1930 · CLOSE READING
Magick in Theory and Practice (Section 4)
Magick in Theory and Practice (Section 4) (1930), PDF p. 16
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TABLE ï (Continued)
XL
XLI
PRECIOUS STONES
MAGICAL WEAPONS
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Cat’s Eye.
The Discipline (Preliminary).
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Peridot.
The Lampand Wand (Virile
Force reserved), the Bread.
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Amethyst, Lapis Lazuli.
The Sceptre.
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Emerald.
The Cross of Equilibrium.
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Béryl or Aquamarine.
The Cup and Cross of Suffer-
ing, the Wine.
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Snakestone.
The Pain of the Obligation.
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Jacinth.
The Arrow (swift and straight
application of Force).
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Black Diamond.
The Secret Force, Lamp.
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Ruby, any red stone.
The Sword.
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Artificial Glass.
The Censer or Aspergillus.
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Pearl.
The Twilight of the Place,
Magic Mirror.
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Crysoleth.
The Lamen or Bow and
Arrow.
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Fire Opal.
The Wand, Lamp, Pyramid
of A-
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Onyx.
The Sickle.
32 bis
Sait.
The Pantacie, the Sait.
31 bis
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