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A great work of literature as well as a pioneering classic of occultism, this 1860 survey traces the roots and manifestations of magic through the ages. Subjects include the mathematical magic of Pythagoras, magical monuments, magic and Christianity, the devil, the Knights Templar, alchemy,... read more
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Characters/People edit
- Zohar: Add a description of this character.
- Eliphas Levi
- Solomon
- Madame De Raiz
- Simon
- Cain
- Hiram
- Postel
- Gilles De Laval
- Grandier
- Enoch
- Catherine Theot
- Raymund Lully
- Khunrath
- Mary
- Machates
- Mesmer
- Abel
- Luther
- Vintras
- Cagliostro
- Comte De Saint-germain
- Jacob
- Seth
- Kabalah
- Gerbert
- Robespierre
- Abraham
- Helena
- David
- Medea
- Albertus Magnus
- Joseph
- Cazotte
- Philinnium
- Justina
- Madame De Krudener
- Wronski
- Paracelsus
- Martin
- Edmond
- Alexander
- Desfontaines
- Julian
- Fredegonde
- Daniel
- Jason
Setting & Locations edit
- France
- Egypt
- Rome
- Paris
- Zoroaster
- Israel
- India
- Black Magic
- St. John
- Kabalism
- Greece
- China
- Europe
- Germany
- Jupiter
- Jerusalem
- Providence
- Italy
- Swedenborg
- England
- Thebes
- Alexandria
- Saviour
- Loudun
- Gospel
- Cadmus
- Heaven
- Judea
- St. Louis
- Great Work
- Thoth
- Brittany
- Babylon
- America
- Chaldea
- Hecate
- Nero
- Temple
- Canaan
- Mapah
- Elohim
- Westphalia
- Asia
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 133.4309
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