/x/ I am looking for any grimoires of Germanic pre or post Christian

Pretty sure there are no pre-Christian writings, as the Christians brought their letters, so that's probably out the window.

>>18260676
>He thinks the Latin alphabet predates Runes
Nice show of ignorance, Ragnar

>>18260676
I meant previous to Christian influence over heathenry you infected fuckhole

>>18260722
Actually, most books were written during & after the time Christianity invaded heathen culture, though many of the best texts still survive from Iceland.

>>18260731
True. I realize that most of the pre-Christian tradition was oral and therefore was unlikely to be "written" anywhere...so to be more clear, I am looking for any grimoires, from any period, written in any alphabet, as long as they retain some measure of Germanic substance. Pure transmissions of pre-Christian traditions that were written in the Latin alphabet, syncretic amalgamations of Germanic magic and Christianity, Germanic/Kabbalistic combinations, etc.

>>18260656
Salomonic Magical Arts, which is a copy of a pair of Svartkonstböckers. In the Grimoire folder of my usual library.

>>18260835
Thank you!