Corson
A Water angel or demon, used for authority, closing a working and the west, corresponding to Moon and West.
Tradition · SolomonicDemon
A note on this entry
The quarters vary between manuscripts. The values are modern overlays.
Correspondences
Sacred timing
- Day
- Monday
Symbols and forms
- Alternate Names
- CorsanCorsone
- Symbols
- CrownWestThe four winds
- Appearance
- A king with a crown, in the colour of his quarter.
Practice
- Properties
- CommandAuthority over spiritsThe west
- Magical Uses
- AuthorityClosing a workingThe west
- Invocation Warnings
- Named at the quarter, not petitioned.
- Invocation
Named at the west of the circle.
- Traditional Uses
- the four cardinal kings in the Lesser Key and its precursors
- Modern Practice
Worked with as the western frame of a four-quarter working.
Nature and meaning
- Meaning
- The western king
- Domain
- The westThe four kingsCommandThe goetia
- Office
- One of the four cardinal kings of the Goetia, ruling the west.
Details
- Keywords
- Cardinal kingWestCommandThe four
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