
Grimoires & Spell Books
The Necromancer’s Handbook: Conjurations, Circles and Spells
261 pages · PDF · also in paperback
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Picatrix, a medieval astral magic handbook: Book I in full, with the 28 Mansions of the Moon and its talisman images. Written in Arabic as «Ghāyat al-Ḥakīm», «The Goal of the Wise», it was translated for King Alfonso X of Castile, and the work was completed in 1256. This edition follows a Latin manuscript copied around 1500–1525, sentence by sentence, with the author’s planets, spirits and spells left as written. According to its author, the stars act on the world below, and a wise man can catch that power in an image engraved at the right hour.
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Inside Book I the author explains what knowledge is and what magic is, what the heavens are made of, and how the parts of the sky rule the things of this world. Then come the 28 Mansions of the Moon, each with its name, the works it favours and the works it spoils, and a long series of talismans: images for love between two people, for the favour of kings, for trade and riches, to drive away scorpions, to catch many fish, to free a prisoner, to separate friends and to destroy an enemy, and the images the author prescribes against kidney stone and melancholy. The book ends with man as the «small world» that mirrors the great one.
Translated into modern English by BlusaBooks, directly from the Latin manuscript; the medieval text is in the public domain. Every sentence, not a summary, in the voice of the original: planets, spirits and curses are left as the author wrote them. No manuscript images are reproduced. One small gap in the manuscript lies in later books (III–IV) and is explained in the foreword.
Readers of the history of magic, astrology and the occult, lovers of grimoires and Hermetic books, anyone who has met Picatrix in Agrippa or in books on talismans and wants to read the real text.
A historical source: the book gives a medieval text and what historians know about it. It is not a practical guide, and its recipes, some with poisonous substances, are not advice. Digital PDF, delivered for download after payment.
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