Editions Cénomane Broché 1984 In-8 (15 x 21,4 cm), broché, 160 pages, illustrations en noir et blanc ; marques de frottement sur les plats, bords des plats légèrement recourbés, par ailleurs intérieur frais, assez bon état. Livraison a domicile (La Poste) ou en Mondial Relay sur simple demande.
EDITIONS JACQUES BERSEZ. 1977. In-8. Broché. Bon état, Couv. convenable, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 125 pages. Nombreuses illustrations en noir et blanc, dans le texte.. . . . Classification Dewey : 133.4-Magie, sorcellerie, démonologie
Classification Dewey : 133.4-Magie, sorcellerie, démonologie
Jérôme Millon, 1993, 442 pp., broché, bon état.
Amiot Dumont 1952
Bon état Broché jaquette. illustré de photographies originales en noir, ouvrage enrichi d un envoi de lauteur . voyage polynésie navigation sorcellerie - largeur/hauteur : 16x21 cm - poids : 400 g - nombre de pages : 259 p. - langue :
Un ouvrage de 284 pages, format 155 x 230 mm, illustré, broché couverture couleurs, publié en 2010, Editions Ouest-France, bon état
En Flandre, dans le Hainaut et en Picardie
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Le Grand Livre de la Sorcellerie et de la WICCA par Jacques Rubinstein (1984) en bon état
Publications populaires. non daté. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. défraîchie, Manque en coiffe de pied, Papier jauni. 249 pages - quelques pages non coupées - dos abîmé - coiffe en tête déchirée - plats tâchés et jaunis - deuxième plat plié - quelques figures en noir et blanc dans le texte. . . . Classification Dewey : 133.4-Magie, sorcellerie, démonologie
L'art de se faire aimer , recettes secrètes pour l'Amour, la fortune, le bonheur, la santé, la puissance, la domination, la jeunesse et la virilité - tous les moyens magiques pour réussir dans la vie - les envoûtements, pactes sataniques et Messes noires - la divination par les songes, les mains, les cartes les astres, le mars de café etc... - L'art des sorciers Classification Dewey : 133.4-Magie, sorcellerie, démonologie
France, Lyon, Claude Landry, 1620. In-8. Text in Latin. 2 volumes of 3 complete itself. Last part dated 1621 under title: Daemonomastix sive Vniversi operis adversus daemones et maleficos ad vsum praesertim exorcistarum concinnati, is not included. Colation: V 1: title page in black and red, indexes and 544 p.: Henricus Institoris & Jakob Sprenger - Malleus maleficarum : maleficas et earum haeresin framea conterens... 2. Fr. Ioannis Nideri - Formicarum de maleficis, & earum praestigiis ac deceptionibus... V2.1: title page in black and red, indexes and 317 p.: 3. Bernhardi Basin - Opusculum de artibus magicis ac magorum maleficiis. 4. Vlrici Molitoris - Dialogus de lamiis, & Pythonicis mulieribus. 5. Ioannis de Gerson - Libellus de triale spirituum. 6. Thomas Murner - Libellus de Pythonico contractu.7. Bartholomaei de Spina - Quaestio de strigibus seu maleficis. 8. Io. Franciscum Ponzinbium - De lamiis, apologia prima [-quarta]. V2.2: title page in black and red, indexes and 506 p.: 9. Joan. Laurentii Ananiae - De Natura daemonum. 10. R.P.F. Bernardi Comensis - Tractatus de strigibus, cum notis Franc. Pennae. 11. Ambrosii de Vignate - Elegans ac utilis quaestio de lamiis seu strigibus. 12. Joan. Gersonii - Tractatus de erroribus circa artem magicam et articulis reprobatis. 13. Joan. French Leonis - Libellus de sortilegiis. 14. Jacobi Simancae - Titulus unicus de lamiis. 15. Alphonsi a Castro, Zamorensis - de Impia sortilegarum. 16. Pauli Grillandi - Tractatus de sortilegiis eorumque poenis. A collected edition of the most famous book about witches ever written including other works dedicated to occult topic. 16 extremely rare treatises on demonology and witchcraft in a single binding in three parts! Over 1,300 pages, 3 separate title pages, tables of contents, and indexes. Complete 1620 edition itself. Internal condition: very good. Binding: good. Professionaly restored parchment on the spine. Solid antiquarian condition. Bibliography: The Encyclopedia of Witchcraft and Demonology, Robbins, 1964; Not in Caillet, Dorbon, Yve-Plessis or Bibliotheca esoterica; USTC 6902887. Provenance: XVII c. - Chistophori Solarij U.I.D. & Bibliothecae Slacoverdensis Scholarum Piarum.
