Solomonic · English · 17th c.
The Lesser Key of Solomon, Book II: Ars Theurgia Goetia
Anonymous; ed. Joseph H. Peterson
Thirty-one chief spirits of the air under four emperors of the cardinal points, with counts of dukes running into the billions. Drawn largely from Trithemius' Steganographia, and a reminder that the Goetia is one book of five, not the whole Lesser Key.
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Carried, and citing nothing
Carried as an object rather than as a witness. The second book of the Lemegeton is a catalogue of spirits bound to the points of the compass, and almost all of what it contains is operative — seals to be made and words to be said. This project records that the book exists, what it claims to be for, and where it sits in the collection, and it does not reproduce the procedure. There is no list of claims here to attribute to it.