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Amazon.com: Arbatel of Magick: Or The Spiritual Wisdom Of The Ancients (000): Robert Turner: Books. Arbatel De Magia veterum originally published in Switzerland in 1575 is a Latin grimoire of renaissance ceremonial magic. The book contains links to the original source manuscripts in PDF format. They are called Olympick spirits, which do inhabit in the firmament, and in the stars of the firmament: and the office of these spirits is to declare Destinies, and to administer fatal Charms, so far forth as God pleaseth to permit them: for nothing, neither evil spirit nor evil Destiny, shall be able to hurt him who hath the most High.
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Full text of ' Of the Magic of the Ancients, The greatest Studie of Wisdom. In all things, ask counsel of the Lord; and do not thou think, speak, or do any thing, wherein God is not thy counsellor. He that walketh fraudulently, revealeth secrets: but he that is of a faithful spirit, concealeth the matter. Arbatel of Magick Translated by Robert Turner, 1655 Converted to Acrobat format by Benjamin Rowe August, 1999 ARBATEL of MAGICK: or, The spiritual Wisdom of the Ancients, as well Wise-men of the people of God, as MAGI of the Gentiles: for the illustration of the glory of God, and his love to Mankinde.
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Now first of all produced out of darkness into the light, against all caco-Magicians, and contemners of the gifts of God; for the profit and delectation of all those, who do truely and piously love the creatures of God, and do use them with thanksgiving, to the honour of God, and profit of themselves and their neighbours. Translated into English by Robert Turner, London 1655. The PREFACE To the unprejudiced Reader As the fall of man made himself and all other creatures subject to vanity; so, by rea- son thereof, the most noble arid excellent Arts wherewith the Rational soul was indued, are by the rusty canker of Time brought unto Corruption. For Magick itself, which the ancients did so divinely contemplate, is scandalized with bearing the badge of all diabolical sorceries: which Art (saith Mirandula) Pauci intelligunt, multi repre- hendunt, & sicut canes ignotos semper allatrant: Few understood, many reprehend, and as dogges barke at those they know not: so doe many condemn and hate the things they understand not. Many men there are, that abhor the very name and word Magus, because of Simon Magus, who being not Magus, but Goes, that is, familiar with evil Spirits, usurped that Title.
But Magicke and Witchcraft are far differing Sciences; whereof Pliny 1 being ignorant, scoffeth thereat: for Nero (saith Pliny) who had the most excellent Magicians of the East sent to him by Tyridates king of Arme- nia, who held that kingdom by him, found the Art after long study and labour alto- gether ridiculous. Now Witchcraft and Sorcery, are works done merely by the devil, which with respect unto some covenant made with man, he acteth by men his instru- ments, to accomplish his evil ends: of these, the histories of all ages, people and countries, as also the holy Scriptures, afford us sundry examples. But Magus is a Persian word primitively, whereby is expressed such a one as is altogether conversant in things divine; as Plato affirmeth, the Art of Magick is the art of worshipping God: and the Persians call their gods Mcr/oq, hence Apollonius saith, that Magus is either illegible Greek 2 or illegible Greek 3, that is, that Magus is a name sometime of him that is a god by nature, 6c sometimes of him that is in the ser- vice of God: in which latter sense it is taken in Matt., 2.1,2. When the wise men came to worship Jesus, and this is the first and highest kind, which is called divine Magick; and these the Latins did entitle sapientes, or wise men: for the feare and worship of God, is the beginning of knowledge.