NATHAN. 1975. In-4. Cartonné. Bon état, Couv. légèrement passée, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. Sans pagination, environ 15/20 pages. Nombreuses illustrations bicolores et photos en couleurs dans le texte.. . . . Classification Dewey : 133.4-Magie, sorcellerie, démonologie
L'allumette s'entête. Le cheveu têtu.... Classification Dewey : 133.4-Magie, sorcellerie, démonologie
Antwerpen 1997 Hadewijch Soft cover 1st Edition
Couverture souple, 23 x 16 cm, 255 pages, néerlandais, Première édition, Illustrations, état : Très bon [Cette description peut avoir été traduite par une IA.]
Un ouvrage de 485 pages, format 155 x 235 mm, broché couverture couleurs rempliée, publié en 1978, Fayard, bon état
Du XIVe au XVIIIe siècle
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Paris, Jean Millot, 1615. In-12 : 109pp, (1). Full original vellum binding and endpapers with blank pages. Parchment with defects on the cover, few stains at the end of book. Shorter page 103/104 due to handmade paper inperfections. Some worm holes. Bright and complete copy. Two old ink different anotations on the first endpaper. This exceptionally rare 1615 Parisian first edition, published by Jean Millot, represents a foundational cornerstone in early modern demonological literature and the history of psychiatry. Written by the French physician Jean de Nynauld, De la lycanthropie, transformation et extase des sorciers is widely celebrated by historians Evans and Bartholomew as "the most extensive and detailed description of ointments in relation to both witchcraft and lycanthropy." Across four meticulous chapters dedicated entirely to the salves of sorcerers, Nynauld documents the grim contemporary lore surrounding these unguents, including the notorious belief that they utilized the fat of sacrificed children. However, rather than validating these horrors as supernatural reality, Nynauld applies a brilliant, early medical rationalism to the phenomenon. He boldly declares the numerous reports of murderous, cannibalistic shapeshifters and sabbat flights to be powerful hallucinations brought on by diabolical chemistry—specifically, the pharmacological effects of psychoactive herbs. Defying the harsh inquisitorial consensus of his era, he firmly regards those who claim they metamorphose into animals not as literal monsters or heretics, but as sufferers of severe mental disorders and clinical delusion. Consequently, this prized editio princeps stands as a crucial historical milestone, marking the transition from superstitious witch-hunting to a rational understanding of early pharmacology and mental health. Bibliography: "One of the "classic" works on Witchcraft and nevertheless one of the rarest." (Caillet 8124), The Encyclopedia of Extraordinary Social Behavior 333-39; Guaita, Bibliothèque occulte 774; Coumont, Demonology and Witchcraft: An Annotated Bibliography N38.3; Laehr, Die Literatur der Psychiatrie, Neurologie und Psychologie I: 159; Cioranescu 51435; Yve-Plessis, 975; USTC No. 6013581. Keywords : Keywords : Grimoire, Magie, Occultisme, Charmes, Sorcellerie, Diables
Un ouvrage de 192 pages, format 125 x 175 mm, illustré, broché couverture couleurs, publié en 1995, Découvertes Gallimard
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Hachette, 1968. In-8° broché de 288 pages. Trois lettres au feutre sur la couverture et sur la page de garde.Bon etat.
