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Magick in Theory and Practice (Section 4)
Magick in Theory and Practice (Section 4) (1930), PDF p. 21
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TABLE IV
CXXXIV
TITLES AND
ATTRIBUTIONS OF THE
CUP OR CHALICE SUIT
(HEARTS)
cxxxv
TITLES AND
ATTRIBUTIONS OF
THE SWORD SUIT
(SPADES)
CXXXVI
TITLES AND
ATTRIBUTIONS OF
THE COIN, DISC, OR
PANTACLE SUIT
(DIAMONDS)
0
1
The Root of the
Powers of Water.
The Root of the
Powers of Air.
The Root of the
Powers of Earth.
2
9 in 0 Love.
ü in ^ The Lord of
Peace restored.
¥■ in VS The Lord of
Harmonious Change.
3
5 in G Abundance.
ï) in laa Sorrow.
cf in VJ Material
Works.
4
© in 8 Blended Pleas-
ure.
,}f in aa Rest from
Strife.
© in le? Earthly
Power.
5
0* in nj, Loss in
Pleasure.
9 in ^ Defeat.
5 in y Material
Trouble.
6
Q in m. Pleasure.
$ in ^ Earned
Success.
U in y Material
Success.
7
9 in m Illusionary
Success.
Q in ^ Unstable
Effort.
f) in y Success
Unfulfilled.
8
ï> in Abandoned
Success.
^ in ® Shortened
Force.
© in np Prudence.
9
¥ in X Material
Happiness.
ç? in ® Despair and
Cruelty.
9 in np Material
Gain.
10
0* in Perfected
Success.
© in ® Ruin.
5 in np Wealth.
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