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The complete Norse mythological and heroic poems — Völuspá, Hávamál, the Eddic lays of Sigurd — in a bilingual parallel-text edition. Original Old Norse faces the new English translation on every page.

Snorri Sturluson's masterwork of Norse mythology — the creation of the world, the lives of the gods, the twilight of Ragnarök — in a new bilingual edition with the Old Norse original and fresh English translation side by side.

The Greek Solomonic grimoire of water divination and spirit conjuration — one of the oldest surviving magical texts, translated into English for the first time from the critical Greek edition.

The 13th-century master grimoire of angelic and demonic conjuration — one of the most complete and influential magical texts of the medieval period, newly translated with full annotations and commentary.

The definitive Hermetic text on sympathetic magic — the hidden occult virtues of animals, plants, and stones, and how to harness them in amulets and talismans. A cornerstone of Western magical tradition.

The 2nd-century proto-bestiary that shaped centuries of Christian allegory and medieval natural philosophy. Each creature — from the phoenix to the pelican — carries a moral and mystical lesson for the seeker.

The ancient Zoroastrian soul-journey — a righteous man's guided tour of the heavens and hells of ancient Persia, escorted by the divine Sraosha and Atar. One of the oldest afterlife narratives in world literature.

The full, documented history of the CIA's secret remote-viewing program — Project STARGATE — compiled from declassified government files. The program that proved the Pentagon believed in psychic warfare.

The rare 1618 Rosicrucian manifesto — a visionary symbolic text depicting the invisible College of the Rose Cross and its mystical teachings on wisdom, nature, and divine illumination.

Written in 1906 by one of France's most enigmatic occultists. Explores the ancient yogic sciences, subtle planes of consciousness, kundalini, and the Eastern roots of Western esotericism.

Written in 1910. The definitive occult study tracing the origins, philosophy, and inner teachings of the Rosicrucian Brotherhood — from medieval roots to its enduring influence on Western alchemy.

The legendary 1785 Altona collection of Rosicrucian emblems and alchemical diagrams — restored from the original German edition, with new commentary illuminating the symbolic language of the Brotherhood.

Every major surviving form of the Clavicula Salomonis in one edition — the 1446 Italian, the Latin manuscripts, the Leipzig print and the French Abognazar Clavicule, each translated in full.

The oldest surviving texts of the Key of Solomon, newly translated in full: the Italian manuscript, a Latin companion text and the 1690 Leipzig printed edition.

The French tradition of the Key — the Arsenal 2350 manuscript and the Abognazar Clavicule, with the Solomonic pentacles and the seventy-two angels of the Shem ha-Mephorash.

The ancient account of King Solomon commanding the demons to build his Temple — each spirit names itself, its powers and the angel that defeats it.

One hundred aphorisms of astrological wisdom attributed to Hermes — a medieval Latin classic of celestial influence, in a new English translation.

The Latin Hermetic treatise on the thirty-six decans, the stars and the planets — the foundation of Western astrological image magic.

Il grimorio medievale di magia cristiana, per la prima volta in italiano — con il Sigillo del Dio vivo, i circoli e le orazioni.