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Solomonic Grimoires ▲

Much has been said about King Solomon and his biblical standing is so great as a man of wisdom that is was always believed that God must have given him powers above all others to appear so wise. Over the centuries, this image of Solomon as a magician, able to control the world around him has given rise to books of magic claiming to be the true transcription of his magical formulae.

• The Greater Key of Solomon Part 1 (60 pages) Concerning the ceremonies and operations of the magickal art.

• The Greater Key of Solomon Part 2 (48 pages) The Pentacles or Medals to be used in the magickal art, and the uses for which they are effective.

• The Greater Key of Solomon Part 3 (21 pages) Concerning the proper behavior of the Mage and his assistants, and the tools and materials of the magickal art.

• The Lesser Key of Solomon (Legemeton I - Goetia) (50 pages) Evocation of 72 demons associated with the Shemhamphorash, and (in pairs) with the decanates of the zodiac.

• The Lesser Key of Solomon (Legemeton II - Teurgia - Goetia) (52 pages) The conjuration of 32 Aerial Spirits and their servants, partly good and partly evil, who govern the points of the compass.

• The Lesser Key of Solomon (Lemegeton III - Ars Paulina) (23 pages) Part I: A system for invoking the Angels of the Hours of the Day and Night, with an interesting astrological twist. Part II: A system for invoking the "guardian angel" ruling the zodiac degree under which the user is born.

• The Lesser Key of Solomon (Lemegeton IV - Ars Almadel) (9 pages) Evocation of the Angels of the four "Altitudes", who rule the equinoctial and solstice points, the seasons, and the signs of the zodiac.

• The Lesser Key of Solomon (Lemegeton V - Ars Nova) (8 pages) A rather peculiar small book of prayers and orations. More an appendix to the Goetia than a book in its own right.

• Ars Notoria (54 pages) The Notory Art of Solomon. A dense and difficult document, but one which had a profound influence on John Dee and other Renaissance mages. Describes a system for attaining to knowledge and skill in the Liberal and Mechanical Arts through prayers and special invocations in "barbarous tongues".

• Testament of Solomon (19 pages) One of the oldest magical texts attributed to King Solomon, dating First to Third Century A.D. Includes a catalog of demons summoned by King Solomon, and how they can be countered by invoking angels and other magical techniques.

• Grimoire of Armadel (66 pages) The Grimoire of Armadel is a do-it-yourself text book of Ceremonial magick. It has been translated from an ancient manuscript kept at the Bibliotheque d'Arsenal in Paris, and is similar to the famous Key of Solomon and Cornelius Agrippa's Occult Philosophy. The Armadel appears to have been circulated only in manuscript form.

• Grimoirum Verum/The True Grimoire (27 pages)  or the Most Approved Keys of Solomon the Hebrew Rabbin where in Most Hidden Secrets both Natural and Supernatural, are immediately exhibited, but it is necessary that the Demons should be contented on their part.

• The Shemhamphorash (38 pages) The 72 Angels Bearing The Mystical Name Of God - La Kabbale Pratique/Practical Kaballah

• Shem Ha-Mephoresch - The 72 FoldName (28 pages)

• The Sworn Book of Honorius (199 pages)

• The Study of Solomonic Magic in English by Don Karr (22 pages)

• Eliphas Levi - The Keys of Solomon (79 pages)

• Trident - Grimoirium Verum (86 pages)

• Lon Milo DuQuette - Illustrated Goetia: Sexual Evocation (119 pages) @500 synopsis "Goetia [refers to] all the operations of that Magick which deals with gross, malignant or unenlightened forces." Goetia is sometimes thought of as a wild card, something that can get out of control, something which expresses the operator's lower desires to control others and improve his own personal life. And, in fact, this potential loss of control, this danger, the desire for self improvement and great power is exactly what attracts many people to Goetia while horrifying and repelling others. Crowley's Goetia is brought to life with vivid illustrations of the demons. Commentary by DuQuette and Hyatt bring the ancient arts into the modern day.

• [ recommended ] Demonomicon by Angelus Degenero (427 pages) @100cr Compilation of demons, names, descriptions, sigils, and illustrations.

