The Book of Ceremonial Magic but also as a means

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The Book of Ceremonial Magic but also as a meansNoted occult historian A. E. Waite created this meticulously researched survey in order to unite and interpret the scattered and often inaccessible details of magical traditions. Part I contains essential passages from prominent magical texts dating from the fourteenth, fifteenth, and sixteenth centuries; Part II analyzes these texts from a modern perspective. A century after its debut, Waite's work remains among the best sources of information on