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Three Books of Occult Philosophy

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Cornelius Agrippa

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Mentioned in 3 episodes

Mentioned by

John Michael Greer

in the context of its influence on folk magic practices in the British Isles.

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Does the West Have a Magical Metaphysics? | John Michael Greer

Mentioned by

Justin Sledge

when discussing a foundational occult text that was targeted by the Inquisition and contains alphabets, sigils, and methods for induced illumination.

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E203 - Dr. Justin Sledge: The Occult, Witch Trials & the Forbidden Teachings of Gnosticism

Mentioned by

Matt Dragonstone

as a major grimoire influencing Western talismanic magic and its associations with the Pleiades.

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Lance Baker & Mat Dragonstone | Reiki, Talismans, & The Pleiades Pendulum Set

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Agrippa's Diary

in reference to natural magic, calling it the highest power of natural sciences.

The Mysterious History Of Magic (What the Ancients Knew & We Lost) - Agrippa's Diary | After Skool

Mentioned by

Justin Sledge

as a later magical work in which related magical alphabets appear alongside those of Sefer Raziel.

Greek Roman Egyptian Magic - Greek Magical Papyri - Books of Magic

Mentioned by

Justin Sledge

as the early modern work that presents two angelic forms of cryptic writing derived from earlier magical symbols.

Magical Symbols - History of Sigils Angelic Alphabets and Symbols of Power

Recommended by the speaker as an esoteric source for exploring symbolic and occult interpretations of numbers.

The Psychology of Numbers

Mentioned by

Justin Sledge

while discussing Agrippa’s complex relationship with witchcraft and the witch trials.

The Philosophy of Witchcraft

Mentioned by

Isaac Weishaupt

while referencing Agrippa's classical grimoire in a discussion of Bartzabel and occult sources.

James Franco: Occult DADDY

Discussed by

Justin Sledge

as Agrippa’s major synthesis of Renaissance Hermeticism, natural magic, astrology, ceremonial magic, and Christian Kabbalah.

The Three Books of Occult Philosophy - Cornelius Agrippa - Renaissance Hermeticism Cabala and Magic

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