Modern Magic
Description
Modern Magic is a book by Maximilian Schele de Vere, first published in 1873. This intriguing work explores the folklore, superstitions, and mystical beliefs that shaped both ancient and modern understandings of magic.
Written by a nineteenth-century philologist and professor, the book takes a scholarly yet curious approach to subjects such as alchemy, divination, witchcraft, astrology, talismans, and spiritualism. Drawing from diverse cultural sources and historical anecdotes, it offers insight into how magical practices have influenced human thought and behavior across time.
With its blend of academic inquiry and fascination with the occult, the book provides a unique window into the Victorian era’s engagement with the mysterious and the arcane.
- Formats
- PDF, EPUB, AZW3
- Page Count (PDF)
- 165
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