01-10-2026, 01:01 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-10-2026, 01:15 PM by JustAnotherTheory.)
I fully support this hypothesis, and thank you for bringing it up. I've seen parallels to the Key of Solomon in the VMS, although they are not obvious.
I think there are definitely elements of "angelic magic" as they say, in the manuscript. To me, the charms on the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. are Jewish/Chaldean incantations: the names of angels in 13th-14th-15th century Solomonic magic scripts, often ended with "-ton", "-iton", "-as", "-bas", and so on.
And no, this does not mean that the VMS has anything to do with John Dee, like some have hypothesised. The Key of Solomon, and the Ars Notoria, were already well known and copied around the time of the beginning of the 15th century.
I think there are definitely elements of "angelic magic" as they say, in the manuscript. To me, the charms on the You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. are Jewish/Chaldean incantations: the names of angels in 13th-14th-15th century Solomonic magic scripts, often ended with "-ton", "-iton", "-as", "-bas", and so on.
And no, this does not mean that the VMS has anything to do with John Dee, like some have hypothesised. The Key of Solomon, and the Ars Notoria, were already well known and copied around the time of the beginning of the 15th century.