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Sepher Raziel: Liber Salomonis

a sixteenth century English grimoire

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  • Hardcover

    291 pages

  • Release Date

    16 September 2010

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Summary

Sepher Raziel (also called Liber Salomonis) is not the same as the Hebrew Sepher Raziel ha-Melakh. It is a full grimoire in the Solomonic tradition from a 1564 century English manuscript, derived from Latin sources. As such it is one of the earliest grimoires produced in this series.

It begins with directions for making the parchment, pen and ink of Art, required to write the names. It contains seven separate Treatises:

  1. Liber Clavis: Concerned with astro…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781912212026
ISBN-10:1912212021
Author:Don Karr, Dr Stephen Skinner
Publisher:Golden Hoard Press Ltd
Imprint:Golden Hoard Press Ltd
Format:Hardcover
Number of Pages:291
Release Date:16 September 2010
Weight:804g
Dimensions:28mm x 185mm x 258mm
Series:Sourceworks of Ceremonial Magic
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About The Author

Don Karr

Don Karr (RISD: BFA 1974; Cornell: MFA 1976) is the author of more than 50 books on magic and numerous articles on Jewish mysticism and its influence on the Western esoteric tradition. Prominent among these is a series of bibliographic essays covering merkabah mysticism and hekhalot literature, Sefer Yetzirah, early kabbalah, the Zohar, later kabbalah including Lurianic kabbalah, and Christian kabbalah. Other works include “Knots and Spirals: Notes on the Emergence of Christian Cabala,” “Approaching the Kabbalah of Maat: Altered Trees and the Procession of the Aeons” and “The Methods of Maat: Sources for the Kabbalah of a Future Aeon.” Karr has also transcribed and edited several key works, making them available to the general public for the first time: Morton Smith’s translation of Hekhalot Rabbati, British Library Sloane MS 3826, selected writings of Franciscus Mercurius van Helmont, and the Maatian writings of Ordo Adeptorum Invisiblum and 416.

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