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 128
SWORDS. EIGHT. A woman, bound and hoodwinked, with the swords of the cardabout her. Yet it is rather a card of temporary durance than ofirretrievable bondage. Divinatory Meanings: Bad news, violentchagrin, crisis, censure, power in trammels, conflict, calumny;also sickness. Reversed: Disquiet,… … SWORDS. SEVEN. A man in the act of carrying away five swords rapidly; thetwo others of the card remain stuck in the ground. A camp isclose at hand. Divinatory Meanings: Design, attempt, wish,hope, confidence; also quarrelling, a plan that may fail, annoy-ance. The design is uncertain in its import,…
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