CONJURE CODEX arises from the cauldron of winter to both stimulate the waking mind and encourage its dreaming here on the cusp of Spring. The blue issue is full to bursting with insights and revelations, presenting us with sorceries and wisdom from a range of cultures and eras. As before the quality and quantity of material is of astonishing standard, so that some readers find it hard to believe there have only been two previous issues. With that, welcome to the third!
 
                                      
 
 
                                      
“This Blue Conjure Codex is by far my favorite of the three. Apart from the fantastic essays on Conjure by all the Hadean notables like Jake-Stratton Kent, Alexander Cummins, and Nicholaj de Mattos Fisvold, we have BOTH translators of books of St Cyprian, Humberto Maggi and José Leitão, here to give background on the Christian side of the art.” — Jason Miller, Strategic Sorcerer and author of The Sorcerer’s Secrets: Strategies in Practical Magick.
 
                                      
 
 
                                      
Table of Contents
 
                                      
 
                                       
Interpreting the Spirit Catalogues: The Long Text Group, by Jake Stratton-Kent
 
                                       
Dirt Sorcery: Rich Soils – Dirts of Jupiter by Alexander Cummins
 
                                       
The Goetic Triangle: A New Look by Manly X. Hammer
 
                                       
The Mysterious Waters of Olokun by Nicholaj de Mattos Frisvold
 
                                       
An Allegorical Interpretation of the Spirits of the Air of Thursday by Darren Scriven
 
                                       
Faustus´s Good Friend: Being an Archaeology of Late Antiquity Magical Techniques obscurely found in Christian Apologetics by Humberto Maggi
 
                                       
Unapologetically Catholic by José Leitão
 
                                       
A Teacup Full of Dreaming: Thinning the Veil with Artemisia Vulgaris by Madeleine le Despencer
 
                                       
Nahualism or Necromancy?: The Symbolic Universe of the Vision Serpent in Mesoamerican Cosmology by Verónica Rivas