Clavicula Salomonis

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Clavicula Salomonis is a famous medieval grimoire attributed to King Solomon, containing instructions on ceremonial magic, spirit summoning, and the use of talismans.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf grimoire
medieval book
occult text
associatedWith Kabbalistic names of God
planetary magic
attributedTo King Solomon
circulatedAs manuscript
dateOfOrigin 14th century
late Middle Ages
describes astrological timings
conjuration rituals
exorcism procedures
incense recipes
magical circles
magical tools
planetary pentacles
purification rites
genre ceremonial magic
ritual magic
hasEnglishTitle Key of Solomon
linked to: The Key of Solomon
hasInfluenceOn 19th-century occultism
modern ceremonial magic
hasLanguage English
French
Italian
Latin
hasLatinTitle Clavicula Salomonis
hasManuscript Bibliothèque de l'Arsenal manuscripts
Bodleian Library manuscripts
British Library Sloane manuscripts
hasPart Book I
Book II
hasTheme angelic invocation
demonic constraint
divine names
ritual purity
influenced Heptameron
linked to: Heptaméron

Lemegeton
The Lesser Key of Solomon
later Solomonic grimoires
laterPublishedAs printed grimoire
mainSubject astrological magic
magic
spirit summoning
talismans
requires confession before rituals
consecration of tools
fasting before rituals
tradition Solomonic magic
Western esotericism

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The Key of Solomon alternativeName Clavicula Salomonis
The Key of Solomon alternativeName Clavis Salomonis
linked to: Clavicula Salomonis
MacGregor Mathers translatedWork Clavicula Salomonis
Enochian magic documentedIn Mysteriorum Libri Quinque
linked to: Clavicula Salomonis
Clavicula Salomonis hasLatinTitle Clavicula Salomonis