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The Great Grimoire of Pope Honorius III by Pope Honorius III

The Great Grimoire of Pope Honorius III Pope Honorius III ebook
Page: 97
ISBN: 1879000091, 9781879000094
Format: pdf
Publisher: Trident Books

It seems he is comparing the Sworn Book of Honorius against the Grimoire of Pope Honorius III. They are complementary grimoires, The Black Dragon draws heavily on the 1760 (1810) Grimoire of Honorius, which is significantly different to the 1670 edition and the earlier 13th century Sworn Book of Honorius (Liber Juratus) which is an ancestor in title alone. Crossed keys is a chimeric binding of both The Black Dragon and the Enchiridion of Pope Leo III in a fresh translation by grimoire magician Michael Cecchetelli. There's an old tome known as The Grimoire of Pope Honorius that's all about black magic and demons and shit. I have not read the Sworn Book, but it sounds interesting. The Grimoire of Honorius is full of Book III continues with a discussion on the magical tools, inks, incense, perfumes, robes and metals, which are related to the planets. This set of red books contains the true names of the fallen angels and is rumored to have been used by Pope Honorius III to compose his great grimoire. Not to give too much away, but when a novel like SOUL'D OUT gets adapted to a screenplay, it has to be stripped down a great deal. The awful ritual of murdering children for using their skin for Papal Bulls and other Spells was first outlined in the Grimoire of Pope Honorius III at the beginning of the 13th Century. Theory states that Honorius was in fact either possessed by the Devil or the Devil himself. But instead of explicitly using the word "human child", the word " kid" is used. The great Egyptian God Thoth, the creator of writing and aligned with the Archangel Gabriel, became the Roman “Hermes Thrice Great.” Not only was his invention of writing The Grimoire of Honorius was credited to Pope Honorius III, who succeeded Pope Innocent III in 1216. The earliest proof comes from the man, Honorius of Thebes, a man who may have in fact been Pope Honorius III. It outlines how to RAISE demons, control them, and then how to defeat them.