Mercury — eloquence image
speech, craft, and exchange
Mercury — eloquence image is a planetary talismanic correspondence rendered as an attention locus on the front-view figure. Picatrix gives planetary images and operations, not this fixed anatomical coordinate, so the placement is an editorial projection with broad uncertainty.
Point 6 of 7 in Picatrix Talismanic Body
Cross-tradition overlaps
No overlapping points are registered for this point.
Sources
Ghayat al-Hakim (Picatrix) (primary_canonical)
Book II, chapters 1–11 describe planetary images, talismanic figures, and their astrological conditions; this source anchors the seven-planet image vocabulary used here.
Christopher Warnock, The Picatrix: A Grimoire of Astrological Magic (secondary)
Modern English presentation of Picatrix planetary image material and electional context; used to clarify terminology without treating the body projection as canonical anatomy.
Charles Burnett, “The Arabic, Latin and Hebrew Versions of the Ghayat al-Hakim,” in Magic and Divination in the Middle Ages (scholarly_modern)
Philological study of the Arabic and Latin Picatrix transmission and its astrological magic context.