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1750Cm. 24,5, cart. muto originale, pag. 55. L'opera nasce come risposta all'esecuzione avvenuta in Baviera di Maria Renata Saenger nel 1749 con l'accusa di stregoneria e satanismo. Un lieve alone al margine inferiore lella legatura, per il resto ottimo esemplare in barbe.
2015br. Un viaggio condotto da due timonieri d'eccezione, che indagheranno su culti precristiani, medicina, stregoneria, astrologia, divinazione, necromanzia: le molte facce dell'arte magica attraverso i secoli e le repressioni, a volte violente, che ne sono scaturite, per giungere poi al Quattrocento, fonte di un "rinascimento" della magia ma anche dell'inizio della caccia alle streghe. Il pensiero magico è indissolubilmente legato alla storia dell'uomo? A questa domanda si cercherà di dare una risposta in questo libro.
Francesco Parisi (a cura di), Arte e magia il fascino dell'esoterismo in Europa Silvana Editoriale, Milano 2018, cm 28x24, pp. 344 con ill., brossura ed. ill. a colori. Condizioni di conservazione Allo stato di nuovo, ancora sigillato editorialmente. Allo stato di nuovo, ancora sigillato editorialmente. SETT233.L25069 N
2018ill. Un dossier dedicato ad arte e magia. In sommario: Magia naturale; Metamorfosi prodigiose e miracoli biblici; Magia e stregoneria. Come tutte le monografie della collana Dossier d'art, una pubblicazione agile, ricca di belle riproduzioni a colori, completa di un utilissimo quadro cronologico e di una ricca bibliografia.
1997ref. 71259Seattle WA: Trident Books 1997. First Edition of this Limited Edition Reprint of the Turner Translation. Leather Bound. Near Fine. 115pp. Sextodecimo 19.5 cm Bound at the studios of Ars Obscura in full black leather with raised bands and decorative gilt stamped titles on the spine and front cover. Publisher's black spray to the top and fore-edge of the text block. Marbled-patterned endpapers. Black ribbon page-marker. With a few small subtle indentations to the leather. In a black cloth covered slipcase showing only the slightest wear and gentle bumping to the extremities. Number 138 in an edition limited to 500 numbered copies. Reprint of the London edition printed by J. Cottrel in 1657. A classic grimoire originally written in Latin which is thought to date back to the thirteenth century. It is a treatise on Solomonic Magic relating how King Solomon gained his notorious fame and earthly wisdom through sacred magic presented to him by the angel Pamphilius. The Ars Notoria differs from most angel grimoires as the majority of Solomonic grimoires revolve around the evocation of spirits or demons. Instead the Ars Notoria focuses on memory and the ability to understand and absorb whole subjects rapidly. It essentially promised to bestow rapid knowledge upon the recipient. A popular magician's manual considered to be an early European representation of angel magic. Trident Books unknown books
1997ref. 71259Seattle WA: Trident Books 1997. First Edition of this Limited Edition Reprint of the Turner Translation. Leather Bound. Near Fine. 115pp. Sextodecimo 19.5 cm Bound at the studios of Ars Obscura in full black leather with raised bands and decorative gilt stamped titles on the spine and front cover. Publisher's black spray to the top and fore-edge of the text block. Marbled-patterned endpapers. Black ribbon page-marker. With a few small subtle indentations to the leather. In a black cloth covered slipcase showing only the slightest wear and gentle bumping to the extremities. Number 138 in an edition limited to 500 numbered copies. Reprint of the London edition printed by J. Cottrel in 1657. A classic grimoire originally written in Latin which is thought to date back to the thirteenth century. It is a treatise on Solomonic Magic relating how King Solomon gained his notorious fame and earthly wisdom through sacred magic presented to him by the angel Pamphilius. The Ars Notoria differs from most angel grimoires as the majority of Solomonic grimoires revolve around the evocation of spirits or demons. Instead the Ars Notoria focuses on memory and the ability to understand and absorb whole subjects rapidly. It essentially promised to bestow rapid knowledge upon the recipient. A popular magician's manual considered to be an early European representation of angel magic. Trident Books unknown
1986ref. Q2873Wald, Verlag im Waldgut, 1986. "Kartoniert, 8°, 173 S., >Ars Magna< ist die philosophische Entdeckung des katalanischen Denkers Raimundus Lullus (1235-1315). Lullus schuf die methodische Mischung und Kombination der Begriffe und Prinzipien und ordnete sie auf ein Schema (z.B. dem Rad der Weisheit); er schuf damit den Begriff der Kombinatotik, der erst heute in der Anwendung des Computers ausgeschöpft werden kann.«"
1992ref. R240115065PIERRE TEQUI. 1992. In-12. Broché. Etat d'usage, Coins frottés, Dos satisfaisant, Intérieur frais. 155 pages - tampon et annotation en page de titre - surlignements à l'encre dans le texte. . . . Classification Dewey : 133.4-Magie, sorcellerie, démonologie
Andrea Aromatico, Marcella Peruzzi - Medicamenti, pozioni e incantesimi del ricettario magico urbinate - 1^ ed. 1994 , Pag. 239 con illustrazioni Copertina rigida - Testo in italiano. Condizioni molto buone. Con cofanetto originale.
