Abraxas, sev apistopistvs
qvae est antiqvaria de gemmis basilidianis disqvisitio. Accedit abraxas protevs, sev mvltiformis gemmae basilidianae portentosa varietas; exhibita, & commentario illustrata a Ioanne Chifletio, Canonico Tornacensi, Philippo IV. Regi Catholico, & serinissimo principi Ioanni Avstriaco a sacris oratorij
- First published:
- 17th century
- Language: Latin
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Traditions: Ritual magic and grimoires
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| Edition | Date | Publisher | Language | ISBN | Access | Links |
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qvae est antiqvaria de gemmis basilidianis disqvisitio. Accedit abraxas protevs, sev mvltiformis gemmae basilidianae portentosa varietas; exhibita, & commentario illustrata a Ioanne Chifletio, Canonico Tornacensi, Philippo IV. Regi Catholico, & serinissimo principi Ioanni Avstriaco a sacris oratorij Open Library record | 1657 | Ex officina Plantiniana Balthasaris Moreti | Latin | — | No ebook |
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