- Books-Magic
- 1989 The Year of Armageddon New record added 5/28/2021
- Book on the rapture that's 15% off that Homer buys at Gospel for Less Christian Bookstore. (Season 16 episode Thank God it's Doomsday)
- 2005
- Book of spells written By Kim Newman, owned by Charles.
- Any Day Now New record added 5/28/2021
- Book on the rapture that Homer buys at Gospel for Less Christian Bookstore. (Season 16 episode Thank God it's Doomsday)
- The Arcane Science Of Judicial Astrology And Key To Solomon's Stone
- Paper-backed book that Madame Alexandra Vesant uses to calculate the influences of the heavenly bodies when creating her personalized horoscopes.
- Astronomia Nova
- One of the books Dr. Strange returns to Wong after reading the book of the invisible sun.
- The Bible According To Hoyle
- Religious book on Ned Flanders' bookshelf. (Season 7 episode Home Sweet Homediddly-Dum-Doodily)
- The Book Of Amun-Ra
- Book of ancient spells and incantations made out of pure gold.
- Book Of Magick And Spelles Vol. II
- Time Life book that finds Bart in the library occult section. (Season 4 episode Treehouse of Horror III - segment: Dial "Z" for Zombies)
- The Book Of The 9 Gates Of The Kingdom Of Shadows
- Book by Aristodem Torchiam with the help of the devil.
- Book of the Dead
- Episode Miss Lovecraft Sent Me.
- Classic Druidic Spells and Potions
- Book on the Druid world that Wade uses to cast a spell - intended to make Rembrandt's ex-girlfriend - but backfires and makes Rembrandt fall in love with Wade. (Season 3 episode Dragonslide)
- Codex Imperium
- One of the books Dr. Strange returns to Wong after readingthe book of the invisible sun.
- Curses and Counter-curses
- Book by Vindictus Viridian. "Bewitch Your Friends and Befuddle Your Enemies with the Latest Revenges: Hair-Loss, Jelly-Legs, Tongue-Tying and Much, Much More."
- The Dark Hold
- Book of magic that Agnes mentions, also known as the Book of the Damned. Apparently contains a chapter about, "The Scarlet Witch". (Season 1 episode The Series Finale)
- De Vermis Mysteriis
- A hellish book found with other forbidden texts in the Starry Wisdom Church in Providence, Rhode Island.
- Book containing spells and enchantments, particularly those that can summon strange entities.
- Wingate Peaslee reads (and makes marginal notes in) a copy of the book possessed by the Miskatonic University library.
- Book in which Ludwig Prinn awesomely implies his knowledge of Nyarlathotep, the oldest god of all Egypt.
- Book by Ludwig Prinn containing a chapter called Saracenic Rituals, which is said to have "revealed the lore of the efreet and the djinn, the secrets of the Assassin sects, the myths of Arabian ghoul-tales, the hidden practices of dervish cults" and "the legends of Inner Egypt".
- Book by Ludwig Prinn containing a chapter called Saracenic Rituals, which is said to have "revealed the lore of the efreet and the djinn, the secrets of the Assassin sects, the myths of Arabian ghoul-tales, the hidden practices of dervish cults" and "the legends of Inner Egypt".
- Book by Ludwig Prinn containing a chapter called Saracenic Rituals, which is said to have "revealed the lore of the efreet and the djinn, the secrets of the Assassin sects, the myths of Arabian ghoul-tales, the hidden practices of dervish cults" and "the legends of Inner Egypt".
- Fictional book of spells, originally from Robert Bloch's 1935 short story The Shambler from the Stars. Alonzo Typer explores the attic of the van der Heyl mansion, finding a carved, crumbling chest full of blasphemous books and papers, including a Greek Necronomicon, a Norman-French Livre d'Eibon, and a first edition of old Ludvig Prinn's De Vermis Mysteriis.
- Book by Ludwig Prinn containing a chapter on divination, as a potential source for information on The Star of Sechmet, a mysterious crystal.
- Disregard of the book's precautions brings forth the dwellers in the Hidden World.
- Something that told you how you could compound aconite and belladonna and draw circles of phosphorescent fire on the floor when the stars were right. Something that spoke of melting tallow candles and blending them with corpse-fat, whispered of the uses to which animal sacrifices might be put.
- One of the books discovered in a book catalog by the detective Solar Pons.
- Referred to as Ludvig Prinn's Grimoire, in the English edition.
- Book of spells by Ludwig Prinn that's connected to the Illuminati.
- Latin book of spells that Mark finds in the Marsten House.
- Also known as The Mysteries of the Worm. Short Story: Salem's Lot.
- Book of spells that Charles uses to release a gigantic white worm that was worshiped by the town's previous inhabitants.
- Book of spells by Ludwig Prinn.
- Book of spells. (Volume Two #30 Circle of Darkness)
- Book of spells that, if read without standing on a pentagram tile, will result in instant death.
- Book of spells owned by sorcerer Tiberius.
- Fictional book of spells that first appeared in Robert Bloch's 1935 short story The Shambler from the Stars. The Hellboy movie begins with a quote from page 87: "In the coldest regions of space, the monstrous entities Ogdru Jahad - the Seven Gods of Chaos - slumber in their crystal prison, waiting to reclaim Earth... and burn the heavens."
