Old Version of Sigillum Dei Aemeth

[gibil]

I did some tracking down tonight on my own behalf because I haven't done to much work with liber juratus do the fact that the text that is available is either of limited or incomplete nature. One version of the text that does look interesting is Liber Iuratus Honorii: A Critical Edition of the Latin Version of the Sworn Book of Honorius (Studia Latina Stockholmiensia, 48). I have done basic checks and I can't find a copy of this anywhere ((Not even thinking about the english portion let alone the latin portion)) that's "easy" to use.

~Gibs

[asterion]

the best edition is by far the one avalable on Peterson s page, it cannot even compare to the old version simply because Peterson had acces to more material and was more thorough. The dedication this man has for magical literature is astounding, especially keeping them free online for anyone interested to read.

so no one used the old version so far?

[somewhere forgotten]

To be honest its not that different so I just used Petersons. I find him usually very helpful. Despite disagreeing with him on the before mentioned point, he's a very nice man too.
I also put the seals of the angels by their names. that is the only difference i forgot to mention before.