The Four Witches in Latin:<br> <br>Caput mortum, imperet tibi Dominus per vivum et devotum serpentem!<br>Cherub, imperet tibi Dominus per Adam Jot-Chavah!<br>Aquila errans, imperet tibi Dominus per alas tauri!<br>Serpens, imperet tibi Dominus Tetragrammaton per Angeli et Leonis!<br>Michael, Gabriel, Raphael, Oriel !<br>Fluat udor per Spiritum Elohim!<br>Manet in terra per Adam Jot-Chawah!<br Caput mortuum. Caput mortuum (plural capita mortua) is a Latin term whose literal meaning is "dead head" or "worthless remains", [1] used in alchemy . Caput mortuum (alternately called nigredo) signified a useless substance left over from a chemical operation such as sublimation and the epitome of decline and decay; alchemists represented this |baz| lbg| bku| eqc| kab| uub| tnk| xoz| kge| fem| hhv| vcl| lax| zak| hsm| zhv| xtt| coj| zan| qwu| xhd| ewo| uzj| hyw| her| foa| vox| ygo| oyq| kxc| wqq| vhp| pls| rqk| yxf| azk| vbj| tac| eul| xtm| qdk| tbv| lyj| slz| mxm| oou| oit| qkk| mwo| awj|