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| 簡介: |
冰岛巫术集+Galdrabok+北欧古符文魔法+神秘学+Rune |
| 語言: |
英文 |
| 格式: |
pdf |
| 作者: |
Flowers, Srephen E., 1953- |
| 目錄: |
Contents
Abbreviations ix
Acknowledgments xi
Introduction xiii
Part 1
Historical Background
Chapter I: Historical Context: Politico-Religious
Climate in Iceland 3
Heathen Period (870-1000) 3
Catholic Age (1000-1550) 5
Reformation Age (1550-1650): Iceland at 7
the time of the Galdrab6k
Chapter 2: History of Magic in Iceland 11
Heathen Period (870-1000) 11
Catholic Period (1000-1550) 19
Reformation Age (1550-1750) 21
Chapter 3: Icelandic Books of the Black Art 27
The Black Books of Legend 28
vi Contents
Text of the Galdrab6k 29
Other Historical Manuals of Magic 32
The Two Traditions in the North 35
Chapter 4: The Old Gods and the Demons of Hell 37
The Heathen Gods and Goddesses 38
The Demons of Hell 41
Chapter 5: Runes and Magical Signs 45
Chapter 6: Theory and Practice of Magic
in the Galdrab6k 51
Part 2
The Galdrab6k
The Galdrab6k 59
Appendices
Related Spells in Germanic Magic
Appendix A: Other Icelandic Sources 83
From the Huld Manuscript 83
From the Kreddur Manuscript 92
From Svend Grundtvig\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s Collection 99
From the Collection of Jon Amason 99
From Various Manuscripts Collected by
6lafur Davfdhsson 101
Appendix B: Heathen Magic in Old English
Manuscripts 105 |
The so-called Galdrab6k,' or "Book of Magic," is the single mosi
important document for understanding the practice of magic ir
late medieval Iceland. It is especially important in that it give,
a unique insight into the various religio-magical elements thai
went into a synthetic national magical tradition in Iceland al
the time of its compilation. No other document of comparable
age gives so many details of the preservation of the archaic Ger
manic gods, cosmology, and magical practices as does this little
manuscript. Here we are not dependent on folktales or indirect
reports through confessions exacted by the tortures of the In.
quisition or other churchly authorities to reconstruct the magico
religious views of the galdramenn (magicians) of the day; instead,
we have direct evidence of actual practices written by the rna.
gicians' own hands. In many ways the Galdrab6k is to the Ice
landic folktales of magic' what the runic inscriptions are to the
accounts of magic recorded in the sagas. They provide factua
corroboration of what otherwise might have been considered,
form of fantasy.
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