The Book of Eibon

There are three version of this book that follows:

Book of Eibon
English, translation unknown, c. 15 century
A flawed and incomplete translation. Eighteen copies by various hands are known to exist today.
Sanity Loss: 2d4
Cthulhu Mythos: +3/+8 percentiles
Mythos Rating: 33
Study: 32 weeks


Liber Ivonis
Latin, translated by Caius Philipus Faber, 9th century
Although the original is said to have been written by Eibon, wizard of Hperborea, no earlier versions than the Latin have been verified. Never printed, six bound manuscript versions have been listed in library collections.
Sanity Loss: 2d4
Cthulhu Mythos: +4/+9 percentiles
Mythos Rating: 39
Study: 36 weeks

Livre d'Ivon
French, translated by Gaspard du Nord, c. 13 century
Bound, handwritten manuscript of which thirteen specimens, partial or complete, are known to exist.
Sanity Loss: 2D4
Cthulhu Mythos: +4/+8 percentiles
Mythos Rating: 36
Study: 36 weeks

Type

Text, Literature

Medium

Paper