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|description=“The mighty Lord of Splendour” (''Codex Nazaraeus''), they who procreate ''seven beneficent lives, ''“who shine in their own form and light” to counteract the influence of the seven “badly‐disposed” stellars or principles. These are the progeny of Karabtanos, the personification of concupiscence and matter. The latter are the seven physical planets, the former, their genii or Rulers {{ | |description=“The mighty Lord of Splendour” (''Codex Nazaraeus''), they who procreate ''seven beneficent lives, ''“who shine in their own form and light” to counteract the influence of the seven “badly‐disposed” stellars or principles. These are the progeny of Karabtanos, the personification of concupiscence and matter. The latter are the seven physical planets, the former, their genii or Rulers {{ctd-source|TG}}. | ||
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Cabar Zio
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“The mighty Lord of Splendour” (Codex Nazaraeus), they who procreate seven beneficent lives, “who shine in their own form and light” to counteract the influence of the seven “badly‐disposed” stellars or principles. These are the progeny of Karabtanos, the personification of concupiscence and matter. The latter are the seven physical planets, the former, their genii or Rulers (TG).
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