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A three-week intensive studying and exploring The Sworn Book of Honorius.
In this course, we’ll deep dive into Le Grimoire du Pape Honorius; a 17th to 19th century oath-bound grimoire, purportedly written by Pope Honorius III (1150 -1227). With claims to Solomonic Magic, this grimoire was intended to be used by priests—it discusses the conjuration and summoning of both demons and angels, and utilizes pentagrams and seals similar to those found in the Lesser Keys of Solomon.
A general overview of the text, with highlighted sections of importance to read and study
Discussion of the cultural, political, and societal mores of the time the book was collated—contrasting and comparing to our modern era
Guidance on safer practices to work with The Sworn Book of Honorius.
Anyone interested in studying medieval grimoires that have sculpted and shaped modern western occultism
Practitioners seeking deeper, traditional magical practices
Students who love a deep-dive into the history and lore of other cultures and their magical practices
Course Details
Thursdays: October 8th, October 15th, October 22nd
Time: 6 PM PT
Duration: 3 weeks, 90 minutes per lesson
Format: Live virtual class on Zoom (recordings available)
Cost: $111 (individual course) | $280 for all three Grimoire courses
Outcomes / Benefits
A deeper understanding of a quintessential Medieval Grimoire
Practical uses and modern applications of the book
Confidence in deciphering and interpreting the uses of more dense magical works
A three-week intensive studying and exploring The Sworn Book of Honorius.
In this course, we’ll deep dive into Le Grimoire du Pape Honorius; a 17th to 19th century oath-bound grimoire, purportedly written by Pope Honorius III (1150 -1227). With claims to Solomonic Magic, this grimoire was intended to be used by priests—it discusses the conjuration and summoning of both demons and angels, and utilizes pentagrams and seals similar to those found in the Lesser Keys of Solomon.
A general overview of the text, with highlighted sections of importance to read and study
Discussion of the cultural, political, and societal mores of the time the book was collated—contrasting and comparing to our modern era
Guidance on safer practices to work with The Sworn Book of Honorius.
Anyone interested in studying medieval grimoires that have sculpted and shaped modern western occultism
Practitioners seeking deeper, traditional magical practices
Students who love a deep-dive into the history and lore of other cultures and their magical practices
Course Details
Thursdays: October 8th, October 15th, October 22nd
Time: 6 PM PT
Duration: 3 weeks, 90 minutes per lesson
Format: Live virtual class on Zoom (recordings available)
Cost: $111 (individual course) | $280 for all three Grimoire courses
Outcomes / Benefits
A deeper understanding of a quintessential Medieval Grimoire
Practical uses and modern applications of the book
Confidence in deciphering and interpreting the uses of more dense magical works