1950 Vigot frères éditeurs broché, 144p + 14pl. bon état.
<p>Les hommes, les croyances, les pratiques, pharmacopée et thérapeutique, avec 14 figures hors texte.<br></p>
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Wolffenbüttel [Wolfenbüttel]: Zu finden bey Johann Christoph Meißner, 1733. In-8, 136 pp., [4] leaves (Register). Small octavo (17 x 10 cm). Contemporary red cardboard binding, incorporating the original paper wrapper. Covering material stained. Paper greyed. Interior minimally rubbed and bumped, slightly stained and dusty. 1st and only edition, Extremely Scarce!!! First edition of this exceptionally and unique rare and foundational text-monument of early European vampirology, published at the absolute zenith of the 18th-century "Vampire Controversy" (Vampyrstreit). This seminal octavo volume comprising the one-color title page in black, 136 pages of gothic Fraktur text, and the final index leaves, stands as one of the most critical contemporary intellectual responses to the vampire panic that swept Central and Southeastern Europe. The hysteria, which gripped the public imagination following the official Habsburg military and medical reports from the Serbian borders—most notably the grim exhumations related to Peter Plogojowitz in 1725 and Arnold Paole in 1732—effectively introduced the Slavic concept and the very word "vampire" into the lexicon of Western European Enlightenment discourse. The author, Johann Christoph Harenberg (1696–1774), an eminent German theologian, historian, and school rector, approaches this terrifying contemporary phenomenon with a sophisticated blend of early scientific rationalism and Protestant orthodoxy. While providing his readers with highly detailed, sensational, and meticulously recorded case studies of alleged vampiric attacks and ritualistic desecrations of corpses along the volatile Ottoman-Serbian frontiers ("Gräntzen des Servien-Landes"), Harenberg systematically deconstructs the supernatural myths surrounding them. He fiercely rejects the physical reality of the animated dead, brilliantly diagnosing the epidemic not as a literal threat, but as a "disease of the imagination" (Phantastische Seuche). He argues that the perceived visitations are the tragic products of mass psychological trauma, rural ignorance, premature burials, and the natural, misunderstood processes of bodily decomposition. Furthermore, from a theological standpoint, Harenberg maintains that God would never permit the souls of the deceased to return to the mortal realm for such grotesque purposes, attributing the sightings to demonic illusions or sheer human sensory deception. Preceding Dom Augustin Calmet’s celebrated and widely translated phantom treatise by more than a decade, Harenberg’s work represents a vital, transitional milestone bridging the late-baroque fascination with the occult and the burgeoning skepticism of the Age of Reason. Recorded in the German national bibliography under VD18, this remains a highly coveted, profoundly influential masterwork for specialized collections focusing on the history of magic, early medicine, folklore, and the European Enlightenment. An item of legendary rarity on the open market, this 1733 first edition represents an exceptional, census-proven acquisition opportunity for the discerning collector of early occult and Enlightenment literature. According to worldwide institutional databases and international library union catalogs (including WorldCat and the Karlsruhe Virtual Catalog / KVK), fewer than 12 institutional copies of the physical 1733 original printing are recorded globally, with the vast majority permanently secured within key European state repositories such as the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek in Munich, the Herzog August Bibliothek in Wolfenbüttel, and the Universitätsbibliothek Göttingen. The vast majority of library search results for this title point strictly to modern digital facsimiles, microform copies, or late 20th-century reprints, masking the true, extreme scarcity of the physical artifact. Since virtually all known original copies are institutionalized and perpetually removed from commerce, public auction appearances of this seminal vampire tract are virtually non-existent. A profoundly elusive work of early Vampyrologia, this piece stands as an ultimate desideratum that has historically escaped even the most exhaustive collections of early horror and paranormal history. Bibliographie: VD18 14205289; OCLC/WorldCat: 257577536 / 934812328; Hamberger-Meusel: III, 75; Summer, Montague: The Vampire: His Kith and Kin (London, 1928) – Cited as one of the critical early German works addressing the Serbian vampire epidemics of 1725–1732; Hock, Stefan: Die Vampyrsagen und ihre Verwertung in der deutschen Literatur (Berlin, 1900), p. 34; Not in Caillet; Graesse [Grasse]: Bibliotheca Magica et Pneumatica (1843), p. 125; Not in USTC; Cornell Library: Witchcraft BF1556 .H27. Provenance: Antiquariat Peter Fritzen, January 2018, No. 93., Librairie ancienne LIRI, 2025. Since 1990 only one auction record (2004, Falk & Falk, 12, no. 20). This copy has no owners annotations (ex-libris, marks, stamps, handwritten notes).
