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Andromalius

Intention: Study the final figure listed in the Goetic catalog

Offerings & Symbols

  • A written study note
  • A candle
  • Something representing a returned or resolved matter

Culture: Western grimoire tradition (Ars Goetia)   Traditional rank: Earl, listed 72nd and last

Andromalius closes the Ars Goetia's list of 72 figures, described as holding a great serpent, traditionally associated in the old text with recovering stolen goods and revealing hidden wrongdoing, fitting closure to a catalog that returns repeatedly to themes of detection and justice.

Associations

Historical demonological catalogs, the closing themes of detection and resolution across the list.

Ways people engage with this material (modern)

  • Read the original entry, and reflect on the catalog as a completed literary structure of 72 parts
  • Research the "justice and detection" thread that recurs from the list's start to its end
  • Report real theft or wrongdoing to appropriate legitimate authorities
  • Approach the material as historical and literary study

Approach any deity with respect and do your own research. Practices vary widely between traditions, and modern devotional practice often goes beyond what survives in ancient sources.

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