King Solomon, the "luxurious monarch", who reigned 1000 years before Christ, was renowned for his wisdom and, according to Jewish, Christian, and Muslim legend, had acquired a formidable reputation as master magician. Ancient stories have suggested that an angel brought Solomon his magical powers; this illustrates that all magicians draw their power ultimately from the grace of God. In Solomon's book, the "Clavicula Solomonis", (The Key of Solomon the King.) there are seven pentacles for each of the seven ancient planets. We have chosen the fourth and fifth pentacles for their power and beauty. The Forth Pentacle of Venus "is of great power, since it compels the spirits of Venus to obey." At the four angles of the figure are the four letters of the name, IHVA (the unpronounceable name of God; Yahweh or Jehovah.) The other ancient Hebrew letters form the name of the "Spirits of Venus", e.g.: Schii, Eli, Ayili etc. The Versicle is from Genesis ii. 23, 24: "this is the bone of my bones, and flesh of my flesh. And the two were one flesh." The Fifth Pentacle of Venus, "when it is only showed unto any person so ever, it inciteth and exciteth wonderfully unto love." Around the central square are the names, Elohim, El Gebil, and two other names, which I cannot decipher, and have therefore given them as they stand. The characters are those of the "Passing of the River." The surrounding Versicle is from Psalm XXII 14: - "my heart is like wax, it is melted in the midst of my bowels." This combination is said to be the ultimate Love talisman as the combination of the 4th and 5th pentacles will double the power of a single pentacle.