Share on ... Twitter Facebook Pinterest Goetia The Lesser Key of Solomon GOETIA Compiled and Translated By S.L. “ MacGregor” Mathers Editing and Additional Material By Aleister Crowley Preface Preliminary Invocation The Initiated Interpretation of Ceremonial Magic Preliminary Definition of Magic The Brief Introductory Description The Book of Evil Spirits Shemhamphorash Bael Agares Vassago Samigina, or Gamigin Marbas Valefor Amon Barbatos Paimon Buer Gusion Sitri Beleth Leraje, or Leraikha Eligos Zepar Botis Bathin Sallos Purson Marax Ipos Aim Naberius Glasya-Labolas Bune, or Bime Ronové Berith Astaroth Forneus Foras Asmoday Gaap Furfur Marchosias Stolas, or Stolos Phenex Halphas, or Malthus Malphas Raum Focalor Vepar Sabnock Shan Vine Bifrons Uvall, Vual, or Voval Haagenti Crocell Furcas Balam Alloces Camio, or Caim Murmur, or Murmus Orobas Gremory, or Gamori Ose, or Voso Amy, or Avnas Oriax, or Orias Vapula, or Naphula Zagan Volav, or Valak, or Valu, or Valac Andras Haures, or Hauras, or Havres Andrealphus Cimejes, or Cimeies, or Kimaris Amdusias, or Amdukias Belial Decarabia Seere, Sear, or Seir Dantalion Andromalius Observations Classified List of the 72 Chief Spirits of the Goetia, According to Respective Rank The Magical Circle The Magical Triangle of Solomon The Hexagram of Solomon The Pentagram of Solomon The Magic Ring or Disc of Solomon The Vessel of Brass The Secret Seal of Solomon The Other Magical Requisites Adoration at the Bath The Conjuration to Call Forth Any of the Aforesaid Spirits The Second Conjuration The Constraint The Invocation of the King The General Curse, Called The Spirits’ Chain, Against All Spirits That Rebel The Greater Curse The Address Unto the Spirit Upon His Coming The Welcome Unto the Spirit The License to Depart Explanation of Certain Names Used in This Book Lemegeton The Explanation of The Two Triangles in The Parchment (Here Endeth This First Book of the Lemegeton, Which Is Called the Goetia.) Last modified: 2019/09/24 13:22by John Bell