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The magical writings of Thomas Vaughan (Eugenius Philatethes) : A verbatim reprint of his first four treatises: Anthroposophia theomagica, Anima magica abscondita, Magia adamica, and the true Cœlum terræ (1888)

Vaughan, Thomas, 1621-1666 · London : G. Redway · leaf 45

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ANTHROPOSOPHIA THEOMAGICA. … But his Fall had so bruised him in his best part that his Soule had no knowledge left to study him a cure, his punishment pre- sently followed his trespasse: ‘All things became hidden and C. Agrip. De Vanit. oblivion, the mother of ignorance, did enter in." This Lethe Sczent. remained not in his…

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