Goetia

OF THE ART GOETIA
Of the seventy-two infernal spirits, or Shemanphorash, evoked and constrained by King Salomon [see note] ...

Goetia
The first book, Goetia, corresponds closely with the catalog of demons published by John Wier (or Johann Wierus) as Pseudomonarchia daemonum in his 1563 De Praestigiis Daemonum.

The Goetia the Lesser Key of Solomon the King : Lemegeton, Book 1 Clavicula Salomonis Regis by S. L. MacGregor Mathers (Introduction and Translator), ...

Goetia
From words meaning "howling or crying," the medieval books of ceremonial magic, such as The Greater and Lesser Keys of Solomon.
Golem ...

Goetia, also known as "practical magick", "low magick" or "black magick" is magick designed to impact the environment with the will of the mage; to affect wordly things for worldy purposes.

Goetia
Greek "Howling". As a general term, "goetia" refers to low magic (as opposed to ), involving the of evil spirits in an attempt to force them to fulfil ones material wishes.

The Goetia, The Key of Solomon the King.
Written by S. Liddell MacGregor Mathers; Published by The Book Tree.
Grimoirium Verum: Containing the Most Approved Keys of Solomon.
Written by Plangiere; Published by Trident Books.

Some years ago somebody finally came out with a facsimile full version of the "Lemegeton" or "Lesser Key of Solomon", but usually you only find a little part of it, one chapter call the "Goetia".

Ancient and mediaeval mystics divided magic into three classes -- Theurgia, Goetia and Natural Magic. "Theurgia has long since been appropriated as the peculiar sphere of the Theosophists and metaphysicians," says Kenneth Mackenzie.

So, on with the pursuit of the Great Work of Magic, with whatever forms of Techno-Shamanism, Tantric Goetia or Greco-Egyptian Quantum Physics we can make work for us.

See also: Magic, Spirit, Ritual, World, Spirits