Solomonic · English · 17th c.
The Lesser Key of Solomon, Book III: Ars Paulina
Anonymous; ed. Joseph H. Peterson
Angels of the twenty-four hours and of the 360 degrees of the zodiac. Where the Goetia binds spirits, the Paulina schedules them: the operator needs a clock and an ephemeris rather than a triangle.
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Carried, and citing nothing
Carried as an object rather than as a witness. The third book divides the day into twenty-four hours and the zodiac into degrees, assigning an angel to each, which makes it a system of correspondences rather than a set of claims about named figures. Its interest to this corpus is that it shows the Lemegeton is an anthology of unlike things bound together, not a single work.