| File | Description | |
| aoev1.html | Aspects of Evocation, collected essays by Phil Hine | |
| egmgrp.html | Group Explorations In Ego Magick by Phil Hine | |
| orchaos.html | Oven-Ready Chaos aka Condensed Chaos by Phil Hine | |
| wbtw01.html | Walking Between The Worlds : Techniques of Modern Shamanism Vol. I by Phil Hine | |
| 2worlds.html | Two Worlds and In Between : Techniques of Modern Shamanism Vol. II by Phil Hine | |
| The Book of the Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage | ||
| abramelin1.html | The
Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage : Introduction & Book I - Background
information on the manuscript by S.L. Mac Gregor Mathers; autobiography
and general comments of Abraham the Jew as written for his son Lamech. |
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| abramelin2.html | The Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage : Book II - Detailed instructions for invoking the Holy Guardian Angel, and for summoning and directing the demons. | |
| abramelin3.html | The Sacred Magic of Abramelin the Mage : Book III - The magickal talismans to be used in this magick. | |
| The Greater Key of Solomon | The text and illustrations of the 1916 Mathers/deLaurence edition, minus the useless additions by deLaurence. A system of planetary magick, more straightforward than that described in the Ars Paulina. | |
| greaterkey1.html | The
Greater Key of Solomon : Book I - Concerning the ceremonies and operations
of the magickal art. |
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| greaterkey2.html | The
Greater Key of Solomon : Book II - Concerning the proper behavior of
the Mage and his assistants, and the tools and materials of the magickal
art. |
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| greaterkey_pentacles.html | The
Greater Key of Solomon : Pentacles - The Pentacles or Medals to be used
in the magickal art, and the uses for which they are effective. |
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| ars_notoria.html | Ars
Notoria : The Notory Art of Solomon - A new version transcribed directly
from Robert Turner's 1657 edition. A dense and difficult document, but one which had a profound influence on John Dee and other Renaissance mages. Describes a system for attaining to knowledge and skill in the Liberal and Mechanical Arts through prayers and special invocations in "barbarous tongues". |
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| The Lemegeton or Lesser Key of Solomon | A collection of medieval and post-medieval grimoires attributed to King Solomon. The four main sections comprise a reasonably complete system for invoking the forces of the magickal universe -- albeit with some strange twists in the approach. | |
| lesserkey1.html | Book
I : Goetia - Evocation of 72 demons associated with the Shemhamphorash,
and (in pairs) with the decanates of the zodiac. A substantially reformatted
version of the Mathers/Crowley/deLaurence edition. |
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| lesserkey2.html | Book II : Theurgia Goetia - The conjuration of 32 Aerial Spirits and their servants, partly good and partly evil, who govern the points of the compass. | |
| lesserkey3.html | Book
III : Ars Pauline or The Pauline Art - Part I: A system for invoking
the Angels of the Hours of the Day and Night, with an interesting astrological
twist. Part II: A system for invoking the "guardian angel" ruling
the zodiac degree under which the user is born. Possibly a precursor of, or inspiration for, Dee's Heptarchia Mystica. |
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| lesserkey4.html | Book
IV : Ars Almadel - Evocation of the Angels of the four "Altitudes",
who rule the equinoctial and solstice points, the seasons, and the signs
of the zodiac. |
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| lesserkey5.html | Book V : Ars Nova - A rather peculiar small book of prayers and orations. More an appendix to the Goetia than a book in its own right. | |
| The Fourth Book of Occult Philosiphy | In the 1650's, English scholar Robert Turner put together a collection of magickal papers from various sources under the title The Fourth Book of Occult Philosophy. Only two of the papers therein are purported to be by Agrippa, but all of them have had a strong influence on the Golden Dawn and other magicians in the English-speaking world. Transcribed directly from a copy of his edition. Sections will be posted as they are completed. | |
| Of_Geomancy.html | Of
Geomancy - Attributed to Agrippa. The classic and definitive exposition
of this divinatory art, covering both its practice and interpretation. Illustrations
have been updated to correct errors and omissions in the original. |
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| Agrippa_Fourth_Book.html | Of
Occult Philosophy, or Of Magical Ceremonies: The Fourth Book - Attributed
to Agrippa. Primarily a practical commentary on certain practices detailed
in Agrippa's Three Books of Occult Philosophy. |
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| heptameron.html | Heptameron:
or, Magical Elements - Attributed to Peitro de Abano. A detailed system
of invocations for the Hours of the Day, the Seasons, and the Days of the
Week. |
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| Isagoge | by
Georg Pictorius Villinganus. "An Introductory discourse on the Nature
of such Spirits as are exercised in the Sublunary Bounds; their Original,
Names, Offices, Illusions, Powers, Prophesies, Miracles; and how they may
be Expelled and Driven away." |
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| astronomical_geomancy.html | On Astronomical Geomancy -- by Gerard Cremonensis. A simplified technique that produces a "horary chart" for the question being asked, which is then interpreted astrologically. | |
| ArbatelOfMagick.html | The Arbatel of Magic -- The introductory book of a nine-part work which was either lost or never written. This work is the apparent origin of the widely-known "Olympic Planetary Spirits". Discusses the necessities of magickal work, the relation between the magician and spirits, other topics of general import to magick. | |
| Dee_Monad.html | The Hieroglyphic Monad by Dr. John Dee -- In twenty-four theorems, Dee attempts to condense the whole of occult knowledge into a single comprehensive symbol. Written about twenty years before his Angelic Conversations. | |
| Rosicrucian.html | The Rosicrucian Manifestos : Fama Fraternitatis and Confessio Fraternitatis. The documents which first stimulated the Rosicrucian movement in Europe. | |
| Chymical_Wedding.html | The Chymical Wedding of Christian Rosenkreutz | |
| Transcendental Magic | Eliphas Levi's tour de force on the theory and practice of magic. Part 1 covers theory, and attempts to reconcile the traditional interpretations of magic and religion with the emphasis on Reason and Knowledge of Levi's own day. The reconciliation doesn't succeed, but Levi's understanding of the traditional viewpoint is strong enough to make this work valuable. Part II covers the practical aspects of magic. | |
| DogmaEtRituel_Part1.html | Part 1: The Doctrine of Transcendental Magic |