This title has been given to the manuscript Sloane MS. 3851. It was written in English, with passages in Latin, by the titular Arthur Gauntlet. The grimoire documents his experiments and research, including various spells he recorded and text copied out from other grimoires (in particular, a full copy of the Arbatel of Magic)
Unfortunately, there is not (to my knowledge) a public domain online text of this grimoire, and as a result I have not been able to include the text of most of the spells. The list of angels provided here is currently incomplete.
This grimoire contains the grimoire Arbatel of Magic
John Searle contributed a spell to this grimoire.
This grimoire mentions Cyprian Captain Bubb Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa Pietro d'Abano
William Laud owned this grimoire.
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Demons (10)
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Angels (38)
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Fairies (1)
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Olympian spirits (7)
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Spells (28)
- A prayer preservative always to be carried about a man or woman
- A prayer whereby to have sight of the angels
- Against enemies
- Against thieves
- Against witchcraft
- Experiments for love
- Experiments of the herb called elitrapa
- Experiments of the herb valerian
- Experiments of the herb vervain
- Experiments of the herb yarrow
- Experiments to go invisible
- For cattle that are stolen or strayed away
- For discovering treasures
- For sickness or lameness
- For the accomplishment of the pleasure of the flesh
- For theft
- How to call the angels into a glass of water
- How to call three heavenly angels into a crystal stone or looking glass to the visible sight of a child
- How you shall work for witchcraft
- How you shall work to have sight and conference with one good angel
- Love experiment
- To call three good angels into a crystal stone or looking glass to thine own sight
- To cause one that is run away to return
- To gain the love of Man or Woman
- To know which thing of yours has been stolen
- To make money spent return
- To make one sleep at Table
- Worms in the Body