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Talk organized by the Майстерня Академічного Релігієзнавства (Workshop of Academic Religious Studies), 22nd of November 2019, Slavic Language Center, Kiev, Ukraine. (Uma versão Portuguesa deste video pode ser encontrada aqui: • Introdução ao Estudo do Livro de São Cipri... ) Abstract: The Portuguese Book of Saint Cyprian is a unique book, be it from a historical or cultural point of view. Currently, this is the only book to which, without ambiguity, one may attribute the title of ‘grimoire’ in Portugal, and yet, this exceptionality appears to be largely ignored by the Portuguese academic community. After decades of Ecclesiastic condemnation and even State censorship, currently, the Book of Saint Cyprian is located in a complex position of social taboo within the Portuguese letters, which relegates it to the margins of official culture as an inferior literary expression, unworthy of academic attention; what Jerusa Pires Ferreira has called the ‘culture of margins’. Yet, this is a book with an extremely vast history, and although its current representative had its origin in the mid 19th century, sections from its content can be traced to local expressions of magical literature and folk medicine. This is a title which has accompanied Portuguese and Brazilian culture from, at least, the 17th century, and while pre-contemporary examples of this are extremely rare, several instances of this same title are occasionally mentioned in Portuguese Inquisition trial records and, after the disappearance of this institution, in occasional mentions in the work of ethnographers and folklorists of the end of the 19th and beginnings of the 20th century. What emerges from all of this is that The Book of Saint Cyprian is not a concrete book in itself, but rather a category or literary tradition which is constantly created by the intersection of both folk and learned religion and magic, including those of foreign origin, creating a unique phenomenon in Portugal which is criminally underexplored. To check my published papers and other talks visit my Academia page: https://coimbra.academia.edu/JoséViei... If you would like to supor my research visit my Patreon: / joseleitao