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Azif, Al - The Necronomicon

 
 
 
 
 
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Al Azif
Ye Book of Ye Arab, Abdul Alhazred, 730 at Damascus

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Dr_Taverner 5 months ago

Oh.. one odd note for people... when you encounter "Ye Old Ones" the Ye isn't actually rendered in that way but in a period manuscript is a letter we no longer use called a Thorn which after about 1550 was rendered as an upright line with a tangental line on the right making it look very much like a Y. The pronunciation of this letter is "Th" like with the Greek Theta making "Ye" pronounce as "The". Later attempts to "sound medieval" started using the Y not realising it was not the same letter as the Thorn. This letter passed into dissuse along with the long S which looks very much like an f.

Dr_Taverner 5 months ago

This is the Langford and Turner hoax Necronomicon which in its simplicity and adherance to actual magical practice makes this at least fifty times better than the Simonomicon. At least he's not relying mostly on Babylonian manuscripts but rather maintains a more Lovecraftian flavour.