thumb|right|The sigil of Kedemel in ''[[Theomagia]]''.]] | ||
Kedemel appears in the second volume of [[Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa|Agrippa]]'s ''[[Three Books of Occult Philosophy]]'' (1533), with both the name and a [[sigil]] being given. ''MS Harley 6482'', published more recently as ''A Treatise of Angel Magic'', from an older document by [[Thomas Rudd]] (1583-1656) around 1699 also mentions the spirit. This was in turn copied by [[John Heydon]] in his book ''[[Theomagia]]'' (1663). In the 20th century, [[Aleister Crowley]] wrote ''Liber Gaias XCVI'' which drew heavily from ''Theomagia'' and also featured Kedemel as a venusian spirit. | Kedemel appears in the second volume of [[Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa|Agrippa]]'s ''[[Three Books of Occult Philosophy]]'' (1533), with both the name and a [[sigil]] being given. ''MS Harley 6482'', published more recently as ''A Treatise of Angel Magic'', from an older document by [[Thomas Rudd]] (1583-1656) around 1699 also mentions the spirit. This was in turn copied by [[John Heydon]] in his book ''[[Theomagia]]'' (1663). In the 20th century, [[Aleister Crowley]] wrote ''Liber Gaias XCVI'' which drew heavily from ''Theomagia'' and also featured Kedemel as a venusian spirit. | ||