The Black Pullet (La Poule Noire): French Folk Grimoire of Talismanic Magic
Anonymous (French folk tradition)17600
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French folk grimoire presenting practical talismanic magic for wealth, protection, and treasure-finding. Combines celestial magic with folk practice. Features elaborate talismanic designs, magical words and formulas, and procedures for creating and activating talismans. Emphasizes practical results (wealth, protection, luck) over spiritual development. Written in accessible folk tradition rather than learned magical language. Reflects popular magical beliefs and desires of 18th-century European folk culture.
Also known asLa Poule Noire · The Black Hen
This edition1760
EditionFrench folk grimoire of uncertain origin, compiled 18th century. Presents practical talismanic magic and treasure-finding procedures. English translations appeared in 19th century.
Folk MagicTalismanic Magictreasure magicPopular magicProtection talismansWealth magicPlanetary magictalisman creationFolk traditionActivation proceduresPractical MagicMaterial correspondencesPractical resultsFolk magic practicesFrench Occult RevivalDefense against evil
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