Grimorium

He teaches instantly all the languages of the world. He stops those who flee and makes fugitives return; he causes earthquakes and casts down dignities, both spiritual and temporal.

He gives the ring of virtues; teaches arithmetic, astronomy, geometry, and all arts and crafts; answers fully and truly; makes the magician invincible; and shows the place of treasures, which he also guards.

He serves no magician. He taught men to forge weapons and to adorn themselves, and for this he was accused of every sin and chained in the wilderness until the day of judgment.

He is asked above all for the gift of invisibility: to make him who possesses it unseen. He also grants wisdom and cunning to whoever invokes him correctly.

He declares things past and to come, and discovers what is hidden or has been lost. He is sought for his honesty in answering.

He teaches all the liberal arts and gives account of the souls of the dead—of those who died in sin or drowned—making them appear and answer.

He answers truly concerning hidden and secret things. He causes and cures diseases, gives wisdom and the knowledge of the mechanical arts, and transforms men into other forms.

He is a good familiar and serves loyally… but tempts those who deal with him to steal, even to the gallows. He is asked for familiarity and service.

He tells the past and the future, procures love, and reconciles estranged friends and enemies with one another.

He makes one understand the song of birds, the barking of dogs, and the voices of animals. He discovers treasures hidden by enchantment, tells the past and the future, and reconciles friends with the powerful.

He teaches all arts, sciences, and secrets; he reveals what the earth is and what sustains the abyss. He grants dignities, confirms in them, subjects men to the magician's will, and gives good familiars.

He teaches natural and moral philosophy, logic, and the virtues of all herbs and plants. He heals all diseases of the body and gives good familiars.

He tells the past, the present, and the future, and answers every question. He reconciles the estranged and grants honor and dignity.

He kindles love and desire between men and women, and makes them show themselves naked if so commanded.

He procures love between a man and a woman, kindled until the magician is satisfied.

He provokes battles and contests, and makes wounds caused by arrows to rot and gangrene.

He discovers hidden things and knows what is to come, especially of wars: how and when the soldiers will meet. He procures the love and favor of lords and knights.

He makes women love men and joins them in love; but he can also render them barren.

He tells the past, the present, and the future, and reconciles friends and enemies.

He knows the virtues of herbs and precious stones, and suddenly transports men from one country to another.

He provokes love between men and women, with a gentle character and without violence.

He knows hidden things, discovers treasures, and tells the past, the present, and the future. He gives good familiars and takes an airy or human body at will.

He teaches astronomy and all the liberal arts, gives good wise familiars, and reveals the virtues of herbs and precious stones.

He knows the past and the future, and makes men witty and bold.

He makes men witty in every way; he sets fire to cities, castles, and great places; and he gives true answers concerning private matters.

He makes men skilled in all arts and sciences, especially in rhetoric and oratory. He restores lost dignities and honors.

He teaches all arts and sciences instantly; he is the author of bloodshed and homicides; he tells the past and the future, makes friends and enemies love, and renders invisible.

He changes the place of the dead and makes spirits gather upon the tombs. He gives riches, wisdom, and eloquence, and answers truly.

He teaches rhetoric and the knowledge of languages, gives good and loyal servants, and procures the favor of friends and enemies.

He tells the past, the present, and the future; grants dignities; and turns all metals into gold. He gives answers… but he is a great liar.

He tells the past, the present, and the future; discovers all secrets; and teaches the liberal sciences, making a man prodigiously wise.

He teaches rhetoric and all languages, gives good fame, and makes one loved by friends and enemies alike.

He teaches the virtues of herbs and precious stones, logic, and ethics. He renders invisible, witty, and eloquent, prolongs life, and discovers treasures and recovers what is lost.

He teaches philosophy and all the liberal sciences; provokes love or hatred; renders men insensible or ignorant; delivers familiars; and transports persons swiftly from one kingdom to another.

He provokes love between man and woman; raises thunder, lightning, and great tempests; and gives true answers concerning secret and divine things.

He is a strong and brave fighter, and gives true and faithful answers to all that is asked of him. He is loyal to the magician who masters him.

