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Solomonic Magic & the Grimoires
The Goetia
The Lesser Key of Solomon the King
- First published1904
- TraditionSolomonic Magic
- Shelf122 books
The first book of the Lemegeton, describing seventy-two spirits with their seals and the ritual procedures for summoning them. The translation, attributed to S. L. MacGregor Mathers, was published by Aleister Crowley in 1904 with his own introduction and additions. This edition became one of the most influential texts in modern occultism and is important for understanding how Solomonic material passed into twentieth-century magical practice.
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