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The Solomonic Hygromanteia presents Byzantine Solomonic magic as a structured system based on preparation, astronomical timing, symbolic geometry, controlled attention, and methodical observation. The work examines the Greek manuscript tradition, its relationship with the Clavicula Salomonis, and the differences between the Byzantine material and later Western adaptations.
Across twenty-two chapters, the book addresses planetary correspondences, seasonal planetary hours, preparation of the practitioner, fasting and silence, the construction and tracing of the magic circle, consecration of instruments, vestments, opening prayers, planetary spirits, evocation, dismissal, seals, characters, and the technical recording of operations. It is intended for readers interested in Solomonic magic, historical grimoires, ritual systems, planetary symbolism, and the practical structure attributed to the Hygromanteia tradition.