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More imagesBook Lot Collection of three Limited Edition of Witch Craft: Book (1) Liber Spirituum: A Compendium of Writing on Angles and other Spirits in Modern Magick. Book (2) Mandragora. Book (3) Silent as the Trees: Devonshire Witchcraft, Folklore & Magic
Book (1) Adam P. Forrest. Book (2) Ruby Sara. Book (3) Gemma Gary
Language: English
Published by book (1) Az, London
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- First Edition
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Fine. No Jacket. 1st Edition, Limited Edition. Book Lot Collection of three Limited Edition of Witch Craft: Book (1) Liber Spirituum: A Compendium of Writing on Angles and other Spirits in Modern Magick. Book (2) Mandragora. Book (3) Silent as the Trees: Devonshire Witchcraft, Folklore & Magic. All the book…s are fine condition. Boards are clean & unmarked front & back of the books. Book Blocks are clean & unmarked all side of the books. Spine intact. Text body is clean and unmarked throughout the books. Over-all all three are in excellent condition. Book weight are Book (1) 0.647. Book (2) 0.981. Book (3) 0.568. Total of the collection is 2.197kg. Below are the synopsis of the three titles. Book (1) Liber Spirituum: A Compendium of Writing on Angles and other Spirits in Modern Magick. Is a highly regarded anthology edited by Adam P. Forrest and published by Azoth Press. The text is designed specifically as a practical manual for the contemporary magician, focusing on ritual communion, evocation, and building deep relationships with spiritual entities. It spans a wide breadth of the Western Magical Tradition, containing material related to the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, Solomonic grimoires, Neoplatonism, and Thelema. Standard Hardcover: A limited edition of 224/500 copies bound in faux leather with art by Caniglia. The anthology consists of nine specialized essays focusing on practical ritual methods: Foundational Ritual & Theory: Adam P. Forrest introduces methods for logging spirits, while John Michael Greer examines the ecology of spirits within magical lodges. Relationship and Devotion: Contributions from Aaron Leitch and M. Isidora Forrest focus on building lasting, personal relationships with guardian spirits and specific archangels, such as Raphael. Ceremonial Work: Book (2) Mandragora. Edited by Ruby Sara. Published 2012. Limited edition 276/450. Bound in premium copper-shot / rust crushed cloth. The core of the book features nine extensive essays exploring the historical and ritualistic link between magic and the spoken or written word: "The Poet as God Seducer" by P. Sufenas Virius Lupus - Investigates the relationship between the poet and the Muse as a form of divine courtship. "Black Venus & Wise Hermes" by Phil Legard - Looks into the historical interplay between early scientific exploration and hidden occult traditions. "On Cut-Up" by Alexander Cummins - Analyzes the magical use of the cut-up technique to reassemble reality and manifest intent through poetry. "A Spell to Awaken England" by Peter Grey - Focuses heavily on the prophetic, visionary role of the poet, drawing direct links to the mythic works of Ted Hughes. "Magical Verse in Ritual Theatre" by Orryelle Defenestrate-Bascule - Documents how performance art, spoken invocation, and physical ritual overlap. "Burying the Poet" by Erynn Rowan Laurie - Looks at the ancient role of the prophet and the Irish goddess Brigid as patrons of verse. "Head of Orpheus" by Michael Routery - Explores Orpheus as the ultimate wandering patron of verse and standard for god-touched inspiration. Book (3) Silent as the Trees: Devonshire Witchcraft, Folklore & Magic. Limited edition 199/350. The first half of the book delves into Devonshire's unique, rustic magical landscape, exploring how ordinary village communities interacted with the unseen world. Key focuses include: The Practitioners: Biographies and examinations of regional "white witches" (like Caulks of Exeter), traditional "toad witches", and modern cunning folk like Cecil Williamson. The Trials: A detailed look at the historical Bideford Witch trials. Regional Mythology: Exploring local encounters with regional phenomena, such as Black Dog apparitions, the Wild Hunt, and the Devil. The Strange & Fantastical: Accounts of "skin-turning" (bestial shape-shifting) and the lore of familiar spirits. Over-all the three books are in excellent condition. See photos. For more inquires you can reach out to me via e-mail or mobile.
