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A Manifesto on Been the Senior Prefect of Your School
This digital edition copyright © 2005, 2006 by Joseph H. Peterson. "He who refuses a copy of this book, or who suppresses it or steals it, will be seized with eternal trembling, like Cain, and the angels of God will depart from him."

This part of the text includes the books Semiphoras and Schemhamforas (also spelled Schemhamphoras), and Sepher Shimmush Tehillim or Use of the Psalms. This latter text was translated from the Hebrew into German by Gottfried Selig (1722-1795), publisher of the German (Leipzig) periodical Jude, about Jewish customs and practices.

NOTE: You will need a Hebrew font installed to read some of this book.

CONTENTS
Semiphoras and Schemhamphoras
Sepher Shimmush Tehillim, or the magical uses of the Psalms
Supplement
Astrological influences upon man, and magical cures of the old Hebrews.

2. (Back side) title page

THE
Schemhamforas
Which will certainly bring to light the Treasures of Earth, if buried in the Treasure-Earth.

(figure)

From the Arcan Bible of Moses.
FROM
P. Hoffman, Jesuit.
Composed ad Proxim.
L. MISCHINSKY, at RAOL, MDCCXLVI.

1. (Front side) Fig. 29.

TREASURE
ELEVATION
AND
SPIRITUAL
REDEMPTION authorized (†††) dedicated and consecrated
IN
HIGH DOMSTIFT ()
AT
BAMBERG ()

(3. Inside)

J. E. S. U. S.
IN
NADOYAH.
Chananyah.
Ahmen
OF GOD,
The Father God the Son God the Holy Spirit.
YES CHAYA HETH RACHMYEL AYSCHER.
The Innocent, holy blood of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, cleanses us from all sin and give you spirits of eternal rest and peace through Jesum Christum the Son of God.
AWEL............YIHEYE.

Therefore, may the spirits of Jesus Christ redeem you from all pain and suffering, and give us the treasures that are here, through the shed blood of I. N. R. I. Eel Elyon Jesus Christi Eheyoha. Amen.1

1. This plate is also found in K3 opposite p. 288.
Optimo Successu Remissum.

Fig. 30.

THE
Schemhamforas
No. 1.
(figure)

Seu septuaginta duo

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