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1335:. The text originally contained 11 volumes, nine in the carefully abridged published edition, but the story implies it may have had more at different times in the past. Rumor has it that Mythos Scholar, Antonius Quine, once published a corrected edition of the Revelations of Gla'aki bound in a single volume.
1331:. Within the lore of the Cthulu Mythos, whenever Gla'aki slept, the members of his cult had periods of free will, and, since they were part of Gla'aki and shared his memories, they wrote down what they remembered of their master's thoughts. The cult's handwritten manuscripts later came to be known as the
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to locate the plateau of Tsang and to find the tomb of Zanthu. After the other members of the expedition died or deserted him, Copeland pressed on, eventually reaching his goal. Opening the tomb, he was horrified to discover that the mummified face of Zanthu resembled his own. Later wandering into a
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and his own religion's lamented decline. He also describes his failed attempt to release the god
Ythogtha from its prison. Upon witnessing three black, beaked, slimy heads, "vaster than any mountain", rising from a gorge, he flees in terror when he realizes that they are merely the god's fingertips.
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Now, as he sat there in a state half terror, half stupor, his eyes were drawn to the wizard volume before him: the writings of that evil sage and seer, Carnamagos, which had been recovered a thousand years ago from some Graeco-Bactrian tomb, and transcribed by an apostate monk in the original Greek,
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and his companions traveled to
Celaeno several times to escape Cthulhu's minions. Later in the lore's timeline, Shrewsbury wrote the Celaeno Fragments, a transcript of what he remembered of his translations of the books in the Great Library of Celaeno. He submitted the transcript, which consisted of
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Richard F. Searight invented The
Eltdown Shards in a head-note (which purported to be a quotation from this text) to his story "The Sealed Casket" (Weird Tales, March 1935). The story was actually published in that issue without the headnote. Lovecraft later quoted the unpublished headnote in a
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or fictionalizing real works in the Mythos. The main literary purpose of books in the Mythos is to explain how characters within the tales come by occult or esoteric knowledge that is unknown to the general populace. However, in some cases the works themselves serve as important plot devices or
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An unpublished manuscript, copied by an amanuensis, and headed
Declaratio breuis, &c., is in the Royal manuscripts, British Library, 12 C. ii. Fludd's Opera consists of his folios, not reprinted but collected and arranged in six volumes in 1638; appended is a Clavis Philosophiæ et Alchimiæ
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A 12th volume had a different origin than the original 11, written by an old recluse living near the lake where Gla'aki lives, from his dreams. When he died, the book wound up in a job lot, and came into the possession of the god Y'golonac, who uses it in his search for a high priest.
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1655:. The person or character credited as the author of the work. Authors of nonfictional works are real people. If the author is fictitious, the name of the writer who created the work appears in parentheses after the character's name. Surnames of Mythos writers are as follows:
103:. The main literary purpose of these works is to explain how characters within the tales come by occult or esoterica (knowledge that is unknown to the general populace). However, in some cases the works themselves serve as an important plot device. For example, in
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in the blood of an incubus-begotten monster. In that volume were the chronicles of great sorcerers of old, and the histories of demons earthly and ultra-cosmic, and the veritable spells by which the demons could be called up and controlled and dismissed.
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The title means "On the Eating of the Dead in the Tomb", a reference to a legend that claims that entombed corpses, driven by pangs of hunger, feed on their burial shrouds and even their own rotting flesh. Two real-life books share this title, one by
1296:. The book also foretells of the coming of a messiah of destruction, who would be born in the western land of the red savage across the great ocean in Columbus' New World, a man that shall set the Great Old One free from her stellar prison.
