£150.00
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Description
A cornerstone work of the contemporary magical revival. The first volume of Jake Stratton-Kent’s Encyclopaedia Goetica, The True Grimoire is a meticulous reconstruction of the Grimorium Verum from its corrupted Italian and French source texts — restoring the long-maligned grimoire to its rightful place as a coherent, genuinely workable system of goetic magic, complete with extensive commentary and notes from a practising necromancer.
First published in 2009, this second edition appears thirteen years later, in which time the book has become recognised as a critical and foundational text of the current magical revival — essential reading for anyone working seriously with Solomonic evocation, spirit conjuration, or the wider grimoire tradition. This edition has been fully redesigned and typeset by Alkistis Dimech, with striking necromantic emblems throughout by Artem Grigoryev.
Bound in black cloth boards bearing the seal of Frimost to the front, with red endpapers, a red ribbon marker, and a black dust jacket finished in bronze metallic ink and black foil. Issued with a letterpress print of The Prayer of the Salamanders. Printed on 150gsm paper, 265 pages.
