Lesser Key of Solomon (Goetia) - De Laurence Edition (1916) - Page 7

According to the Hebrew transcriptions of Dr. Rudd.

1. Bael (Hebrew: B-A-L) Figure 81	2. Agares (Hebrew: A-G-A-R-S) Figure 82	3. Vassago (Hebrew: V-Sh-A-G-V) Figure 83	4. Gamigin (Hebrew: G-A-M-I-G-I-N) Figure 84	5. Marbas (Hebrew: M-A-R-B-Sh) Figure 85	6. Valefor (Hebrew: V-A-L-P-V-R) Figure 86
7. Amon (Hebrew: A-M-V-N) Figure 87	8. Barbatos (Hebrew: B-R-B-A-T-V-Sh) Figure 88	9. Paimon (Hebrew: P-A-I-M-V-N) Figure 89	10. Buer (Hebrew: B-V-A-R) Figure 90	11. Gusion (Hebrew: G-V-S-I-V-N) Figure 91	12. Sitri (Hebrew: Sh-I-T-R-I) Figure 92
13. Beleth (Hebrew: B-A-L-T) Figure 93	14. Leraje (Hebrew: L-I-R-A-I-K) Figure 94	15. Eligos (Hebrew: A-L-I-G-V-Sh) Figure 95	16. Zepar (Hebrew: Z-A-P-R) Figure 96	17. Botis (Hebrew: B-V-T-I-Sh) Figure 97	18. Bathin (Hebrew: B-A-T-I-N) Figure 98
19. Sallos (Hebrew: Sh-A-L-V-Sh) Figure 99	20. Purson (Hebrew: P-V-R-Sh-V-N) Figure 100	21. Marax (Hebrew: M-A-R-A-M) Figure 101	22. Ipos (Hebrew: I-P-V-Sh) Figure 102	23. Aim (Hebrew: A-I-M) Figure 103	24. Naberius (Hebrew: N-B-I-R-I-V-Sh) Figure 104
25. Glasya-Labolas (Hebrew: G-L-Sh-I-A-L-A-B-A-L-Sh) Figure 105	26. Bime (Hebrew: B-I-I-M) Figure 106	27. Ronove (Hebrew: R-V-N-V-I) Figure 107	28. Berith (Hebrew: B-R-I-T) Figure 108	29. Astaroth (Hebrew: A-Sh-T-A-R-V-T) Figure 109	30. Forneus (Hebrew: P-V-R-N-I-A-V-Sh) Figure 110
31. Foras (Hebrew: P-V-R-A-Sh) Figure 111	32. Asmoday (Hebrew: A-Sh-M-V-D-I-I) Figure 112	33. Gaap (Hebrew: G-A-A-P) Figure 113	34. Furfur (Hebrew: P-V-R-P-V-R) Figure 114	35. Marchosias (Hebrew: M-R-Kh-V-Sh-I-A-Sh) Figure 115	36. Stolas (Hebrew: Sh-T-V-L-A-Sh) Figure 116
37. Phenex (Hebrew: P-A-N-I-S) Figure 117	38. Malthas (Hebrew: M-A-L-T-Sh) Figure 118	39. Malphas (Hebrew: M-A-L-P-Sh) Figure 119	40. Raum (Hebrew: R-A-V-M) Figure 120	41. Focalor (Hebrew: P-V-K-A-L-V-R) Figure 121	42. Vepar (Hebrew: V-P-A-R) Figure 122
43. Sabnock (Hebrew: Sh-B-N-V-K) Figure 123	44. Shax (Hebrew: Sh-A-Z) Figure 124	45. Vine (Hebrew: V-I-N-A) Figure 125	46. Bifrons (Hebrew: B-I-P-R-V-N-Sh) Figure 126	47. Uvall (Hebrew: V-V-A-L) Figure 127	48. Haagenti (Hebrew: H-A-A-N-T-I) Figure 128
49. Crocell (Hebrew: K-R-V-K-L) Figure 129	50. Furcas (Hebrew: P-Kh-R-K-Sh) Figure 130	51. Balam (Hebrew: B-A-L-A-M) Figure 131	52. Alloces (Hebrew: A-L-V-K-A-S) Figure 132	53. Caim (Hebrew: K-A-M-I) Figure 133	54. Murmus (Hebrew: M-V-R-M-V-S) Figure 134
55. Orobas (Hebrew: A-R-V-B-Sh) Figure 135	56. Gemori (Hebrew: G-M-V-R-I) Figure 136	57. Voso (Hebrew: V-Sh-V) Figure 137	58. Avnas (Hebrew: A-V-N-Sh) Figure 138	59. Oriax (Hebrew: A-V-R-I-A-S) Figure 139	60. Naphalu (Hebrew: N-P-V-A-L) Figure 140
61. Zagan (Hebrew: Z-A-G-A-N) Figure 141	62. Valu (Hebrew: V-A-L-V) Figure 142	63. Andras (Hebrew: A-N-D-R-Kh-Sh) Figure 143	64. Haures (Hebrew: H-A-V-R-A-Sh) Figure 144	65. Andrealphus (Hebrew: A-N-D-R-A-L-P-H) Figure 145	66. Kimaris (Hebrew: K-I-M-A-R-I-Sh) Figure 146
67. Amdusias (Hebrew: A-M-D-V-K-I-A-Sh) Figure 147	68. Belial (Hebrew: B-L-I-A-L) Figure 148	69. Decarabia (Hebrew: D-K-A-R-A-B-I-A) Figure 149	70. Seere (Hebrew: Sh-A-R) Figure 150	71. Dantalion (Hebrew: D-A-N-T-A-L-I-V-N) Figure 151	72. Andromalius (Hebrew: A-N-D-R-V-M-A-L-I-V-Sh) Figure 152

Figure 153: The Magic Circle of Solomon

This is the protective boundary used by the magician during ritual evocations. It is inscribed with various names of God to ensure the practitioner's safety.

The circle is oriented to the cardinal directions: SOUTH, NORTH, and WEST. Within the concentric rings are inscribed sacred names and phrases, including:

Alpha and Omega original: "AL-PHA" and "OME-GA"; Greek for "The Beginning and the End," a title for God.
Adonai Hebrew: "Lord."
Agla A Hebrew acronym for "Thou art mighty forever, O Lord."
Tetragrammaton The four-letter name of God, YHWH.

Figure 154: The Triangle of Solomon

This is the space outside the circle where the spirit is commanded to appear.

The triangle is oriented to the EAST. It is inscribed with the following names:

Tetragrammaton
Anaphaxeton A divine name often used in conjurations.
Primeumaton A divine name meaning "The First and the Last."
Michael The name of the Archangel Michael, split across the three points of the triangle to bind the spirit within.