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‎Kitab al Azif

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 *Information on the [[Gulf of S'glhuo]].
-*A chapter on a complicated and lengthy process capable of resurrecting the dead.
+*A chapter on a complicated and lengthy process capable of [[Resurrection (spell)|resurrecting the dead]].
-*A formula for temporarily banishing manifestations of [[Ahtu]] (a manifestation of [[Nyarlathotep]]).
+*A formula for [[Call Deity (spell)|temporarily banishing]] manifestations of [[Ahtu]] (a manifestation of [[Nyarlathotep]]).
 *Page 984 contains a passage in the [[Naacal]], no translation is given.
-*The Zoan Chant; a spell for reflected harmful powers sent against the caster.
+*The [[Zoan Chant (spell)|Zoan Chant]]; a spell for reflected harmful powers sent against the caster.
 *Stories about a [[Ghoul]].

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 *Stories about a [[Ghoul]].
-*A formula for [[Mind Transference]].
+*A formula for [[Mind Transfer (spell)|Mind Transference]].
 *Instructions on how to make the [[Powder of Ibn-Ghazi]].

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 *A chapter on a complicated and lengthy process capable of resurrecting the dead.
-*A formula for temporarily banishing manifestations of [[Ahtu]].
+*A formula for temporarily banishing manifestations of [[Ahtu]] (a manifestation of [[Nyarlathotep]]).
 *Page 984 contains a passage in the [[Naacal]], no translation is given.

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 *An illustration of the [[Furnace of Nug]].
-*A prophecy foretelling the rebirth of the high priest [[Nophru Ka]].
+*A prophecy foretelling the rebirth of the high priest [[Nophru-Ka]].
 * A chapter on [[Umr-At-Tawil]] and the ultimate gate.
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 Here follows a small selection of quotes from various translations of the Necronomicon:
-:''And it was dreamed again of the priest Nophra-Ka and of the words he spake at his death, how the son would rise to claim the title, and the son would rule the world in his father’s name, and the son would revenge his father’s murder, and the son would call the Beast that is worshipped, and the sands would drink the blood of the seed of the Pharaoh. In this manner did Nophra-Ka prophecy.'' - Excerpt from the Kitab al Azif.
+:''And it was dreamed again of the priest Nophru-Ka and of the words he spake at his death, how the son would rise to claim the title, and the son would rule the world in his father’s name, and the son would revenge his father’s murder, and the son would call the Beast that is worshipped, and the sands would drink the blood of the seed of the Pharaoh. In this manner did Nophru-Ka prophecy.'' - Excerpt from the Kitab al Azif.
 :''...Verily do we know little of the other universes beyond the gate which YOG-SOTHOTH guards. Of those which come through the gate and make their habitation in this world none can tell; although Ibn Schacabao tells of the beings which crawl from the Gulf of S'ghlhuo that they may be known by their sound. In that Gulf the very worlds are of sound, and matter is known but as an odor; and the notes of our pipes in this world may create beauty or bring forth abominations in S'glhuo. For the barrier between haply grows thin, and when sourceless sounds occur we may justly look to the denizens of S'glhuo. They can do little harm to those of Earth, and fear only that shape which a certain sound may form in their universe...'' - Translated from the Latin version.

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 *Information on an ancient aquatic race Alhazred terms the [[Dwellers in the Depths (race)|Dwellers in the Depths]]. This page also features an astrological chart.
-* Page 224 contains the [[Hoy-Dhin Chant]].
+* Page 224 contains the [[Hoy-Dhin Chant (spell)]].
 * Instructions on how to destroy an egg of [[Yig]] using a combination of musical notes.

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 *A large amount of information on the Antarctic [[Elder Things]].
-*Information on an ancient aquatic race Alhazred terms the [[Dwellers in the Depths]]. This page also features an astrological chart.
+*Information on an ancient aquatic race Alhazred terms the [[Dwellers in the Depths (race)|Dwellers in the Depths]]. This page also features an astrological chart.
 * Page 224 contains the [[Hoy-Dhin Chant]].

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 ==Versions==
 === Kitab al Azif===
-The Arabic manuscripts are faithful reproductions of  Abdul al Alhazred 's original.  These version are written upon scrolls and preserved in codices. All in all its contents total over one thousand pages  complete with star charts, formula tables and astrological maps.
+In Arabic, by Abd al-Azrad, c. 730 A.D. Original form unknown but numerous manuscript versions circulated among scholars. Immense compendium on nearly every aspect of the Mythos.  The Arabic manuscripts are faithful reproductions of  Abdul al Alhazred's original, written upon scrolls and preserved in codices. All-in-all its contents total over one thousand pages complete with star charts, formula tables, astrological maps, and numerous and divers spells.
 ===Greek Translation===

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	Giger's books are a collection of the artist's dark, monstrously erotic "biomechanical" surrealist artwork, and are named after Lovecraft's infamous book of forbidden lore while making no claim of actually being a version of that tome.		Giger's books are a collection of the artist's dark, monstrously erotic "biomechanical" surrealist artwork, and are named after Lovecraft's infamous book of forbidden lore while making no claim of actually being a version of that tome.

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		+	== ''Wilson Necronomicon'' ==
		+	''Colin Wilson's Necronomicon'', AKA the ''Wilson Necronomicon'' (or rarely ''Wilsonomicon''), is blatant hoax or "what if" fan-fiction version of the ''Necronomicon'' produced by paranormal researcher and writer [[Colin Wilson]], describing how it was translated by computer from a discovered "cipher text." It is far truer to Lovecraft's depiction than usual for hoax Necronomicons, and even incorporates quotations from Lovecraft's stories into its passages. See ''[[Colin Wilson's Necronomicon]]'' for details.

	==Role Playing Game Stats==		==Role Playing Game Stats==

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 *A formula for [[Mind Transference]].
-*Instructions on how to make the [[Powder of Ibn Ghazi]].
+*Instructions on how to make the [[Powder of Ibn-Ghazi]].
 *A foot note containing an untitled formula capable of opening a gateway to [[Cthugha]].

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	===[[Voynich Manuscript]]===		===[[Voynich Manuscript]]===
		+	This is a fictionalized version of the real-world tome, ''[[Voynich Manuscript]]''.
		+
	The Voynich manuscript was discovered in an Italian castle in 1921 and was translated by [[Paul Dunbar Lang]] in the 1960s. It is a fragment, or summary of the Necronomicon translated in the 1200s. The text was highly hidden, behind both a fake cypher, and a medieval Arabic transliteration of a Greek and Latin mix. It mentions [[Azathoth]] as a "vortex filled with stars" and follows it with a description of quantum theory. It also mentions references to genes and other very advanced scientific theories as well as more occult texts.		The Voynich manuscript was discovered in an Italian castle in 1921 and was translated by [[Paul Dunbar Lang]] in the 1960s. It is a fragment, or summary of the Necronomicon translated in the 1200s. The text was highly hidden, behind both a fake cypher, and a medieval Arabic transliteration of a Greek and Latin mix. It mentions [[Azathoth]] as a "vortex filled with stars" and follows it with a description of quantum theory. It also mentions references to genes and other very advanced scientific theories as well as more occult texts.