The illustrated key to the tarot, the veil of divination, illustrating the greater and lesser arcana, embracing: The veil and its symbols. Secret tradition under the veil of divination. Art of tarot divination. Outer method of the oracles. The tarot in history. Inner symbolism. The greater keys (1918)
De Laurence, L. W. (Lauron William), b. 1868 · Chicago, Ill., de Laurence Co. · leaf 103
WANDS. FIVE. A posse of youths, who are brandishing staves, as if in sportor strife. It is mimic warfare, and hereto correspond the Divina-tory Meanings: Imitation, as, for example, sham fight, but alsothe strenuous competition and struggle of the search after richesand fortune. In this sense it… … WANDS. FOUR. From the four great staves planted in the foreground there is agreat garland suspended; two female figures uplift nosegays; attheir side is a bridge over a moat, leading to an old manorialhouse. Divinatory Meanings: They are for once almost on thesurface—country life, haven of refuge,…
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