Jaime Paul Lamb is a consulting astrologer and occultist, whose work integrates traditional astrology in the context of the Western esoteric traditions. He is a member of the American Federation of Astrologers (AFA) and is certified in traditional astrology. He has studied with Chris Brennan, Christopher Warnock, and Mark Stavish, and he is an instructor of astrology at the Institute for Hermetic Studies. The author of Myth, Magick & Masonry: Occult Perspectives in Freemasonry, he resides in Phoenix, Arizona.

“In a decade that has already seen an almost unprecedented resurgence of classical occult knowledge, Jaime Paul Lamb’s The Astrological Goetia marks a significant new contribution. Lamb has taken one of the neglected corners of magical lore—the symbolism and spirits of the 72 quinaries of the zodiac—and unfolded it into a fascinating and practical system that bridges the space between astrology and ceremonial magic.”

• Foreword by Mark StavishAcknowledgmentsIntroduction: Illuminating the Quinaries1 The 72 Quinaries2 The Angels of the Shem HaMephorash3 The Demons of the Ars Goetia4 The Significations of the QuinariesA Reference Guide to the 72 Angels and Demons5 The Quinaries in Natal Astrology6 The Quinaries in Electional Astrology7 The Quinaries in Horary Astrology8 Quinarian Magic and Talismans9 Astrology beyond the OgdoadGlossaryNotesBibliographyIndexAbout the Author

Jaime Paul Lamb is a consulting astrologer and occultist, whose work integrates traditional astrology in the context of the Western esoteric traditions. He is a member of the American Federation of Astrologers (AFA) and is certified in traditional astrology. He has studied with Chris Brennan, Christopher Warnock, and Mark Stavish, and he is an instructor of astrology at the Institute for Hermetic Studies. The author of Myth, Magick & Masonry: Occult Perspectives in Freemasonry, he resides in Phoenix, Arizona.

“In a decade that has already seen an almost unprecedented resurgence of classical occult knowledge, Jaime Paul Lamb’s The Astrological Goetia marks a significant new contribution. Lamb has taken one of the neglected corners of magical lore—the symbolism and spirits of the 72 quinaries of the zodiac—and unfolded it into a fascinating and practical system that bridges the space between astrology and ceremonial magic.”

• Foreword by Mark StavishAcknowledgmentsIntroduction: Illuminating the Quinaries1 The 72 Quinaries2 The Angels of the Shem HaMephorash3 The Demons of the Ars Goetia4 The Significations of the QuinariesA Reference Guide to the 72 Angels and Demons5 The Quinaries in Natal Astrology6 The Quinaries in Electional Astrology7 The Quinaries in Horary Astrology8 Quinarian Magic and Talismans9 Astrology beyond the OgdoadGlossaryNotesBibliographyIndexAbout the Author

Jaime Paul Lamb is a consulting astrologer and occultist, whose work integrates traditional astrology in the context of the Western esoteric traditions. He is a member of the American Federation of Astrologers (AFA) and is certified in traditional astrology. He has studied with Chris Brennan, Christopher Warnock, and Mark Stavish, and he is an instructor of astrology at the Institute for Hermetic Studies. The author of Myth, Magick & Masonry: Occult Perspectives in Freemasonry, he resides in Phoenix, Arizona.

“In a decade that has already seen an almost unprecedented resurgence of classical occult knowledge, Jaime Paul Lamb’s The Astrological Goetia marks a significant new contribution. Lamb has taken one of the neglected corners of magical lore—the symbolism and spirits of the 72 quinaries of the zodiac—and unfolded it into a fascinating and practical system that bridges the space between astrology and ceremonial magic.”

• Foreword by Mark StavishAcknowledgmentsIntroduction: Illuminating the Quinaries1 The 72 Quinaries2 The Angels of the Shem HaMephorash3 The Demons of the Ars Goetia4 The Significations of the QuinariesA Reference Guide to the 72 Angels and Demons5 The Quinaries in Natal Astrology6 The Quinaries in Electional Astrology7 The Quinaries in Horary Astrology8 Quinarian Magic and Talismans9 Astrology beyond the OgdoadGlossaryNotesBibliographyIndexAbout the Author