grimoire

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A book of instructions in the use of magic or alchemy, especially summoning demons
(grammar, learning, writings) the book containing one's personal spells, rites, recipes, etc , as distinguished from the Book of Shadows of the Coven or Tradition; the medieval books of magickal procedures written by, or ascribed to, famous magicians
A book of instructions in the use of magic, especially summoning demons
A book of spells, often in the form of a diary Many practitioners keep such a log of their successful spells Ruth Chattan's grimoire is called the Book of Shadows Another example is the Grimoire of Eleanor Uasal Grimoires are often passed down through a family of practitioners so that each generation can benefit from the experiences of their elders
These books contained information on spells, divination, charms,recipies, etc Today a grimoire is considered a colection of herbals, spells, rituals and other useful magickal information
a manual of black magic (for invoking spirits and demons)
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    () From Old French grammaire Ancient Greek (grammatikos, “relating to letters”). See also grammar, glamour.
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