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| the sworn book of honorius free download: True Black Magic /La Veritable Magie Noire Iroé Grego, 2017-01-21 A classic grimoire, or source-work of magic.Le V�ritable Magie Noire, or the book of True Black Magic, is an influential early printed grimoire, containing many interesting features. It is one of many variants of The Key of Solomon (Clavicula Salomonis), but printed as a chapbook, or example of Biblioth�que bleue. As such it was small, cheap, and easy to hide or carry as an amulet. All these were important factors that lead to its popularity and worldwide distribution.For those familiar with the edition of the Key of Solomon edited by the influential occultist S. L. Mathers, much of the content looks famil�iar. But it has some unique features that draw our attention. In particu�lar, it preserves some older elements not included in the Mathers edition, including spells for love, and hindering romantic rivals.This new critical edition includes a new English translation, and complete French text. |
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| the sworn book of honorius free download: The Sworn Book of Honorius Pope Honorius, 2015-08-16 The Sworn Book of Honorius is a Magickal Grimoire not to be confused with The Grimoire of Honorius which was writen by the antipope. The Book involves Invoking Angels and a Series of prayers and high magick. |
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