A Cunning Man's Grimoire

This intriguing grimoire blends scholarly and folk magic, presenting unique astrological insights and practices from various traditions. A Cunning Man's Grimoire is truly distinct.

This manuscript serves as a unique grimoire, functioning as a practical manual for magic practitioners. Unlike traditional grimoires that focus on specific methods for invoking spirits, A Cunning Man's Grimoire is a composite work that draws from various sources, blending learned practices with local village magic. It reflects the experiences of a practicing Cunning man, offering insights that are both scholarly and rooted in folk traditions.

What sets A Cunning Man's Grimoire apart is its extensive astrological information, which includes its own set of astrological tables. This aspect is crucial for understanding the timing of magical operations, yet it is often overlooked in other grimoires. The manuscript delves deeper than just planetary days and hours, providing detailed timing aspects that enhance the effectiveness of the magical practices included.

Additionally, the book explores the 28 Mansions of the Moon and image magic, elements that are typically absent from Solomonic texts. These concepts originate from a different magical tradition with Arabic and Indian influences, making this grimoire a fascinating intersection of diverse magical streams. By examining both the learned and local aspects of magic, A Cunning Man's Grimoire offers a comprehensive resource for those interested in the multifaceted world of practical magic.