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returned
Chambers creations to their original cosmic horror roots. Both are great advocates of Chambers' work and have written many stories that utilize Chambers creations. Pulver also edited an anthology of Chambers inspired stories called
569:(August Derleth claimed to have invented the fictional work, but this was denied by both Lovecraft and Bloch himself). The work is often misattributed to August Derleth because the fictional author is the "Comte d'Erlette". It is a book on
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in the land of
Hyperborea. It was an immense text of arcane knowledge that contained, among other things, a detailed account of Eibon's exploits, including his journeys to the Vale of Pnath and the planet Shaggai, his veneration rituals of
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1288:. It is a tome written by Philip of Navarre in 1520, a Spanish friar of the 16th century. The book has been translated in English by Professors Theodore Hayward Gates and Pascal Chevillion in 1714 and describes the Great Old One
215:). The protagonist, Walter Gilman, is forced to sign the book in his blood, pledging his soul to the Other Gods. The idea of this fictional book is likely based on classical descriptions of witch-cults,
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hybrid), Hoag managed to write a translation of the manuscript. But when he tried to have it published, his efforts were thwarted by religious leaders who strongly objected to the book's references to
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in his aspect as the Black Man which initiates must sign in blood to enter into his service. It is also said to contain prose in imitation of
Scripture that ridicules Christianity and glorifies the
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The first seven pages of the pamphlet contain vague mystic writing; however, the eighth page details a formula for effecting astral travel. Among the required ingredients are a brazier and the drug
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The servant in question is referred to as a "half-breed
Polynesian or Oriental", though the character Professor Harold Hadley Copeland claimed that he was a "hybrid human/Deep One". (Lin Carter
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period and are covered with strange symbols thought to be untranslatable. Nonetheless, several characters penned their own interpretations of the markings, including Gordon
Whitney and his
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at the centre of ultimate Chaos. That was what she said. He must sign in his own blood the book of
Azathoth and take a new secret name now that his independent delvings had gone so far.
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after publishing it in 1889. The play is named after a mysterious supernatural figure featured in it, who is connected to a peculiar alien symbol, usually wrought in gold, called the
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in 1916 of the lore timeline. He made the rough translation using a key borrowed from the estate of another character, Colonel Churchward, the last qualified translator of ancient
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The Eltdown Shards are mentioned in numerous mythos stories as mysterious pottery fragments found in 1882 and named after the place where they were discovered, Eltdown in southern
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and later denounced by the church. Only a handful of copies are exist in present day settings. One of the established copies was kept for 91 years in an arcane library of the
2147:(1530–1612), an infamous French judge who presided over witchcraft trials. During a 15-year period, he convicted and sentenced to death about 900 reputed witches. His work,
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722:. The chants themselves are never described, nor do they appear in any other of Lovecraft's works. August Derleth later used the chants in his stories "The Gable Window" (
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in his tale "Out of the Aeons". Thereafter, these fictional works and others appear in the stories of numerous other Mythos authors (some of whom have added their own
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is arguably the most famous (or infamous) of Lovecraft's fictional works. It appears in a number of Lovecraft's stories, as well as in the writings of other authors.
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1445:). Confusedly, Xeethra is set in the far distant future on Zothique, Earth's last continent, whereas "The Treader of the Dust" is set in (Smith's) current times.
940:). August Derleth later expanded on this connection in his own stories, rendering Hastur as an evil deity related to Cthulhu and the King In Yellow as one of his
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Everything You Never Wanted To Know About The Necronomicon (Al Azif) Of The Mad Arab Abdul Alhazred But Weren't Afraid Enough To Know Better Than To Ask!
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First mentioned by name in "The Secret in the Tomb" (1935). According to Bloch's story "The Mannikin", it was published in a Greek translation in 1686.
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and soothsayer. It is written in the "Elder Script" of that land and contains a detailed account of the lineage of the Hyperborean gods, most notably
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sometime around 1734. The book showed signs of great age—its pages were made of palm leaves and its binding was of an ancient, now-extinct
718:) by Lovecraft and Hazel Heald. They are alluded to in passing as a semi-mythical collection of chants attributed to the almost-human people of
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purports to be an ancient text of Tibetan origin, but only came to light in the late 19th century and may be a forgery dating from that time.
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is among the authors who have referred to this collection in their own work; a collated version of the Manuscripts appears in Wilson's novel
341:, only one complete fragment of the original is known to exist, scattered in different places of our world, though there are translations in
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788:. Many of these fictional works, as well as a number of non-academic versions, are mentioned in stories featuring secretive cults.
337:(Eibon's patron deity), and his magical formulae—such as for the slaying of certain otherworldly horrors. In the lore of the
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version was written between the 11th and 12th century, as was an English translation that appeared sometime in the 14th century.
389:(1981), where inappropriate use of it opened up one of the seven gates of Hell, allowing its zombie-like denizens to cross over.
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According to Zanthu, he and some of his people escaped the destruction of Mu, which was sunk by the wrath of the Elder Gods.
