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Libellus Magicus - Verus Jesuitarum Libellus, or, The True Magical Work of the Jesuits by Herbert Irwin Topics Magic, Magick, Occult Collection opensource Language English Libellus Magicus - a nineteenth-century manuscript of conjurations. The John G. White Collection, 1924 transcribed and edited by Stephen J. Zietz
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Verus Jesuitarum Libellus (The True Petition of the Jesuits) This digital edition and translation by Joseph H. Peterson, Copyright © 2000. All rights reserved. "Libellus" and "citatio" have special meanings in Canon Law. "Libellus" ("petition", literally booklet) is a document that introduces a case into court.
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The True Petition of the Jesuits is one of the stranger grimoires ever crafted by the hands of man. Spuriously attributed to the date of 1508, it is now recognized as dating to a half century or more later. The work focuses upon repeated, exorcism-like summoning rituals designed to obtain wealth and call forth, constrain, and punish demons.
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The Verus Jesuitarum Libellus, or "True Magical Work of the Jesuits, containing most powerful conjurations for all evil spirits of whatever state, condition and office they are, and a most powerful and approved conjuration of the Spirit Uriel; 1 to which is added Cyprian's Invocation of Angels, and his Conjuration of the Spirits guarding Hidden.
Verus Jesuitarum Libellus Herbert IRWIN, Author Anonymous First
The true Magical Work of the Jesuits; 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 Cyprian's Invocation of. Angels and his Conjuration of the Spirits.
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Verus Jesuitarum libellus : or, The true magical work of the Jesuits, containing most powerful charges and conjurations for all evil spirits.to which is added Cyprians Invocation of angels: Contributors: Irwin, Herbert: Subject: Literary forgeries and mystifications Magic Manuscripts, English: Description
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It assumes that the evil liver carries with him into the next world the desires which have depraved him here, and it allures him by his persistent affinities with the relinquished body. 1 In this way the use of blood came to be regarded as indispensable, because blood was held to be the medium of physical life; so also a portion of the body itse.
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Verus Jesuitarum Libellus - (Libellus Magicus or The True Petition of the Jesuits): (Circa 1508 CE): The Verus Jesuitarum Libellus (Libellus Magicus). Translated by Major Herbert Irwin in 1875, with its first publication by Scheible in 1847. The manuscript is now held in the John G. White Collection, with the latest edition being transcribed.
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Verus Jesuitarum Libellus: Or, the True Magical Work of the Jesuits, Containing Most Powerful Charges and Conjurations for All Evil Spirits. to which is Added Cyprians Invocation of Angels.
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The second aspect of Cyrpians manifestation, that of books which claim to be authored by him, range from texts of ceremonial evocation like the Clavis Inferi (one of my favorites), and the Verus Jesuitarum Libellus to books focusing more on Witchcraft, Folk Magic, and Prayer, like St Cyprians Black Goat Miracle.
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Verus Jesuitarum Libellus: The True Book of the Jesuits Paperback - September 17, 2010 by Anonymous (Author) 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 5 ratings
I still would make the same choice.
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