In the first part of this two-part blog series, I covered the Ars Notoria, quam Creator Altissimus Salomoni revelavit (The Notory Art,...

[The Special Blended Material of the Redacted Ars Notoria (Version B) and the Redacted Ars Brevis (The Short Art)] [Special Rubric] Say...

The second part of the ANQCASR continues here. AN = Ars Notoria. AB = Ars Brevis. Note that the variant passages are found in the Ars...

Here is the first part of the Latin text called Ars Notoria, quam Creator Altissimus Salomoni revelavit (The Notory Art, which the...

The fifteenth-century magical text of Italian origin called the Pauline Art [of Seven Figures] (Ars Paulina) claims its mythical origins...

The Ars Notoria (Notory Art) reveals evidence of scribal tampering and rewriting, and the reason for this is probably a simple one.  The...

The magical figures of the Ars Notoria hold a strange fascination over the viewer. The magical figures are key to unlocking the doors to...

“There are other books having to do with such calculation, such as the books of Pythagoras, who gives many letters and figures, and for...

New Latin Edition of the Ars Brevis, a Derivative of the Ars Notoria The Ars Brevis is a mid-fourteenth-century treatise on angelic magic...

The Ars Brevis instructs the reader to perform votive masses as part of the magical experiment(s). There are two versions of the Ars...

The Ars Brevis instructs the reader to perform votive masses as part of the magical experiment(s). There are two versions of the Ars...

The Ars Brevis instructs the reader to perform votive masses as part of the magical experiment(s). There are two versions of the Ars...

The Ars Brevis instructs the reader to perform votive masses as part of the magical experiment(s). There are two versions of the Ars...

The Ars Brevis is a mid-fourteenth-century magical treatise belonging to the ars notoria tradition, but it is most recognizably found in...

This article is Part 1 of 2, which may also be called “Necromancy: Six Ways to Summon the Dead.” Part 2 will present a survey of the...

After Julien Véronèse surveyed over fifty manuscripts of the Ars Notoria, he identified three versions of the textual tradition which he...

“Now, the seven mechanics are these: hydromancy, pyromancy, [and] nigromancy; under astrology, chiromancy, geomancy, geonogia, [and]...

The Ars Notoria (Notory Art) is a strange name for a 13th century magical handbook of prayers and figures. Why is it called that? There...

What was Robert Turner’s Latin source for his 1657 English translation of the Ars Notoria ? The most popularly known copy of the Ars...

“Specifically, on that very Friday, at the dawn of the day, you must take up your four [laurel] leaves, and with saffron mixed with...