The Book of ceremonial Magic

THE SEAL OF DANTALIAN
THE SEAL OF ANDROMALIUS
LXXII. ANDROMALIUS, a great duke and earl, appears in the form of a man holding a
serpent in his hand. He returns stolen goods, reveals the thief, discovers all wickedness
and underhand dealing, as also hidden treasures.
Such are the prime mysteries of Goëtia according to the tradition of the Lemegeton; such
is the work which has been described in the interest of White Magic as distinct from the
Key of Solomon, but highly important and valuable in its own department. 1 Viewed in the
light of these two-and-seventy methods of accomplishing all abominations, it would seem
that the three "analogical realms of occult philosophy" are the three kingdoms which we
have known under other names from our childhood--as "the world, the flesh and the
devil." It
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will be unnecessary after their enumeration to argue any longer upon the distinction
between Black and White Magic as it appears in one of the oldest and best of the Rituals.
There is no longer any need to inquire whether the operator is saved by his intention, for
we are acquainted with the nature of the intentions which govern procedure in one of the
most reputable memorials of White Magic which is now extant. The evocation of Lucifer
and Astaroth, whatever the pretext, must be