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8. The
Spiritual
Guide,
by Miguel de Molinos.
is.
9. Rituel
et
Dogme
de
la Haute
Magie,
by Eliphas Levi,
or
its
translation
by A. E. Waite.
7^. 6d.
10.
The Goetia
of the Lemegeton
of Solomon
the King,
^i
is.
Study
of these
books
will give
a thorough
grounding
in
the
intel-
lectual
side of Their system.
After three
months
the
Student
is examined
in these books,
and if
his
knowledge
of them
is
found
satisfactory,
he may
become
a Pro-
bationer,
receiving
Liber LXI and
the
secret
holy
book.
Liber LXV.
The principal point of this
grade is that the Probationer has a master
appointed,
whose experience
can guide him in his work.
He
may
select
any practices
that
he prefers,
but
in
any case must
keep an exact record,
so that he may discover
the relation
of cause and
effect in his working,
and so that the A.*. A.\ may judge of his progress,
and direct
his further
studies.
After
a
year
of probation
he
may
be admitted
a
Neophyte
of the
A.". A.'., and receive
the secret holy book Liber VIL
These
are
the
principal
instructions
for
practice
which
every
pro-
bationer
should
follow
out:
Libri E, A, O, III, XXX, CLXXV,
CC, CCVI, CMXIII,
while the
Key to Magick
Power
is given in Liber CCCLXX.