enochianTablet

The five Enochian tablets, the four Watchtowers and the Tablet of Union, as each of five sources prints their letters.

import tablets from "magick-data/enochian/tablets";

5 rows, each named by its id, and 20 fields. As JSON: magick-data/json/enochian/tablets.json. All the tables

Rows

Fields
idkind
earthwatchtower
airwatchtower
waterwatchtower
firewatchtower
unionunion

Fields

Besides each field's type, every row must keep these rules:

id · string
The tablet's element, earth, air, water or fire, for a Watchtower; union for the Tablet of Union.
kind · "watchtower" | "union"
A Watchtower, one of the four elemental tablets of thirteen rows by twelve squares, or the Tablet of Union, four rows by five, which joins them.
readings · map by regardie1940, equinox1912, greer, dee1584, raphael1587
Each source's letters for the tablet, keyed by source: regardie1940 (Regardie, The Golden Dawn, vol. 4), equinox1912 (The Equinox I(7)), greer (the redrawn plates of Greer's edition), dee1584 (Dee's tables of June 1584, as Casaubon prints them) and raphael1587 (the table reformed on 20 April 1587). A version of the tablet is a rule over these, applied by tabletVersion(). Dee and Raphael have no Tablet of Union.
readings.* · object · optional
One source's reading of the tablet.
readings.*.rows · string[]
The tablet's letters from the top, a row a string and a square a character: the Latin transliteration, a capital where the source prints one, and "." for a square it leaves empty. Where a square holds more than one letter, this is the higher, first one, and marks has the rest.
readings.*.marks · array of objects · optional
The squares that hold more than their letter, each named once by row and column. Readings with nothing more to say leave it out.
readings.*.marks[].row · number
The square's row, from 0 at the top.
readings.*.marks[].column · number
The square's column, from 0 at the left.
readings.*.marks[].beside · string[] · optional
Letters printed on the same line after the first, as Regardie prints y and l side by side in Water's fifth row, twelfth square.
readings.*.marks[].below · string[] · optional
The smaller letters printed below the first: Regardie's second letters.
readings.*.marks[].reversed · boolean · optional
Set where the square's letter is printed reversed, as the Equinox writes some in Enochian and Greer mirrors them.
readings.*.marks[].dictated · string[] · optional
The letters first written down in the 1584 session, where Dee later corrected the square and rows has his correction.
readings.*.marks[].misprint · string · optional
What Casaubon's 1659 print has, where every other copy of Dee's tables agrees on the letter in rows.
readings.*.marks[].alt · string[] · optional
Other readings of the square in the version's witnesses, such as the 1587 letters for two Fire squares the 1584 record leaves empty.
readings.*.marks[].doubt · string · optional
How doubtful the reading of the square is: low, medium or high.
choices · object · optional
Where a version departs from the reading it starts from, square by square, by version. Only gd has any; the four Watchtowers have choices and the Tablet of Union none.
choices.gd · array of objects
The squares where the Golden Dawn's version takes another source's letter than Regardie's higher one, because both other sources and the names the Order reads through the square have it.
choices.gd[].row · number
The square's row, from 0 at the top.
choices.gd[].column · number
The square's column, from 0 at the left.
choices.gd[].from · picklist
The source whose letter the version takes there.