The history of magic : including a clear and precise exposition of its procedure, its rites and its mysteries (1922)
Lévi, Eliphas, 1810-1875, Waite, Arthur Edward, 1857-1942 · London : W. Rider & Son · leaf 100
n from S. Bonaventura,who speaks of that sphcera intelligibiliSy cujus centrum est ubique et cir-cumferentia nusquam. See Itinerarium Mentis ad Deum. I have in-ferred that S. Bonaventura himself derived from a Hermetic book. Asregards the symbolism of the Balance, the Book of Concealed Mysterysays… … THE GREAT KABALISTIC SYMBOL OF THE ZOHAR Facing p. 50 The Derivations of Magic affirms that equilibrium is everywhere and so also is thatcentral point where the balance hangs in suspension. Wefind that the Zohar is thus more forcible and more pro-found than Pascal. Its author continues as follows…
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