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Le Livre d’Or (The Book of Gold) is a unique 17th century French magical work comprising numerous amulets, charms, prayers, spells and sigils for working with the Biblical Book of the Psalms of King David. Written in a simple style akin to a medieval Book of Secrets combined with magical practices from the ancient world, Le Livre d’Or brings together practices which have their roots in major works from the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Cairo Genizah, to the Greek Magical Papyri and Sepher Shimmush Tehillim (Magical Use of the Psalms). Now translated into English for the first time, this exceptional text demonstrates the significance of the Psalms as a unifying and vital thread throughout the development of Western magic.

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Le Livre d’Or (The Book of Gold) is a unique 17th century French magical work comprising numerous amulets, charms, prayers, spells and sigils for working with the Biblical Book of the Psalms of King David. Written in a simple style akin to a medieval Book of Secrets combined with magical practices from the ancient world, Le Livre d’Or brings together practices which have their roots in major works from the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Cairo Genizah, to the Greek Magical Papyri and Sepher Shimmush Tehillim (Magical Use of the Psalms).

Now translated into English for the first time, this exceptional text demonstrates the significance of the Psalms as a unifying and vital thread throughout the development of Western magic. From Sweden to Syria, Britain to the Baltic, the use of appropriate Psalms has spread as a significant part of popular folk and religious magic, and Le Livre d’Or is an inimitable example of the transmission of divine power through the written and spoken word. Le Livre d’Or was originally bound as part of Lansdowne MS 1202 with a 17th century French copy of the most important of grimoires, the Key of Solomon.

The extensive commentary by David Rankine and Paul Harry Barron emphasises the place of the Psalms within the Grimoire tradition, detailing their extensive apotropaic, amuletic and coercive uses in works such as the Book of Abramelin, the Key of Solomon and the Goetia. The editors also illustrate how the magic of the Psalms has underlain and cross-fertilised numerous traditions over the last two thousand years, from Hellenic magicians, early Christians and Jews of the ancient world to practitioners of the medieval Grimoires and Renaissance Cunning-folk.

Whether it was for benevolent or malefic results, Le Livre d’Or provided the appropriate Psalm verses and relevant techniques. This previously ignored work is an outstanding example of eminently practical magic which not only draws on such major works as the Heptameron and the Steganographia, but also many of the divine names found in the Kabbalah. From Saints to spirits, characters to Creeds, Le Livre d’Or shines forth as a significant and reclaimed chapter in the Western Esoteric Traditions.


TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION
EDITORS NOTES
THE MANUSCRIPT

1. PRÉCIS OF ALL OF USES OF THE PSALMS IN LE LIVRE D’OR
2. ANALYSIS OF PSALM USE BY COMPONENT AND FREQUENCY
3. THE USES OF PSALM 118 IN SEFER SHIMMUSH TEHILLIM
4. PENTACLES FROM THE KEY OF SOLOMON THE KING
5. PENTACLES FROM VERITABLE KEY OF SOLOMON
6. PLANETARY HOURS

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Le Livre d’Or (The Book of Gold) is a unique 17th century French magical work comprising numerous amulets, charms, prayers, spells and sigils for working with the Biblical Book of the Psalms of King David. Written in a simple style akin to a medieval Book of Secrets combined with magical practices from the ancient world, Le Livre d’Or brings together practices which have their roots in major works from the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Cairo Genizah, to the Greek Magical Papyri and Sepher Shimmush Tehillim (Magical Use of the Psalms). Now translated into English for the first time, this exceptional text demonstrates the significance of the Psalms as a unifying and vital thread throughout the development of Western magic.

From the back cover:
Le Livre d’Or (The Book of Gold) is a unique 17th century French magical work comprising numerous amulets, charms, prayers, spells and sigils for working with the Biblical Book of the Psalms of King David. Written in a simple style akin to a medieval Book of Secrets combined with magical practices from the ancient world, Le Livre d’Or brings together practices which have their roots in major works from the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Cairo Genizah, to the Greek Magical Papyri and Sepher Shimmush Tehillim (Magical Use of the Psalms).

