Codex Saemundar

Ars Goetia

Introduction

Authored in the last years of the 11th century the Codex Saemundar defies simple
classification, but due to the unique nature of the work and its mythological occult
overtones, the manuscript is most easily understood as a antithetical catechism to
the ancient Scandinavian religion.

Layout

is broken into three parts.

one part mythography, infernal grimoire

History

the masterwork of Sæmundr fróði, better know as Sæmundr the Learned.

Sjö mörk Ymis -- The Seven Symbols of Ymir

• Höfuðin - (Heads)
• Bolkur - (Torso)
• Hrygg - (Spine)
• Vöðvi - (Arms)
• Hendur - (Hands)
• Kynfærin - (Genitals)
• Hraðaaukning - (Feet)

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