Note, The day is divided into twelve equal parts, called Planetary Hours, reckoning from sunsire to sunset, and, again, from the setting to the rising; and to find the planetary hour, you need but to divide the natural hours by twelve, and the quotient gives the length of the planetary hours and odd minutes, which shews you how long a spirit bears rule in that day; as Michael governs the first and the eighth hour on Sunday, as does the . After you have the length of the first hour, you have only to look in the Table, as if it be the fourth hour, on Sunday, you see in the Table that the    and Gabriel rules; and so for the rest it being so plain and easy you cannot err.

Iohannis Tritemij Opuscula quaedam huius argumenta.

Probably spurious. Appended to Henrici Cor. Agrippae ab Nettesheym,

de occulta philosophia libri III, Parisiis. Ex offincina Iacobi Dupuys. 1567. English translation in Francis Barrett's The Magus, p. 135bis.