Not looking for a modern copy... I am hoping to find a first edition... Reprints and ebooks are a dime a dozen I am looking for investment value.

@Lizard_of_Ahaz aha, trash value. You are sadly misguided by an ignorant world. The value is in the knowledge not the rarety.

@FrayedBear I have a first edition of Maid of Orleans by Voltaire... Considering this book was declared blasphemous and most copies were burned I find it a safer investment than the stock market.

@Lizard_of_Ahaz Like shares & bonds bought on the stock exchange, can you eat the bok in a post apolyctic world? Good for fire starting if you can create flame & it is dry.
Have you read your book?

@FrayedBear I am in the process of learning to read French so I can... Stop watching reruns of Mad Max because if the world goes down you won't be alive anyway. My sister has the same attitude towards these books that you do.... She failed the GED three times and reads at a 5th grade level. Hell she can't even pass a drivers test without studying for months first.

@Lizard_of_Ahaz Most round here pay someone else to take the test then read the tules the rest of their lives.
Max didn't fail his equivalent of your GED, nor did I.

@FrayedBear Sounds like most of the people around you did and I am betting Mel Gibson had someone take all his tests for him because in real life he is a real piece of shit.

@Lizard_of_Ahaz typical drunken legend in his own lunchbox Australian catholic. Probably abused as a child by his priest who then passed him onto the local rabbi for circumcision.

Collectability James the first was a real piece of shit who tortured then murdered Doctors and women because they were able to cure people of illnesses... He wrote a book on it titled "Demonologie" which was printed in 1599.

@Lizard_of_Ahaz I know all about James, once referred to as Queen James as he was fairly obviously gay.
Solomon supposedly was a big time demon boss too, many dark age Grimoire were attributed to Solomon, all forgeries most likely considering Solomon was almost certainly fictitious.

@Willow_Wisp Most of the characters in the bible are fictitious with a sprinkling of real names and titles (often with historically inaccurate dates and incidents) in a piss poor attempt to give credibility to the fairy tales it contains...