Magick Grimoire Daniel Schulke Andrew Chumbley Occult

By

Daniel A. Schulke

XOANON, UK, 2005 (2007)

Mint condition

Special Limited Edition One of 77 copies

This being #13, and including an original hand-drawn talisman/ hand-painted art work by Daniel Schulke

Very rare, highly sought-after and hard to find magic grimoire, written by Andrew Chumbley's successor in the Cultus Sabbati - Daniel Schulke. This is a copy of the Arbor Infernis Edition, which was limited to only 77 copies, with this copy being number #13. It has been beautifully casebound in Moss-green cloth, with Mandrake Death's Head blocked in gold on the front cover, with further gilt stamped text, sigils & bands to the spine. Each copy is accompanied by an original hand-drawn talisman of coloured ink on papyrus, bearing one of 77 Emanants of the Arbor Infernis - the liminal genii of Midnight's Eden - with this copy having the 13th Talisman, which is housed in a green envelope, with a number of sigils drawn in black ink, with the words "Arbor Infernis" & "Talisman the Thirteenth", written beneath. Being such an early number, of such a small print run, and having the 13th Talisman included, will make this into a highly prized & sought-after, talismanic edition. This book is in Mint condition with all the pages clean, unmarked, and crisp. 

This grimoire deals with the magical practices of the Cultus Sabbati, in particular, the uses of trees, plants, herbs, flowers, roots, etc. in a vast array of magical practices. It instructs in the ways of evoking the genii & spirits of various trees & plants; the correct ways of gathering herbs, flowers, etc.; the various powers and uses of different plants; the formulae for making potions; selection of correct woods for making wands, and other magical tools & weapons; of the uses and manufacture of healing potions, protective devices, magical spells, charms of attraction, poisonous potions for inducing death, and much, much more. There are 526 pages, 26 chapters (each a book, named after its specific subject matter), over 70 illustrations, with numerous sigils and seals. This grimoire is indispensible to any magician, sorcerer or witch, and is a perfect companion volume to Daniel Schulke's Ars Philtron & Andrew Chumbley's AZOETIA.