The Book of Abramelin
- Date of account
- Hebrew Vorlage uncertain; principal extant version associated with 15th-century German manuscripts
- Location
- German-speaking Europe; later transmission through France and England
- Source
- model_recalled_reference
- Record updated
- 2026-10-10
Record summary
The Abramelin tradition describes an extended devotional and ritual regimen intended to attain knowledge and conversation with a personal “Holy Guardian Angel,” followed by operations involving spirits. Its narrative is attributed to Abraham of Worms and presented as travel-based transmission, making it relevant to textual authority, visionary aspiration, and the movement of esoteric teachings across languages. The work’s dating, relationship among Hebrew, German, and French witnesses, and the authenticity of its claimed author remain debated. This is an AI-recalled discovery lead, not a report of verified angelic contact.
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