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Picatrix — Complete Set of 4 Books
The medieval astral magic handbook in full: Book I What Is Magic · II Planets, Stars and Stones · III Planetary Spirits and Prayers · IV Fumigations, Oils and Chaldean Secrets
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Picatrix Book I: What Is MagicPicatrix, a medieval astral magic handbook: Book I in full, with the 28 Mansions of the Moon and its talisman images. Written in Arabic as «Ghāyat al-Ḥakīm», «The Goal of the Wise», it was translated for King Alfonso X of Castile, and the work was completed in 1256. This edition follows a Latin manuscript copied around 1500–1525, sentence by sentence, with the author’s planets, spirits and spells left as written. According to its author, the stars act on the world below, and a wise man can catch that power in an image engraved at the right hour.
72 pages€6.79Stand-alone guide
Picatrix Book II: Planets, Stars and StonesPicatrix Book II: Planets, Stars and Stones, a medieval astral magic handbook in full modern English, with the images of the seven planets, their talisman stones and 32 magic characters (sigils) from the manuscript, redrawn and set in the text. Picatrix was written in Arabic as «Ghāyat al-Ḥakīm», «The Goal of the Wise», and translated for King Alfonso X of Castile (completed 1256). This edition follows a Latin copy of about 1500–1525 sentence by sentence, with the author’s planets, spirits and spells left as written; according to its author, an image carved in the right stone at the right hour takes on the power of the heavens.
118 pages€7.99Stand-alone guide
Picatrix Book III: Planetary Spirits and PrayersHow did medieval magi call on the spirits of the seven planets? Picatrix Book III: Planetary Spirits and Prayers gives their prayers in full modern English, translated from the Latin manuscript (about 1500). The prayers to Saturn, Jupiter, Mars, the Sun, Venus, Mercury and the Moon are here, each with its garment, its suffumigation, its sacrifice and its hour, together with the names of the planetary spirits. Picatrix was written in Arabic as «Ghāyat al-Ḥakīm», «The Goal of the Wise», and translated for King Alfonso X of Castile (completed 1256). This edition follows a Latin copy of about 1500–1525 sentence by sentence; the planets, spirits and prayers are left as the author wrote them.
140 pages€7.99Stand-alone guide
Picatrix Book IV: Fumigations, Oils and Chaldean SecretsHow did medieval magi seek to rule the winds and win the favour of men? Picatrix Book IV records what they tried: planetary incense and anointing oils for each of the seven planets, the mirror of the winds with its seven red characters, and the images of the 28 mansions of the Moon. Every sentence that survives, in clear modern English, translated from the Latin manuscript (about 1500–1525). Picatrix was written in Arabic as «Ghāyat al-Ḥakīm» (Ghayat al-Hakim), «The Goal of the Wise», and translated at the court of King Alfonso X of Castile (completed 1256); nothing is softened or left out.
156 pages€7.99