Archivio IX: Summonitores Libro

Summonitores Libro is a medieval occult manuscript first recorded in 1302 AD, though its origin remains uncertain and likely older. Written in Latin, it is believed to facilitate exchanges with fallen entities, functioning as a ritual mechanism rather than a conventional grimoire. The likely original copy surfaced in private collections across Moscow, Ankara, and Duisburg before entering the McDonough Collection in Belfast, its current status is marked for destruction. Across the centuries, derivative copies appeared in Venice (1702), Leipzig (1844), and in fragmented manuscript form in the early twentieth century. Each secondary version demonstrated structural corruption yet retained ritual efficacy. All known derivative copies were located and destroyed by Daniel De Jager between 2012 and 2023 under IX mandate.

De Jager Archive Record

Summonitores Libro

IX STATUS: FOR DESTRUCTION

Origin	Unknown, Likely Tapping
Used for	Trading with the fallen, exchange
Known copies	5

Possible Original Copy (1302)

Language	Latin
First recorded encounter	1303 AD
Known prior locations	Daniil Aleksandrovich Private Collection, Moscow Ahmed Rehman Private Collection, Ankara Frank Rolf Private Collection, Duisburg
Current location	McDonough Private Collection, Belfast
Condition	Unknown
Owner Knowledge Status	Unaware
Safety	Unsafe
IX Status	For destruction

Fabric Hardcover, Blaew Press (1615)

Language	Latin
First recorded encounter	1992
Known prior locations	Vermeer Private Collection, Delft Victoria House, Epsom
Current location	N/A
Condition	Destroyed
Owner Knowledge Status	N/A
Safety	N/A
IX Status	IX Completed — Daniel De Jager (1992)

Transcribed Copy, Venice (1702)

Language	Latin (Partial Corruption)
First known encounter	2008
Known prior locations	Ambrosini Private Collection, Padua Black Estate Auction, Geneva
Current location	N/A
Condition	Destroyed
Owner Knowledge Status	N/A
Safety	N/A
IX Status	IX Completed — Daniel De Jager (2012)

German Translation, Leipzig (1844)

Language	German
First known encounter	1874
Known prior locations	Heidelberg University Archive, Heidelberg Sammer Private Collection, Hamburg
Current location	N/A
Condition	Destroyed
Owner Knowledge Status	N/A
Safety	N/A
IX Status	IX Completed — Aurelio Vescari (2017)

Ritual Extract Manuscript (1923)

Language	Latin Marginalia in French
First known encounter	2022
Known prior locations	Rocha Private Collection, Marseille Anonymous Auction, Brussels
Current location	N/A
Condition	Destroyed
Owner Knowledge Status	N/A
Safety	N/A
IX Status	IX Completed — Daniel De Jager (2017)