Now translated into English for the first time, this exceptional text demonstrates the significance of the Psalms as a unifying and vital thread throughout the development of Western magic. From Sweden to Syria, Britain to the Baltic, the use of appropriate Psalms has spread as a significant part of popular folk and religious magic, and Le Livre d’Or is an inimitable example of the transmission of divine power through the written and spoken word. Le Livre d’Or was originally bound as part of Lansdowne MS 1202 with a 17th century French copy of the most important of grimoires, the Key of Solomon.

The extensive commentary by David Rankine and Paul Harry Barron emphasises the place of the Psalms within the Grimoire tradition, detailing their extensive apotropaic, amuletic and coercive uses in works such as the Book of Abramelin, the Key of Solomon and the Goetia. The editors also illustrate how the magic of the Psalms has underlain and cross-fertilised numerous traditions over the last two thousand years, from Hellenic magicians, early Christians and Jews of the ancient world to practitioners of the medieval Grimoires and Renaissance Cunning-folk.

Whether it was for benevolent or malefic results, Le Livre d’Or provided the appropriate Psalm verses and relevant techniques. This previously ignored work is an outstanding example of eminently practical magic which not only draws on such major works as the Heptameron and the Steganographia, but also many of the divine names found in the Kabbalah. From Saints to spirits, characters to Creeds, Le Livre d’Or shines forth as a significant and reclaimed chapter in the Western Esoteric Traditions.


TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION
EDITORS NOTES
THE MANUSCRIPT

1. PRÉCIS OF ALL OF USES OF THE PSALMS IN LE LIVRE D’OR
2. ANALYSIS OF PSALM USE BY COMPONENT AND FREQUENCY
3. THE USES OF PSALM 118 IN SEFER SHIMMUSH TEHILLIM
4. PENTACLES FROM THE KEY OF SOLOMON THE KING
5. PENTACLES FROM VERITABLE KEY OF SOLOMON
6. PLANETARY HOURS

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Le Livre d’Or (The Book of Gold) is a unique 17th century French magical work comprising numerous amulets, charms, prayers, spells and sigils for working with the Biblical Book of the Psalms of King David. Written in a simple style akin to a medieval Book of Secrets combined with magical practices from the ancient world, Le Livre d’Or brings together practices which have their roots in major works from the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Cairo Genizah, to the Greek Magical Papyri and Sepher Shimmush Tehillim (Magical Use of the Psalms). Now translated into English for the first time, this exceptional text demonstrates the significance of the Psalms as a unifying and vital thread throughout the development of Western magic.

From the back cover:
Le Livre d’Or (The Book of Gold) is a unique 17th century French magical work comprising numerous amulets, charms, prayers, spells and sigils for working with the Biblical Book of the Psalms of King David. Written in a simple style akin to a medieval Book of Secrets combined with magical practices from the ancient world, Le Livre d’Or brings together practices which have their roots in major works from the Dead Sea Scrolls and the Cairo Genizah, to the Greek Magical Papyri and Sepher Shimmush Tehillim (Magical Use of the Psalms).

Now translated into English for the first time, this exceptional text demonstrates the significance of the Psalms as a unifying and vital thread throughout the development of Western magic. From Sweden to Syria, Britain to the Baltic, the use of appropriate Psalms has spread as a significant part of popular folk and religious magic, and Le Livre d’Or is an inimitable example of the transmission of divine power through the written and spoken word. Le Livre d’Or was originally bound as part of Lansdowne MS 1202 with a 17th century French copy of the most important of grimoires, the Key of Solomon.

The extensive commentary by David Rankine and Paul Harry Barron emphasises the place of the Psalms within the Grimoire tradition, detailing their extensive apotropaic, amuletic and coercive uses in works such as the Book of Abramelin, the Key of Solomon and the Goetia. The editors also illustrate how the magic of the Psalms has underlain and cross-fertilised numerous traditions over the last two thousand years, from Hellenic magicians, early Christians and Jews of the ancient world to practitioners of the medieval Grimoires and Renaissance Cunning-folk.

Whether it was for benevolent or malefic results, Le Livre d’Or provided the appropriate Psalm verses and relevant techniques. This previously ignored work is an outstanding example of eminently practical magic which not only draws on such major works as the Heptameron and the Steganographia, but also many of the divine names found in the Kabbalah. From Saints to spirits, characters to Creeds, Le Livre d’Or shines forth as a significant and reclaimed chapter in the Western Esoteric Traditions.


TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION
EDITORS NOTES
THE MANUSCRIPT

1. PRÉCIS OF ALL OF USES OF THE PSALMS IN LE LIVRE D’OR
2. ANALYSIS OF PSALM USE BY COMPONENT AND FREQUENCY
3. THE USES OF PSALM 118 IN SEFER SHIMMUSH TEHILLIM
4. PENTACLES FROM THE KEY OF SOLOMON THE KING
5. PENTACLES FROM VERITABLE KEY OF SOLOMON
6. PLANETARY HOURS

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El Libro de Oro es una obra mágica francesa única del siglo XVII que comprende numerosos amuletos, talismanes, oraciones, hechizos y sigilos para trabajar con el Libro de los Salmos del rey David. Escrito en un estilo sencillo, similar al de un Libro de Secretos medieval, combinado con prácticas mágicas del mundo antiguo, el Libro de Oro reúne prácticas que tienen sus raíces en obras importantes como los Rollos del Mar Muerto, la Geniza de El Cairo, los Papiros Mágicos griegos y el Séfer Shimmush Tehilim (Uso Mágico de los Salmos). Traducido al inglés por primera vez, este texto excepcional demuestra la importancia de los Salmos como un hilo conductor unificador y vital en el desarrollo de la magia occidental.

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El Libro de Oro es una obra mágica francesa única del siglo XVII que comprende numerosos amuletos, talismanes, oraciones, hechizos y sigilos para trabajar con el Libro de los Salmos del rey David. Escrito en un estilo sencillo, similar al de un Libro de Secretos medieval, combinado con prácticas mágicas del mundo antiguo, el Libro de Oro reúne prácticas que tienen sus raíces en obras importantes como los Rollos del Mar Muerto, la Geniza de El Cairo, los Papiros Mágicos griegos y el Séfer Shimmush Tehilim (Uso Mágico de los Salmos).

Traducido al inglés por primera vez, este excepcional texto demuestra la importancia de los Salmos como hilo conductor unificador y vital en el desarrollo de la magia occidental. Desde Suecia hasta Siria, desde Gran Bretaña hasta el Báltico, el uso de los Salmos apropiados se ha extendido como parte fundamental de la magia popular, tanto folclórica como religiosa, y Le Livre d'Or es un ejemplo inigualable de la transmisión del poder divino a través de la palabra escrita y hablada. Le Livre d'Or formaba parte originalmente del manuscrito Lansdowne 1202, junto con una copia francesa del siglo XVII del más importante de los grimorios: la Clave de Salomón.

El extenso comentario de David Rankine y Paul Harry Barron destaca la importancia de los Salmos dentro de la tradición de los grimorios, detallando sus numerosos usos apotropaicos, amuléticos y coercitivos en obras como el Libro de Abramelin, la Clave de Salomón y la Goetia. Los editores también ilustran cómo la magia de los Salmos ha influido y enriquecido numerosas tradiciones a lo largo de los últimos dos mil años, desde los magos helénicos, los primeros cristianos y los judíos del mundo antiguo hasta los practicantes de los grimorios medievales y los curanderos del Renacimiento.

Ya fuera para obtener resultados benévolos o maléficos, Le Livre d'Or proporcionaba los versículos de los Salmos adecuados y las técnicas pertinentes. Esta obra, hasta entonces ignorada, es un ejemplo sobresaliente de magia eminentemente práctica que no solo se nutre de obras fundamentales como el Heptameron y la Steganographia, sino también de muchos de los nombres divinos presentes en la Cábala. Desde santos hasta espíritus, desde personajes hasta credos, Le Livre d'Or resplandece como un capítulo significativo y recuperado de las tradiciones esotéricas occidentales.


TABLA DE CONTENIDO

INTRODUCCIÓN
NOTAS DE LOS EDITORES
EL MANUSCRITO

1. RESUMEN DE TODOS LOS USOS DE LOS SALMOS EN EL LIBRO DE ORO
2. ANÁLISIS DEL USO DE LOS SALMOS POR COMPONENTE Y FRECUENCIA
3. LOS USOS DEL SALMO 118 EN EL SEFER SHIMMUSH TEHILLIM
4. PENTÁCULOS DE LA LLAVE DE SALOMÓN REY
5. PENTÁCULOS DE LA VERDADERA LLAVE DE SALOMÓN
6. HORAS PLANETARIAS

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