Three books of occult philosophy or magic
An 1898 Chicago edition by Hahn & Whitehead of Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa's sixteenth-century occult philosophy, edited by Willis F. Whitehead for American students of magic and esoteric lore. Line diagrams pair engraved figures — a crowned woman over rings of planetary and elemental sigils, a rayed circle of Hebrew letters — with plain labelled charts of sephiroth, triads and pentagrams useful as geometric emblems.