ref. 83097Andrea Aromatico Marcella Peruzzi - Medicamenti pozioni e incantesimi del ricettario magico urbinate - 1 ed. 1994 - Pag. 239 con illustrazioni - Copertina rigida - Testo in italiano. - Condizioni molto buone. Con cofanetto originale. unknown
1996ref. 239049Marseille: Musées de Marseille, Réunion des Musées Nationaux. 1996. 278 Seiten. 30x23cm. Zustand: Sehr Gut; Englisch Broschiert
198322 cm, brossura editoriale illustrata con titolo al piatto, p. 36. Catalogo 5 delle "Edizioni del Solleone". Numerose illustrazioni nel testo. Allegate carte da gioco originale e a colori. Esemplare assai ben conservato.
198122 cm, brossura editoriale illustrata con titolo al piatto, p. 36. Numerose illustrazioni nel testo. Esemplare assai ben conservato.
198122 cm, brossura editoriale illustrata con titolo al piatto, p. 39. Numerose illustrazioni nel testo. Numerose carte da gioco originali e a colori applicate. Esemplare assai ben conservato.
ref. 159183N.p.: N.p. 1970. Substantial archive of material belonging to Austrian-American stage hypnotist and magician John Kolisch including two three-ring card binders with typescript and manuscript notes for Kolisch's live shows and 271 vintage photographs of Kolisch in performance. Archive appears to date from the 1950s through the 1970s the heyday of Kolisch's career. One binder holds notes and scripts for Kolisch's magic tricks powers of suggestion and general show patter and jokes while the other binder focuses primarily on feats of hypnosis. The binders hold a variety of material relating to Kolisch's performances a mix of more formal typed scripts for routines alongside manuscript draft notes and annotations noting potential "ad-libbed" interjections. Several pages capture Kolisch recording his ideas for changes to the pacing and setup of his shows as well as reminders about modernizing his patter and updating his celebrity references. Although the bulk of Kolisch's material is undated earlier acts appear to reference specific actors films or shows such as opera singers or the television show "Cavalcade of Stars" while later routines simply note the names of prominent contemporary actors and celebrities to insert at random. Kolisch who billed himself as "The Fastest Hypnotist in the World" apparently used a blend of serious hypnotism stage magic and standup comedy in his shows and accordingly an entire binder section labeled "Funny Lines" is devoted to ripostes and one-liners. These zingers cover every performance eventuality from hecklers "Have you ever been to the zoo I mean as a visitor" to a silent audience "Well they say a silent tribute is the sincerest of them all!". The archive's considerable collection of photographs captures the spirit and energy of Kolisch's live shows with audience members engaged in a number of humorous activities-stripping saluting yelling and singing dancing acting as human furniture kissing and hugging each other playing musical instruments such as maracas and the ukulele-or simply sleeping. Several photographs bear Kolisch's name and company address in Jackson Heights New York in the recto margins an address that also appears in Kolisch's company letterhead on many of his show notes. Included in the archive are 17 contact sheets capturing images from performances and portrait photographs of Kolisch. Also included are two gatherings of typescript and copied material related to Kolisch's lectures on "dynamic auto-conditioning" and "dynamic auto-suggestion" with many pages annotated by Kolisch in manuscript ink or pencil. Archive also features a 17-page bound treatise titled "Your Incredible Subconscious Mind" published in 1956 by the "Subconscious Research Institute" an organization possibly created by Kolisch himself. Photographs range in size with the majority measuring 10 x 8 inches. Near Fine to Very Good plus with occasional edgewear and creasing. Binders contact sheets lecture material and treatise Near Fine to Very Good plus with some light edgewear creasing and soil on binder exteriors. N.p. unknown books
ref. 159183N.p.: N.p. 1970. Substantial archive of material belonging to Austrian-American stage hypnotist and magician John Kolisch including two three-ring card binders with typescript and manuscript notes for Kolisch's live shows and 271 vintage photographs of Kolisch in performance. Archive appears to date from the 1950s through the 1970s the heyday of Kolisch's career. One binder holds notes and scripts for Kolisch's magic tricks powers of suggestion and general show patter and jokes while the other binder focuses primarily on feats of hypnosis. The binders hold a variety of material relating to Kolisch's performances a mix of more formal typed scripts for routines alongside manuscript draft notes and annotations noting potential "ad-libbed" interjections. Several pages capture Kolisch recording his ideas for changes to