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The Book of the Magi. Unabridged Reprint of Barrett's Magus, London, 1801. A Complete System of Occult Philosophy Consisting of Natural, Celestial, Cabalistic, and Ceremonial Magic; Invocations; Conjurations of Spirits, &c., &c.; Biographical Sketch of Seventeen Great Philosophers and Adepts
Francis Barrett
The Book of the Magi. Unabridged Reprint of Barrett's Magus, London, 1801. A Complete System of Occult Philosophy Consisting of Natural, Celestial, Cabalistic, and Ceremonial Magic; Invocations; Conjurations of Spirits, &c., &c.; Biographical Sketch of Seventeen Great Philosophers and Adepts
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About Francis Barrett
Francis Barrett was an English occultist best known as the author of The Magus (1801), a compendium of ritual magic, astrology, alchemy, and related traditions. His book became an important source for later nineteenth-century occult revivalists and remains a key reference in the history of Western esotericism.
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