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2022réf. 061642Anathema Publishing 2022. Book. Fine. Leather. Signed by Authors. Collector's Edition. Deep Forest Green 'Aristo' Bonded Leather. Gold foil blocking on rounded spine and on the cover as well as Blind Deboss on the cover and backcover. Full Colour interior B&W printed Graphite Endpapers with cracked-stone texture. Green & Yellow Headbands. Illustrated throughout by José Gabriel Alegria Sabogal. Limited to 412 copies with hand signed and numbered bookplate this being No. 280. 221pp. This copy sold as a bundle with limited edition extras including: Set of 6 heavy stock Altar Cards/Icons with gilded edges each individually letterpress-printed; textured bookmark featuring the artwork "Life Eternal"; pair of high quality enamel pins featuring the artworks "Draco & Algol"; 2 large matte stickers featuring the artworks "Ialdabaoth" & "Abraxas". . Anathema Publishing hardcover
réf. 000267Hardcover. See Description. Small 12mo. Two books bound together. Full contemporary vellum. 1. J-C. Scoti Monarchia solipsorum. Second Edition. pp. 158 4. First printed in Venice 1645. This second edition was printed by Elzevier. Pages are generally clean. A bibliographical note listing several references and an old ownership inscription - "ex bibliotheca Kripperdorfia" - are written in old hand on the front blank. The Monarchia solipsorum is bitter satire written against the Jesuits which in its day caused quite a sensation. The author describes a secret society of "Solipsen" those who wish to govern entirely understood to mean the Jesuits. The supposed laws secret instructions and clandestine operations of the organization are discussed. The author's name is given as Lucius Cornelius Europaeus which is a pseudonym. Authorship is usually attributed to an ex-Jesuit named Jules Clement Scoti. Some however believe Melchior Inchofer who's name appeared on a later edition is the true author. The book also contains a dedication to the Greek scholar Leo Allatius by Timotheus Cursantius. Willems 1648; Berghman 1535; Querard Les Supercheries 789; Caillet 10067 - listing the French translation and the 1645 edition. 2. Vincentio Mussa Regnum et regia Plutonis. Frankfort: Johannis Berner 1646. First Edition. pp. 174. LACKS frontispiece. Small piece missing from fore-edge margin of title page - neatly repaired with paper contemporary to the book. Pages are generally clean. An essay written in praise of Hell. Only edition. Uncommon. Rosenthal 2241; Graesse Bibl. Magica p. 8; VD17 39:115241D; hardcover
1966réf. 066467London: MacMillan 1966. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. Third Edition. Exceptional complete 13 volume set in its unabridged form. Green cloth with mylar-protected dust jackets. Set is tight with clean pages. Moderate age toning to dust jackets more at spine areas and folds with mylar applied to one volume in a slightly offset manner which means the edge is toned at that later fold rather than the original one. These were initially sold individually with original publisher British prices on the rear panel of each volume. Titles/volumes are as follows: Part I: The Magic Art and the Evolution of Kings Vol. 1; Part I: The Magic Art and the Evolution of Kings Vol. II; Part II: Taboo and the Perils of the Soul; Part III: The Dying God; Part IV: Adonis Attis Osiris Vol. 1; Part IV: Adonis Attis Osiris Vol. II; Part V: Spirits of the Corn and of the Wild Vol. I; Part V: Spirits of the Corn and of the Wild Vol. II; Part VI: The Scapegoat; Part VII: Balder the Beautiful Vol. I; Part VII: Balder the Beautiful Vol. II; Part VIII: Bibliography and General Index; Aftermath: A Supplement to the Golden Bough. Domestic orders only please set weighs over 20lbs. MacMillan Hardcover
