The character of the Sun as a sphere, drawn from the divine names over the numbers of the six-by-six square and printed in the plate between the characters of Nachiel and of Sorath. It is drawn from the divine names over the square rather than from either name, and it is the mark that stands for the luminary when neither spirit is named.
Office
Engraved on a golden plate with the Sun fortunate, the seal is held to render the wearer renowned, amiable, acceptable and potent in all his works, to equal a man to kings and princes and to elevate him to high fortune; with the Sun unfortunate it makes a tyrant, proud, ambitious, unsatisfiable and ill-ending. The two faces are the same mark under different elections, which is the chapter's central claim about seals.