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234:) that the signer attracts the attention of the Other Gods by writing their name in the book. Glynn Owen Barrass states (in
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inscribed by the fictional author Zanthu, a wizard and high priest of Ythogtha. They are written in a hieratic form of
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is also mentioned in passing as being part of a collection that was discovered in the titular castle in the 1981 novel
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wrote numerous 'completions' or imitations of Clark Ashton Smith stories which purported to be various sections of the
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Ex Libris Miskatonici: A Catalogue of Selected Items from the Special Collections in the Miskatonic University Library
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The following backstory is provided for how Copeland found the tablets. In 1913 of the lore timeline, guided by the
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Lovecraft was a fan of the book and included references to the Lake of Hali and the Yellow Sign in his short story "
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According to the stories, the play was widely censored. The author is unknown, and is believed to have committed
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groups. After Hoag's death, his granddaughter, Beverly Hoag Adams, published an expurgated version of the book.
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in 1995, containing 10 Cthulhu Mythos stories by Henry Kuttner, along with three related stories by Kuttner,
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Although created by Lovecraft, the book is featured more prominently in Derleth's posthumous collaboration
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studied the books before his journey to see the gods dancing on Mount Hatheg-Kla, while another character,
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and Gordon Walmsley. Both of these scholars died in Lumley's works: Sir Amery in "Cement Surroundings" (
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may have been written by the mysterious author "Khut-Nah", which sounds remarkably like Kuttner. The
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and included it, along with other titles from the same article, in his story "The Dunwich Horror" (
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letter to Clark Ashton Smith, "leading some to believe that he wrote it". He cited the book in
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Vigenère was a leading European authority on cryptography and wrote a similarly titled book,
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They are engraved tablets kept on the planet Yaddith which the wizard Zkauba consulted in "
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Mongolian outpost, a starving and raving Copeland was the only survivor of the expedition.
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elaborated on this, describing the violent sexual acts committed by Kassogtha worshipers.
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This work is an omnibus volume, published in 1925, of the author's two earlier volumes,
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is a collection of writings mentioned by Lovecraft in "The Other Gods" (1921) and "
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Created by Lovecraft in "Facts Concerning the Late Arthur Jermyn and His Family" (
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The name is grammatically incorrect. In proper German it would be named either
1441:). The text is featured more prominently in Smith's "The Treader of the Dust" (
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Also known as Puahotic Fragments mentioned in H. P. Lovecraft's ghost writing "
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A book of alchemy whose title means "Gathering of Philosophers", published in
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groups. Most copies were destroyed in the wake of a series of grisly murders.
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May 1935) and featured extensively in Bloch's "The Shambler from the Stars" (
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and the uses of the dead written by the character Francois-Honore Balfour (
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and first appeared in his short story "Bells of Horror" (as Keith Hammond;
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has established that the Eltdown Shards were most likely inscribed by the
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was created by Clark Ashton Smith and first appeared in his short story "
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Outside of Smith's and Lovecraft's mythoses, the book notably appears in
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Discovering H. P. Lovecraft: Essays on America's Master Writer of Horror
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The tablets themselves are described as 12 engraved pieces of black
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Another purpose of these fictional works was to give members of the
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3537:(2001). "H. P. Lovecraft: The Books". In Darrell Schweitzer (ed.).
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The character Harold Hadley Copeland published a brochure entitled
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or some other black stone that record the history of the pre-human
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was first mentioned in the short story "The Horror In The Museum" (
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He must meet the Black Man, and go with them all to the throne of
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Lovecraft cited this work as early as "The Horror at Red Hook" (
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The Zanthu Tablets first appeared in "The Dweller in the Tomb" (
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The characters responsible for translating of the fragments are
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about 50 pages, to the Miskatonic University's library in 1915.
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Compiled from Lin Carter's "H. P. Lovecraft: The Books" (2001).
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never published the work, it was printed in a special issue of
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North America. They describe an evil destructive entity named
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contains details about Iod, the Shining Hunter, Vorvados, and
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is written in the "Ancient Tongue", possibly a combination of
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Robert M. Price (ed.), Mount Olive, NC: Cryptic Publications.
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Originally created by William Lumley in his draft version of
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A fictional ancient manuscript found in Asia, written during
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An Investigation into Myth-Patterns of Latter-Day Primitives
1635:. The title of the work as it appears in the Cthulhu Mythos.
577:) in 1702 of the lore's timeline. It was first published in
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The Celaeno Fragments is credited to August Derleth. In his
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was also the title of a short-story collection published by
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Kuttner, Henry (1995) . "Hydra". In Robert M. Price (ed.).
