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Thoth Graecus – An Obsession

What started off as a curiosity with the figure of Thoth (or Toz/Toc) Graecus has become a full blown obsession.  The thread I was hoping to pull at is quickly unravelling the garment that is my time –...

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The Arch-Conjuror of England: John Dee – A Review

Firstly, I would like to suggest that if and when I am named the arch-conjuror of the United States, or a particular state, or perhaps even the local Starbucks, I would prefer it to be done so without...

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Observing the Lunary Sphere

I was doing some research recently that I thought would be interesting to share, and I use the term “interesting” loosely. Several manuscripts on a variety of topics note that operations should be...

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A Slightly Overdue Book

When I was a young lad in my college days at Oxford… okay, well, not Oxford, but the University of Maine… I checked out a book of magic titled “A Treatise on Angel Magic” from the Fogler Library (not...

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Secret Writing

Trithemius’ crypto-magical work Steganogaphia has been calling to me over the last year or so, but I hadn’t the time to really dig up a copy. This work existed in manuscript form since approximately...

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Of the Arte Goetia: John Dee?

Next in a series of articles for the launch week of my new book Of the Arte Goetia, I want to discuss the possible role of Elizabethan magus John Dee in the emergence of Goetia into the English...

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The Pauline Art of Solomon

You know I love me some Hockley, so I was really happy to see that Alan Thorogood has released another excellent volume. In the tradition of works to date, the book has an introduction by Thorogood, a...

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