He teaches astronomy and the virtues of herbs and precious stones.

He is an admirable poet, teaches all the sciences, and gives true and wise answers.

He builds towers and fills them with arms and munitions, and sends men of war to the appointed places.

He builds houses and high towers, gathers artificers, reveals the thoughts and desires of enemies and destroys them, and gives good familiars.

He steals treasures from the houses of kings and carries them where he is commanded; destroys cities and the dignities of men; tells the past, the present, and the future; and procures love between friends and enemies.

He has power over the winds and the sea: he sinks men, overturns warships, and drowns sailors. He will do no harm if expressly commanded to the contrary.

He guides the waters and ships laden with arms; makes the sea rage; and causes wounds to rot with worms, killing within three days.

He builds towers, castles, and cities furnished with arms; afflicts men with sores and wounds full of worms; and gives good familiars.

He takes away sight, hearing, and understanding; steals money and returns it; discovers the hidden and concealed things; and gives good familiars.

He discovers hidden things, witches and sorcerers, and things present, past, and to come. He builds towers, throws down walls, and makes the waters rage.

He teaches astrology, geometry, and the other arts and sciences; reveals the virtues of herbs, stones, and woods; moves corpses and lights candles upon the tombs.

He procures the love of women, tells the past, the present, and the future, and gains the friendship of friends and enemies.

He makes men wise, transmutes all metals into gold, and turns wine into water and water into wine.

He teaches geometry and the liberal arts; makes the noise of great waters and warms them; and discovers springs and baths.

He teaches philosophy, astronomy, rhetoric, logic, chiromancy (reading of the hand), and pyromancy (divination by fire).

He gives true answers concerning the past, the present, and the future; renders invisible; and makes men witty.

He teaches astronomy and all the liberal arts, and gives good familiars.

He gives the understanding of the voices of birds, oxen, dogs, and waters, and true answers concerning what is to come.

He teaches philosophy and compels the souls of the dead to appear before the magician and answer his questions.

He grants dignities and prelacies and the favor of friends and enemies; tells the past, the present, and the future; and reveals the divinity and the creation of the world.

She tells the past, the present, and the future; finds hidden treasures; and procures the love of women, young or old.

He makes one skilled in the liberal arts, gives true answers concerning divine and secret things, and transforms a man into whatever form the magician desires, making him believe that he is truly that thing.

He teaches astrology and the liberal arts, gives good familiars, and delivers the treasures guarded by other spirits.

He teaches the virtues of the stars and the mansions of the planets; transforms men; and grants dignities, prelacies, and the favor of friends and enemies.

He teaches all crafts and manual professions, philosophy, and the other sciences.

He makes men witty; turns wine into water, water into wine, and blood into wine; transmutes any metal into the coin of his realm; and makes fools wise.

He gives true answers concerning hidden treasures, reveals where serpents are found, and delivers them tame into the hands of the magician.

He sows discord. He is exceedingly dangerous: if the magician is not forewarned, he kills the invoker and his companions.

He truly tells the past, the present, and the future; speaks of the divinity, of the creation, and of the fall; destroys and burns the magician's enemies; and protects him from the other spirits.

He teaches geometry, measurement, and astronomy to perfection; makes a man subtle; and can transform him into a bird.

He teaches grammar, logic, and rhetoric; discovers what is lost, hidden, and treasures; and makes a man a good soldier. He rules the regions of Africa.

He makes all kinds of music sound, bends trees at will, and gives excellent familiars.

He distributes senatorships, dignities, and prelacies, and the favor of friends and enemies; gives excellent familiars.

He knows the virtues of herbs and precious stones, and creates images of all kinds of birds that fly and sing around the magician as familiars.

He goes and returns from any place in the world in an instant; brings abundance of everything; discovers thefts and hidden treasures. Of good or indifferent nature.

He teaches all arts and sciences; declares the secret thought of anyone and changes it; provokes love; and shows the image of any person wherever they may be.

He brings back the thief and the stolen goods; discovers wickedness and hidden dealings; punishes thieves and the wicked; and finds hidden treasures.