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 :A Woman holding a buckler on her thigh.
 * A Hee-goat.
 * A Horse.
 * A Stag.
 * A Red Garment.
 * Wool.
 * A Cheeslip. (Multiceps.)

☉ The Spirits of the Sun do for the most part appear in a large, full and great body sanguine and gross, in a gold colour, with the tincture of blood. Their motion is as the Lightning of Heaven; their signe is to move the person to sweat that calls them. But their particular forms are,


 * A King having a Scepter riding on a Lion.
 * A King crowned.
 * A Queen with a Scepter.
 * A Bird.
 * A Lion.
 * A Cock.
 * A yellow or golden Garment.
 * A Scepter.
 * Caudatus.

♀ They do appear with a fair body, of middle stature, with an amiable and pleasant countenance, of colour white or green, the upper part golden. The motion of them is as it were a most clear Star. For their signe, there will seem to be maids playing without the Circle, which will provoke and allure him that calleth them to play. But their particular forms are,