The Mystery and Lore of Monsters, by J.C.S. Thompson, London, 1930
The Hortus Sanitatis is the first natural history encyclopaedia, published by Jacob Meydenbach in 1491, but this is the edition published in Strasburg, 1536.
Integral REPLICA BESTIARY MEDIEVAL (Serpentum et Draconi) Ulysse Aldrovandi, edition of 1640, complete with all the illustrations.
Integral REPLICA of Monstrorum Historia Memorabilis by Joanne schenckii, printed in Frankfurt in 1609, complete with all the illustrations. Text (LATIN) and engravings as the original. Many pages have been reconstructed where lack.
Here the Nine Gates of the Kingdom Shadows, produced by Libriproibiti.
Necronomicon: The mysterious and blasphemous manuscript of the mad Arab Abdul Al Hazred, born from the mind of H.P. Lovecraft.
The De Vermis Mysteriis appears for the first time in a story by Robert Bloch (1935), as tribute to H. P. Lovecraft
Le Nove Stanze di Zoser, o “De umbrarum Circuli” di Horatii Sivelius, 1527
Nine Gates of the Kingdom Shadows, Aristide Torchia, Venice 1666. Royal size – Text: “Paradise Lost” by John Milton
