
The Munich Manual
Read a medieval book of conjurations through extraordinary teachers, imagined banquets, impossible travel, dreams and instruments of vision.

Ancient pages. Clear explanations. A world of connections.
Choose a subject, begin a lesson, or open a book.
Finish lessons, spend time with the original books, and watch your collection grow.
Explore related books together. A subject can lead through several traditions—and back to Agrippa.
23 collections, each with a free way in. The historical pages beneath our illustrations are from the books themselves—open a page, or follow its guided course.
82 lessons across these collections · 6 free introductions
From ancient Egyptian spells to later grimoires and critical accounts of witchcraft, compare distinct traditions in their own words.

Read a medieval book of conjurations through extraordinary teachers, imagined banquets, impossible travel, dreams and instruments of vision.

Study a richly drawn French manuscript of spirit courts, personal signs and material arts, alongside the magical elements of Peter of Abano and an invocation of Uriel.

Explore commands, negotiated pacts, infernal offices, treasure and angelic mirrors in a complete French Dragon Rouge witness.

Enter an ancient Egyptian magical handbook of visionary vessels, divine guests, dream answers, hidden names and the solar boat.

From the bookLatin edition · 1577 · Part 3 · cols. 913–914Open this page Read royal processions, invisible music, hidden knowledge and changing forms in the spirit catalogue Weyer printed within his critical work on demonic deception.

Explore a French treasury of hidden natural powers: planetary materials, elemental inhabitants, guarded treasure, exposed deceptions and rural protective charms.
Follow a short path through related teachings. Every path begins free, and each brings Agrippa into conversation with other books.
Follow hidden causes from Agrippa’s three worlds to everyday wonders and alchemical matter.
Compare stars, seasonal hours and planetary governors. Discover where the authors’ systems meet—and differ.
Explore preparation, spiritual guidance, instruments of vision and the making of a written record.
Browse every member book and edition in one place. Choose among 45 reading volumes and 8,427 pages, including Agrippa in English and Latin and all thirteen parts of Fludd.
Choose by title, author or language. Reading volumes include different editions and separate parts of longer works; the catalogue tells you what each one contains.
Historical pages, modern illustrations and clear explanations.
Follow the sources. Make your own connections.