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Mirror of the Goetia

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Mirror of the Goetia

The seventy-two Shem angels are often set as the benign counterpart to the seventy-two demons of the Goetia, the two lists mirroring one another across the divide of good and evil, and some magical traditions pair each Shem angel with a goetic spirit it governs or balances. Each angel has its psalm verse, its degrees of the zodiac, and its attributed virtues.

The atlas gives each Shem angel its name, its zodiacal degrees, and its associations. The divine name they derive from, and the goetic spirits they are paired against, are treated in their own categories under Angels, Spirits & the Shadow.

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