the pacing and setup of his shows as well as reminders about modernizing his patter and updating his celebrity references. Although the bulk of Kolisch's material is undated earlier acts appear to reference specific actors films or shows such as opera singers or the television show "Cavalcade of Stars" while later routines simply note the names of prominent contemporary actors and celebrities to insert at random. Kolisch who billed himself as "The Fastest Hypnotist in the World" apparently used a blend of serious hypnotism stage magic and standup comedy in his shows and accordingly an entire binder section labeled "Funny Lines" is devoted to ripostes and one-liners. These zingers cover every performance eventuality from hecklers "Have you ever been to the zoo I mean as a visitor" to a silent audience "Well they say a silent tribute is the sincerest of them all!". The archive's considerable collection of photographs captures the spirit and energy of Kolisch's live shows with audience members engaged in a number of humorous activities-stripping saluting yelling and singing dancing acting as human furniture kissing and hugging each other playing musical instruments such as maracas and the ukulele-or simply sleeping. Several photographs bear Kolisch's name and company address in Jackson Heights New York in the recto margins an address that also appears in Kolisch's company letterhead on many of his show notes. Included in the archive are 17 contact sheets capturing images from performances and portrait photographs of Kolisch. Also included are two gatherings of typescript and copied material related to Kolisch's lectures on "dynamic auto-conditioning" and "dynamic auto-suggestion" with many pages annotated by Kolisch in manuscript ink or pencil. Archive also features a 17-page bound treatise titled "Your Incredible Subconscious Mind" published in 1956 by the "Subconscious Research Institute" an organization possibly created by Kolisch himself. Photographs range in size with the majority measuring 10 x 8 inches. Near Fine to Very Good plus with occasional edgewear and creasing. Binders contact sheets lecture material and treatise Near Fine to Very Good plus with some light edgewear creasing and soil on binder exteriors. N.p. unknown
1999ref. 116245München: A. vilsmeier. 1999. 24cm. Zustand: Gut bis Sehr Gut min. gebräunt (Innen); Einband (Außen) hat geringe bis leichte Gebrauchsspuren; Ein Heft hat einen kleinen Riß im oberen Vorderdeckelrand; Broschiert
20048°, cm 23, pp. XXV, 595, con numerose riproduzioni fotografiche. Tela editoriale con sovracoperta illustrata. Eccellente conservazione. A cura di Bilancioni, Guglielmo. Estesa bibliografia al fondo del volume. Non comune ristampa identica all'edizione originale.
2017ill., br. Mentre nei precedenti due volumi l'autore ha esaminato gli archetipi negli ambiti degli animismi, delle tradizioni religiose e dei loro pantheon mitologici, nel presente volume affronta questo tema entro discipline più pratiche e vicine alla cultura occidentale: l'iniziazione e la psicologia. L'iniziazione è un insieme di procedure ritualistiche che consentono all'iniziando di passare da un livello di consapevolezza a quello successivo. Tramite le conoscenze derivanti dagli archetipi, si chiariscono quanti e quali sono i livelli di consapevolezza raggiungibili e si esplicano le singole fasi di un percorso iniziatico completo, ricostruito unificando in modo coerente i percorsi iniziatici delle varie tradizioni. La psicologia permette di conoscere meglio se stessi e la società, ma funge anche da tramite fra l'asettica modernità e le antiche tradizioni, cariche di valori spirituali ed esistenziali che solo ultimamente si è cercato di recuperare. Fin dai suoi albori, la psicologia ha tentato di delineare una mappa della costituzione psichica e di definire la personalità in base a dei modelli teorici.
2007R. Volterri Archeologia dell'invisibile. Enigmatici messaggi dalle antiche pietre. , SugarCo 2007, Copertina con qualche segno di usura Buono (Good) . paperback 223 9788871985305
2010Volterri, Roberto Archeologia dell'impossibile. Tecnologie degli dèi. , Eremon Edizioni 2010, Ottimo (Fine) . Copertina flessibile 170 9788889713198
2017ref. LFA-126747145N° 560 (Décembre 2017) : revue de 82 pages, format 215 x 285 mm, illustrée, brochée couverture couleurs, bon état
2000ref. 201312000 Editions Soleil - 2000 - In-4, cartonnage illustré sous jaquette illustrée de l'éditeur - 128 p. - Très nombreuses illustrations in et hors texte en couleurs
1998Mm 135x205 Collana "Fondazione Lorenzo Valla" - Due volumi che hanno per titolo "Magia, Miracoli, Demonologia" di li-602 pagine e "Divinazione, Astrologia, Alchimia" di xxv-462 pagine con testo greco e latino a fronte in entrambi i due tomi. L'intera opera è in condiziioni di eccellenza, mai frequentata. Spedizione in 24 ore dalla conferma dell'ordine.