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Open Request Nigromantisches Kunst-Buch: An Early Grimoire of Demon Magic (German Occult Manuscripts in Translation)

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The Nigromantisches Kunst-Buch is one of the most substantial German grimoires on demon magic. It appears here for the first time in English translation, complete with introduction and commentary. The work, which translates as "Book of Nigromantic Arts", has a mysterious history. It likely dates from the 17th century but has much older roots, as it contains various sigils with a Faustian feel.



We know that before its 1743 republication by the "heirs of Peter Hammer", the Nigromantisches Kunst-Buch was part of the monastery collection of Prince-Abbot Rupert II (Rupert von Bodman). He was a remarkable historical figure from a Swabian noble family, who played an active role in saving women accused of witchcraft. Rupert II was confirmed by Emperor Leopold as the Archmarshal of the Empress and had a role in European history as a co-founder of the Principality of Liechtenstein. How and where he obtained the Nigromantisches Kunst-Buch remains unclear.
 
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