1968réf. 025177New Haven Connecticut: Yale University Library 1968. 2 volumes only Vols 1 & 2. Near Fine condition in a Very Good original slipcase. Each volume is protected by a removable clear-plastic sleeve. Spines are uniformly sunned but only slightly. Leather spine labels are a little chipped at the edge NO loss of printing. Sharp corners. NO owner's name or bookplate. Pages are fresh crisp clean and unmarked - apparently seldom if ever read. NO foxing. 1968. First Edition. Limited to 500 sets. Volume One: Printed Books 1472 - 1623; and Volume Two: Printed Books 1624 - 1790. Does NOT include the Manuscript volumes 3 & 4 which were not published until 1977. Profusely illustrated with title page and other reproductions. Meticulous descriptions and historical context are provided for 160 important Alchemy and the Occult books from the Mellon collection. Cross referenced to nearly 60 standard authorities including Caillet Duveen Ferguson Kraus cat 62 Sarton Thorndike STC etc. This lavishly produced work weighs over 12 pounds. Uniformly bound in the original two tone cloth blue with oatmeal spines stamped in bright gold over black leather label on the spines. The two-compartment slipcase is bound in matching blue cloth with printed paper labels on the spine and front cover. Oversize Hardcover. 9.75" wide by 13" tall by 3.75" thick. This large extremely heavy 2 volume set will require extra postage for Priority and International shipments. But for media mail you pay only our standard charge for 1 volume and we ship the second volume at no extra cost. First Edition Limited 500 sets. Oversize Hardcover. Near Fine condition/Very Good slipcase. Illus. by We ship 2 volumes for cost of 1 via media mail. 2 volume set: liv 277pp. lxviii pp. 278 - 583. Great Packaging Fast Shipping. Yale University Library Hardcover
2016réf. 065662Anathema Publishing 2016. Book. Near Fine. Hardcover. Deluxe Edition. Limited to 393 Deluxe copies this being No. 36. Black gilt-stamped boards with faint rubbing to rear panel otherwise Fine copy not issued with dust jacket. Anathema Publishing Hardcover
1599réf. 000920Paris: Chez Abel LAngellier 1599. First Edition. . Hardcover. See Description. First Blaise de Vigenère edition. Small 4to. ff. 4 299. With an engraved vignette profile of Apollonius of Tyana on the title page. Text is decorated with woodcut initials. Bound in original full period calf with a gilt oval medallion center piece stamped on both front and rear covers. Re-backed preserving large portions of the original spine. The binding is well rubbed and shows lumpiness discoloration and general wear. The leather contains areas of modern restoration and patching; the corner tips of the boards are carefully repaired. The gilt border lines running along the edges of the front and rear covers are also partially restored. Interior pages are generally clean but show occasional light spotting and toning; some periodic minor worming in the lower and inner margins is also present. The inside front cover displays the book plate of bibliographer Roger de Quiriele 1848-1924. This is the first French edition of Flavius Philostratuss biography of Apollonius of Tyana a first century CE neo-Pythagorean philosopher and wandering mystic. Apolloniuss extensive travels to Nineveh Babylon and India are described as well as his studies with the Magi and the Brahmans. Apollonius was renowned for his prophesying and healing powers. In Rome he supposedly raised the body of a noble woman from the dead. Many supernatural stories are recorded concerning wizards demons and spirits i.e. in Corinth Apollonius saved his friend Menippus from marrying a demoness empusa. Utilizing surviving sources Philostratus produced his work at the request of Julia wife to the Roman emperor Septimius Severus ruled 193-211 ce. Although Apollonius is mentioned by several ancient authors Philostratuss work remains the only surviving full biography. Translated from the Greek into French by Blaise de Vigenère 1523-1596 a French diplomat cryptographer alchemist and translator. Uncommon edition. BM STC French p. 350; Cioranesco 21751; Not in Adams. Caillet De Guaita Dorbon-Aine and Schweiger only mention the 1611 edition. Chez Abel LAngellier hardcover
