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Occultism: The Occult Sciences and the Occult Revival

The Tarot of the Bohemians

by Papus · A. P. Morton (trans.)

Gérard Encausse's influential treatise presenting the tarot as a key to universal wisdom organised around the divine name and the Hebrew alphabet. The English translation of 1892 carried French occult tarot theory to English-speaking readers.

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