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Ve-Ve

Diagrammes rituels du voudou

by Milo Rigaud

A large collection of vèvè, the ritual diagrams of Haitian Vodou, assembled by the Haitian writer Milo Rigaud with text in French, English and Spanish. It is a widely used reference for the emblems of the lwa, though its esoteric interpretations reflect the author's own views.

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