1651réf. 000185Padua: Pauli Frambotti 1651. Limp Vellum. See Description. Second Edition. 4to. pp. 18 522 24. With extra engraved title page and a portrait of the author. Also includes 24 engraved plates by Giovanni Georgi - most of which are a full page. Lacks blank free end papers. Interior generally clean with mild scattered marginal foxing. Manufacturing tear on leaf Pp sealed and practically invisible. Some small binder's tears in the gutter of signature G are also carefully sealed. Bottom corner tip of the title page restored 10 x 14 mm. Original full vellum binding rubbed usual age-toning with later gilt title on spine. Upper hinges near the head cap strengthened. Marco Auelio Severino 1580-1656 was a distinguished Italian anatomist and surgeon. In 1610 he was made Professor of Anatomy and Surgery at Naples. His work "Vipera pythia" discusses poisonous snakes snake anatomy snake venom and the medicinal properties and virtues of snakes. Much information is given concerning the mythology the superstition and the occult lore surrounding snakes. Many of the plates depict mythological images as well as pagan deities symbols and idols associated with snakes. Several anatomical plates of vipers are also included. Krivatsy 11061; Nissen 3829; Graesse VI p.376; Thorndike VIII pp.20-23. Pauli Frambotti hardcover
1556réf. 1835Lugduni, apud Joannem Frellonium, [marque N°1] 1556 ; petit in-8 ; vélin à recouvrements, titre manuscrit au dos (reliure de l'époque) ; 664 pp., (2) ff. (au recto de l'avant-dernier feuillet, marque de Du Bois N°1, Lugduni, ex officina typographica Michaelis Sylvii, MDLVI, dernier feuillet blanc), caractères italiques, manchettes ; nombreuses figures (édition partagée entre Jean Frellon et A. Vincent).
1615réf. ST20812Rome: Bartolomeo Zannetti 1615. Second Edition. 222 x 160 mm. 8 3/4 x 6 1/2". 12 p.l. 304 pp. 12 leaves. Very pleasing 17th century calf covers with a floral roll border surrounding a semis of fleurs-de-lys raised bands spine gilt in compartments with a double rule enclosing five fleurs-de-lys lettered in gilt marbled paper pastedowns all edges gilt old expert repairs at the top of joints. Attractive woodcut head- and tailpieces throughout historiated initials and two woodcut astrological charts in the text. Front pastedown with morocco book label of Stanislas de Guaita; rear flyleaf with his inked inscription: "Collationné. Complet - à Nancy. ce 27 Xbre 1895. - Guaita." "Stanislas de Guaita et sa bibliothèque occulte" 15 this copy; Caillet I 291; Graesse I 127; USTC 4022052. See also Thorndike VI pp. 202-04. A bit of rubbing at corners other light wear to the binding inconsequential foxing here and there isolated quires slightly darkened but an excellent copy--crisp and clean internally in a solid decorative binding still shining with gilt. In a lovely early binding this is a notorious 19th century occultist's copy of a scarce 17th century refutation of astrology. Our author Jesuit scholar Alessandro de Angelis 1559-1620 taught logic natural history metaphysics and theology at the Collegio Romano eventually serving as prefect of studies from 1611-17. De Angelis' only known publication the "Astologos" systematically picks apart common astrological beliefs on both metaphysical and theological grounds. First printed in Lyon the work appears here in a second edition issued the same year; both seem to be rare as we were able to trace only six copies at auction since 1966. Making our copy of an already absorbing book even more intriguing is its former owner the French poet and occultist Stanislas de Guaita 1861-97 whose short but colorful life was full of curious incident. He founded a chapter of the Rosicrucians published several works on magic and Kabbalah and had a defrocked priest declare a "magical war" against him which culminated in a decidedly unmagical though fortunately not fatal pistol duel. He is also responsible for the iconic symbol of a goat's head in an inverted pentagram now used to represent Satanism which he had originally used as an illustration for his 1897 work "La Clef de la Magie Noire" "The Key to Black Magic". In addition to these activities Guaita assembled an extensive library of books on various occult and related topics. His collection was sold by the Paris bookseller Dorbon whose 1899 catalog of the library includes 2227 volumes. Ours is #15 priced at the significant sum of 65 francs perhaps $1200 in today's buying power. Bartolomeo Zannetti unknown
