Citations:Rauðskinna

English citations of Rauðskinna and Raudskinna

1. • 2012 August 22, Bob Curran, A Haunted Mind: Inside the Dark, Twisted World of H.P. Lovecraft‎^[1], Red Wheel/Weiser, →ISBN:

     One of these was allegedly the Raudskinna or Red Skin, which found its way to Germany. […] Naturally, the Lutherans accused him of all sorts of wickedness and diabolism, one of which was the Raudskinna.

   • 2018 June 11, Andy Paciorek, Bob Curran, The Wytch Hunters’ Manual‎^[2], Lulu Press, Inc., →ISBN, page 49:

     Not only this, but in order to pass on his dark knowledge, Gottskalk penned a fearsome book — the most formidable book of Icelandic black magic — named Raudskinna, the Red Skinned Book as it was bound in red leather, […]

   • 2020 May 29, Theresa Bane, Encyclopedia of Mythological Objects‎^[3], McFarland & Company, →ISBN, page 127:

     In Scandinavian folklore, Raudskinna (Redskin) was a book of black magic said to have been written by Bishop Gottskalk grimmi Nikulasson (Gottskalk the Cruel) of Holar in the sixteenth century; legend claims that he was buried with it.