
TranscriptionFrench (Plaingière ed., 18th c.)
GRIMORIUM VERUM, Vel probatissimè Salomonis Claviculæ Rabinæ Hebraici in quibus tum naturalia tum super naturalia secreta licet abditissima in promptu appareant, modò operator per necessaria et contenta faciat scientia tamen oportet Demonum potentia dum taxat peragantur.
Traduit de l'Hebreux par PLAINGIÈRE, Jésuite Dominicain, avec un Recueil de Secrets curieux.
A MEMPHIS, Chez ALIBECK, l'Egyptien. M. DCC. LXVII.
TranslationEnglish
GRIMORIUM VERUM, or the most approved Hebrew Rabbinic Clavicles of Solomon, in which both natural and supernatural secrets, although most hidden, appear readily, provided the operator does what is necessary and contained; yet it is necessary that the power of demons be exercised only through knowledge.
Translated from the Hebrew by PLAINGIÈRE, Jesuit Dominican, with a Collection of Curious Secrets.
AT MEMPHIS, At ALIBECK, the Egyptian. M. DCC. LXVII.























