The Key of Solomon the King: Clavicula Salomonis | Pentacles, Ritual Magic & Classic Grimoire

Open One of the Most Influential Grimoires in Western Magic

The Key of Solomon the King: Clavicula Salomonis, most famously translated and edited in English by S. L. MacGregor Mathers, is one of the best-known texts in the history of ceremonial magic. It lays out a system of planetary pentacles, ritual preparation, consecration, sacred names, magical tools, and spirit work traditionally attributed to King Solomon.

Inside, readers will encounter:

🔯 Solomon’s planetary pentacles and seals
🪐 Magic connected to the seven classical planets
🕯️ Ritual preparation, purification & consecration
📜 Sacred names, prayers & invocations
✨ Instructions for creating and using magical tools and talismans
👁️ Traditional methods connected to summoning and commanding spirits
📖 One of the foundational texts behind later ceremonial and grimoire magic

This is an essential book for readers interested in Solomonic magic, ceremonial magic, planetary magic, pentacles, talismans, spirit work, grimoires, occult history, and traditional Western esotericism.

Unlike modern spell books, The Key of Solomon gives readers access to an older magical system whose influence can still be seen throughout occult practice today.

If you want to understand where so much of modern ceremonial magic began, this is one of the books to have on your shelf.