The Complete Magician's Tables; The Most Complete tabular Set of Magic, Kabbalistic, Alchemic, Angelic, Astrologic, Chivalric, Demonic, Elemental, Emblem, Enochian, Gematric, Geomantic, Grimoire, Gematria, I Ching, Isosephic, Tarot, Pagan Pantheon, Planetary, Perfume, Plant, Polytheistic, Religious, Tarot, Zodiacal and Character Correspondences in More Than 840 Tables.

Singapore: Golden Hoard Press, 2015. Deluxe, Expanded Fifth Edition. Hardcover. Small quarto. (10.25" x 7.25"). 496 pages, 16 illustrations. Hand bound with black leather spine, yellow composite boards with gilt title etc. to spine, and title on upper board, marbled endpapers, b&w illustrations, charts & tables, Commentary and bibliography. The deluxe Fifth (and final) Edition limited to 100 numbered copies, signed by Stephen Skinner on the limitation page. "The Complete Magician's Tables" comprises a detailed series of tabular correspondences covering Magic, Astrology, Divination, Alchemy, Tarot, I Ching, Kabbalah, Gematria, Grimoires, Angels, Demons, Pagan pantheons, Plants, Perfumes, Incenses, and Religious & Mystical correspondences. ... More than 840 magical tables make this the most complete set of tabular correspondences ever published, covering magic, astrology, divination, Tarot, I Ching, Kabbalah, gematria, angels, demons, Graeco-Egyptian magic, pagan pantheons, Christian, Muslim, Jewish, Buddhist, Taoist and mystical correspondences. It is more than five times larger than Crowley’s "Liber 777'" all columns added to this edition include the spirits from Faust’s "Höllenzwang" and Trithemius' "Steganographia." Types of magic and their Greek identification headwords; the meanings of a wide range of nomina magica; planetary incenses; and the secret names for ingredients, all from the Greek magical papyri. Also the names of the gods of the hours and the months which must be used for successful evocation. The source of the data in these tables ranges over 2000 years, from the Graeco-Egyptian papyri, Byzantine Solomonike, unpublished manuscript mediaeval grimoires and Kabbalistic works, Peter de Abano, Abbott Trithemius, Albertus Magnus, Henry Cornelius Agrippa, Dr John Dee, Dr Thomas Rudd, Tycho Brahe, MacGregor Mathers (and the editors of Mathers’ work, Aleister Crowley and Israel Regardie), to the mage of classical geometric shapes, modern theories of prime numbers and atomic weights. The sources include many key grimoires such the Sworn Book, Liber Juratus, the Lemegeton (Goetia, Theurgia-Goetia, Almadel, Pauline Art), Abramelin, and in the 20th century the grimoire of Franz Bardon. All this material has been grouped and presented in a consistent and logical way covering the whole Western Mystery tradition and some relevant parts of the Eastern tradition. Very light bumps and rubbing to corners, otherwise a tight, clean near Fine copy. Item #60942
ISBN: 9780956828590

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