- Book of spells that Julian Modely uses to seek his revenge, summoning an abomination. (Song: Revenge of Julian Modely / Album: Project Nonagon)
- Book of spells that can be found in the library in Irina Boczow's office in Budapest.
- Book of spells that the minister Charles Jacobs uses to heal people.
- Book of spells that found its way to Zimbabwe through a lieutenant of Swahili slave trader, Tippu Tip and survivor of the Congo Arab War, Mwalimu Jimmu.
- Discours des Sorciers
- Episode Miss Lovecraft Sent Me.
- Flanders Bible
- Ned's own Bible that he uses when attempting to baptize the Simpson kids in the Springfield River. (Season 7 episode Home Sweet Homediddly-Dum-Doodily)
- The Grimorum
- Ancient book of spells that Demona uses to control Goliath. (Season 1 episode Temptation)
- Hebrew National Bible
- Religious book on Ned Flanders' bookshelf. (Season 7 episode Home Sweet Homediddly-Dum-Doodily)
- A History of Magic
- History book by Bathilda Bagshot.
- Holy Bible!
- Religious book on Ned Flanders' bookshelf. (Season 7 episode Home Sweet Homediddly-Dum-Doodily)
- Horoscopes: Signs & Portents
- Book that Ian holds up in front of Becky. (Season 1 episode Order 2472)
- Key Of Solomon
- One of the books Dr. Strange returns to Wong after readingthe book of the invisible sun.
- Kosst Amojan
- Ancient religious Bajoran text.
- Now fully invested in the Pah-Wraiths, Kai Winn seeks answers in the forbidden text of the Kosst Amojan. (Season 7 episode The Changing Face of Evil)
- Kai Winn continues to seek answers in the ancient forbidden text Kosst Amojan. (Season 7 episode When it Rains)
- Livre D'Eibon
- Fictional text of arcane knowledge, originally from Clark Ashton Smith's short story The Coming of the White Worm. Alonzo Typer explores the attic of the van der Heyl mansion, finding a carved, crumbling chest full of blasphemous books and papers, including a Greek Necronomicon, a Norman-French Livre d'Eibon, and a first edition of old Ludvig Prinn's De Vermis Mysteriis.
- Magic
- Book seen in the music video for Metallica's song The Father/Son Switching Song, from the soundtrack for the Father/Son switching film The Boy Who Magically Switched Places With His Dad - apparently the book that spurred the father/son switching (Episode At The Beach)
- The Magic Book Of Magic
- Book of magic from Season 2 episode 6 Oh Oh Oh... It's Magic.
- Magical Drafts and Potions
- Potion-making book by Arsenius Jigger.
- Magical Theory
- Textbook by Adalbert Waffling.
- Maxim's Primer
- One of the books Wong gives Dr. Strange to read.
- The Near Death Experience
- Necronomicon
- When the Necronomicon is stolen from the public library, the Ghostbusters find themselves fighting creatures in the sewers, chasing down cults, and researching comic books to help them in their mission. H.P. Lovecraft references galore. (episode The Collect Call of Cathulhu)
- Bob Dole reads a passage from the Necronomicon at the Springfield Republican Party meeting.
- The Necronomicon
- Fictional book of magic, originally from H.P. Lovecraft's 1924 short story The Hound. Alonzo Typer explores the attic of the van der Heyl mansion, finding a carved, crumbling chest full of blasphemous books and papers, including a Greek Necronomicon, a Norman-French Livre d'Eibon, and a first edition of old Ludvig Prinn's De Vermis Mysteriis.
- Also known as Naturom Demonto.
- Also known as Necronomicon Ex-Mortis.
- Also known as The Book of the Dead, from The Evil Dead. Steven flips through the necronomicon when he's in Jason's house. According to the director Adam Marcus, Jason is a Deadite.
- Also known as Naturom Demonto.
- One Thousand Magical Herbs And Fungi
- Textbook by Phyllida Spore.
- Potions and Acids
- One of Lewis' uncle's magic book.
- Psychic Mysteries: The Proof Revealed
- Book that Irene drops in the classroom. (Season 2 episode Among the Untrodden)
- Rites and Practice of Black Magic
- Spells To Find Hidden Things
- One of Lewis' uncle's magic book.
- The Standard Book of Spells
- A collection of books written by Miranda Goshawk.
- The Darkhold
- Indestructible set of parchments where Chthon wrote his spells down. Also known as The Book of Sins.
- The Thump Resistant Bible
- Religious book on Ned Flanders' bookshelf. (Season 7 episode Home Sweet Homediddly-Dum-Doodily)
- Today's Family Gnostic Bible
- Religious book on Ned Flanders' bookshelf. (Season 7 episode Home Sweet Homediddly-Dum-Doodily)
- Vedic
- One of the books Wong gives Dr. Strange to read - written in classic Sanskrit.
- Who Begat Whom
- Religious book on Ned Flanders' bookshelf. (Season 7 episode Home Sweet Homediddly-Dum-Doodily)
- Ye Book of Ye Black Arts
- Writer Julius Moomer finds a book on black magic called Ye Book of Ye Black Arts at Polodney's Book Shop that allows him to conjure up William Shakespeare, and later, General Robert E. Lee, General Ulysses S. Grant, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Pocahantas, Daniel Boone, Theodore Roosevelt and Benjamin Franklin. (Episode The Bard)
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