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Although Roger Bacon is cited as the writer of the work in
1402:, which some fans attribute to a fictional primate-folk of
1098:". They are noteworthy for being the first of Lovecraft's
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The work is Professor Shrewsbury's supposed sequel to his
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The collection can be considered to be an analogue to the
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The title means "On the Secret Symbols of Letters". Like
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The Prehistoric Pacific in Light of the 'Ponape Scripture
522:). This fictional work, by an unnamed author, deals with
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Ramsey Campbell. (1987) . "The Inhabitant of the Lake".
421:. While its origin is unknown within the narrative, the
1612:—both real and fictitious—appearing in the
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is said to hold an expurgated translation, possibly in
42:
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Facts Concerning the Late Arthur Jermyn and His Family
3585:(2nd ed.). West Warwick, RI: Necronomicon Press.
3388:(1st ed.). New York, NY: Tom Doherty Associates.
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purports to be a translation from the Zanthu Tablets.
1198:. With the help of his servant Yogash (hinted to be a
1036:, in 1783 of the lore's timeline and circulated among
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describes a work or element of fiction in a primarily
1426:—Clark Ashton Smith, "The Treader of the Dust"
894:
featured in a collection of short stories also named
840:, the lost city is located somewhere in the southern
824:
The G'harne Fragments first appeared in the works of
222:
Other authors have expanded on the Book of Azathoth.
1549:, the language of the fictional sunken continent of
925:, names that Chambers borrowed from the writings of
277:
and can be said to be his equivalent of Lovecraft's
124:
a means to pay homage to one another. Consequently,
99:'s cycle of interconnected works often known as the
81:
The most famous work appearing in the mythos is the
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3745:
3683:
2319:An invention of one of Lovecraft's correspondents.
1237:, produced a translation of the book, published in
3223:(1985). "H. P. Lovecraft and the Cthulhu Mythos".
1448:The book gives a description of the Great Old One
1277:(literally "the Rules of Ruin") first appeared in
1066:The Parchments of Pnom is a manuscript written by
597:removed the grimoire and added it to his library.
203:is a creation of Lovecraft's. It is mentioned in "
2663:that Lovecraft mentions in "The Dunwich Horror".
2516:Though mentioned by Lovecraft in "The Festival" (
538:. It is first mentioned as appearing in northern
4737:H. P. Lovecraft: Against the World, Against Life
1887:In Lovecraft's fiction, it is a book carried by
1625:to pay homage to one another and other sources.
1576:, the character Copeland led an expedition into
1502:(both meaning of the word are in common usage).
1245:Press. Copeland also cited the book in his work
1028:). It is described as an eight-page pamphlet on
3148:
3146:
780:. In the lore timeline, the shards date to the
313:) and "The Man of Stone", a collaboration with
2878:to make it part of the mythos canon. Although
1490:. Howard originally called the fictional book
1385:, a Chinese text of cosmology and divination.
607:and plays an especially important role in her
3924:
3661:
2760:A revised edition was published in London in
1628:The following table is organized as follows:
1584:Carter's story "The Thing in the Pit" in his
1563:The Zanthu Tablets: A Conjectural Translation
1316:'s short story "The Inhabitant of the Lake" (
1225:In contemporary times, other versions of the
8:
2343:
2037:The fictitious author Mycroft may allude to
1512:
1506:
603:is mentioned numerous times in the works of
4758:Lovecraft: A Look Behind the Cthulhu Mythos
3259:, Westport CT: Greenwood Press, 2001, p. 22
2560:Observations on the Several Parts of Africa
2067:The title of this work, first published in
1372:, consulted them during his quest to reach
859:) and Walmsley in "In the Vaults Beneath" (
844:, and is currently a frequent haunt of the
3931:
3917:
3909:
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3654:
3646:
3273:. Greenwood Publishing Group. p. 232.
4954:Fictional books within the Cthulhu Mythos
3269:S. T. Joshi; David Schultz, eds. (2001).
3246:Westport CT; Greenwood Press, 2001, p. 22
1460:, and fastened with hasps of human bone.
1414:and its spawn, the Great Old One 'Ymnar.
1086:The Pnakotic Manuscripts were created by
786:The Eltdown Shards: A Partial Translation
736:), and "The Shadow Out of Space" (1957).
