An Introduction to Solomonic Magic with Alexander Eth continued!

It has been a whole year and the time is right to dive right back in on perhaps one of the most popular topics covered on the Podcast so far- Solomonic Magic! Earlier we had talked about the method that is applied to this sort of magic, as well as its history. On this episode the host of the greatest Magic podcast of all time Glitch Bottle Podcast, the one and only Alexander Eth, (as well as Doug) would like to brighten some of the less looked in corners involving this austere and amazing form of Magic!

Alexander Eth is a classical ceremonial magician and researcher into magical texts from the Middle Ages, to the Renaissance and onwards. He is the host of the inestimable podcast Glitch Bottle, where he has had numerous conversations with many Magicians and Occultists of all stripes. Absolutely essential, Glitch Bottle has done a service to Modern Magic which is beyond value and which should be SUPPORTED ON PATREON by every Magician worthy enough to acknowledge what Glitch Bottle has added to our Magical world. Alex can be found on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, and one can listen and watch Glitch Bottle everywhere Podcasts are found.

If you have yet to listen to the first episode of this duo, I would Highly suggest you start there before diving into this one.

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Show Notes

• The majority of the show notes that you’ll want to explore regarding Solomonic Magic will be found on the webpage to the first Episode. Click here and have a look!
• The Study of Solomonic Magic in English by Don Karr – An absolutely necessary resource right here
• The Veritable Key of Solomon by Stephen Skinner and David Rankine
• Check out some actual Claviculas we have in museums right here!
• From the Ring of Gyges to the Black Cat Bone: A Historical Survey of the Invisibility Spells by Ioannis Marathakis
• The Necromantic Magic Circle – Amazing infor but lacking pictures unfortunately
• The Magic of Rogues: Necromancers in Early Tudor England by Frank Klaassen and Sharon Hubbs Wright – I think this is such an amazing book
• Magical Treasure Hunting in Europe and North America by Johannes Dillinger
• The Grimoire Encyclopedia by David Rankine – Vol I and Vol II – Absolutely incredible work here
• The Age of Secrecy: Jews, Christians, and the Economy of Secrets, 1400-1800 by Daniel Jütte – Has a chapter on Abraham Colorni a fascinating figure in his own right
• Familiar Unto Me: Witches Sorcerers and Their Spirit Companions by BJ Swain
• Gateways Through Stone and Circle by Ashen Chassan
• Geosophia by Jake Stratton-Kent
• Clavis Goêtica: Keys to Chthonic Sorcery by Frater Acher
• A Treatise on Angel Magic: Magnum Opus Hermetic Sourceworks by Adam MacLean – Contains Dr. Rudd’s angelic magic
• The art of drawing spirits into crystals from Francis Barrett’s The Magus
• Forbidden Rites: A Necromancer’s Manual of the Fifteenth Century by Richard Kieckhefer
• PSUP Magic in History Series – Just the greatest thing ever
• The Cunning Man’s Handbook: The Practice of English Folk Magic 1550-1900 by Jim Baker
• Seven Spheres by Rufus Opus
• The Book of Wisdom of Apollonius of Tyana: Apotelesmata Apollonii by Ioannis Marathakis
• Secrets of the Magickal Grimoires by Aaron Leitch
• An Excellent Booke of the Arte of Magicke by Phil Legard and Alexander Cummins
• The Techniques of Solomonic Magic by Stephen Skinner – A must-own book here
• Grimoires: A History of Magical Books by Owen Davies
• The Goetia of Dr. Rudd by Stephen Skinner and David Rankine – The Introduction to this book is off-the-hook AMAZING