- practitioner's
desired outcome. The term
sigil derives from the
Latin sigillum (pl.
sigilla),
meaning "seal". In
medieval magic, the term
sigil was
commonly used to...
- [citation needed]
Ambriel is
referred to in the
Magical Calendar.
Planetanum Sigilla, from Harl. 3420(27v).
Ambriel is also
attributed to the
Queen of Cups...
- Longo's De
anulis signatoriis antiquorum (Milan, 1615);
Olivier de Wree's
Sigilla comitum Flandriae (Bruges, 1639); and
Theodorus Hoepingk's De sigillorum...
-
Female abdomens are
marked with
depressed black sigilla. Above, the
front edge of the
abdomen bears 10
sigilla in a
curved row, the
middle four relatively...
- July 2024. "Douet d'Arcq 1010 |
SIGILLA". www.
sigilla.org.
Retrieved 5 July 2024. "Douet d'Arcq 1041 |
SIGILLA". www.
sigilla.org.
Retrieved 5 July 2024. Civel...
-
dorsal side of the
abdomen and
details of the
sigilla. In particular, Dahl
noted that the
outermost sigilla in the
anterior row are very
close to the anterior...
-
pentagonal and hairy.
Dorsum yellowish with
brown transverse bands.
Three sigilla pairs distinct.
Ventrum dark
brownish with two
longitudinal white patches...
-
distinguished from all
other species in the
genus by the
arrangement of the
sigilla on the sternum, and by
possessing two spines,
rather than one, on the prolateral...
- the
meaning of 'terra sigillata' is 'clay
bearing little images' (latin
sigilla), not 'clay with a
sealed (impervious) surface'. The
archaeological term...
-
English neuter sigle or
sygle for "jewel, necklace",
loaned from
Latin sigilla.
Suggesting a
connection of
hearwa with
Gothic π·π°πΏππΉ
hauri "coal"...
