I am collecting every spell I can find written originally in Greek. During my search I came across this book:
https://archive.org/details/MN40020ucmf_0/mode/2up
It was published in 1927, in two tomes and it is written in French. It supposedly consists of previously unpublished texts about magic that the author was able to find in Athenian libraries of the time. Its format is simple, a description of the text, information about the library that housed it and some estimations about it (since I don't speak French this is what I got from google translate, it could contain more info), then the original text written in Greek with partial reconstructions where parts of words were damaged and no translation. Then the same format follows for the next text.

I was able to trace the contents of the second tome, they are mostly medical and astronomical texts written during the Byzantine era. My problem is with the first tome. I could identify the testament of Solomon and the treatise of Solomon but the rest of the texts are unknown to me. Does anyone know what they are? Are they translations of other texts? I might be wrong but this book seems to be the only place some of these texts exist online.

I speak contemporary Greek so I can translate parts of them if you want more info but I am no expert. If it helps the texts include, lists of angels, methods of summoning demons, divination using numbers and letters, explanations of dreams and instructions of reading hands, among other things. The texts range from the late antiquity to the 18th century (according to the estimations of the French info).

Looks and feels pretty old and is dated 1652 at the bottom but I’m pretty sure it’s a re print. Wikipedia says something about “The treasure of the Old Man of the Pyramids. Has different symbols and illustrations on a couple pages.

Basically I'm looking for a grimoire that can be used to defeat unknown enemies uttering just a word, or a simple phrase, please help I'm being victim of black magic.

Examples: This PDF lists a ton of awesome and beautiful magic books, grimoires, runic alphabets, ciphers, etc. online at the Icelandic university.

https://skemman.is/bitstream/1946/28823/8/MA%20Thesis%20-CryptographicCorpusFINALJason%20%281%29.pdf

Example of one such tome: https://handrit.is/manuscript/view/is/JS08-0395/401?iabr=on#page/180v/mode/2up

Another: https://handrit.is/manuscript/view/is/Lbs04-2334/403?iabr=on#page/200v/mode/2up

I'm familiar with The Magus. I know of Kirchner's magic alphabets, etc.

Reason?

I am studying a specific document from the early 1830's New England/New York that is written in borrowed characters and symbols but not one source. It appears to be one character from one alphabet and one from another, etc. which leads me to believe there was most likely a family grimoire or magic book (like the one linked above) that was copied from a copy, etc.

I'm just not as adept and finding these online collections (chanced upon the Icelandic ones above) and so any assistance one may provide would be helpful.

I know it's possible the NYPL has some as well as various universities both in the US and Canada, etc. but as I said, I'm looking for any guidance.

I don't understand the symbolism, particularly of the meaning of 2 and a half coils of the snake.

It was folded and it's a copper sheet.

I am looking to get into medieval Christian theurgy but don't quite know where to start as finding information about the practice has been difficult. Does anyone know of any medieval European grimoires that I could work with?

The book has a ring embedded with red liquid and a stone like thing with the a red liquid as well. How much to you think i can sell it for and where?

Hi everyone.

Im a novice here, I want to start studying this kind of books about magic which mixes Christianity and Witchcraft. I have come across both this books, now I have only readed the Ciprianillo, but i would like to know how similar it is to the grimoire of Pope Honorious. How do these books compare one another, what are the differences, etc etc, and how to approach the study of these grimoires

Hello I want to start using spells and grimoires now in my life and have always been very interested in spells. Can anyone point me in right direction of a good grimoire or chat to me on messenger about getting into this x

I would like some grimoires with practical spells I could use in the mordern day and age and preferbly the grimoire should have a wide variety of spells and unlike some grimoires which base their spells upon one thing for example the book pure magic while not all it did base majority of its spells around the poppet.

I am new to magic and want to know if the encyclopedia of 5000 spell's spells actually work or is just to learn the basics

I’m looking to begin studying magic in general, any tips on common books I would be able to acquire to learning the basics of it all?

Do you start where you left off in your finished Grimoire (even if it’s literally in the middle of a subject) or do you start a new one but copy over some of the informtion from your finished book? I am trying to figure out if I should just start a new book where I left off in the old or if I should copy over info from the old so that it “flows”. Thank you for the advice.

Hello all! I am in the middle of searching for an extremely powerful Grimoire. I need it to bring about very very strong things. I figured there was no better place than here! Very important, thank you all!! Any kind works but I am hoping to communicate with beings and deal with them. Thank you all.

Hi all.

So I head of “Book of Mirrors” for the first time and I cannot seem to find much information about the subject or examples. Can someone please explain how a “Book of mirrors” works and some picture examples if you have one and don’t mind sharing for someone just learning about it? Thanks so much.

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Hi,

I have my eye on a couple of amazing looking journals to be my Grimoire for a collection of my work and research to be put in, a passion project as I want to make it look really good with calligraphy and drawings.

Anyhow,

I really like the idea (still an idea mind) to use a script, I know it won't be Theban, mainly as it's very well known. But I have others I am contemplating.

(I say it's an idea in mind because as much as I love the idea of the Grimoire being fully in scripts, main, one for spells, runes, and alchemy symbols [I said it was a passion project XD but I also recognise it's going to take time, esp. not to make errors, I understand that no matter how well I memorise, it could take me time to translate what I wrote, reducing the efficiency.)

So to the actual point (professional rambler), I love the ones I've found, but I actually am interested in having at least one that's cursive friendly. Like the Theban alphabet I've failed to join them up, and I get it, practically, they look more like runes/ sigils, but does anyone know of alphabets that can be learnt to be cursive with examples, or how to potentially learn to make any cipher alphabet script to be cursive with a how-to guide & tips? I'd like to continue practicing before I can finally afford my Grimoire, to help be a step ahead skills wise.

I tend to generally write far more with cursive and it feels far more fluid and natural than just putting down each symbol without any linking, and for me it just looks really pleasing, and helps me get in the zone when I'm writing my notes. It feels faster to use cursive too, than writing letters out individually.

Thank you for reading (what surely could have been written more concisely.) ✨