• Summoning Spirits: The Art of Magical Evocation by Konstantinos (204 pages) @300cr synopsis Learn to safely evoke powerful spirits to aid you with any task. Create sigils charged with the energy of spirits to magnify the effects of your evocations. Make an etheric egregore, a manufactured spirit that will perform the task of your choice. Perform easy exercises to train your magical abilities and to develop clairvoyance and clairaudience. Construct, prepare, and use special magical tools to aid your evocations. Summoning Spirits is a complete manual for evoking entities to effect positive changes in your life. Learn how the spirits that dwell on the other planes can be evoked to the astral and physical planes to help you obtain mystical abilities, locate hidden "treasure," and even command a spirit "army" to protect your home while you're away.  Summoning Spirits French version texte en Français (327 pages)

• Carroll "Poke" Runyon - Book of Solomon's Magick (243 pages) @500 This book presents unique and effective practical methods for invoking angels into a crystal ball and evoking spirits to visible appearance in a dark mirror. It is the companion book to "The Magick of Solomon" video produced by the same author. The techniques taught in this system are hypnotic and subjective. No special psychic talents are required to master this system. The author guides the reader step-by-step to proficiency in the ancient art of Magick.

• Poke Runyon - The Magick of Solomon (521MB zipped movie file) Companion to the above book. An 80 minutes video documentary written and narrated by anthropologist and ceremonial magician, Carroll "Poke" Runyon, Magister of America's oldest continually operating Magical Lodge, the Ordo Templi Astartes (O.T.A.). The first part of the video offers a history of Western Magick, illustrated with graphics and displays, setting forth the author's theory, based on his own research and experiments, that visions of spirits obtained by magicians in medieval times were subjective and hypnotic rather than hysterical hallucinations. Runyon holds that the practical technique for achieving this was the visual distortion which occurs when a person stares at his or her reflection in a dark mirror. This technique is demonstrated and visions are simulated. The relationship of the "72 Rebellious Spirits" contained in King Solomon's legendary "Brass Vessel" to the Holy Angels who control them is explained and a hypnotic method for invoking these Angels into a Crystal Ball is demonstrated. According to the narrator, these two systems should be integrated for a proper spiritual balance. The video climaxes with the presentation of a complete Goetia Evocation Operation, in full ceremonial regalia, summoning the spirit Astaroth (actually the Canaanite Goddess, Astarte) to visual appearance in the dark mirror on the Triangle of Art.

Other Grimoires ▲

• Arbatel of Magic (36 pages) Of the Magic of the Ancients, The greatest Studie of Wisdom. The introductory book of a nine-part work which was either lost or never written. This work is the apparent origin of the widely-known "Olympic Planetary Spirits". Discusses the necessities of magickal work, the relation between the magician and spirits, other topics of general import to magick.

• An Approach To The Operation Of The Arbatel Of Magic (4 pages)

• Heptameron (23 pages) or Magical Elements of Peter de Abano. A detailed system of invocations for the Hours of the Day, the Seasons, and the Days of the Week. Buy a working guide to Heptameron from Amazon: Ceremonial Magic & The Power of Evocation: A System of Personal Power by Joseph  C., Ph.D. Lisiewski

• The Black Raven/Threefold Coercion of Hell - Johannes Faust (24 pages) Based on the magic which is rumored to have been used by the infamous Dr. Faust.

• Praxis Magica Fausti (9 pages) The Magical Elements of Doctor John Faust

• The Art Of Drawing Spirits Into Crystals (10 pages) Secret Things and Doctrine of Spirits - Johannes Trithemius

• The Black Pullet: Science of Magical Talismans (50 pages) First surfacing in France in the 18th century, The Black Pullet is a guide to the construction and use of magical talismanic rings. With the use of these rings, people attained extraordinary powers. Perhaps the most wonderful secret revealed is the power to produce the Black Pullet, otherwise known as the "Hen with the Golden Eggs." Unlimited wealth was granted to the person who achieved the creation of this incredible Hen. Includes complete instructions for creating the Black Pullet.

• The Book of the Black Serpent (18 pages)

• The Book of Power (17 pages) Middle Eastern magical tradition. Originally Transcribed by Idres Shah

• The Grimoire Of Honorius (31 pages) This is the Grimoire of Pope Honorius III; an extremely rare grimoire of the Middle Ages. The author is Pope Honorius, the famous papal sorcerer of the Middle Ages. It is filled with rare and ancient information (spells, summonings) never seen prior to this translation. A true collector's piece. Worthy of any student or just those interested in the subject.

