Oct 18, 2016
British Museum Studies
The Sedefkar Simulacrum is referenced multiple times in a 13th century illuminated manuscript ‘The Devil’s simulare’ in the Bibliotheque Nationcionale.
Sedefkar scrolls. Index card mentions that something related to it is housed in the topkapi museum in Constantinople.
No mention of Shunned Mosque or Comte Fenalik found but Col Selmey noticed that the word Fenalik means “evil” in Turkish but that the word has only been used in the last 200 years almost as if the word came from the man.
We find a skinned corpse of a man who is holding a scroll made of human flesh written in Turkish reading “The Skinless One will not be denied.”
