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This is a book not only for those practitioners of the Craft who wish to be more informed in their response to the natural world – but also for anyone who is interested in natural history and its impact on folkloric beliefs and practices

It was not until many decades after his death in 1827 that Blake began to slowly gain appreciation for his immense and profound creative output

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Praesidium is a testament to this enduring need

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On Lycanthropy, Transformation & Ecstasy of Sorcerers default-HIDE This is a book notAuthor: Jean De Nynauld On Lycanthropy is an essential read for enthusiasts of witchcraft, folklore, and the darker corners of history. For the first time translated to English, this medieval pamphlet marked a particular turn in the history of witchcraft and its representations in popular beliefs where demonic metamorphoses and the witches flights start to be interpreted through more empiricist and physiological explanations. Through the lens of