542:around 400 AD. According the lore of the
257:—Clark Ashton Smith, "Ubbo-Sathla"
65:Learn how and when to remove this message
4614:Autobiography: Some Notes on a Nonentity
2673:
2284:
1695:
1621:simply opportunities for members of the
791:Whitney's translation is similar to the
518:for his short story "The Cyprus Shell" (
3564:(1st ed.). Tempe, AZ: New Falcon.
3511:(2nd ed.). Oakland, CA: Chaosium.
3344:. Sauk City, WI: Arkham House. p.
3142:
2814:that purports to be a lost book of the
357:is the title of the Latin translation.
4849:Works influenced by the Cthulhu Mythos
3898:Works influenced by the Cthulhu Mythos
3487:Carter, "H. P. Lovecraft: The Books",
2659:Another book on cryptography from the
2524:in his story "The Man and the Snake" (
1973:but an actual text in mythos stories.
1456:. The only remaining copy is bound in
219:rites, and the signing away of souls.
3460:. Wildside Press LLC. pp. 121–.
7:
3996:A Reminiscence of Dr. Samuel Johnson
3130:Actual key work of Jewish kabbalism
2520:), the book was actually created by
2348:(French, the image of the world) or
2241:De Masticatione Mortuorum in Tumulis
1486:, and was ascribed to the fictional
4529:Through the Gates of the Silver Key
2908:Through the Gates of the Silver Key
2903:(Lovecraft & E. Hoffman Price)
1778:. The proper title of this work is
795:, a fictional text produced by the
148:to the literary arcana), including
4859:H. P. Lovecraft Historical Society
4304:The Strange High House in the Mist
3242:S. T. Joshi and David E. Schultz,
3023:, which was published in Paris in
1641:. Fictitious works are denoted by
1154:'s short story "Out of the Ages" (
530:. It also contains many so-called
14:
4600:Supernatural Horror in Literature
4402:The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath
3255:S.T. Joshi and David E. Schultz,
3021:Traicté des Chiffres ou d'Escrire
2467:(c. 721 – c. 815)
1354:The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath
1320:). It was written by a fictional
1292:, sister and incestuous bride of
211:in the form of the Black Man (or
4928:
4927:
4059:The Statement of Randolph Carter
3736:
3629:
3244:An H. P. Lovecraft Encyclopedia,
3062:The Witch-Cult in Western Europe
2983:is not known. A similar work on
2471:Liber investigationis magisterii
1210:have circulated among secretive
534:, rituals and spells related to
22:
4744:An H. P. Lovecraft Encyclopedia
4448:The Case of Charles Dexter Ward
3624:The Dan Clore Necronomicon Page
3323:An H. P. Lovecraft Encyclopedia
3271:An H. P. Lovecraft Encyclopedia
3257:An H. P. Lovecraft Encyclopedia
2976:The Case of Charles Dexter Ward
526:and other sea-horrors, such as
433:. According to the lore of the
95:of arcane literature appear in
4901:Lovecraft: Fear of the Unknown
2075:" in the ninth edition of the
1780:Ars Magna, Generalis et Ultima
1687:. A brief summary of the work.
1018:On the Sending Out of the Soul
1013:On the Sending Out of the Soul
1:
4356:The Dreams in the Witch House
4052:The Doom That Came to Sarnath
4031:The Transition of Juan Romero
3560:Pearsall, Anthony B. (2005).
2810:A work supposedly written by
2197:Giovanni Battista della Porta
1792:Atlantis and the Lost Lemuria
1350:Seven Cryptical Books of Hsan
1344:Seven Cryptical Books of Hsan
1233:, a leading authority on the
1206:. Nonetheless, copies of the
819:
672:, first appearing in Bloch's
638:, but does not appear in the
593:’s mysterious death in 1935,
291:The Dreams in the Witch House
205:The Dreams in the Witch House
190:The Dreams in the Witch House
4487:The Horror at Martin's Beach
3195:The Coming of the White Worm
1514:Von Unaussprechlichen Kulten
1431:The Testaments of Carnamagos
836:city of G'harne. Within the
4416:At the Mountains of Madness
3639:public domain audiobook at
3539:Discovering H. P. Lovecraft
3508:The Encyclopedia Cthulhiana
3489:Discovering H. P. Lovecraft
3454:Darrell Schweitzer (2001).
3442:The Encyclopedia Cthulhiana
3440:Harms, "Book of Azathoth",
3371:The Encyclopedia Cthulhiana
3369:Harms, "Ponape Scripture",
3340:. In Gerald W. Page (ed.).
