Schad Barschemoth ha-Shartathan

Angels in the received tables, Ishim or Kerubim in the Hebrew lists, with Agrippa's scale of ten giving the Kerubim to Yesod, the Moon's sphere.

Shin-Dalet Bet-Resh-Shin-He-Mem-Ayin-Tav Shin-Resh-Tav-Tav-Nun, summing to 3321, the total of the Moon's nine-by-nine square — the same total as the intelligence of the intelligence, which is a genuine feature of this planet's table and not an error. The plate prints its character under the caption 'Of the Spirit of the Spirits of the Moon', and it is the second most elaborate of the set.

The caption gives the office: this is the spirit of the spirits of the Moon, the grade at which the sphere's malevolent face is gathered into one name — the summation, on the material side, that the intelligence of the intelligence is on the benevolent side. Practically it is the Moon's harm worked at full strength: the chapter's unfortunate-Moon operations, the burial of the lead plate, the blighting of a place and of the men in it. It is not a spirit of dream or of divination in Agrippa, though it is often invoked as one today.