Description: This rare and coveted grimoire, titled "Black Pullet," is a must-have for any serious collector or practitioner of magic and the occult. Bound in a sturdy hardcover and published by Black Letter Press, this book is a treasure trove of knowledge on topics such as philosophy, magic, and the supernatural. The pages within are filled with spells, rituals, and insights into the nature of reality that will fascinate and intrigue any reader. With its roots in witchcraft and Goetia, this grimoire is a powerful tool for those seeking to explore the dark and mysterious aspects of magic. Don't miss your chance to add this rare and valuable item to your collection. Translated, edited and introduced by Paul Summers Young "The science of the Magicians, preserved in the language of the hieroglyphs, has been lost. I am its last living custodian. Together we shall read these signs upon the walls of this pyramid, whose meaning has eluded scholars for centuries." Dismissed by A.E. Waite as the probable work of mischievous priests in Rome, The Black Pullet is a ‘novella of ideas’ grounded in the Egyptomania that gripped France in the 1820s. Part magical handbook, part orientalist fantasy, in its various editions The Black Pullet was a popular, Bibliotheque Bleue-style grimoire in the spirit of Kircher’s Hermetic Egyptology at the very moment the new Egyptology was born. This new edition presents the talismans of the 1820 edition made famous by Waite, along with the instructions for the ‘Black Hen who Lays the Golden Eggs’ and the ‘Black Owl’. It incorporates material from three variant editions of the book, and contextual extracts from its literary inspiration, ‘Le Comte de Gabalis’.
Price: 75 USD
Location: Joliet, Illinois
End Time: 2025-01-29T14:57:16.000Z
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Binding: Hardcover
Place of Publication: United States
Language: English
Publisher: Black letter press
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Topic: Magic,Occult,Philosophy
Subject: occult,grimoire,goetia