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1693000166Franeker: Jacobum Horreum 1693. Hardcover. See Description. 4to. pp. 12 768 28. Half title for each section. Bound in quarter vellum with paste paper boards - well rubbed. Library book plate on inside front cover. Title page displays a large woodcut device. Pages are clean overall with occasional spotting and age toning; faint inscription above title page device; outer margin of pp.735-6 reinforced with contemporary paper. Fore edge of the text block is a bit rubbed. The bottom edge is stamped with a library name. Board corner tips neatly repaired. Johann Van der Waeyen 1639-1701 was a Frisian Minister scholar and controversialist. In 1677 he was forced to leave his position in Middelburg and move to Franeker. See M'Clintock Cyclopaedia of Biblical Lit. Among his better known works is a commentary on Balthasar Bekker's book on witchcraft. Van der Waeyen's interest in demonology is also apparent in this collection of tracts which contains two essays 485 pages on the demon AZAZEL who was associated with the Israelite scape-goat ritual. The book also contains a commentary on Paul's Epistle to the Galatians and several other essays. <br/> <br/> Jacobum Horreum hardcover
1995G012Antique Collectors Club Ltd 1995. 1st. Hardcover. Fine/Fine. 1st printing Scarce book. As new. Appears unread. This book presents and discusses a range of collectors' pieces and covers ordinary rugs not just the unobtainable classic examples thus including many affordable items from the large range produced. It is suitable for both the specialist and the novice providing both a record of Turkoman weaving and a lesson in connoisseurship. Antique Collectors Club Ltd hardcover
1961G002Cairo: American University at Cairo Press 1961. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. Large folio. Bibliography of Islamic Art and Architecture - including textiles. Book is Very Good condition. Dustwrapper has light edgewear and small tear to lower bottom of DW on spine and small closed tear to top. Very good crisp/clean copy. American University at Cairo Press hardcover
19451177E045Prestatyn: Boy Magicians Club 1945 Circa. 1st Edition . Paperback. Very Good. 5.25 x 8.25 inches 13 x 21 cm. A scarce collection of 5 issues of The Trixy published by The Boy Magicians Club in Prestatyn: Nos 1 2 3 4 and 8. Rusting to staples but all issues are securely bound. Staple holes to inner margins a couple of marks to covers small area of paper label residue to front cover of issue No. 1. Very clean text throughout. Overall condition is Very Good. International postage will be less than the stated rate. Actual costs are Europe £10.00; USA £13.00; Oceania £15.00; Rest of World £15.00. A postage refund will be made after the order has been placed. Size: 5.25 x 8.25 inches 13 x 21 cm. Boy Magicians Club paperback
19321233E033London: John Murray 1932. 2nd Edition . Hardback. Printed pages: 8vo. xi 1 289. Very Good Minus. 5.25 x 7.5 inches 13.5 x 19 cm. Second cheap edition. Lacking jacket. Blue cloth binding. Spine has light staining and slight wear to ends. Browning and foxing to page edges scattered foxing to text. Account of Conan Doyle's six month trip promoting spiritualism in southern and eastern Africa in 1928/1929. Gift inscription to front free endpaper from Crawford S. Coombs to William H. Coombs and a reference to p.270 where over two pages Conan Doyle discusses the grievances of ships' officers: 'My reading of late has been rather mixed but it includes a book 'The Nation's Key-Men' by William Coombs which really deserves some attention'. Coombs was a British sailor who served in both the Royal Navy and Merchant Navy he went on to become a trade unionist representing merchant seamen. With William Coombs' bookplate to front pastedown endpaper. Overall condition is Very Good Minus. Size: 5.25 x 7.5 inches 13.5 x 19 cm. John Murray hardcover
200402123Lulu Publishing 2004. First edition. American ed. As New/as new. New in Fine jacket Privately Printed. 4to-over 9¾"-12" tall. Signed by Author New SIGNED edition. A concise look at the pagans of yesterday and a practical guide for the pagans of g religious history and spellcraft using stones herbs summonsing angels and more. Information not found in K. James Bible Diaroday. explores the rituals knowledge of the past and the history leading up to the Christian sect becoming the dominant religion of the world. This book address many aspects of spiritualism as well as teaches the reader how to use what the creator gave them to reclaim their heritage. Learn what herbs and plants can do for you. Gather the crystals and gems of the earth that vibrate to cleanse and protect you. Then call on the spirits of the unseen realm. This is one of six books that will be released by this author over a three year period each one a different topic within the occult sciences and dealing with spell craft and how to reclaim your true nature and become one with your creator. <br /><br /> Lulu Publishing hardcover
18607975New York Boston: D. & J. Sadlier & Co 1860. First American Edition. 8vo 3 324pp. Frontis plate illustration and a few vignette chapter headings. Publisher's brown diaper grain cloth vignette illustration and ruling stamped in blind on covers and spine. Mild foxing throughout more pronounced at prelims else clean and sound internally. Spine ends worn away corners frayed damp staining to front board. Very good. <br /> <br /> First American edition of the first work from 19th century French priest Abbé Boullan 1824-1893 who was later laicized by by the church and accused of being a Satanist due to extreme and controversial pious acts rituals and writings. This book a translation of Marie d'Agreda's Divine Life of the Holy Virgin from her Mystical City of God shows Boullan's roots in spiritualism and Christian Mysticism.<br /> <br /> Boullan began his holy work in Rome in the Missionnaires du Précieux Sang Missionaries of the Precious Blood who believed in their role as cleansers of people’s sins through violent self-flagellation. After his return to France in 1851 he began studying the mystics and produced this translation which immediately caused a controversy within the church due to its positive description of mysticism as it related to occult practice and Spiritualism. He would go on to further validate his stance and bring the ire of the church through various means such as: the clerical verification of supernatural miracles; the writing on and practice of soul repair; exorcisms involving spitting into mouths drinking urine wearing poultices made of feces; and a vision proclaiming his nomination as John the Baptist Elijah's successor. Then things got really weird.<br /> <br /> Boullan created a compound in Lyon where he and his followers could practice these kinds of rituals in peace. His main teachings included Kabbalistic interpretations of prophetic verse which involved naked bodily contact in groups sexual intercourse both with Boullan as a sacrament and with other initiates the blood of mice on communion wafers and it was even rumored sacrifice. Boullan decried these rumors and defended his status as a pious Christian until his death but his reputation had been created and forever solidified by the fervent occult circles in France at the time.<br /> <br /> This copy states First American Edition on the title page with a date of 1860 and with 1859 on the copyright page. We note an edition with only the copyright date of 1859 and an entirely different title page also published by Sadlier. Both editions are scarce and OCLC cites a single holding for the 1860 edition. <br /> <br /> . D. & J. Sadlier & Co unknown
