Dragon and lizard from Clavis Inferni

An elegant and magical illustration from Cyprian, Clavis Inferni, showing a red-winged dragon devouring a lizard.

The old writings Clavis Inferni, with the somewhat longer original title 'Clavis Inferni sive magica alba et nigra approbata Metatrona', can be translated to something like 'The key to Hell, with white and black magic, approved by Metatron'.
Metatron is an archangel mentioned in the Talmud and various Kabbalistic traditions.

Written in Latin, Greek, Hebrew and the magical alphabet created by the occultist Cornelius Agrippa, the book of magic dates back to around 1510.

The book is filled with invocations of spirits, demons and even God. But don't worry, because this occult book also offers guidance on how to get rid of the summoned spirits again.
Its pages are adorned with ancient languages ​​and symbols, inviting the reader into a realm of enchantment and wonder. Clavis Inferni is not for the faint of heart as it delves into the depths of both light and darkness and explores the limits of human understanding. Within its sacred texts one can find the power to summon spirits and harness their energies. This mysterious work is a key that unlocks the door to a world beyond our own where magic and mystery reign.
Throughout the book you will find beautiful and magical illustrations that contribute visual material to the many texts and rituals.

... So if you dare ...