La seriedad de la muerte.

El horror proviene del alma el resto es solo polvo, hueso, vanidad humana y sangre seca. Hay un tránsito... un pasadizo geométrico en el cuál los ángulos y las rectas estan formados por morfemas. Es un camino lleno de peligros.

Liber. L' Impotenza del Demonio. Ars Diaboli.

El demonio es impotente para engendrar en su más amplia acepción, por eso su semen es frio como el hielo. No tiene vida aquel que la ha perdido. Tampoco puede enseñar a volar a sus adeptos. Solo les miente y engaña. Esta es la naturaleza de su rencor. Puerta tras puerta ha abierto, pero esto es tan solo un andar a tientas. A tientas entre tinieblas. Más el iniciado puede de él sacar gran provecho. Deberá estar atento y protegido en extremo, pues el diablo odia a quién con él se atreve.

Algunos libros, sobre este tópico, se han escrito. Muchos han desaparecido. Algunos, aún, quedan desafiando al tiempo y a la incomprensión de los hombres que aún gritan "ars diaboli".

Aquí os dejo uno, el de Clemente Baroni, marqués de Cavalcabo del año 1753.

L'impotenza del Demonio - 1753.

La nostra prima riproduzione del libro L'impotenza del Demonio.
Il libro originale è del 1753 scritto da Clemente Baroni e pubblicato a Rovereto dal Marchesani.
Testo del libro in lingua italiana, perfettamente leggibile. Pagine e copertina anticate con prodotti naturali, assolutamente non tossici. Rilegatura a mano, come da foto.
Un testo molto interessante. Si legge a pagina 92: "Si dimostra, che il Demonio non può instruire gli uomini al volo.", oppure a pagina 17 "Enumerazione de' modi, ne' quali si potrebbe supporre, che fosse possibile al Demonio di trasportare i Corpi Umani a suo talento da un luogo all'altro."


JuanNoals

Liber ánima

...De la vida de los libros, de sus sueños y maldades.

Liber
quoad
exteriorem formam
est vel in folio
vel in quarto
vel in octavo
vel in duodecimo.

Liber est
aut columnatus
aut linguatus.

Intus sunt folia
duabus paginis
aliquando
columnis divisa
et cumque
notis marginalibus.

Bibliopola
vendit libros
in bibliopolio
quorum conscribit
catalogum.

Livri disponuntur
per repositoria
et exponuntur
super pluteum.

Multitudo librorum
vocatur bibliotheca.

Smaragdus est viridis...

El hombre ha demostrado, en el transcurso del tiempo, tener más pasión por algunas piedras que por sus semejantes.
Algunas de ellas brillan en la oscuridad maliciosamente.

Arena
et sabulum
est comminutus lapis.

Saxum est
pars petrae.

Cos
silex
marmor, &c.
sunt obscuri lapides.

Magnes
attrahit ferrum.

Gemmae sunt
lapilli pellucidi.

Adamas est candidus.
Rubinus est rubeus.
Sapphirus est caeruleus.
Smaragdus est viridis.
Electrum est flavus.

Gemmae angulati
micant.

Margarita crescunt
in conchis.

Corallia
in marini arbuscula.

Vitrum simile est
crystallum.

... as I said...

Gravel
and sand is
crushed stone.

Stone is
a piece of a rock.

Grindstone
quartz
marble, etc.
are dark stones.

Lodestone
attracts iron.

Jewels are
clear stones.

Diamond is white.
Ruby is red.
Sapphire is blue.
Emerald is green.
Amber is yellow.

Polished gems
sparkle.

Pearls grow
in shellfish.

Corals
in marine reefs.

Glass is like
crystal.

... and the soil of a man heart is stonnier.

Ars Diaboli. Biografía de Satan.

"...and the Devil returned to claim what was rightfully his..."

Biography - Satan: Prince of Darkness - His Full Story

DESIDERIO TOPICO I y II

†Desiderio Ω

Primer tópico. La puerta en el muro. Su conjuro y apertura.

Conocemos el ritual. Se transita sencillamente de acuerdo al compás de Boudet. El dogma es un capricho de los Ángeles, amén de esto es por todos aquí conocido. Debe ser dicho en voz alta, la poesía así lo reclama.

Boudet lo indica al seguir las series de Fourier.

Queda además reconocido el aporte de Minccio Rivalta sobre la serie en cuestión.

Siguiendo las series de Fourier se arriba a la ÖGºrsÜš ìx çÓË"8OJµ¢íH¨porta umbrarum.

Rivalta delli morti:f(x)=tenebris〖:a〗_0+∑_(n=1)^∞▒〖(Sangrant luciferus:a_n cos⁡〖nπx/L〗+b_n sin⁡〖nπx/L〗 )‡〗

Una delle opere più importanti sugli esseri sovrannaturali quali i vampiri, i demoni e gli angeli, e sulla potestata, la magia.

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Segundo topico. Del espacio en la herboristería medieval.

La hierba amarga.

THYMÓN KATEDAN

Thyme (Thymus vulgaris Linnaeus) is a centuries-old potherb native to the western Mediterranean. The herb was called thymon by the ancient Greeks from therein meaning to make a burnt offering. Thyme was burned as incense in temples and later to sanctify or purify houses.

Thymon was apparently later confused with the Greek word thymos meaning mind, soul, spirit, and courage. A person said 'to smell of thyme' meant someone of admirable style, activity, and energy. Gerard's Herbal (1633) declares of thyme, "Of his native properties it relieves them which be melancholic." The herb was taken as a cordial to invigorate and inspire courage.

Fine

Witchcraft I. The Divine King in England.

Romanorum Brittaniae

Brittania before Anglo - Saxon Heptarquía

Sangrant Colchester Chronicles, where Bir - Bir - Boust, the black magician, is named for the first time.

“… When the wizard has prepared the poison, he ought to have the magic number. He certainly would need the best way to get away from that place.

The number is the strongest shield against the devils.

The difference among wizards and magicians is easy to see; the first one only asks to the devil and waits, but the second always gives an order. The devil deeply hates magicians for this reason.”

(Extract from the manuscript of the ancient Devils’ battles. Colchester circa 380 A.D.)

“When finally King Brannon was put to death, and the strong walls of Kaerdungeon castle were destroyed; Branddu[1], the powerful Geisddu[2], came from hell flying through the dark. That very day an obscure kingdom was erected and the lights were suddenly back, leaving the region. So it was abandoned to its doom”.

(Extract from the manuscript of the ancient Devils’ battles. Colchester circa 382 A.D.)

“… Indeed a big army moved through the countryside in those days. Some tribes tried to stop the army of the dark, but they were defeated, and a cruel enemy never seen before put their villages and towns on fire. So many suffered, and a terrible bath of blood floods like a red and wide river of tears. There was no mercy for the defeated. Altogether, men, women and children, even the cattle and farm animals, were slaughtered with no mercy.

In the first battlefield, known until today as “Clan Moran moors”, fallen the principal leaders of the opposition army. Among them were the Earl Kirkie Fitzpatrick, Sir John Upham, Sir Douglas Moore, and the Royal Steward William Borough.

In the lines of the evil enemy fall down the Thane Bogt Bog of Clannan; a Norman count named Maurice Manglêdê; a dreadful Scottish witch called Bir-Bir-Boust and the twin cruel brothers Katharine and Edgar Frazer, this last Earl of Fife.

(Extract of the manuscript of the ancient Devils’ battles. Colchester, circa 382 A. D.)

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[1] Gaelic, meaning Black crow,
[2] Gaelic, meaning Black wizard.