Tis the final article of the series on experimental planetary square talismans from Agrippa's Three Books of Occult Philosoply. After Venus (which it'd be best if you read first), Mercury, Jupiter, Saturn, the Sun and Mars we will wrap it up with the Moon.
Agrippa said the following of this talisman:
"The seventh table is of the Moon, of
a square of nine multiplied into it self, having eighty one numbers,
in every side and Diameter nine, producing 369. and
the sum of all 3321. And there are over it divine names
with an Intelligency to what is good, and a spirit to what is
bad. And of it are drawn the Characters of the Moon, and of
the spirits thereof. This fortunate Moon being engraven on
Silver, renders the bearer thereof grateful, aimiable [amiable], pleasant,
cheerfull, honored, removing all malice, and ill will. It causeth
security in a journey, increase of riches, and health of body,
drives away enemies and other evil things from what place
thou pleaseth; and if it be an unfortunate Moon engraven in a
plate of Lead, where ever it shall be buried, it makes that
place unfortunate, and the inhabitants thereabouts, as also
Ships, Rivers, Fountains, Mills, and it makes every man unfortunate,
against which it shall be directly done, making him
fly from his Country, and that place of his abode where it shall
be buried, and it hinders Physitians [physicians], and Orators, and all men
whatsoever in their office, against whom it shall be made."