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	Necronomicon
		There is a whole list of others cited in his works, such as the Book of Eibon, the Pnakotic Manuscripts, "the Cultes des Goules of Comte d'Erlette, the Unaussprechlichen Kulten of von Junzt, and old Ludvig Prinn's hellish De Vermis Mysteriis" (Haunter of the Dark).
		Manuscripts of the Book of Enoch were found in Ethiopia in the 17th century, and a papyrus of the Gospel of Judas finally turned up in the 21st century.
		No such manuscript of the Necronomicon has turned up, and until one does, it must be considered fictional.
	sacred-texts.com /nec (629 words)

	Necronomicon
		There is a whole list of others cited in his works, such as the Book of Eibon, the Pnakotic Manuscripts, "the Cultes des Goules of Comte d'Erlette, the Unaussprechlichen Kulten of von Junzt, and old Ludvig Prinn's hellish De Vermis Mysteriis" (Haunter of the Dark).
		Manuscripts of the Book of Enoch were found in Ethiopia in the 17th century, and a papyrus of the Gospel of Judas finally turned up in the 21st century.
		No such manuscript of the Necronomicon has turned up, and until one does, it must be considered fictional.
	www.sacred-texts.com /nec/index.htm (629 words)

	Pnakotic Manuscripts at AllExperts
		The Pnakotic Manuscripts (or Pnakotic Fragments) is a fictional manuscript in the Cthulhu Mythos.
		The Pnakotic Manuscripts predate the origin of man. The original manuscripts were in scroll form and were passed down through the ages, eventually falling into the hands of secretive cults.
		The original scrolls of the Pnakotic Manuscripts are believed to be lost (nevertheless, a copy may still exist in the Temple of the Elder Ones in Ulthar).
	en.allexperts.com /e/p/pn/pnakotic_manuscripts.htm (449 words)

	Miskatonic University Books of Ancients - Pnakotic
		From "At the Mountains of Madness": "A few daring mystics have hinted at a pre-Pleistocene origin for the fragmentary Pnakotic Manuscripts, and have suggested that the devotees of Tsathoggua were an alien to mankind as Tsathoggua itself."
		They were brought down from Hyperborea by a secret cult (allied to that which preserved the Book of Eibon), and are in the secret Hyperborean language, but there is a rumour that they are a translation of something hellishly older-brought from the land of Lomar and of fabulous antiquity even there.
		Now it is told in the moldy Pnakotic Manuscripts that Sansu found naught but wordless ice and rock when he did climb Hatheg-Kla in the youth of the world.
	www.yankeeclassic.com /miskatonic/library/reference/compendium/texts/p/pnakotic.htm (331 words)

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		The Pnakotic Manuscripts is a fictional grimoire in the Cthulhu mythos of H. Lovecraft.
		The Pnakotic Manuscripts (or Pnakotic Fragments) predates the origin of man. The original manuscripts were in scroll form and were passed down through the ages, eventually falling into the hands of secretive cults.
		The original scrolls of the Pnakotic Manuscripts are believed to be lost (nevertheless, a copy may yet exist in the Temple of the Elder Ones in Ulthar).
	www.nobeltrader.com /pnakotic-manuscripts.htm (356 words)

	Pnakotic Manuscripts - Biocrawler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The Pnakotic Manuscripts (or Pnakotic Fragments) are fictional grimoires invented by H.
		The Pnakotic Manuscripts were said to predate the origin of Man, and were in fact written by the Great Race of Yith and kept in their Library City of Pnakotus.
		They cover a variety of subjects such as the history of the Great Race, descriptions of Yibb-Tstll, the location of Xiurhn, Rhan-Tegoth's rituals, and others.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Pnakotic_Manuscripts (144 words)

	HPLA - The Necronomicon and Other Grimoires
		So well-constructed was his information on this fabled text (helped along by modern-day hoaxers bent on making a profit from the ignorance of others) that people to this day believe this book to be real.
		The original Arabic title of this manuscript was Al Azif, being a reference to the nocturnal sound of insects believed to be the howling of demons.
		Another invention of Lovecraft’s, he refers to the Pnakotic Manuscripts or Fragments in 11 of his tales, second only to the Necronomicon.
	www.hplovecraft.com /creation/tomes.asp (1738 words)

