Kamea Sigil

Convert the letters of a name or intent to numbers by the planet's square, plot those numbers on the square, and connect them in order with a single line.

Origin

Renaissance italy

Era

1533

Summary

Convert the letters of a name or intent to numbers by the planet's square, plot those numbers on the square, and connect them in order with a single line.

Steps

Choose the planet whose office matches the intent.Take the square of that planet from kamea.json and note its order (3×3 for Saturn through 9×9 for the Moon).Convert the letters to numbers sequentially from 1, or by the Hebrew values where the name is Hebrew.Reduce the numbers above the square's maximum by its own rule so every letter lands on a cell.Plot each number's cell in order and connect the points with one line; mark the first and last.Copy the figure without the grid.

Requires

the name or sentencethe planet's square (kamea.json)a letter-to-number convention

Planet

Saturn

Deterministic

true

Renderable

Fully mechanical once the planet, the square and the numbering convention are fixed: the same inputs always give the same figure.

Caveats

The letter-number convention must be stated, because the same name gives different figures under the Latin sequential and the Hebrew values. Squares larger than 9×9 do not exist in the tradition — names longer than the square's cell count need the reduction rule, and different authors reduce differently.

Keywords

planetary squareAgrippaNumericTalisman