Liber Juratus Honorii
- Date of account
- Probably 14th century
- Location
- Latin Christian Europe; manuscript tradition includes England and France
- Source
- model_recalled_reference
- Record updated
- 2026-10-10
Record summary
The Sworn Book of Honorius is a medieval grimoire presenting prayers, ritual preparations, diagrams, and procedures directed toward divine or angelic knowledge, protection, and visions. Its prologue frames the book as a preservation of magical wisdom by assembled ritual specialists, while the text remains deeply shaped by Christian liturgy and penitential practice. It is valuable for comparing ecclesiastical language with learned magic and visionary aspiration. The text survives in variant manuscripts, and its historical use is difficult to reconstruct. This is an AI-recalled lead, not evidence of supernatural results.
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