	The Cthulhu Mythos: Section P
		The Pnakotic Manuscripts are said to be from distant and frozen Lomar [HPL Other 128; HPL Kadath 310].
		The Pnakotic Manuscripts are alleged to be pre-human [HPL Aeons 268].
		According to a zoog, the Pnakotic Manuscripts were borne into the land of dreams when the hairy cannibal Gnophkehs conquered Lomar.
	baharna.com /cmythos/cthsectp.htm (2952 words)

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	www.biodatabase.de /?Pn (197 words)

	Lovecraft Country: Interesting Things
		The Voynich Manuscript is well known among students of antique curiosities, most of whom believe that the knowledge to translate it has been lost.
		What is less well-known is that the Voynich manuscript was translated by the Department of Cryptolinguistics at Miskatonic U in 1908, and the translation then ruthlessly surpressed lest the world be irretrievably damaged by its content.
		The only remaining copy of the translation is believed to be somewhere in the Cryptolinguistics department, but thorough searches of the library have turned up nothing.
	www.idiom.com /~trip/gaming/lc/things.html (1991 words)

	Tsathoggua - The Fairfield Project
		Tsathoggua (the Sleeper of N’kai) is an amorphous, toad-like god-creature mentioned in the Pnakotic Manuscripts and the Necronomicon and the Commoriom myth-cycle preserved by the Atlantean high-priest Klarkash-Ton.
		His most common form is very squat and pot-bellied, his head like a monstrous toad and his whole body covered with an imitation of short fur, giving somehow a vague sensation of both the bat and the sloth.
		A few daring mystics have hinted at a pre-Pleistocene origin for the fragmentary Pnakotic Manuscripts, and have suggested that the devotees of Tsathoggua were as alien to mankind as Tsathoggua itself.
	fairfieldproject.org /index.php?title=Tsathoggua (331 words)

	Principles and Parameters
		So if the language of the Pnakotic Manuscripts belonged to the Semitic family, or Sino-Japanese or one of the dozen other families which I only had partial analyses of, it would be a crapshoot.
		One such language, records of which are preserved on wood-and-palm-leaf tablets known as the Pnakotic Manuscripts, had been the object of the attentions of Dr. J.T. Schwarzwalder, who in 1895 compiled his Analysis of the Manuscript of the Pnakotoi.
		All I could conclude from the evidence at hand was that the Pnakotic Manuscripts belonged to a culture that had been extremely isolated, bad about keeping records, and dead for a very, very long time.
	www.thesmartpolitenerd.com /principlesandparameters.html (8612 words)

	Tsathoggua
		It has been built in imitation of certain temples depicted in the vaults of Zin, to house a very terrible fl toad-idol found in the red-litten world and called Tsathoggua in the Yothic manuscripts.
		It had been a potent and widely worshipped god, and after its adoption by the people of K’n-yan had lent its name to the city which was later to become dominant in that region.
		It’s from N’kai that frightful Tsathoggua came — you know, the amorphous, toad-like god-creature mentioned in the Pnakotic Manuscripts and the Necronomicon and the Commoriom myth-cycle preserved by the Atlantean high-priest Klarkash-Ton." -- H.P. Lovecraft, The Whisperer in Darkness
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ts/Tsathoggua.html (279 words)

	Call of Cthulhu: Dark Corners of the Earth Clue Locations FAQ - IGN FAQs
		The Pnakotic Manuscripts (or Pnakotic Fragments) predate the origin of Man, and were in fact written by the Great Race of Yith and kept in the Great Library in Pnakotus.
		The Ponape Scripture is a manuscript found in the Caroline Islands by one Captain Hoag.
		After Hoag's death, the manuscript was expurged and published by Hoag's granddaughter.
	faqs.ign.com /articles/665/665076p1.html (444 words)

	The Last Horrid Discoveries
		Clichés like this being "a monumental task" come to mind when I look at the amount of the material and the heavily corrected manuscripts they had to work from.
		It even allows peeks of the Necronomicon, the Pnakotic Manuscripts and the Eltdown Shards, which the footnote explains comes from a Richard Searight story.
		The discovery of the original handwritten manuscript of "The Shadow out of Time," the basis of this book, makes an interesting addendum to the Arkham House volumes and justifies his continued recognition in the literary world.
	www.lsu.edu /necrofile/shadow5.html (1288 words)

