“God, fountain of wisdom” — Dieu fontaine de sagesse
| Angel | Damabiah |
|---|---|
| Hebrew | דמביה |
| Rules | the Gymnosophists |
| God name | Tara |
| Choir | Angels |
| Zodiac | 21–25° of Aquarius |
| Degrees of the sphere | 321–325 |
| Decade | 33 of 36, under Luna |
| Governs the days | February 3 – February 7 |
| Presides on | May 23, August 3, October 14, December 25, March 7 |
| Invocation | 21:20 – 21:40 |
| Psalm | 89:15 — Convertere Domine, et usque qua ? et deprecabilis esto super servos tuos. |
| Invoked for | Invoked against sorceries, and to obtain wisdom and the success of useful undertakings. |
| Influences | This genius governs the seas, rivers, springs, maritime expeditions, and shipbuilding; he influences sailors, pilots, fishing, and all who trade in it. |
| Born under | The person born under this influence will distinguish themselves in the navy through their expeditions and discoveries, and they will amass a considerable fortune. |
| Contrary genius | The contrary genius causes storms and shipwrecks; he influences unfortunate expeditions. |
65th. Damabiah דמביה. His attribute (God fountain of wisdom). He corresponds to the holy name Tara, according to the language of the Gymnosophists. His ray begins from the 321st degree of the sphere to the 325th, inclusively, corresponding to the 33rd decade and to the genius named Ptébiou, under the influence of the Moon. He presides over the following days: 23 May, 3 August, 14 October, 25 December, 7 March. The invocation is made from 9 hours 20 minutes in the evening until 9 hours 40, pronouncing the 15th verse of psalm 89. (Convertere Domine, et usque qua ? et deprecabilis esto super servos tuos.) He serves against sorceries, and to obtain wisdom and the success of useful undertakings. This genius governs the seas, the rivers, the springs, maritime expeditions, and naval constructions; he influences sailors, pilots, fishing, and all those who trade in it. The person who is born under this influence will distinguish themselves in the navy by their expeditions and discoveries and they will amass a considerable fortune. The contrary genius causes storms and shipwrecks; he influences unfortunate expeditions.
65e. Damabiah דמביה. Son attribut (Dieu fontaine de sagesse). Il correspond au saint nom Tara, suivant la langue des Gymnosophes Son rayon commence depuis le 321e. degré de la sphère jusqu'au 325e., inclusivement, correspondant à la 33e. décade et au génie nommé Ptébiou, sous l'influence de la Lune. Il préside les jours suivants : 23 mai, 3 août, 14 octobre, 25 décembre, 7 mars. L'invocation se fait depuis 9 heures 20 minutes du soir jusqu'à 9 heures 40, en prononçant le 15e. verset du psaume 89. (Convertere Domine, et usque qua ? et deprecabilis esto super servos tuos.) Il sert contre les sortilèges, et pour obtenir la sagesse et la réussite des entreprises utiles. Ce génie domine sur les mers, les fleuves, les sources, les expéditions maritimes, et les constructions navales; il influe sur les marins, les pilotes, la pêche, et sur tous ceux qui en font le commerce. La personne qui est née sous cette influence se distinguera dans la marine par ses expéditions et ses découvertes et elle amassera une fortune considérable. Le génie contraire cause les tempêtes et les naufrages ; il influe sur les expéditions malheureuses.
Printed on pages 90 and 91 of La Science Cabalistique, Amiens 1823.