The Goetia The Lesser Key of Solomon the King by Clavicula Salomonis Regis

The Lesser Key of Solomon the King, translated by Samuel Liddell MacGregor Mathers and edited by Aleister Crowley, focuses on Goetia, or "low" magic, which addresses practical human concerns like wealth and love. This grimoire, written in English, provides detailed instructions for evoking 72 spirits and includes ritual precautions and incantations. First published in 1904, the edition retains original features while adding engravings by Louis Breton, Crowley’s annotations, and an editorial foreword by Hymenaeus Beta. It also includes revised invocations and a table of the spirits, with 146 illustrations.