• The Sixth Book of Moses (12 pages) Moses' Magical Spirit-art. The Sixth Book includes an introduction along with seven chapters, known as the "The Mystery of the First Seal" through "The Mystery of the Seventh Seal"

• The Seventh Book Of Moses (61 pages) The seventh book includes twelve tables: The First Table of the Spirits of the Air; The Second Table of the Spirits of Fire; The Third Table of the Spirits of Water; The Fourth Table of the Spirits of the Earth; The Fifth Table of Saturn; The Sixth Table of Jupiter; The Seventh Table of Mars; The Eighth Table of the Sun; The Ninth Table of Venus; The Tenth Table of Mercury; The Eleventh Table of the Spirits; The Twelfth Table of the Schemhamforasch, including uses of seals and commanding spirits.

• The Eight Book of Moses (27 pages)

• The 6th and 7th books of Moses (59 pages) The Sixth and Seventh Books of Moses are two grimoires supposedly dictated to Moses along with the Torah (the first five books of Moses). Published in 1849 in Stuttgart, these books contain numerous magical spells used to summon spirits to do the will of the conjourer.

• The 6th and 7th books of Moses (133 pages) Weimar Bible Alternate version. More comprehensive.

• The Sword of Moses Tenth century Hebrew/Aramaic handbook of magic.

• Libellius Magicus/The True Book of the Jesuits 21 pages . A nineteenth-century manuscript of conjurations. Containing Most powerful charges and conjurations for all Evil Spirits of whatever State-Condition or office they are And a Most powerful and approved Conjuration of the Spirit Usiel To which is added Cyprians Invocation of Angels And his Conjuration of the Spirits Guarding hidden treasure - together with a form for their dismissal

• Libellus Magicus/The True Magical Work of the Jesuits 18 pages

• Libellus Magicus/The True Magical Work of the Jesuits 14 pages

• Libellus Magicus/The True Magical Work of the Jesuits 12 pages

• Secret Grimoire of Turiel (32 pages) The Rites of Ceremonial Magick

• Secret of Dark Mirror (7 pages) From The Book of Solomon's Magick

• Planetary Talismans (15 pages)

• The Magus or Celestial Intelligencer  Book I (157 pages) | Book II (128 pages) synopsis The Magus has proved to be the most sought after set of books on magic and alchemy ever published. There is very good reason for this. These books are powerful, and were considered so dangerous that for many years, rare copies could only be found in certain libraries, locked away from the general public and from those who would use (or misuse) its power. The original set of books was first published in 1801 by its author, Francis Barrett, who had an extensive background in the medieval and occult sciences. He spent many years of diligent study before releasing them. His premise for the material, that is, before putting anything into these books, Barrett first subjected the various theories to certain tests that had to be "substantiated by nature, truth, and experiment" first. They were written for those seeking the key to the philosopher's stone and the powers of magic. The illustrations in this book were taken from ancient and medieval texts, magical tables, planetary tables, talismans and images of angels and demons. Book One covers natural magic, amulets and charms, potions, precious stones, lights, candles, alchemy, the philosopher's stone, transmutation, the four elements, numbers, and planets. Book Two covers magnetic powers, Cabalistic magic, the names of angels and spirits, the performing of invocations, conjuring spirits, magic circles, receiving oracles in dreams, positive and evil spirits, and concludes with a major biographical section on the great magicians of history.

• [ recommended ] The Practice of Magical Evocation @300cr Sacred Magick Edition (350 pages) In magical terms, the book is a practical guide to the proper evocation of and communication with spiritual, magical and divine entities. It is perhaps the only truly significant modern study of direct contact with the universal teachers -- the other major works in the field are products of the Medieval, Renaissance, and Reformation periods. But beyond that, there is a fascinating glimpse into a complete magical universe. Bardon outlines a totally new and original hierarchy of magic, from the spirits of the four elements to those of the various planets, and even to each degree of the zodiac. Included with the names and descriptions of the various entities are a collection of previously unknown magical sigils, as well as a true account of ancient astrology| PME Commentary by Rawn Clark (24 pages)

  Extracts:

  • Part 1: Magic (72 pages) @100cr Sacred Magick Edition

• Occult Philosophy Book IV - Magickal Ceremonies (34 pages) Cornelius Agrippa

• Practical Magickal Evocation by M.McGrath @500cr (22 pages) Learn a secret of evocation that will give you a boost in your effectiveness. Includes several Celestial Spirits (Aseliel, Bydiel, Usiel, Icosiel & Maseriel) with their seals to Gain Love, Learn Occult Secrets, Locate Treasure, Spiritual Slave, & Philosophy, Necromancy & Magic

• Chinese Taoist Sorcery @500cr (174 pages) Table of Content here

• Papyri Graecae Magicae (210 pages) Greek magical papyri. The pages contain spells, recipes, formulae and prayers, interspersed with magic words and often in shorthand, with abbreviations for the more common formulae. These spells range from impressive and mystical summonings of dark gods and daemons, to what we might call folk- or old-wives’ remedies and even parlour tricks; from portentous, fatal curses, to love charms, cures for impotence and minor medical complaints.

