THE KEY OF SOLOMON THE KING · Sacred TextsTHE KEY OF SOLOMON THE KING
(CLAVICULA SALOMONIS)
by S. LIDDELL MACGREGOR MATHERS
Book II
Prefatory NoteChapter I.Chapter II. In What Manner the Master of the Art Should Keep, Rule, And Govern HimselfChapter III.Chapter IV. Concerning the Fasting, Care, And Things To Be ObservedChapter V. Concerning the Baths, And How They Are To Be ArrangedChapter VI. Of the Garments And Shoes of the ArtChapter VII. Of Places Wherein We May Conveniently Execute the Experiments And Operations of the ArtChapter VIII. Of the Knife, Sword, Sickle, Poniard, Dagger, Lance, Wand, Staff, And Other Instruments of Magical ArtChapter IX. Of the Formation of the CircleChapter X. Concerning Incense, Suffumigations, Perfumes, Odours, And Similar Things Which Are Used In Magical ArtsChapter XI. Of the Water, And of the HyssopChapter XII. Of the Light, And of the FireChapter XIII. Concerning the Precepts of the ArtChapter XIV. Of the Pen, Ink, And ColoursChapter XV. Of the Pen of the Swallow And of the CrowChapter XVI. Of the Blood of the Bat, Pigeon, And Other AnimalsChapter XVII. Of Virgin Parchment, Or Virgin Paper, And How It Should Be PreparedChapter XVIII. Of Wax And Virgin EarthChapter XIX. Concerning the Needle And Other Iron InstrumentsChapter XX. Concerning the Silken ClothChapter XXI. Concerning Characters, And the Consecration of the Magical BookChapter XXII. Concerning Sacrifices To the Spirits, And How They Should Be Made