31-08-2026, 03:23 PM
The Malachim alphabet was created by Cornelius Agrippa in the 16th century, drawing upon planetary seals used in astral magic. The Picatrix, a medieval grimoire, employs this celestial geometry to channel the energy of planets or the brightest stars into talismans.
Although there is a certain resemblance, it has nothing to do with the drawing seen inside the small Rosettes volvelle. It is an astrological aspect between the Sun and the Moon called a trine, which is considered positive. If I am certain of this interpretation, it is because on folio f67v2 we see the sun and moon interacting, and the astrological aspects—including the trine—are depicted with small heads.
Although there is a certain resemblance, it has nothing to do with the drawing seen inside the small Rosettes volvelle. It is an astrological aspect between the Sun and the Moon called a trine, which is considered positive. If I am certain of this interpretation, it is because on folio f67v2 we see the sun and moon interacting, and the astrological aspects—including the trine—are depicted with small heads.