NECRONOMICON

Or

Ye Book Of Dead Names

The original title is Al Azif. Written by Abdul Alhazred in about year 720 in Damaskus. In year 950 the book was renamed to the Necronomicon by the greek Theodorus Philetas. It was burned in the year 1050 by command of Mikael (The greek text; no one knows where the original book is located).

Contents:

• INTRODUCTION
• Prefatory Notes
• Chart of Comparisons
• Supplementary Material to 777
• Notes on Pronunciation
• The Spells (Translated)
• Common Sumerian Words and Phrases in English
• A word Concerning the Original Manuscript
• Banishings
• Bibliography & Suggested Reading List

• The Testimony of the Mad Arab
• Of the Zonei and Their Attributes
• The Book of Entrance, and Of the Walking
• The Incantations of The Gates
• The Conjuration of the Fire God
• The Conjuration of the Watcher
• The MAKLU Text
• The Book of Calling
• The Book of Fifty Names
• The MAGAN Text
• The URILIA Text
• The Testimony of the Mad Arab, the Second Part

• To Raise up Ye Stones
• Of Diverse Signs
• To Compound Ye Incense of Zkauba
• To Make Ye Powder of Ibn Ghazi
• Ye Unction of Khephnes Ye Egyptian
• To Fashion the Scimitar of Barzai
• Alphabet of Nug-Soth
• Ye Voice of Hastur
• Concerning Nyarlathotep
• Of Leng in Ye Cold Waste
• Of Kadath Ye Unknown
• Of Ye Old Ones and their Spawn
• To Call Forth Yog-Sothoth
• To Conjure of Ye Globes
• Ye Adjuration of Great Cthulhu
• To Summon Shub-Niggurath Ye Black
• Ye Formula of Dho-Hna

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