	The Hellbound Web \| Interact \| FanFiction \| "Endgame"
		De Vermis Mysteriis, the Book of Eibon, the Pnakotic Manuscript, and of course the Necronomicon are from H.P. Lovecraft's writing, created by himself or his colleagues.
		Supposedly he has been gathering information about the Pnakotic Project, and had a hand in that raid last night.
		Then she turned with a swish of skirts, locked the door behind her, and went back to her duties as Hell's librarian.
	www.cenobite.com /fan/fiction/endgame.htm (5060 words)

	Polaris by H. P. Lovecraft (Site not responding. Last check: )
		But my eyes were the keenest in the city, despite the long hours I gave each day to the study of the Pnakotic manuscripts and the wisdom of the Zobnarian Fathers; so my friend, desiring not to doom me to inaction, rewarded me with that duty which was second to nothing in importance.
		Vainly did I struggle with my drowsiness, seeking to connect these strange words with some lore of the skies which I had learnt from the Pnakotic manuscripts.
		My head, heavy and reeling, drooped to my breast, and when next I looked up it was in a dream, with the Pole Star grinning at me through a window from over the horrible and swaying trees of a dream swamp.
	www.dagonbytes.com /thelibrary/lovecraft/polaris.htm (1265 words)

	Tsathoggua - Monstropedia - the largest encyclopedia about monsters
		This was a squat, plain temple of basalt blocks without a single carving, and containing only a vacant onyx pedestal.
		It’s from N’kai that frightful Tsathoggua came — you know, the amorphous, toad-like god-creature mentioned in the Pnakotic Manuscripts and the Necronomicon and the Commoriom myth-cycle preserved by the Atlantean high-priest Klarkash-Ton.
		In his story At the Mountains of Madness H.P. Lovecraft states that "A few daring mystics have hinted at a pre-Pleistocene origin for the fragmentary Pnakotic Manuscripts, and have suggested that the devotees of Tsathoggua were as alien to mankind as Tsathoggua itself."
	www.monstropedia.org /index.php?title=Tsathoggua (1381 words)

	blog.myspace.com/john_maceachern
		I gots two new posts up at the pnakotic manuscripts They aren't very easy to describe, but I assure you they won't take long to read.
		I gots two new posts up at the pnakotic manuscripts.
		Here's the link to my new post at the pnakotic manuscripts
	blog.myspace.com /john_maceachern (262 words)

	Kurogane’s Anime Blog » Grimoires anyone?
		Demonbane might not be the best anime this season, but it does score in one thing thus far, which is the embodiments of the grimoires in the show, notably Al-Azif, or better known as the Necronomicon, and the newly appeared Pnakotic Manuscripts.
		Not only it seems that they are freakingly cute and are made of win in their gothic lolita outfits, they also have a chibi mode that would only be matched by Shana-tan herself.
		But that aside, it does have an equal amount of fail accompanying, no less than the stereotypical weak-ass protagonist that actually has hidden powers and learns to use them over the course of the show.
	kurogane.animeblogger.net /2006/06/04/grimoires-anyone (576 words)

	Great Race of Yith at AllExperts
		This primordial city is where the Great Race housed their enormous library.
		The library of Pnakotus held the Pnakotic Manuscripts, a legendary tome containing a detailed chronicle of the Great Race's history, among other things.
		Copies of this manuscript would later be passed down through the ages, eventually falling into the hands of sinister cults which would guard them into modern times.
	en.allexperts.com /e/g/gr/great_race_of_yith.htm (839 words)

	Ulthar Information
		The modest Temple of the Elder Ones is found in Ulthar and, at the time of Randolph Carter’s visit, its patriarch was Atal, one time companion of Barzai the Wise.
		According to the zoogs of the Enchanted Wood, a copy of the Pnakotic Manuscripts is located in this temple.
		He is the son of Sothoth and was sent to Earth to keep watch over the Great Old Ones.
	www.bookrags.com /wiki/Ulthar (274 words)

