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Magic, white and black; or, The science of finite and infinite life, containing practical knowledge, instruction and hints for all sincere students of magic and occultism (1910)

Hartmann, Franz, d. 1912, De Laurence, L. W. (Lauron William), b. 1868 · Chicago, Ill., De Laurence, Scott and co. · leaf 287

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in conclusion attempt to explain exotericallyand esoterically a few of the most important magicalsigns. We may succeed to a certain extent in givingthese explanations in words; but their spiritual meaningcannot be expressed in language nor even in music;language can merely attempt to guide the… … The Pentagram or the Five-pointed Star. In its external appearance it is merely a geometricalfigure, found everywhere as a trade mark or ornament.Superstitions and credulous people once believed, that ifit were drawn upon the doors of their houses it wouldprotect them against the intrusions of the…

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