The Clavicula Salomonis , or Key of Solomon , is a renowned grimoire attributed to King Solomon, rooted in medieval and Renaissance magical traditions. It serves as a comprehensive manual for ceremonial magic, providing detailed instructions on summoning and controlling spiritual entities, including angels, demons, and spirits, to achieve divine favor, protection, or the fulfillment of personal desires. The text covers rituals, prayers, and invocations, alongside guidance for crafting magical tools such as swords, pentacles, and amulets, which must be prepared with strict observance of planetary timings and purity rituals. A distinctive feature of the Clavicula Salomonis is its collection of intricate plates, which include sacred symbols, talismans, and sigils. These are central to its practices, acting as conduits for spiritual power and tools for invoking or banishing specific entities. The plates are often accompanied by explanations of their uses and the exact words or incantations to be spoken during rituals. The text also includes instructions on consecration, purification, and creating protective circles, emphasizing the importance of the practitioner's faith, moral purity, and alignment with divine will.