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The Key of Solomon: Book II: Chapter VI. Of the Garments ...

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THE exterior habiliments which the Master of the Art should wear ought to be of linen, as well as those which he weareth beneath them; and if he hath the means they should be of Silk. If they be of linen the thread of which they are made should have been spun by a young maiden. The characters shown in Figure 55 should be embroidered on the breast with the needle of Art in red silk.

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