Claude Lecouteux Reihenfolge der Bücher

Delving into the enchanting and eerie aspects of medieval times, this book reveals how the magical and haunted elements of that era continue to influence our modern world. Through vivid storytelling and rich historical context, it uncovers the lingering presence of folklore, traditions, and mystical beliefs that shape contemporary culture. The exploration invites readers to recognize the remnants of the past in today's society, blending history with a sense of wonder and intrigue.

Explores the many forms and abilities of the devil in stories from around the world.

Painting a portrait of Solomon the Magician-King, Lecouteux reveals how this legendary magus left a deep impression upon the occult, magical traditions, and philosophies of the ancient world that can still be felt to this day.

An exploration of werewolf beliefs and legends from Classical Antiquity to the post-medieval period

A collection of tales from the Middle Ages focused on otherworldly powers, magical animals, miracles, demonic apparitions, and supernatural events

An extensive look at the cartography and folklore of the afterlife worlds as seen by our ancestors

An exploration of the wild spirits that once roamed the lands and inhabited the waters and the pagan rites used to gain their good will.

A comprehensive study of the use of talismans and amulets in the Western Mystery Tradition.

This comprehensive exploration delves into ancient magical texts and the practices documented in the surviving grimoires. It examines the historical context, rituals, and beliefs associated with these mystical writings, offering insights into the world of magic as understood in past cultures. The study highlights the significance of these texts in the preservation of magical knowledge and their influence on contemporary practices.

Exploring the mystical beliefs surrounding gemstones, this book delves into how ancient cultures viewed stones as vessels of power and protection against misfortune. It compiles lore from various historical sources, detailing the magical properties and uses of over 800 stones, including ways to harness their abilities for healing and enhancement. The author, Claude Lecouteux, draws on rare texts to provide insights into both common and exotic stones, making this a vital resource for historians, gem enthusiasts, and practitioners of magic.