Classical Grimoires
Over the years, regardless of my aspirations, one of my recurring interests is the Classical Grimoires. My library contains many of the Grimoires, but there are always going to be the books that are just out of reach, but the hunt is ongoing.
Are there any classical grimoires that anyone can suggest?
In my Collection I have the following grimoires,
The Greater Key Of Solomon, Mathers Edition
The Lesser Key Of Solomon, Joseph H Peterson Edition
The Goetia, Mathers/Crowley Edition
The Grimoire Of Armadel, Mathers Edition
The Fourth Book Of Occult Philosophy, Skinner Edition
The Book Of the Sacred Magic of Abramelin The Mage, Mathers ED
The Black Pullet
I would like to hear any suggestions for other grimoires, other editions, or even opinions on these fascinating pieces of occult history.
Thurisaz
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Here is the grimoire tag from
Sun, 04/20/2008 - 15:22 — JeffreyI have a grimoires tag on my LibraryThing. Feel free to take a look around (click on "see all tags" and do a word search for grimoires). Yes, it has the necronomicon, feel free to ignore that, I've had it since I was 16 or so.
I'm happy to make comments on any of them if you'd like.
b'shalom
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Grimoire suggestions
Sat, 08/30/2008 - 10:39 — AnonymousHow about:
The Heptameron
The Picatrix
Both of those are good.
Three books of occult
Sun, 08/31/2008 - 03:03 — YogibearThree books of occult philosophy-Agrippa. With commentary by Donald Tyson.
Grimoires
Sun, 09/28/2008 - 23:35 — SiriusI am awaiting this one http://goldenhoard.co.uk/2/ to come through the mail soon.. Perhaps I'll get back with some kind of review. A Dilletants´ opinion, at least.
i don't know if they'd quite
Thu, 06/04/2009 - 21:38 — babalon1919i don't know if they'd quite be considered grimoires, but i recommend The Sixth Book of Moses and The Seventh Book of Moses.
they are just tables/charts and their accompanying invocations...but from what i've so far discovered, they are powerful!