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The Book of Ceremonial Magic

81 entries · 15 sections

by Arthur Edward Waite

Title Page Contents Explanation Of Full-Page Plates Preface Introduction

Chapter I: The antiquity of Magical Rituals

Section 1. The Importance of Ceremonial Magic Section 2: The Distinction between White and Black Magic Section 3: The Unprinted Literature of Ceremonial Magic

Chapter II: The Rituals of Transcendental Magic

Section 1: The Arbatel of Magic Section 2: Theosophia Pneumatica Section 3: The Enchiridion of Pope Leo Section 4: The Seven Mysterious Orisons Section 5: Summary of Transcendental Magic

Chapter III: Composite Rituals

Section 1: The Key of Solomon the King Section 2: The Lesser Key of Solomon Section 3: The Pauline Art Section 4: The Almadel Section 5: The Fourth Book of Cornelius Agrippa Section 6: The Heptameron Section 7: The Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage

Chapter IV: The Rituals Of Black Magic

Section 1: The Grimorium Verum Section 2: True Black Magic Section 3: The Grand Grimoire Section 4: The Grimoire of Honorius Section 5: Minor and Spurious Rituals of Black Magic Section 6: The Black Pullet Section 7: Talismans of the Sage of the Pyramids: I to III Talismans of the Sage of the Pyramids: IV, V Talismans of the Sage of the Pyramids: VI, VII Talismans of the Sage of the Pyramids: VIII Talismans of the Sage of the Pyramids: IX, X Talismans of the Sage of the Pyramids: XI, XII Talismans of the Sage of the Pyramids: XIII, XIV Talismans of the Sage of the Pyramids: XV, XVI Talismans of the Sage of the Pyramids: XVII, XVIII Talismans of the Sage of the Pyramids: XIX, XX, conclusion Section 8: The Gold-Finding Hen

Chapter I: The Preparation of the Operator

Section 1: Concerning the Love of God Section 2: Concerning. Fortitude Section 3: Concerning Continence and Abstinence Section 4: Concerning the External Preparation of the Operator, and firstly Concerning Ablution Section 5: Concerning the External Preparation of the Operator, and secondly Concerning the Vestments

Chapter II: The Initial Rites and Ceremonies

Section 1: Concerning the Virtues of the Planets Section 2: A General Instruction concerning the Instruments required for the Art Section 3: Concerning the Rod and Staff of the Art Section 4: Concerning the Pen and Ink of the Art Section 5: Concerning Virgin Wax or Virgin Earth Section 6: Concerning the Silken Cloth Section 7: Concerning the Victim of the Art Section 8: Concerning Aspersion and Cleansing Section 9: Concerning the Time of Operation

Chapter III: Concerning the Descending Hierarchy

Section 1: The Names and Offices of Evil Spirits Section 2: Concerning the Forms of Infernal Spirits in their Manifestations

Chapter IV: The Mysteries of Goëtic Theurgy according to the Lesser Key of Solomon the King.

Section 1: Concerning the Spirits of the Brazen Vessel, otherwise called the False Monarchy of Demons (Introduction)Demons: I. (Baal) to IX. (Paimon)Demons: X. (Buer) to XX. (Purson)Demons: XXI. (Morax) to XXX. (Forneus)Demons: XXXI. (Foras) to XXXVIII. (Halpas)Demons: XXXIX. (Malpas) to LI. (Balam)Demons: LII. (Allocen) to LIX. (Orias)Demons: LX. (Vapula) to LXXII. (Andromalius)Section 2: Concerning the Rite of Conjuration, from the Lemegeton

Chapter V: Concerning the Mystery of the Sanctum Regnum, or the Government of Evil Spirits; being the Rite of Conjuration according to the Grimorium Verum

Chapter V: Concerning the Mystery of the Sanctum Regnum, or the Government of Evil Spirits; being the Rite of Conjuration according to the Grimorium Verum

Chapter IV: The Mysteries of Infernal Evocation according to the Grand Grimoire

Section 1: The Rite of Lucifuge Section 2: Concerning the Genuine Sanctum Regnum, or the True Method of Making Pacts

Chapter VII: The Method of Honorius

Chapter VII: The Method of Honorius Universal Conjuration Conjuration of the Book Conjuration of the Demons Conjurations of the Kings of the Cardinal Directions Conjurations For Each Day of the Week

Chapter VII: Miscellaneous and Minor Processes

Section 1: Concerning Works of Hatred and Destruction Section 2: Concerning Venereal Experiments Section 3: Concerning the Experiment of Invisibility Section 4: Concerning the Hand of Glory Section 5: Concerning the Vision of Spirits in the Air Section 6: Concerning Divination by the Word of Uriel Section 7: Concerning the Mirror of Solomon, suitable for all Kinds of Divination Section 8: Concerning the Three Rings of Solomon, Son of David

Chapter IX: Concerning Infernal Necromancy

Chapter IX: Concerning Infernal Necromancy

Conclusion