Powers & offices

Gives true and full answers to questions put to it.

Carries revelation and annunciation between the divine and the human.

Fluency in tongues the operator has never learned.

Keeps the register of acts, names and books of the living.

Knowledge of the courses of the stars and planets.

Mechanical arts, trades and manual skill.

The virtues of plants and precious stones.

Argument, disputation and persuasive speech.

Instruction in the trivium and quadrivium — the standard grimoire promise of learning without study.

Constrains, imprisons or thwarts other spirits.

Holds a standing host of subordinate spirits.

Carries out sentence, punishment or destruction on command.

Turns battles and single combat.

Protects a place, a person or a threshold.

Raises towers and cities, or throws them down.

Provides attendant spirits to serve the operator.

Holds office over an element, a season, a nation or a heavenly body.

Wealth, dignities and worldly estate.

Cures sickness, blindness and wounds.

Alchemical conversion, commonly of base metal into gold.

Kills by fire, sword or pestilence.

Inflicts disease, wounds or wasting.

Raises storms, floods and great noises upon the waters.

Leads astray by lies, flattery or false vision.

Afflicts the mind or body without killing.

Appears in many forms, or alters the form of others.

Takes souls at death or leads them onward.

Hides the operator from sight.

Necromantic office — animates corpses or summons shades.

Returns rank, honour or estate that has been lost.

Carries people or goods great distances at speed.

Names thieves and recovers stolen goods.

Uncovers secrets, concealed objects and things done in private.

Discourses on creation, the fall, and the nature of spirits.

Full temporal knowledge. One of the two offices the Goetia hands out most often, behind teaching the liberal sciences.

Locates buried or guarded hoards.

Wins the goodwill of rulers, friends and foes.

Pleads on behalf of humanity or of a people.

Occupies the liturgical office of the highest choirs.

Kindles affection or desire between people.

Makes peace between those at odds.

Breeds strife, jealousy and quarrels.