3285:The Encyclopedia Cthulhiana
3283:Harms, "Ponape Scripture",
3208:The Encyclopedia Cthulhiana
3181:The Encyclopedia Cthulhiana
3153:Ben Larned (June 1, 2017).
2944:The Lurker at the Threshold
2864:Pelton, a Lovecraft fan in
2184:De Furtivis Literarum Notis
2091:Cthulhu in the Necronomicon
2017:Fluddanæ, Frankfort, 1633.
1608:The following is a list of
1032:. The pamphlet appeared in
729:The Lurker at the Threshold
109:The Shambler from the Stars
4980:
4914:The Thing in the Moonlight
4593:The Cancer of Superstition
3852:Alan Moore's The Courtyard
2783:(Lovecraft & Derleth)
2605:(Lovecraft & Derleth)
2023:Commentaries on Witchcraft
1822:Azathoth and Other Horrors
1472:
1090:and first appeared in his
991:
875:
739:According the lore of the
676:'The Secret in the Tomb" (
654:
618:To Charles Fort, With Love
4959:Lists of fictional things
4923:
4423:The Shadow over Innsmouth
4409:The Whisperer in Darkness
4363:The Thing on the Doorstep
3946:
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3413:The Revelations of Glaaki
3301:. Oakland, CA: Chaosium.
3075:Dr. Margaret Alice Murray
2795:The Seventh Book of Moses
1945:The Diary of Alonzo Typer
934:The Whisperer in Darkness
770:The Challenge from Beyond
236:The Starry Wisdom Library
188:—H. P. Lovecraft, "
4522:The Horror in the Museum
4122:The Picture in the House
4010:Beyond the Wall of Sleep
3579:Stanley, Joan L (1995).
3336:Gerald W. Page (1975) .
3178:Harms, "Book of Eibon",
1517:(Of Unspeakable Cults).
1480:Unaussprechlichen Kulten
1475:Unaussprechlichen Kulten
1469:Unaussprechlichen Kulten
1418:Testaments of Carnamagos
1178:wood. It was written in
1136:The Horror in the Museum
1024:'s short story "Hydra" (
587:Providence, Rhode Island
382:supernatural horror film
299:The Horror in the Museum
207:" as a book harbored by
4730:H. P. Lovecraft: A Life
4607:To Quebec and the Stars
4384:The Haunter of the Dark
4311:The Colour Out of Space
4185:Herbert West–Reanimator
4178:The Music of Erich Zann
2744:Sadducismus Triumphatus
2661:Encyclopædia Britannica
2208:Encyclopædia Britannica
2204:Cryptomenysis Patefacta
2078:Encyclopædia Britannica
2052:Cryptomenysis Patefacta
1216:Esoteric Order of Dagon
978:The Haunter of the Dark
583:Church of Starry Wisdom
283:The Haunter of the Dark
4854:H. P. Lovecraft (band)
4751:Lovecraft: A Biography
4430:The Shadow Out of Time
4255:The Horror at Red Hook
3505:Harms, Daniel (1998).
3419:July 22, 2009, at the
3231:(1): 11, footnote #11.
3206:Harms, "Book of Iod",
2513:Morryster (Lovecraft)
2344:
2216:De Lapide Philosophico
2103:Prof. Laban Shrewsbury
1774:roughly translates to
1740:Prof. Laban Shrewsbury
1513:
1508:Unaussprechliche Kulte
1507:
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1333:Revelations of Gla'aki
1310:Revelations of Gla'aki
1304:Revelations of Gla'aki
1231:Harold Hadley Copeland
1100:fictional arcane books
764:The Shadow Out of Time
443:San Marino, California
307:The Shadow Out of Time
259:
194:
88:
4227:The Rats in the Walls
3968:The Beast in the Cave
3562:The Lovecraft Lexicon
3321:Joshi & Schultz,
2453:Liber Investigationis
2115:Miskatonic University
1927:Book of Hidden Things
1810:The Story of Atlantis
1645:; real-life works by
1500:Unpronounceable Cults
1421:
1324:cult worshipping the
1243:Miskatonic University
853:Sir Amery Wendy-Smith
666:Mysteries of the Worm
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180:
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4557:In the Walls of Eryx
4543:The Tree on the Hill
4199:What the Moon Brings
4066:The Terrible Old Man
2979:, the provenance of
2892:The Tablets of Nhing
2884:Crypt of Cthulhu #63
2876:The Trail of Cthulhu
2836:Edgar Hengist Gordon
2546:Edgar Hengist Gordon
2358:Invocations to Dagon
1834:Edward Pickman Derby
1804:William Scott-Elliot
1286:Nightmare's Disciple
1259:Salem, Massachusetts
1082:Pnakotic Manuscripts
1034:Salem, Massachusetts
793:Pnakotic Manuscripts
692:in his short story "
491:The Trail of Cthulhu
4908:Sonia Greene (wife)
4785:Lovecraftian horror
4473:Poetry and the Gods
4283:The Call of Cthulhu
4150:The Quest of Iranon
3033:Turba Philosophorum
2886:(Eastertide 1989).
