Ieiazel
The 40th of the 72 genii, of the choir of Powers. Its attribute: “God who gladdens”.
| Genius of the body | 1 October – 5 October |
|---|---|
| Genius of the morals | 28 April, 9 July, 19 September, 30 November, 10 February |
| Genius of the soul | 13:00 – 13:20 |
| People and divine name | the Belgians : Goed |
| Verse to be spoken | Ut quid Domine repellis orationem meam: avertis faciem tuam a me. (Psalm 87, verse 15, Vulgate numbering) |
| It is invoked | to free prisoners, for consolation, and to be freed from one’s enemies. |
| It rules | printing and bookselling; men of letters and artists. |
| The person born under this influence | … will love reading, drawing, and all the sciences. |
| The contrary genius | … rules every bad quality of body and soul; sways gloomy minds. |
What Lenain prescribes
To address a genius, Lenain asks that its name, its attributes and its verse be spoken during the twenty minutes of its reign. He adds silence about what is asked, a favourable moment and a talisman: see what the genii are for, and how they are invoked. We report the prescription as written in 1823; we promise no effect.