• Gregorius Necronomicon u Goetia (German) (173 pages) German Necro and Key of Solomon

• [ recommended ] De Nigromancia by Roger Bacon (editor) (53 pages) @500cr De Nigromancia, or, Concerning the Black Art, is a Latin manuscript attributed to Roger Bacon, first appearing some time in the 16th century. The text is concerned with Goetic summonings, especially of wraiths. Goetia is the common name for that branch of Ceremonial Magic that deals with the conjuration of infernal spirits or demons. Rare manuscript.

• Papal Magick by Simon (193 pages) @300cr It is acknowledged Church doctrine that sorcery is the specific domain of the Devil. Yet occult tales are liberally sprinkled throughout the Old and New Testaments, from the spirit-invoking Witch of Endor to the story of Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead. Throughout its 2,000 year history, the Church has spawned numerous mystical religious orders, like the Knights Templar, that may have been engaged in supernatural pursuits, while no fewer than three popes were believed to be involved in occult practices. Christian scriptures tell us that the occult is real, while Catholic priests are thought to have spiritual power over ghosts and evil entities. But if a priest can cast out demons during the rites of exorcism, does it not imply he has the ability to summon them as well? In this eye-opening, provocative work, leading occult scholar Simon examines the Church's unspoken relationship with forbidden magic by exploring the infamous seventeenth-century document considered by some to be the most demonic of all occult texts —the Grimoire of Pope Honorius III—and illuminates the Vatican's darkest hidden corners.

• Ardeth - A Magickal Grimoire Giving the Authentic Mystical Initiation Into True Nobility (235 pages) A magickal grimoire documenting, for the first time anywhere, practical methods for obtaining full initiation into the vampire community.

• Chumbley - Azoetia: A Grimoire of the Sabbatic Craft (200 pages) @500cr Originally published by Xoanon in 1992, Azoetia or 'The Book of the Magical Quintessence' has become one of the most sought-after new magical works of our time and may be regarded as the foundation text of the Sabbatic Craft Tradition in its present phase of work. Azoetia is comprised of three main parts: an exposition of preliminary magico-aesthetic formulae with detailed descriptions of working tools; the full text of the Sabbatic Rituals of Ingress, Congress, and Egress; and an eleven-chaptered Grimoirium detailing the arcana and composite practices of the Sacred Alphabet - the twenty-two lettered code of sorcerous principles underlying the practical spectrum of the Arte Magical. The entire work intends the reification of traditional British cunning-craft praxis according to the spiritual vision and artistry of a contemporary initiate.

• Chumbley - Qutub (43 pages) Qutub defines the focus of the magical current, an evocatory poem of 72 verses articulates the transmutative process; 11 talismanic illustrations combine to express the telesmata of the Way - the Rite of the Opposer reveals the Gateway to the Path of the flesh!

• Egyptian Secrets of Albertus Magnus: Forbidden Knowledge of Ancient Philosophers (177 pages) The Book of Nature and the Hidden Secrets and Mysteries of Life Unveiled; Being the Forbidden Knowledge of Ancient Philosophers by that celebrated Student, Philosopher, Chemist, Naturalist, Psychomist, Astrologer, Alchemist, Metallurgist, Sorcerer, Explanator of the Mysteries of Wizards and Witchcraft; together with recondite Views of numerous Arts and Science-Obscure, Plain, Practical, etc. This book reveals magical formulas for health, protection, power, victory, medicines, etc.

• Schulke - Viridarium Umbris: The Pleasure Garden of Shadow (544 pages) @500cr Which treats of the Secret Knowledge of Trees and Herbs, Deliver'd by the Fallen Angels unto Man. An extensive grimorium of Wortcunning, or herb-magic, the Pleasure-Garden treats of the secret knowledge of trees and herbs as delivered by the Fallen Angels unto mankind. The book's principal concerns are the sorcery and gnosis of the Greenwood, as arising from the varied luminaries of the Eternal Gardens of the Arte Magical. As a grimoire of Spiritual Botany, the Book is a Hortus Conclusus of text and image intended for the indwelling of these plant-spirits. The work encompasses magical practices, formulae, and mystical exegesis, all treating the respective arcana of Nature-Spirits and the powers of individual plants. Much of the magical foci are on devotion, purity, humility, silence, solitude, and the hieros-gamos of wortcunner and plant as a tutelary relationship, in conjunction with the Mysteries of Cain, first tiller of the soil. The whole is intended as a textual reification of the Green Arts within the context of the Sabbatic Craft Tradition, and within the greater ambit of Brythonic plantlore and folk magic.

