Two sources, two witnesses: the Lemegeton and Weyer

Two sources often read together—and easy to collapse into one.

Image 1 shows a Grimorium card with a facsimile page attributed to the Lemegeton manuscript Sloane MS 2731. Image 2 introduces Johann Weyer’s printed Pseudomonarchia Daemonum (1577). They belong to a connected documentary history, but they are distinct works with different contents; a shared name or entry does not make one a complete copy of the other.

Explore each source record with its facsimile, transcription, translation, and editorial notes:
Ars Goetia / Lemegeton — Sloane MS 2731
https://grimorium.lat/en/library/goetia-sloane2731/
Pseudomonarchia Daemonum — Johann Weyer
https://grimorium.lat/en/library/pseudomonarchia/

Grimorium’s public library remains free to read. This album is a guide to documentary sources, not ritual instruction.