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Book – PDF Ars Almadel — Lemegeton Book IV (attributed to Solomon; British Museum, Sloane MS 3825, 17th c.)

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The fourth and shortest book of the Lesser Key of Solomon, transcribed from scratch from the actual manuscript (British Museum, Sloane MS 3825), not from any modern copyrighted edition. It describes the operation of the almadel: a square tablet of coloured wax, white, red, green, or black depending on the altitude, engraved with divine names and raised on four candlesticks. Through it, the twenty chief angels of the four "altitudes" of heaven are called using the seal drawn on virgin parchment.

Facsimile beside my diplomatic English transcription and a Spanish translation, with [reconstructions] and [?] marked. The manuscript is faint in places, so I mark uncertain readings rather than inventing them. Public domain; my transcription and translation are CC-BY 4.0.

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