The Book of Evil Spirits: Ceremonial Magic, or The Lesser Key of Solomon, GOETIA

Few texts in occult history carry a reputation as dangerous as the Goetia, the first book of the Lesser Key of Solomon. In this edition, Dr. Lauron W. de Laurence—one of the most infamous publishers of occult works in the early 20th century—presents the grimoire in stark detail, unveiling the rites of conjuration, evocation, and spirit command said to grant knowledge, power, and dominion over the unseen.

Within these pages lie the names, seals, and offices of seventy-two infernal spirits, alongside the ceremonies, tools, and protections demanded of any who dare summon them. De Laurence’s edition does not soften their peril—it emphasizes the very real risk of engaging with spirits whose obedience must be compelled, and whose rebellion can bring ruin.

Part manual of ritual magic, part catalogue of demons, The Book of Evil Spirits remains one of the most feared and sought-after texts of ceremonial tradition. For collectors, scholars, and practitioners, it is both a cornerstone of Solomonic magic and a warning written in ink and shadow.

Dr. Lauron W. de Laurence’s complete edition of the Goetia

Contains the seals, names, and offices of 72 spirits

Detailed instructions for conjurations, protections, and magical tools

Essential for students of ceremonial magic, demonology, and forbidden grimoires