Grimoirium Imperium – The Book of The Old Spirits
by Victor Shaw, Attributed to Dr John Dee
 
 
"Imperium"—Latin for the power to command—stands at the heart of this dark and potent grimoire.
Grimoirium Imperium is a formidable occult manuscript detailing the conjuration, invocation, and subjugation of spirits, demons, and deities said to inhabit every realm—from the depths of hell and the heights of the heavens to the hidden corners of the earth and the vast reaches of the astral plane. It offers readers a path to command these entities, drawing on knowledge said to have originated from the legendary Abd Al-Hazred, who learned the secret art while wandering the deserts and communing with avatars of the unseen world.
 
With bold and evocative language, the text warns of the risks involved in such work—demons are said to be drawn to the book itself, making its reading a dangerous spiritual act. Each page is a doorway, and each name called carries both power and peril:
 
“The book attracts many demons to it… I urge that you pray they are gone and banish each time you turn a page…”
– Dr John Dee
 
This edition is ideal for students of demonology, ritual magick, and historical grimoires. It serves not only as a magical tool but as a piece of esoteric literature rooted in the Hermetic and occult traditions of Renaissance Europe.
 
About the Author:
Dr John Dee (1527–1608) was court advisor and astrologer to Queen Elizabeth I. A polymath and philosopher, he was a pioneer in navigation, mathematics, astronomy, and the esoteric sciences. A practitioner of alchemy and angelic communication, Dee remains one of the most influential figures in Western occult history.
 
 
 
 
 
Details:
 
Pages: 72
Trim Size: 5" x 8" (12.7 x 20.32 cm)
Edition: 1st
ISBN: 978-1-912461-13-4
Publication Date: 5 April 2018