2654:Johannes Trithemius
2502:Marvells of Science
2266:) and the other by
2228:Johannes Trithemius
1772:Ars Magna et Ultima
1754:Ars Magna et Ultima
1610:miscellaneous books
1604:Miscellaneous books
1536:Xothic legend cycle
1488:Friedrich von Junzt
1454:Spanish Inquisition
1275:Las Reglas de Ruina
1270:Las Reglas de Ruina
1051:Outer God the Hydra
955:A Season in Carcosa
662:De Vermis Mysteriis
657:De Vermis Mysteriis
651:De Vermis Mysteriis
642:based on the book.
512:Things of the Water
510:, possibly meaning
449:, by Johann Negus.
273:, is attributed to
224:Michael Alan Nelson
114:De Vermis Mysteriis
4869:Lovecraft (crater)
4828:Frank Belknap Long
4813:Clark Ashton Smith
4575:Fungi from Yuggoth
4494:Under the Pyramids
4480:The Crawling Chaos
4370:The Evil Clergyman
4349:The Dunwich Horror
4080:The Cats of Ulthar
3810:Hounds of Tindalos
3713:Frank Belknap Long
3703:Clark Ashton Smith
3636:The King in Yellow
3299:The Azathoth Cycle
3015:Blaise de Vigenère
2989:Speculum Alchemiae
2981:Thesaurus Chemicus
2956:Thesaurus Chemicus
2936:Rev. Ward Phillips
2924:New-English Canaan
2594:in no Humane Shape
1971:Egyptian mythology
1728:to the R'lyeh Text
1726:Especial Reference
1312:first appeared in
1172:Abner Exekiel Hoag
1150:first appeared in
1130:Poakotic Fragments
1104:Great Race of Yith
1062:Parchments of Pnom
946:Karl Edward Wagner
896:The King in Yellow
888:The King in Yellow
884:Robert W. Chambers
878:The King in Yellow
872:The King in Yellow
797:Great Race of Yith
605:Caitlin R. Kiernan
439:Huntington Library
275:Clark Ashton Smith
162:Jonathan L. Howard
126:Clark Ashton Smith
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4941:
4940:
4844:Lovecraft studies
4636:Lovecraft Country
4335:The Very Old Folk
4248:The Shunned House
4143:The Nameless City
3906:
3905:
3467:978-1-58715-471-3
3338:"Out of the Ages"
3134:
3133:
3089:We Pass From View
2866:Lincoln, Nebraska
2861:(Fred L. Pelton)
2850:Sussex Manuscript
2824:The Soul of Chaos
2706:Filippo Pigafetta
2667:
2666:
2571:Sir Arthur Jermyn
2316:(Willis Conover)
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1496:Unspeakable Cults
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1229:have seen print.
1194:, high priest of
1182:(the language of
1030:astral projection
820:G'harne Fragments
684:). The fictional
668:, was created by
630:Cultes des Goules
601:Cultes des Goules
565:, was created by
559:Cultes des Goules
554:Cultes des Goules
508:Cthäat Aquadingen
502:Cthäat Aquadingen
482:Celaeno Fragments
249:The Book of Eibon
128:used Lovecraft's
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4801:Lovecraft Circle
4550:Till A' the Seas
4536:Out of the Aeons
4501:The Curse of Yig
4466:The Green Meadow
4220:The Lurking Fear
4136:Sweet Ermengarde
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3708:Robert E. Howard
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2034:Mycroft (Bloch)
1999:Clavis Alchimiae
1979:Cabala of Saboth
1873:Book of Azathoth
1814:The Lost Lemuria
1716:An Investigation
1696:
1672:Robert E. Howard
1623:Lovecraft Circle
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1484:Robert E. Howard
1279:Joseph S. Pulver
1227:Ponape Scripture
1168:Caroline Islands
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4108:From Beyond
3883:Anthologies
3846:Dream Cycle
3820:Serpent Men
3535:S. T. Joshi
3527:Carter, Lin
3473:12 November
3184:, pp. 30–3.
