Hierarchies Recapitulated from Part VII: The “Seven” Thrones in In Operibus Sigillo Dei Aemeth by David Richard Jones.

“Although there are a number of hierarchies of spiritual beings in the Sigillum, there are only three sets of letters from which these names are drawn and from these three sets, three principle groups of angelic names, one for each set. The three sets of letters are those of the Circumference, the Septagon or Holy Sevenfold Table and the Isosceles triangles within the Septagon or Mysterious Sevenfold Table.” [via]

Consider also:

  1. The Thrones. The Names Drawn from the Circumference of the Sigillum
  2. “We hypothesize here that the Sigillum Dei Aemeth is an encoded Hermetic symbol. The letters and the numbers that populate the divisions of the circumference of the Sigillim Dei Aemeth are primarily given as encoding a series of names.”
  3. “Curiously, and we have to wonder if it was unknown or known to Dee, the geometry of the Monad as analyzed and expected in Theorem XXIII when applied to a circle subdivides the circumference of a circle into seven equal divisions with almost perfect elegance. This finding was first made by Clay Holden, in whose debt we are for this important discovery and the initial geometric constructions demonstrating the figure. This correlation of the Monad to the sevenfold division of the circle indicates that an intimate relationship may exist between the metaphysical formulae of Dee’s Monad and Sigillum, sevenfold division being the very foundation of the formulae of the Sigillum.”
  4. “The Sigillum, as noted above, begins with the 4T and ends with the omega. The placement of the initial letter of the Sigillum’s symbolic construction may also be an allusion to the principle of AZOTh, T in the Angelic alphabet being Gisg, its last letter.”
  5. “We posit that there is a more than indirect relationship between the Sigillum and the Hieroglyphic Monad, that in fact the Monad provides a key to the proper attribution of symbols and values to the names encrypted within the Sigillum.”