[Sodium_noir] The Wayward Apprentices

Bill taoveritas at yahoo.com
Mon Jul 24 23:03:41 EDT 2006


Thanks for theadditions.  I'll add it to the list I
cam up with for the bookstore.  I only listed a
handful of texts.

=)

--- Spikey <spikey at khaoshq.fsnet.co.uk> wrote:

> - The Book of Bzyan by H.P. Blavatsky.
> (1900/English)
> -Corpus Hermeticum by Hermes Trismegitus
> (unknown/Greek & Latin)
> - Fourth Book of Occult Philosophy by Agrippa (16th
> c./Latin)
> 
> - The Book of the Composition of Alchemy by Robert
> of
> Chester (1144 AD/Latin version of Arabic text)
> - The Secret of Secrets, or the True Grimoire
> attributed to Reboan, son of Solomon (17th
> c./French)
> - Liber Sacratus attributed to Pope Honorius (14th
> c./Latin)
> 
> - On Sellar Rays, or the Theory of the Magic Art by
> Alkindi (9th c,/Arabic)
> - De Nigromancia attributed to Robert Bacon (16th
> c./Latin)
> 
> Nicely researched list of books!! Kudos.
> 
> A few less rare additions of my own. :)
> 
> The Anatomy of Melancholy by Robert Burton (1621)
> 
> Fulcaneli: master Alchemist. Le Mystere des
> Cathedrales. Esoteric Interpretations of the
> hermetic symbols of the Great work. By Eugene
> Canseliet. (Translated from the french by Mary
> Sworder.) (1971)
> 
> A true and faithful relation of what passed for many
> years between Dr Dee .. and some spirits. Meric
> Cassaubon.(1659)
> 
> The oracle of the Dead in the Acheron in Melas by S.
> Dakaris.
> 
> The other side of Death by C. W. Leadbeater. (1928)
> 
> The Diakka and their Earthly victims. A. J. Davis.
> (1873)
> 
> Fortalicium Fidei by Alphonse Spine (1467)
> 
> De Septem Secundadeis by J. Trithemius (1520)
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> 
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