BEDDOWS’ NOTES
The Sedefkar Simulacrum is an occult artifact of evil power. It was taken apart and scattered across Europe at the end of the eighteenth century. Retrieve the pieces and destroy it.
The statue was dismembered in Paris just prior to the French Revolution. Part of it may still be in France. The owner was a noble, Comte Fenalik.
Napoleon’s soldiers carried a piece into Venice when they invaded that city.
Another fragment made its way to Trieste at the same time. Its fate is unknown. Look up Johann Winckelmann at the museum there.
There may a piece in the kingdom of the Serbs, Croats and Slovenes. Start at the National Museum of Belgrade. Dr. Milovan Todorovic is the curator.
One part was lost near Sofia during the Bulgarian War in 1875. At that time things of value were hidden from the invadets, so it may be buried somewhere.
A piece was in circulation in Paris just after the Great War, and sold to someone in Milan.
The only way to destroy the statue is in its original home, a place in Constantinople known as the Shunned Mosque. A ritual to destroy it utterly is included in a set of documents known as the Sedefkar Scrolls.
