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Magick in Theory and Practice (Section 4)

Magick in Theory and Practice (Section 4) (1930), PDF p. 15

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TABLE 1 XL XLI PRECIOUS STONES MAGICAL WEAPONS 0 1 Diamond. Swastika or Fylfat Cross, Crown, 2 Star Ruby, Turquoise. Lingam, the Inner Robe of Glory, 3 Star Sapphire, Pearl. Yoni, the Outer Robe of Con- cealment. 4 Amethyst, Sapphire. The W and, Sceptre, or Crook. 5 Ruby, The Sword, Spear, Scourge or Chain. 6 Topaz, Yellow Diamond. The Lamen or Rosy Cross. 7 Emerald. The Lamp and Girdle. 8 Opal, especially Fire Opal. The Names and Versicles, the Apron. 9 Quartz. The Perfumes and Sandals. 10 Rock Crystal. The Magical Circle and Triangle. 11 Topaz, Chalcedony. The Dagger or Fan. 12 Opal, Agate. The Wand or Caduceus. 13 Moonstone, Pearl, Crystal. Bow and Arrow. 14 Emerald, Turquoise. The Girdle. 15 Ruby. The Horns, Energy, the Bu¬ rin. 16 Topaz. The Labour of Préparation. 17 Alexandrite, Tourmaline. Ice- land Spar. The Tripod. 18 Amber. The Furnace. — 315
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