04-10-2025, 09:25 PM
In general occult books had no name attached, firstly because it was illegal.. in a you will be burned alive way. Secondly because occult is by its definition otherworldly, the powers were bestowed or revealed (or whatnot) via an angel or demon (and so on), and this is why people believed they worked. So to say you come up with something.. is basically saying you are an angel or demon... again, you will be burned alive.. and also people wouldn't accept it. It's like someone saying they found a scroll in a cave and it was a list of commandments from god in comparison to them telling you their commandments, as though they are god. Its an important distinction and why for the most part names were not attached to these sorts of works. Though usually they still had the usual disclaimers, just in case.
Unless you are Antonius of Montolmo.. who I'm honestly not sure how he avoided becoming a pile of ash (You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.)
Unless you are Antonius of Montolmo.. who I'm honestly not sure how he avoided becoming a pile of ash (You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.)


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