Enochian Grimoire Companion

A working reference from Athena Wallinder's Enochian Grimoire (2nd ed., 2026)

About this app — read first

This companion is the at-hand reference to Enochian Grimoire by Athena Wallinder (2nd edition, 2026). It holds the tables, names, calculators, and checklists a practitioner wants on their phone. The teaching itself stays in the book.

Version 1 honesty note. Transcriptions in v1 are as-is from the book and from Casaubon 1659, unproofread. The book's image-only tables (the 91 Parts, the squares) were transcribed from page images; uncertain readings are flagged [?]. Alphabet glyphs come from the Glumbosch Enochian font (OFL), verified against Athena's reference chart; Ged and Tal are traced from the chart. Athena's proofread readings and her own versions of the Calls come in later versions. Nothing here was copied from any modern translation or edition.

Sources. Every section names its source: book section, or Casaubon 1659 where used. Full texts of Calls 1–18 are not in v1 — they are not in Casaubon (see Keys tab). Cacodemons are not in the free v1 — see the Cacodemons tab.

§18 note. The book asks readers to keep silent about what is taught in this grimoire. This app covers reference material the author has chosen to include; the advanced Part 3 material stays in the book.

How to use it

  • Great Table — the grid, the derivation rules, and the directional-layout dispute, labelled.
  • Bonorum — the 7 Kings + 7 Princes, weekday ruler, Governor-of-the-Hour.
  • Alphabet — the 21 letters, glyph, name, sound.
  • Keys — the 19 Calls: correspondence table, 19th Call in full, first words of all 19.
  • Aethyres — the 30 Aethyres, pacing rules, travel journal.
  • 91 Parts — the author's own geographic mapping: part, governor, direction, tribe/sign, place.
  • Squares — the 7 Bonorum squares: purpose, material, method, grid.
  • Temple — build checklist.
  • Workings — 19-day program planner and sigil tracer.
  • Finder — which entity to call for what.
  • Cacodemons — placeholder for a later paid version.

The Great Table

Source: Enochian Grimoire §1–2. Grid as printed in the book.

The grid

Tap a cell to see its row/column and which quarter it belongs to. The Table is read in four quarters, each ruled by its King, Seniors, and Angels.

English shows the grid as printed, capitals as in the book. Enochian renders each letter in its Enochian glyph — Enochian has no upper/lower case, so capitals are shown as their letter. Ged (G) and Tal (M) are traced from the reference chart; all other glyphs are the Glumbosch font. Both shows glyph + English letter.

Bonorum — Kings & Princes

Source: Enochian Grimoire §8 (entries), §13 (derivation, Governors of the Hours).

Today's rulers

Governor of the Hour

From the day's minister name, rotated letter by letter (book §13). Enter a date and time:

The 49 names — how they are derived

Search the entries

The Enochian Alphabet — 21 letters

Source: Enochian Grimoire §5 for the table; glyphs from the Enochian font by Glumbosch (OFL), verified against Athena's reference chart. Ged and Tal traced from the chart. Ch/Ph/Sh/Th glyphs pending. The book rejects invented correspondences and the 22nd letter.
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The 19 Calls (Keys)

Source: Enochian Grimoire §11, §20; Call texts from Casaubon 1659 (see note below).
Do not change the Calls. The book warns against altering the Calls. Use them as given.

About the Call texts in v1

Casaubon 1659 contains the full text of only the 19th Call (the Call of the 30 Aethyres). For Calls 1–18, Casaubon gives only the first words plus their English glosses. The full texts of Calls 1–18 are in Dee's 48 Claves Angelicae (Sloane MS 3191) — they are not in v1 and were not filled in from any modern translation. Athena's own versions come in a later version. Transcription below is as printed from Casaubon, unproofread, with uncertain readings flagged [?].

Correspondence table

First words of all 19 Calls (Casaubon, pp. 199–200)

The 19th Call in full (Casaubon, pp. 201–209)

Word-by-word as printed: Enochian | English gloss | Pronunciation. Continuous texts follow the table. Dee's note on the first word: "I think this word wanteth as may appear by Madriax, about 44 words from the end."

Continuous Enochian text

Continuous English (assembled from the word-by-word glosses)

Sentence breaks in the English above are editorial assembly; the word-by-word table is the authoritative transcription.

The 30 Aethyres

Source: Enochian Grimoire §12, §19–20.

The 30, highest to lowest

Travel journal (saved on this device)

The 91 Parts of the Earth

Source: Enochian Grimoire §25, Aethyre correspondence table (book pp. 310–319). The author's own geographic mapping, made with a map expert's help. Transcribed from the book's image-only table; v1 as-is, needs the author's proofread. Her annotations (including disagreements with Kelly and honest uncertainties) are kept as printed.

Find a part

The 7 Bonorum Squares

Source: Enochian Grimoire §26. Grids transcribed from the book's diagrams; v1 as-is, needs the author's proofread.

Temple — build checklist

Source: Enochian Grimoire §4, §13. Tick items off as you build; ticks are saved on this device.

Workings

Source: Enochian Grimoire §9 (19-day program), §14 (sigil tracing).

The 19-day working — planner

One Key per day, entity groups per day, contact mandatory on day 19. Start Monday (Carmara/Hagonel first).

Sigil tracer

Type a word. Its letters are traced letter-to-letter on the chosen tablet grid, per the book's method (§14).

Which entity to call for what

Source: Enochian Grimoire §6.

Find by purpose

Cacodemons

Coming in a later paid version

Cacodemon material is not in the free v1 of this app. Athena covers cacodemons in Enochian Grimoire with strong cautions.

Whether they arrive as a paywalled section inside the app or as a separate later paid version is still to be decided. No payment is collected here.

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