books about: diabolical (possession characters englishman)

books about: diabolical

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The Grand Grimoire: Being a Source Book of Magical Incidents and Diabolical Pacts (Kabbalistic Grimoire ...

3 reviews

Holmes Pub Group, 2001

Grand Grimoire Source Book
This book is based upon the translation A.E. Waite made in the Unknown World (1895). I have added and translated the material Waite left out from the original edition of Le Grand Grimoire. Also added are the Powers and Dominions of the Supreme and Lesser Spirits in the Grimoire as well as variant Sigils for each spirit. I recommend that this book be used in conjunction with other Grimoires as a ...

Diabolical possession and exorcism

2 reviews
Rev. John J Nicola

Tan Books and Publishers, 1974

Words form the Technical Consultant on the movie 'The Exorcist'
From back cover: "What he witnessed during the production of the movie version of 'The Exorcist' determined Father John Nicola that he had to write this book, first to explain his own role in the making of this movie, second to outline the Church's position relative to the little-known phenomenon of possession and exorcism, and third, but most important, to inform the general public about this ...

The Soulbane Stratagem: Diabolical Subterfuge that Threatens to Destroy Us

8 reviews
Norman, Jr. Jetmundsen

John Hunt Publishing, Ltd., 2004

A Wonderful Surprise!
I picked up Norman Jetmundsen's book expecting a mystery. To my delight I discovered a page-turning mystery with thought-provoking Christian momentum! I got my mystery and a whole lot more. I found myself reevaluating my own personal values, as well as those of the world around me. I've recommended Soulbane Stratagem to my friends and family. I hope to read more from Jetmundsen.

Mystical Phenomena Compared with Their Human and Diabolical Counterfeits
Albert Farges

Kessinger Publishing, LLC, 2003

1926. This volume is a treatise on mystical theology in agreement with the principles of St. Teresa set forth by the Carmelite Congress of 1923 at Madrid. This work is based on a course of lectures on ascetic and mystical theology which set forth the traditional teaching of the Church and at the same time directed special attention to present day questions raised by the progress of contemporary science. Mgr. Farges presented these lectures at ...

Extreme Pumpkins: Diabolical Do-It-Yourself Designs to Amuse Your Friends and Scare Your Neighbors

11 reviews
Tom Nardone

HP Trade, 2007

Happy Halloween!
I love this book! Not only are the pumpkin carving ideas amazing, but the guy has great suggestions with a good sense of humor. My only regret was that I ordered it late in October and I didn't get the book in time to pursue some of the projects for Halloween night. But it sure made for a great table book and conversation piece at my little Halloween get together. Next year we'll be ready to take ...

Sudoku To Go: Diabolical

1 review
Michael Mepham

Overlook TP, 2005

need to guess to solve
While the puzzles in this book are definitely difficult, I found them very frustrating - of the first five puzzles that I tried, I could solve only two of them without resorting to guessing. The author states in the introduction that many of the puzzles require guesswork, but I didn't read the entire intro before purchasing the book. I quit after the first five. If you like really tough ...

The Diabolical Baron (Severn House Regency)

13 reviews
Mary Jo Putney

Severn House Publishers, 1994

"EXCELLENT...EXCELLENT...EXCELLENT"
Usually when you start a new book, you can basically tell who is going to end up with whom but not in this one...I truly enjoyed how Ms Putney involves you in the lives of the enchanting characters in this book. It is the second book I have read of hers and so far the most delightful. I couldn't put it down until I finished it. Can't believe other people gave it such low reviews. Well worth ...

The Diabolical Deceiver
M.J. Ross

PublishAmerica, 2004

Do you know your enemy? Satan, our enemy, has had thousands of years to perfect his diabolical deceptions ? continually trying to ruin the plans God has for His people. Step back in time and visit the great men and women of old who faithfully walked with God. See many who overcame Satan?s diabolical devices. Recognize the blessings on those who walked with God, and the blessing removed when they refused. Experience the feelings, thoughts ...

Devil's Player Guide (d20): Diabolical Rules for Fiendish Player Characters

Fast Forward, 2003

The Devils Player's Guide is a d20 System sourcebook designed for players and gamemasters who want to add a new and unique angle to their campaigns. Whether you want to run an evil-based campaign, play the part of a devil-child looking to make a life of your own, or simply bring in a unique villain, the likes of which you can't find anywhere else, this book has something for you. Devilish creatures are no longer a static set of numbers and ...

Spite,Malice and Revenge: The Ultimate Guide to Getting Even (3 Diabolical Volumes in 1)

4 reviews
M. Nelson Chunder

Random House Value Publishing, 1988

The COMPLETE Guide to getting Even
Anyone every pull a prank on you? Steal your girlfriend? Need to be punished? This is a dictionary of pranks and stunts to pull on those people that you really don't like. Or just want to read and dream of revenge? Either way, a hillarious read.

The Book of Ingenious and Diabolical Puzzles

2 reviews
Jack Botermans

Three Rivers Press, 1994

A coffee table book for the puzzle enthusiat
This book contains high quality photo's of a wide range of types of puzzles. From the wooden interlocking puzzles to Disentanglement string and metal (aka bar puzzles) and even including puzzle vessels, this book is sure to bring a warm feeling to anyone who remembers the puzzles from their cracker jack in the 60's and the ones their grandfather teased them with as youngsters. It is the most ...

Hawkwood: Diabolical Englishman
Frances Stonor Saunders

Faber & Faber, 2004

The second son of a minor Essex landowner, John Hawkwood chose to head south in 1360 after serving as a captain in the Black Prince's wars against France. He and other freebooters besieged the Pope at Avignon, and when they were paid to go to Italy, discovered that the threat of force could be very profitable indeed. Hawkwood became the most successful mercenary leader of the time - immortalised after death by Paolo Uccello's fresco in the ...