Nuremberg: Johann Daniel Tauber, 1676. Book in Latin and German. In-8. [12], 162; 102; 256, [73] pages, including errata leaf at end. Contemporary vellum, ink title on the spine, occasional light foxing. Title in red & black. Later edition of this work on magic and witchcraft by J.G. Godelmann (1559-1611), German diplomat and professor of law at Rostock University. Book contains 3 parts. The 1st and 2nd part contains information on magic, sorcerers, and witches, the 3rd part dedicates to legal procedures in witchcraft cases. The book was placed on the Index of prohibited books in 1601. Bibliography: Ref. VD-17 1:0629512, Caillet 4226, Coumont G 43.5., Thorndike VI, 535-37. USTC 2589027. Not in BL London. Coumont G 43.5. - "Godelmann's greatest achievement lies in his, for this time, exceptionally decisive stance against the belief in witches". Provenance: From the library of André Lambert, with ex-libris. Ownership sticker: Oskar Gershel, Buchhandlung Stuttgart, Kronprinzstrasse 32. bound with Law book by MEVIUS (David) titled: Considerationes juridicae super Sex diversis punctis, indeque resultantibus Quaestionibus, in Causis Proprietariorum Pensionariorum subinde occurrentibus. Hall. Saxon.[Halle-sur-Saale], Sumptibus Simon. Joh. Hubneri, 1675.
Mep 13 76x1 48x18 03cm. Sans date. blu_ray. Un photographe d'art Shawn Burnett déménage à la campagne avec sa femme Helen pour l'aider à surmonter la perte de leur bébé. Des événements troublants liés à une vieille cabane sur leur propriété commencent à se manifester
, Paris, Vigot, 1908; in-8, broché. 3 ff., 456 pp.- EDITION ORIGINALE. 44 figures. «Ouvrage très intéressant. Non seulement il contient une étude approfondie des méthodes les plus modernes de l’hypnotisme, mais encore il se termine par un mémoire sur le Sténomètre, appareil inventé par l’auteur pour l’étude de la force nerveuse extériorisée (Magnétisme animal).- Léthargie, catalepsie, somnambulisme, suggestion mentale, hystérie, le trac des artistes, etc.». Caillet 5587.
Le Monde Alpin et Rhodanien, no 1 de l'année 1986, in-8 broché, couverture souple d'édition illustrée couleurs, 135 pages. Iconographie en noir et blanc. Absolument neuf
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Librairie Guénégaud 1977 livre étude 22*13,5 219 pages
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Gründ. 1945. In-8. Broché. Etat d'usage, Couv. défraîchie, Coiffe en pied abîmée, Papier jauni. 92 pages - nombreuses figures en noir et blanc dans et hors texte - quelques planches en noir et blanc - coiffes abîmées - plats jaunis avec des rousseurs.. . . . Classification Dewey : 133.4-Magie, sorcellerie, démonologie
Classification Dewey : 133.4-Magie, sorcellerie, démonologie
fascicule, 18,6 cm X 23,4 cm, 108 pp, dos collé, couverture souple. Ressemble à un tapuscrit.
Bords un peu frottes, tranches légèrement salies. Très bon état par ailleurs. Intérieur frais.
Un ouvrage de 223 pages, format 170 x 240 mm, illustré, broché couverture couleurs, publié en 2002, Editions Sud-Ouest, collection "Références", bon état
Histoire de Pierre de Lancre, envoyé en 1609 par Henri IV au Pays Basque pour juger la sorcellerie
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