3103:(Campbell)
2969:Roger Bacon
2718:Remnants of
2641:Polygraphia
2627:Heiriarchus
2534:Night-Gaunt
2350:Imago Mundi
2153:Demonolatry
2041:' brother,
1812:(1896) and
1766:Ramon Llull
1586:Lost Worlds
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1188:Ghatanothoa
1170:by Captain
1092:short story
1072:genealogist
1070:'s leading
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745:Dhol Chants
712:Dhol Chants
706:Dhol Chants
674:short story
571:black magic
536:Ubbo-Sathla
427:Book of Iod
423:Book of Iod
411:Book of Iod
399:Book of Iod
393:Book of Iod
378:Lucio Fulci
335:Zhothaqquah
315:Hazel Heald
230:series for
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4948:Categories
4650:Characters
4087:The Temple
4045:The Street
3893:Characters
3866:Providence
3859:Neonomicon
3782:Tsathoggua
3603:2020-06-02
3592:0940884569
3499:References
3386:Cold Print
3164:August 19,
3159:Daily Dead
2807:(Derleth)
2592:of Daemons
2369:(Derleth)
2106:(Derleth)
1912:Blavatsky
1893:Outer Gods
1743:(Derleth)
1658:Derleth =
1592:Zhou Texts
1358:Elder Ones
1164:manuscript
1152:Lin Carter
1112:Dreamlands
1076:Tsathoggua
1068:Hyperborea
921:, and the
846:chthonians
640:1983 movie
532:Sathlattae
467:Lin Carter
386:The Beyond
368:Lin Carter
253:Hyperborea
154:Lin Carter
4775:Cosmicism
4624:Locations
4508:The Mound
4213:The Hound
4101:Celephaïs
3800:Deep Ones
3491:, p. 139.
3411:Notes on
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2733:(Howard)
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2392:Artephius
2141:Latinized
2136:Remigius
2117:library.
1670:Howard =
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1578:Indochina
1404:Paleocene
1290:Kassogtha
1235:Scripture
1208:Scripture
1160:Scripture
628:The book
431:Zuchequon
146:grimoires
107:'s tale "
4933:Category
4688:Azathoth
4394:Novellas
4377:The Book
4276:Cool Air
4206:Azathoth
4073:The Tree
4024:Old Bugs
3982:The Tomb
3825:Shoggoth
3757:Azathoth
3641:LibriVox
3444:, p. 29.
3417:Archived
3210:, p. 33.
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2616:Occultus
2586:Of Evill
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2327:du Monde
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1200:Deep One
1196:Ythogtha
1176:cycadean
1123:The Keep
830:obsidian
782:Triassic
686:grimoire
635:The Keep
589:. After
459:Chaosium
200:Azathoth
198:Book of
184:Azathoth
4883:Related
4693:Cthulhu
4681:Deities
4003:Polaris
3834:Related
3792:Species
3762:Cthulhu
3748:Deities
3685:Writers
3107:—
3001:Traicté
2985:alchemy
2843:—
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1382:I Ching
1329:Gla'aki
1294:Cthulhu
1158:). The
1096:Polaris
915:Carcosa
907:suicide
834:African
809:Pangaea
778:England
699:Revival
540:Germany
528:Inpesca
524:Cthulhu
353:—
343:English
217:Satanic
41:Please
4837:Legacy
4708:Hastur
4641:R'lyeh
4631:Arkham
4585:Essays
4567:Poetry
4440:Novels
4192:Hypnos
4017:Memory
3767:Hastur
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1710:Notes
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1567:Naacal
1547:Naacal
1408:Eocene
1374:Kadath
1362:Ulthar
1322:undead
1220:occult
1192:Zanthu
1180:Naacal
1038:occult
919:Hastur
611:novel
579:France
469:, and
437:, the
419:Coptic
349:, and
347:French
330:wizard
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164:, and
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3989:Dagon
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3137:Notes
3115:Zohar
3049:Basel
2816:Bible
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1283:novel
1212:cults
1204:Dagon
1162:is a
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561:, or
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415:Greek
351:Latin
326:Eibon
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213:Satan
91:Many
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4342:Ibid
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