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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
76 Chapter VI: Of Witchcraft 77 Chapter VII: Of The Vital Spirit, &c. 78 Chapter VIII: Of The Magical Power 79 Chapter IX: Of The Exciting Or Stirring Up The Magical Virtue 80 Chapter X: Of The Magical Virtue Of The Soul, And The Mediums By Which It Acts 81 title page 82 Chapter I: Of The Cabala 83 Chapter II: What Dignity And Preparation Is Essentially Necessary To Him Who Would Become A True Magician 84 Chapter III: That The Knowledge Of The True God Is Necessary For A Magician 85 Chapter IV: Of Divine Emanations, And Ten Sephiroths... 86 Chapter V: Of The Power And Virtue Of The Divine Names 87 Chapter VI: Of Intelligences And Spirits... 88 Chapter VII: Of The Order Of Evil Spirits, And Their Fall, And Different Natures 89 Chapter VII: Of The Annoyance Of Evil Spirits, And The Preservation We Have From Good Spirits 90 Chapter IX: That There Is A Threefold Keeper Of Man, And From Whence Each Of Them Proceed 91 Chapter X: Of The Tongue Of Angels, And Of Their Speaking Amongst Themselves And With Us 92 Chapter XI: Of The Names Of Spirits, And Their Various Imposition... 93 Chapter XII: The Cabalists Draw Forth The Sacred Names Of Angels From Sacred Writ... 94 Chapter XIII: Of Finding Out The Names Of Spirits And Genii, From The Disposition Of The Celestial Bodies 95 Chapter XIV: Of The Calculating Art Of Such Names By The Tradition Of Cabalists 96 Chapter XV: Of The Characters And Seals Of Spirits 97 Chapter XVI: Another Way Of Making Characters, According To The Cabalists 98 Chapter XVII: There Is Another Kind Of Characters, Or Marks Of Spirits, Which Are Received Only By Revelation. 99 Chapter XVIII: On The Bonds Of Spirits, And Their Adjurations, And Castings Out 100 Chapter XIX: By What Means Magicians And Necromancers Call Forth The Souls Of The Dead
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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
76 Chapter VI: Of Witchcraft 77 Chapter VII: Of The Vital Spirit, &c. 78 Chapter VIII: Of The Magical Power 79 Chapter IX: Of The Exciting Or Stirring Up The Magical Virtue 80 Chapter X: Of The Magical Virtue Of The Soul, And The Mediums By Which It Acts 81 title page 82 Chapter I: Of The Cabala 83 Chapter II: What Dignity And Preparation Is Essentially Necessary To Him Who Would Become A True Magician 84 Chapter III: That The Knowledge Of The True God Is Necessary For A Magician 85 Chapter IV: Of Divine Emanations, And Ten Sephiroths... 86 Chapter V: Of The Power And Virtue Of The Divine Names 87 Chapter VI: Of Intelligences And Spirits... 88 Chapter VII: Of The Order Of Evil Spirits, And Their Fall, And Different Natures 89 Chapter VII: Of The Annoyance Of Evil Spirits, And The Preservation We Have From Good Spirits 90 Chapter IX: That There Is A Threefold Keeper Of Man, And From Whence Each Of Them Proceed 91 Chapter X: Of The Tongue Of Angels, And Of Their Speaking Amongst Themselves And With Us 92 Chapter XI: Of The Names Of Spirits, And Their Various Imposition... 93 Chapter XII: The Cabalists Draw Forth The Sacred Names Of Angels From Sacred Writ... 94 Chapter XIII: Of Finding Out The Names Of Spirits And Genii, From The Disposition Of The Celestial Bodies 95 Chapter XIV: Of The Calculating Art Of Such Names By The Tradition Of Cabalists 96 Chapter XV: Of The Characters And Seals Of Spirits 97 Chapter XVI: Another Way Of Making Characters, According To The Cabalists 98 Chapter XVII: There Is Another Kind Of Characters, Or Marks Of Spirits, Which Are Received Only By Revelation. 99 Chapter XVIII: On The Bonds Of Spirits, And Their Adjurations, And Castings Out 100 Chapter XIX: By What Means Magicians And Necromancers Call Forth The Souls Of The Dead
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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
76 Chapter VI: Of Witchcraft 77 Chapter VII: Of The Vital Spirit, &c. 78 Chapter VIII: Of The Magical Power 79 Chapter IX: Of The Exciting Or Stirring Up The Magical Virtue 80 Chapter X: Of The Magical Virtue Of The Soul, And The Mediums By Which It Acts 81 title page 82 Chapter I: Of The Cabala 83 Chapter II: What Dignity And Preparation Is Essentially Necessary To Him Who Would Become A True Magician 84 Chapter III: That The Knowledge Of The True God Is Necessary For A Magician 85 Chapter IV: Of Divine Emanations, And Ten Sephiroths... 86 Chapter V: Of The Power And Virtue Of The Divine Names 87 Chapter VI: Of Intelligences And Spirits... 88 Chapter VII: Of The Order Of Evil Spirits, And Their Fall, And Different Natures 89 Chapter VII: Of The Annoyance Of Evil Spirits, And The Preservation We Have From Good Spirits 90 Chapter IX: That There Is A Threefold Keeper Of Man, And From Whence Each Of Them Proceed 91 Chapter X: Of The Tongue Of Angels, And Of Their Speaking Amongst Themselves And With Us 92 Chapter XI: Of The Names Of Spirits, And Their Various Imposition... 93 Chapter XII: The Cabalists Draw Forth The Sacred Names Of Angels From Sacred Writ... 94 Chapter XIII: Of Finding Out The Names Of Spirits And Genii, From The Disposition Of The Celestial Bodies 95 Chapter XIV: Of The Calculating Art Of Such Names By The Tradition Of Cabalists 96 Chapter XV: Of The Characters And Seals Of Spirits 97 Chapter XVI: Another Way Of Making Characters, According To The Cabalists 98 Chapter XVII: There Is Another Kind Of Characters, Or Marks Of Spirits, Which Are Received Only By Revelation. 99 Chapter XVIII: On The Bonds Of Spirits, And Their Adjurations, And Castings Out 100 Chapter XIX: By What Means Magicians And Necromancers Call Forth The Souls Of The Dead
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