The Sworn Book of Honorius (Liber Iuratus Honorii), Joseph H. Peterson's edition

Joseph Peterson's edition of the Sworn Book of Honorius is a critical scholarly edition, working from the surviving manuscripts of the text itself and testing the traditional ascription to Honorius of Thebes against other primary evidence, specifically the works of Pietro d'Abano, rather than repeating the ascription uncritically. That direct manuscript-based critical method, checkable against the specific pages and comparison it makes, is the edition's real evidentiary basis. This atlas cites it specifically for that critical introduction rather than for the magical text's own operative content. Use it for the documented critical assessment of the Honorius ascription and the manuscript tradition behind it; a claim about the text's own magical operations or theology needs the primary text itself addressed directly.