The Sacred Magick of Abramelin the Mage ▲  

The author of this book, Abraham of Würzburg, was a Qabalist and connoisseur of magickal practices. In accordance with tradition, Abraham's eldest son received the Holy Qabalah. Wanting his younger son to also "...be able to admire, to consider, and to enjoy the marvels of the Lord," Abraham gave this book to Lamech when he felt he was old enough.

• Book 1 (68 pages) Background information on the manuscript by S.L. Mac Gregor Mathers; autobiography and general comments of Abraham the Jew as written for his son Lamech.

• Book 2 (79 pages) Detailed instructions for invoking the Holy Guardian Angel, and for summoning and directing the demons.

• Book 3 (104 pages) The magickal talismans to be used in this magick.

• An Abramelin Ramble (external link)

• [ recommended ] Exploring the Sacred Magick of Abramelin the Mage (19 pages)

• Pictures of Items Mentioned in the Abramelin Books (free external link)

• Aaron Leitch - Abramelin's Magickal Word Squares: Compiled and Corrected for the First Time (92 pages) At long last, thanks to George Dehn and Steven Guth, modern students have access to the original talismans found in the German manuscripts of the Book of Abramelin. Unfortunately, even in their original form, the word squares are rife with errors. In this work, Aaron Leitch have gathered all thirty chapters of talismans (242 in all!) and corrected them where necessary. This is the first time the Abramelin word squares have been seen in their corrected form, anywhere, ever!

• The Book of Abramelin: A New Translation (307 pages) @300cr synopsis by Abraham Von Worms, Lon Milo Duquette, Georg Dehn, and Steven Guth. The Book of Abramelin is the first modern translation of this magical work since Mathers’ original translation over 100 years ago. Not only is the language updated, but Georg Dehn, the compiler and editor, has sourced his work from all extant manuscripts, while Mathers used just one. The result is a stunning new translation that has already set the occult world abuzz. It includes voluminous important material left out of Mathers’ work, including an entire Part 2 filled with magical recipes, important distinctions in the Knowledge and Conversation of the Holy Guardian Angel ritual, and complete word grids that were only partially completed by Mathers. This is an essential work for any serious practicing magician or student of occult history.

Necronomicon ▲

• The Necronomicon - Simon Version (147 pages)

• Necronomicon Incantations (44 pages) Incantations, conjurations & exorcisms from Simon Necronomicon

• Simon Says - The Necronomicon Lecture at Magick Childe Shop - Sacred Magick Version

  Length: 63 minutes audio. Size: 57.65Mb, MP3 file, 128kbit, 44100Hz Joint Stereo @500cr

• Sumerian Conjuration and Invocation as pronounced by Simon in 1982 lecture at the Magick Chile Shop (Simon Says audio files copied to digital format by Ashnook. Re-mastering, editing and digital effects by Kinjo):

  • Simon Says - Conjuration of the Three

  • Simon Says - The Normal Invocation of the Watcher

  • Simon Says - The Invocation of the Nanna Gate

  • Simon Says - The Invocation of the Nebo Gate

  • Simon Says - The Invocation of the Isthar Gate

  • Simon Says - The Invocation of the Shammash Gate

  • Simon Says - The Invocation of the Nergal Gate

  • Simon Says - The Invocation of the Marduk Gate

  • Simon Says - The Invocation of the Ninib Gate

  • Simon Says -The Conjuration of the Fire God

  • Simon Says -The Exorcism Barra Edinnazu

• The Necronomicon Spell Book (33 pages) The mighty powers invoked by this eldritch tome are really long-forgotten psychic abilities, able to affect the most basic needs and desires, including Love, Wealth, Peace of Mind, and Protection Agains Enemies. But now comes a guide that enables anyone to pick up the book and use its ineluctable power "without fear or risk" according to editor Simon.

