ANDROMALIUS

ANDROMALIUS

The man with the great serpent: the earl who recovers stolen goods and exposes wickedness.

Who Andromalius is to practitioners today

Andromalius is the Goetic spirit of justice for theft and deceit.

The Ars Goetia lists him seventy-second, an Earl who appears as a man holding a great serpent in his hand. He brings back both a thief and the goods that were stolen. He discovers all wickedness and underhand dealing, and he punishes thieves and other wicked people. He also discovers treasures that are hidden. He commands thirty-six legions.

Practitioners use him for justice, for recovering what was taken and for exposing liars.

Why people work with Andromalius

Classic reasons

• Bringing back thieves and stolen goods
• Discovering wickedness and underhand dealing
• Punishing thieves and wicked people
• Discovering hidden treasure

Modern reasons

• Recovering stolen property
• Exposing lies and betrayal
• Justice and fairness work
• Finding hidden treasure or hidden resources
• Fraud and deception
• Karmic and legal balance

Traditional, for reference

• Earl, number 72
• Appears as a man holding a great serpent
• Commands 36 legions

Andromalius at a glance

• Name: Andromalius
• Rank: Earl
• Number: 72nd spirit of the Ars Goetia
• Legions: 36
• Form: a man holding a great serpent
• Sources: Weyer, Pseudomonarchia Daemonum; the Lesser Key of Solomon

Correspondences

Used in Black Witch Coven (from our own practice and modern demonolatry):

• Planet: Saturn and Mars
• Element: Earth and Fire
• Day: Saturday and Tuesday
• Colours: black, grey, red
• Incense: myrrh, cedar, tobacco
• Symbols: the serpent, the scales, a key

Working with Andromalius today

Relationship before requests

Andromalius needs a clear case. Name what was taken and by whom, if you know.

Write down the facts before you begin.

Be willing to receive what the truth reveals.

Nothing is guaranteed. No practitioner controls a spirit of any level. What comes of a working is always the spirit’s to give, and this page describes what people report, not what will happen.

The altar

• A black or grey cloth
• A black or red candle with his sigil
• Your own symbol of what you are asking for: the serpent, the scales, a key
• Myrrh incense
• A small offering plate or dish

Offerings

• Red wine, bread and tobacco
• Dragon’s blood or myrrh incense
• Time and effort spent on the matter you have asked about
• A drop or two of blood on a candle or on his sigil

Timing

Saturdays and Tuesdays.

Signs of contact

• A cold watchfulness
• Dreams of serpents and thieves
• A lie coming to light
• A lost thing resurfacing
• A sudden clear memory

Prayers and invocations to Andromalius

Opening invocation

Andromalius, earl of the serpent, I call you by name.

You who bring back the thief and the thing stolen, attend me.

I come with a clear request.

Prayer for justice and recovery

Andromalius, bring back what was taken and show the truth of the thing.

I give my word and my offering.

Closing and release

Andromalius, I thank you for your attention.

Go in peace to your own place. Return when I call.

Questions people actually ask

What does he do?

He brings back thieves and stolen goods and exposes wickedness.

Is he for legal matters?

Practitioners use him for justice work.

Does he punish?

The grimoire says he punishes thieves and wicked people.

What if nothing happens?

Name the matter more precisely and repeat.

Inside the Course

Some material on Andromalius is not published on this website. Black Witch Coven has had hosting companies flag the site in the past, so the fuller rites are held for the course instead. This is not a sales pitch, it is the reality of running an old and popular site like this one.

Inside the course:

• The full Goetic rite for Andromalius
• Justice and recovery workings
• Workings aimed at a named person or obstacle
• Pact and dedication rites with Andromalius