	LEVIATHAN CHAINED: The Legend of the Nephilim and the Cthulhu Mythos, by Paula O'Keefe
		He begins with the research of one Dr. Stanislaus Hinterstoisser to the effect that the source manuscript - from which Al Azif and the Necronomicon are derived - is not the work of one man at all, mad poet or otherwise.
		It is assembled from a potpourri of Akkadian, Babylonian, Sumerian, Persian, and sundry ancient source documents - those in turn, of course, having faithfully transcribed it from yet earlier sources back to the voices of the proto-humans who first heard the Old Ones speak in their sleep.
		This cryptic 16th-Century manuscript is the Liber Logaeth, also called in Latin Liber Mysterorum Sextus et Sanctus, "Sixth Book of the Holy Mysteries", and sometimes confusingly referred to as the Book of Enoch.
	www.apocalypse.org /pub/u/hilda/leviathan.html (7739 words)

	Great Race of Yith
		This primordial city is where the Great Race housed their enormous library.
		The library of Pnakotus held the Pnakotic Manuscripts, a legendary tome containing a detailed chronicle of the Great Race's history, among other things.
		Copies of this manuscript would later be passed down through the ages, eventually falling into the hands of sinister cults which would guard them into modern times.
	www.sfcrowsnest.com /scifinder/a/great_Race_of_Yith.php (693 words)

	An H.P. Lovecraft Anthology: The Shadow out of Time (Astonishing Stories, 1936): Chapter 3
		And it was largely in consequence of two cases of this kind - said the old myths - that mankind had learned what it had concerning the Great Race.
		Of all things surviving physically and directly from that aeon-distant world, there remained only certain ruins of great stones in far places and under the sea, and parts of the text of the frightful Pnakotic Manuscripts.
		Thus the returning mind reached its own age with only the faintest and most fragmentary visions of what it had undergone since its seizure.
	www.sacred-texts.com /nec/hpl/hpl50.htm (2968 words)

	Notes on the Career of Henry Armitage
		Here I believe is the sign in question, which as you can see resembles the hieroglyphic Monad of Dr. John Dee.
		There are also distinct similarities with the early, untranslatable glyphs in the Pnakotic Manuscripts.
		But Armitage animates the sign, using the moving image to reproduce the process he believed happened in a mind that submitted itself to Aglo Prime.
	www.othercinema.com /otherzine/otherzine4/armitage.html (1032 words)

	H.P. Lovecraft and the Chtulhu Mythos
		Some of the nonexistent books that he mentions are the so-called Pnakotic manuscripts and the Seven Cryptical Books of Earth (also called The Seven Cryptical Books of Hsan).
		The original Arabic title of this manuscript was Kitab Al Azif, being a reference to the nocturnal sound of insects, which was believed to be the howling of demons.
		Necronomicon is usually translated as “Book of Dead Names,” but this is inaccurate, because necro- and the ending -icon are both Greek words, as is nom.
	www.vaidilute.com /books-lovecraft.html (2824 words)

	Calling Cthulhu
		Lovecraft's scholarly heroes also investigate the Mythos as much through reading and thinking as through movements through physical space, and this psychological exploration draws the mind of the reader directly into the loop.
		He also constructs a documentary texture by thickening his tales with manuscripts, newspaper clippings, scholarly citations, diary entries, letters, and bibliographies that list fake books alongside real classics.
		All this produces the sense that "outside" each individual tale lies a meta-fictional world that hovers on the edge of our own, a world that, like the monsters themselves, is constantly trying to break through and actualize itself.
	www.shawnnacol.com /DM-CallingCthulhu.htm (6805 words)

	Statement of Lin Carter
		A brief consultation with psychic penpals throughout the galaxy reveals that his answer lies on the nasty planet of Shaggai.
		A seventh tale, "The Acolyte of the Flame", is said to be a "translated" section of the Pnakotic Manuscripts, but it has not (to our knowledge) reached print.
		All concern the horrors issuing from the doomed expedition of archaeologist Harold Hadley Copeland, and the legacy of notes, manuscripts, and artifacts he left to the Institute.
	www.clare.ltd.new.net /cryptofcthulhu/statementlincarter.htm (3771 words)

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