Ars Theurgia Goetia: Being an Account of the Arte and Praxis of the Conjuration of some of the Spirits of Solomon (Foundations of Practical Sorcery)

If you like Nottingham's style, or if you're just curious, I strongly urge you to buy the physical book. Problems with the Kindle version are:1) Kindle's table of contents only links to the cover, making navigation unnecessarily difficult.2) The images for more than 20 seals are missing.But, there are problems which are consistent in both editions, such as no explanation of the office or powers of the spirits (it's very helpful to know why you would want to conjure a spirit before you conjure!), this book is not complete and refers you to other works by Nottingham to find the missing materials (which leads me to think it would have been better simply to buy the complete Ars Goetia Theurgia instead).

Was a good read that really covered the subject matter well.

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This is a very good book and easy to follow instructions. I'm rating it 4 stars instead of 5 because it would be far more practical if Nottingham had given a description of the offices and functions the many groups of spirits have. Just saying, "the spirits are good by nature and willing to help the conjuror" is too ambiguous to be practical. Otherwise, I think this book is very good and lists many spirits not found in the Lesser Key of Solomon.