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The Magus
141 chapters English Public domain
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The Magus is one of the primary sources for the study of ceremonial magic, and for a long time was one of the rarest and most sought after of the 19th century grimoires. Barretts' magnum opus embodies deep knowledge of Alchemy, Astrology, and the Kabbalah, and has been cited by the Golden Dawn and other occult and esoteric movements as source material. Written in 1801 in the middle of the 'Age of Reason', sandwiched between Newton and Darwin, this was possibly the last epoch that a work like this could be composed.
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141 chapters
51 Chapter XXVIII: The Magic Tables Of The Planets... 52 Chapter XXIX: Of The Observation Of The Celestials Necessary In Every Magical Work 53 Chapter XXX: When The Planets Are Of Most Powerful Influence 54 Chapter XXXI: Observations On The Fixed Stars, And Their Names And Natures 55 Chapter XXXII: Of The Sun And Moon, And Their Magical Considerations. 56 Chapter XXXIII: Of The Twenty-Eight Mansions Of The Moon, And Their Virtues 57 Chapter XXXIV: How Some Artificial Things (As Images, Seals, And Such Like) May Obtain Some Virtue From The Celestial Bodies. 58 Chapter XXXV: Of The Images Of The Zodiac... 59 Chapter XXXVI: Of The Images Of Saturn 60 Chapter XXXVII: Of The Images Of Jupiter. 61 Chapter XXXVIII: Of The Images Of Mars 62 Chapter XXXIX: Of The Images Of The Sun 63 Chapter XL: Of The Images Of Venus 64 Chapter XLI: Of The Images Of Mercury 65 Chapter XLIII: Of The Images Of The Head And Tail Of The Dragon Of The Moon 66 Chapter XLIV: Of The Images Of The Mansions Of The Moon 67 Chapter XLV: That Human Imprecations Naturally Impress Their Powers Upon External Things... 68 Chapter XLVI: Conclusion... 69 Title Page 70 Introduction 71 Chapter I: The Magnetic, Or Attractive Power Or Faculty 72 Chapter II: Of Sympathetic Medicines 73 Chapter III: Of The Magnetic Or Sympathetic Unguent... 74 Chapter IV: Of The Armary Unguent, Or Weapon Salve 75 Chapter V: Of The Imaginative Power And The Magnetism Of The Natural Spirits...
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The Magus
141 chapters English Public domain
About this book
The Magus is one of the primary sources for the study of ceremonial magic, and for a long time was one of the rarest and most sought after of the 19th century grimoires. Barretts' magnum opus embodies deep knowledge of Alchemy, Astrology, and the Kabbalah, and has been cited by the Golden Dawn and other occult and esoteric movements as source material. Written in 1801 in the middle of the 'Age of Reason', sandwiched between Newton and Darwin, this was possibly the last epoch that a work like this could be composed.
Table of contents
141 chapters
51 Chapter XXVIII: The Magic Tables Of The Planets... 52 Chapter XXIX: Of The Observation Of The Celestials Necessary In Every Magical Work 53 Chapter XXX: When The Planets Are Of Most Powerful Influence 54 Chapter XXXI: Observations On The Fixed Stars, And Their Names And Natures 55 Chapter XXXII: Of The Sun And Moon, And Their Magical Considerations. 56 Chapter XXXIII: Of The Twenty-Eight Mansions Of The Moon, And Their Virtues 57 Chapter XXXIV: How Some Artificial Things (As Images, Seals, And Such Like) May Obtain Some Virtue From The Celestial Bodies. 58 Chapter XXXV: Of The Images Of The Zodiac... 59 Chapter XXXVI: Of The Images Of Saturn 60 Chapter XXXVII: Of The Images Of Jupiter. 61 Chapter XXXVIII: Of The Images Of Mars 62 Chapter XXXIX: Of The Images Of The Sun 63 Chapter XL: Of The Images Of Venus 64 Chapter XLI: Of The Images Of Mercury 65 Chapter XLIII: Of The Images Of The Head And Tail Of The Dragon Of The Moon 66 Chapter XLIV: Of The Images Of The Mansions Of The Moon 67 Chapter XLV: That Human Imprecations Naturally Impress Their Powers Upon External Things... 68 Chapter XLVI: Conclusion... 69 Title Page 70 Introduction 71 Chapter I: The Magnetic, Or Attractive Power Or Faculty 72 Chapter II: Of Sympathetic Medicines 73 Chapter III: Of The Magnetic Or Sympathetic Unguent... 74 Chapter IV: Of The Armary Unguent, Or Weapon Salve 75 Chapter V: Of The Imaginative Power And The Magnetism Of The Natural Spirits...
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The Magus
141 chapters English Public domain
About this book
The Magus is one of the primary sources for the study of ceremonial magic, and for a long time was one of the rarest and most sought after of the 19th century grimoires. Barretts' magnum opus embodies deep knowledge of Alchemy, Astrology, and the Kabbalah, and has been cited by the Golden Dawn and other occult and esoteric movements as source material. Written in 1801 in the middle of the 'Age of Reason', sandwiched between Newton and Darwin, this was possibly the last epoch that a work like this could be composed.
Table of contents
141 chapters
51 Chapter XXVIII: The Magic Tables Of The Planets... 52 Chapter XXIX: Of The Observation Of The Celestials Necessary In Every Magical Work 53 Chapter XXX: When The Planets Are Of Most Powerful Influence 54 Chapter XXXI: Observations On The Fixed Stars, And Their Names And Natures 55 Chapter XXXII: Of The Sun And Moon, And Their Magical Considerations. 56 Chapter XXXIII: Of The Twenty-Eight Mansions Of The Moon, And Their Virtues 57 Chapter XXXIV: How Some Artificial Things (As Images, Seals, And Such Like) May Obtain Some Virtue From The Celestial Bodies. 58 Chapter XXXV: Of The Images Of The Zodiac... 59 Chapter XXXVI: Of The Images Of Saturn 60 Chapter XXXVII: Of The Images Of Jupiter. 61 Chapter XXXVIII: Of The Images Of Mars 62 Chapter XXXIX: Of The Images Of The Sun 63 Chapter XL: Of The Images Of Venus 64 Chapter XLI: Of The Images Of Mercury 65 Chapter XLIII: Of The Images Of The Head And Tail Of The Dragon Of The Moon 66 Chapter XLIV: Of The Images Of The Mansions Of The Moon 67 Chapter XLV: That Human Imprecations Naturally Impress Their Powers Upon External Things... 68 Chapter XLVI: Conclusion... 69 Title Page 70 Introduction 71 Chapter I: The Magnetic, Or Attractive Power Or Faculty 72 Chapter II: Of Sympathetic Medicines 73 Chapter III: Of The Magnetic Or Sympathetic Unguent... 74 Chapter IV: Of The Armary Unguent, Or Weapon Salve 75 Chapter V: Of The Imaginative Power And The Magnetism Of The Natural Spirits...
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