Homo Lupi: Historia Abscondita Populi Occulti

A book written by Edward Hale, recounting the history and mythology of werewolves. The title translates as 'Wolf Men: A History of a Secret People'.

The book covers the Lykaon and the werewolf creation myth, the life of Oentrus, the history of co-operation between packs and the Druid Order, and notable figures in werewolf history.

The book was professionally printed, but due to its content, could not be widely sold commercially, and the print run was only 100 copies, which were sold or given as gifts to various Druids, Werewolf Packs, and other Supernatural creatures. A copy is held in the Druid Archives in Y Trallwng.

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Homo Lupi: Historia Abscondita Populi Occulti

Lykaon may be the father of our species, the point from which all werewolves trace their lineage, but his influence beyond that act of creation pales in comparison to that of his descendant Oentrus.

It is from Oentrus that we take our language, our relationship with the Druid Order, and most importantly, our control. Without the influence of Oentrus, and the Chatti, we would still be subject to Kybele's divine madness, destined to become ravening animals incapable of recognising even our nearest and dearest.

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Type

Manuscript, Historical

Medium

Paper

Authoring Date

1897

Authors

• Edward Hale