'Exorial'
Eugen Grosche / Gregor A. Gregorius
Fraternitas Saturni 1960
Der Roman eines dämonische Wesens
| Illustrations have consistently assumed a pivotal mystical function throughout the annals of the Fraternitas Saturni. Within the titular and fragmented narrative, 'Exorial,' a feminine entity characterized as a demon and vampire, is invoked into existence via "a magical working in the Gradus pentagrammatus, the magical grade of the Order of the O.T.O.", enacted before a mirror, thereby compelling her manifestation. The conjuring sorcerer promptly succumbs to a cardiac event. Subsequently, the participant in the ritual tragically takes her own life. Simultaneously, the artist responsible for rendering the depiction of Exorial during the ritual meets his demise in a concentration camp. Such is the narrative of this succinct tale. |
1960 by Eugen Grosche, Berlin-Grunewald, Winkler Str. 9
Bildschmuck: F.G. Winkler
Schutzumschlag: Martha Funka, Berlin
Verlag Eugen Grosche Berlin-Grunewald
Druck: Dionysos-Verlag Thulcke &Z Schulze KG. Berlin-Dahlem
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