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who considered Arthur Dee to be one of the greatest authorities in alchemical learning among Englishmen
It comprises 533 illustrations reproducing the most famous alchemical engravings of the seventeenth century
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The Mysteries of Magic by A.E. Waite Ouroboros Press who considered Arthur Dee toThe Mysteries of Magic by A. E. Waite Publication: 1909 De Laurence & Scott; Chicago First US Edition The deLaurence edition was published by the eccentric book pirate and plagiarist William de Laurence (1868 1936). This version is a pirated adaptation of the revised second edition of Arthur Edward Waites pioneering collection of Eliphas Lvis works in translation. Originally published in 1886, it is considered the first significant publication of Lvis