Lesser Key of Solomon (Goetia) - De Laurence Edition (1916) - Page 11

73. C L I M E S Also known as Seere; the numbering here reflects a specific manuscript tradition.
74. A M D U S I A S
75. B E L I A L
76. D E C A R A B I A
77. S E E R E
78. S E E R E The repetition of Seere in these seals often indicates variations in the sigil's design.
79. D A N T A L I O N
80. A N D R E A L P H U S

A / TE / G

TRA / GRAM / Ω

MA / TAU / TON

L / ☿ / A

This is the Hexagram of Solomon. The letters form the word "Tetragrammaton," the four-letter unspeakable name of God. The central symbol is the astrological sign for Mercury.

Note: This Sigil Sigil: a symbolic representation or seal used in magic is frequently reversed, like this: ☿

GRAM MA TON TE TRA

ABDIA I serve BALLATON Meaning uncertain; likely a name of power HALLIZA Meaning uncertain SOLUZEN Meaning uncertain BELLONY Likely derived from 'Bellona,' a Roman goddess of war This is the Pentagram of Solomon, used to protect the magician and command spirits.

T E T R A G R A M M A T O N

E L O H I M

The name of God (Tetragrammaton) and the Hebrew word for God (Elohim).

I am that I am : Michael : Haniel original: אשר אהיה : מיכאל : חניאל. These are Hebrew names of God and Archangels.
in some Copies

This diagram represents the Secret Seal of Solomon, used to seal the spirits into the brass vessel.

The following sections (164-174) depict the "Vessel of Brass," the container Solomon supposedly used to imprison the 72 spirits.

Punic Inscrip- -tion

Punic Inscription

Punic Inscription The "Punic Inscriptions" refer to the Carthaginian-style symbols found on the vessel, including the "Sign of Tanit," a symbol of the mother goddess of Carthage.