Cthäat Aquadingen

The Cthäat Aquadingen is a fictional book created by Brian Lumley. It first appeared in the short story The Caller of the Black.
Author of the Cthäat Aquadingen is unknown. It first came to light during the 4th century in Northern Europe. The first copies were written in a mixture of the now extinct Gothic Language and a strange dot-like script. A Latin translation was made in the 12th century. Through out the ages numerous personal translations have been made in languages such English, French and even Hindi.
The contents of the Codex Maleficum, the Codex Dagonensis and the Codex Spitalski may have been derived from the Cthäat Aquadingen.
== Contents ==
The Cthäat Aquadingen deals primarily with the raising and putting down of water spirits. As well as Deep Ones, Zoth-Ommog and the Star Spawn of Cthulhu it also mentions more obscure beings such as Othuum. Other contents include: a paragraph on the creation of a certain sign, four pages of rituals pertaining to the Great Old One Tsathoggua, the Third and The Sixth Sathlattae, and the words of the Nyhargo Dirge. The book talks at some length about Bugg-Shash and Yibb-Tstll, two entities which it terms "Drowners", as well as information about how to restrain these beings using the Barrier of Naach-Tith.
Category:Grimoires
Category:Brian Lumley's lore