• The Necronomicon - (Wilson-Hay-Turner-Langford Version) (20 pages)

• The Necronomicon Crowley One Hundred Anniversary Edition (133 pages)

• Azif - The Cipher Manuscript known as the Necronomicon (25 pages)

• The R'lyeh Text - (Wilson-Hay-Turner) (13 pages) Hidden Leaves From The Necronomicon

• The Testimony of the Mad Arab (8 pages) The Testimony is in two parts, comprising a prologue and an epilogue to the core Necronomicon. It is supposedly written by a "Mad Arab". The name Abdul Alhazred does not appear in this text, however; the author remains nameless. The first part tells how the Mad Arab first came to know of the existence of the dark secrets he is writing down (by accidentally witnessing an arcane ritual performed by a cult of the Ancient Ones). In second part, the Mad Arab is haunted by demons and monsters. He fears that his gods have foresaken him due to some sin he believes to have unwittingly committed. Apparently, he is taken away by these demons just after he finishes writing his book, but before he is able to sign it; thus his name remains unknown.

• History of the Necronomicon by H.P Lovecraft (3 pages)

• Simon Necronomicon Amulet of Protection (2 pages)

• The Necronomicon as translated by John Dee a.k.a The Yellow Necronomicon (62 pages) Book of Dead Names of Abdul Alhazred as made plain from the Arab by Dr. John Dee @100cr

• Preparation & Calling to Cthulhu (7 pages)

• Enuma Elish (7 pages) The Babylonian and Assyrian Legends Concerning the Creation of the World and of Mankind. The Enuma Elish is one of the oldest stories known to mankind. It is a story first written down by the ancient Sumerians thousands of years ago. As a one time assistant in the Department of Egyptian and Assyrian Antiquities at the British Museum, L.W. King provides us with a qualified translation of the tablets which were originally written in cuneiform script. The Enuma Elish is receiving renewed interest from modern researchers delving into the origins of mankind, the earth, and the solar system. Over the centuries a copy ended up in the library at Nineveh in the 7th century B.C., and was uncovered by archaeologists in the late 1800s. Written in cuneiform text and preserved on seven clay tablets, the entire story was called "The Seven Tablets of Creation." After being translated the story revealed how the planets became aligned, how a cosmic catastrophe affected the earth, how mankind came upon the scene, and how the "gods" played a role in all of it. The Seven Tablets of Creation have had many profound implications since they were first discovered and subsequently published. They predate many parts of the Book of Genesis as well as other worldwide creation myths. Volume One includes this epic poem's English translation. It also includes information on parallels in Hebrew literature, the date and origin of the Babylonian creation legends, and more. Volume Two includes other accounts of creation, an Assyrian "Tower of Babel" story, and supplementary texts showing the actual cuneiform tablets.

• Yog-Sothoth (14 pages) From a MS found among the papers of Michael Calmar (an obscure 16th century magician, who after fleeing Ipswich in Suffolk is believed to have setup shop as cunning man in a Warwickshire village, and thereby made a living while pursuing researches into the more recondite aspects of the magical arts.)

• Dagon Rising: The Lithany of Dagon (28 pages)

• Book of the Old One (37 pages) @500cr Rare Words of Power that can be used without the rituals and still allow you to obtain results. A single WORD for love, money success, etc.

• [ recommended ] Necronomicon Bible Translated by B.C.Klutts (73 pages)

• Black Letter Necronomicon (191 pages) @300cr Ye Book of the Laws of the Dead As recorded by Abdul Al-Hazred, the Mad Arab Translated from the Latin of Olaus Wormius by Dr. John Dee. London The Year of Our Lord One Thousand Five Hundred and Sixty Two.

• Liber Trapezohedron (86 pages) This grimoire utilizes the twelve signs of the Zodiac as a path of enlightenment, provides several means of protection from the Necronomicon as well as own research (i.e. the Ankh or a Cross, and Holy Water). It also contains the Black Mirror Ritual of Yog-Sothoth, a modification of the Bloody Mary Ritual based on the black mirror which actually works, as well as an Invocation for Nyarlathotep. It also has the two missing steps for Gate-Walking that is for the Old Ones. The Incantations of these two gates are missing, as is the seal of Kryphnon, the eighth step on the Ladder of Lights. It also has another seal that goes with the Book of Fifty Names and works for the Old Ones. It can only be used after completing Kryphnon and does the same thing as the second name of Marduk but works for the ANNUNAKI instead of the IGIGI, not to mention the fact that it has the Epic of the Old Ones and a more detailed account of the War.