entity_citations: CIT_GOE_GAAP_WEYER
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| CIT_GOE_GAAP_WEYER | ENT_GOE_GAAP | SRC_WEYER_PSEUDOMONARCHIA | Johann Weyer, Pseudomonarchia Daemonum (1577), in Reginald Scot's English (The Discoverie of Witchcraft, 1584), as reprinted in J. H. Peterson (ed.), The Lesser Key of Solomon (Weiser, 2001), Appendix 2 | § 36 | Gaap, alias Tap, a great president and a prince, he appeareth in a meridionall signe, and when he taketh humane shape he is the guide of the foure principall kings, as mightie as Bileth. | Reginald Scot | 1584 | primary-verbatim | Weyer's catalogue entry for Gaap (the Goetia's 33rd spirit), in Scot's 1584 translation (the Latin extraction of this entry is OCR-corrupt and was rejected). | 2026-09-18 | full-text extraction (pdftotext) of Peterson's reprint; Scot's 1584 English (public domain) quoted; contiguous-substring gate passed | 1 | 1 | primary verbatim (Scot 1584); confirm section number |