Discover a historical perspective on period beliefs about witchcraft and “demonology” with the book Daemonologie

Daemonologie - with Original Illustrations is a well-known historical work attributed to King James I of England, presenting the religious and social views of the time on witchcraft, “demons,” and supernatural phenomena in the early modern period. If you are interested in the history of religion, cultural history, and the development of ideas about magic and occultism, this book can be a valuable resource.

The book Daemonologie offers insight into how these topics were considered in its era and may be accompanied by illustrations (depending on the specific edition). It should be read primarily as a historical document of its time, not as a guide to any practices.

This title can enrich the library of readers interested in the history of theology, law, and societal attitudes toward the “supernatural.” Visual content may vary between editions; the exact extent and style of illustrations always depend on the specific edition offered by the seller.

Why choose this book:

• Historical content on witchcraft and period demonology
• Illustrations (if included in the given edition), which can enhance the reading experience
• Text as a contemporary source for religious and cultural history
• An interesting choice for collectors and readers interested in historical esoteric and theological texts
• Helps broaden the context of how these topics were interpreted in the past

Product features:

• Text of the work Daemonologie (scope and language may vary by edition)
• May contain illustrations; their quantity and form depend on the edition
• Suitable for those interested in history, theology, and cultural history
• Availability in print or digital format depends on the specific e-shop offering
• A collectible title within historical texts