Hermetic Arcanum→Concept
The imagery of the king with a fauchion (a double-edged sword) at the end of the Hermetic arcanum narrative, symbolizes the nature of the knowledge imparted and the consequences that follow.
Fauchelion-wielding King
A chilling image depicted as the final symbol, representing acts of violence and the nature of the knowledge imparted.
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
Abraham The Jew→Lineage
The king figure serves as a terrifying and violent symbol linked to the broader narrative of the book and its secrets.
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. Fauchelion-wielding King & Hermetic Arcanum
The imagery of the king with a fauchion (a double-edged sword) at the end of the Hermetic arcanum narrative, symbolizes the nature of the knowledge imparted and the consequences that follow.
II. Hermetic Arcanum & Cremer
Cremer's work and reputation suggest his extensive knowledge of the Hermetic arcanum
I. Fauchelion-wielding King & Hermetic Arcanum
The imagery of the king with a fauchion (a double-edged sword) at the end of the Hermetic arcanum narrative, symbolizes the nature of the knowledge imparted and the consequences that follow.
II. Hermetic Arcanum & Flammel
Flammel's knowledge of the Hermetic arcanum came from the Book of Abraham the Jew
I. Fauchelion-wielding King & Hermetic Arcanum
The imagery of the king with a fauchion (a double-edged sword) at the end of the Hermetic arcanum narrative, symbolizes the nature of the knowledge imparted and the consequences that follow.
II. Hermetic Arcanum & Caducean Rod With Wings
The Caducean Rod symbolizes Mercury, a key figure in the transmission of knowledge within the teachings of the Hermetic arcanum.
I. Fauchelion-wielding King & Abraham The Jew
The king figure serves as a terrifying and violent symbol linked to the broader narrative of the book and its secrets.
II. Abraham The Jew & Maranatha
The phrase "Maranatha" is used as an integral part of the curse associated with the book.
I. Fauchelion-wielding King & Hermetic Arcanum
The imagery of the king with a fauchion (a double-edged sword) at the end of the Hermetic arcanum narrative, symbolizes the nature of the knowledge imparted and the consequences that follow.
II. Hermetic Arcanum & Cross With Serpent
Symbolic representation within the Hermetic arcanum, indicating the fate of the fictitious persons.
I. Fauchelion-wielding King & Hermetic Arcanum
The imagery of the king with a fauchion (a double-edged sword) at the end of the Hermetic arcanum narrative, symbolizes the nature of the knowledge imparted and the consequences that follow.
II. Hermetic Arcanum & Filthy River
The Filthy River symbol appears as a significant ritualistic emblem within the teaching of the Hermetic arcanum, representing the quest for divine knowledge.