The Malleus Maleficarum

DRAFT DRAFT
Editor’s Note
“DO WHAT THOU WILT SHALL BE THE WHOLE OF THE LAW”
The motivation behind this undertaking stems from the needs of the Occult Sciences
to have an adequate, albeit incomplete, typeset copy of the Malleus Maleficarum, both as
an accessible historical resource and to know some of the ongoings that History reveals
when dogma enters the realms of Individual Freedom, effectively suffocating the Human
Experience to be nothing but a shell—a Qlipphotic piece of excremental waste. It is thus my
ethical duty and honor to make sure in this Digital Age we have as complete a version of the
Malleus Maleficarum possible: translators credited rightfully so are included in this digital
document. I chose to offer my LaTeX skills to reduce the over 700 page html version down
to 431 pages currently. As the completion of the translation comes to its culmination, so to
will this PDF version. Regarding the use of SMALLCAPS and Italic glyph enhancements, I
have made the concerted effort to make it clear that all DEIFIC references, in all Religions
cited, are in smallcaps and that Latin, Greek, Germanic and other languages cited in italic.
Also, I have italicized the references to Saints.
I have taken the liberty of structurally combining passages to give it a more readable
presentation, so if any part of this tomb seems to drain your eyes feel free to send me feedback
and I will be sure to address those issues and when it seems to make sense modify
the layout and produce the changes in subsequent revisions. I also took it upon myself to
apply all footnotes to their proper place—at the foot of the page noted—replacing the need
for a separate web page for each footnote. This leads to a much more readable publication.
All typos, and other extraneous grammatical errors are welcomed critiques and will be included
in subsequent revisions to reflect a more correct edition. I have also taken the liberty
to utilize small cap font substitution with the Palatino Type 1 Font that Adobe recognizes
within Adobe Acrobat Reader. For Linux KPDF, GPDF and XPDF all recognize this font
via LaTeX as mathpazo (Palatino Family glyph). The version of PDF included is Acrobat
Writer PDF 1.4 compliant.
This production is done with the L ATEX 2� Publishing Frameworks and TEX Publishing
System. The following packages were used to produce this publication:
• documentclass[twoside,english,letterpaper]
{memoir}
• usepackage{babel}
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