Occult Hall
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OCCULT HALL · THE GREAT LIBRARY

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462guided lessons77 Agrippa + 385 across the library25free introductionsIncluding 3 from Agrippa’s three books437in-depth studiesMember lessons beyond the introductions45reading volumes8,427 pages in the member readers
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Explore related books together. A subject can lead through several traditions—and back to Agrippa.

THE CATALOGUE · AGRIPPA INCLUDED

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23 collections, each with a free way in. The historical pages beneath our illustrations are from the books themselves—open a page, or follow its guided course.

Angels, names & visions

12 collections

261 lessons across these collections · 14 free introductions

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Explore sacred names, prayer, angelic records, and the interpretation of reported visions.

An earthly garden, a starry middle realm, and an angelic realm form a layered Renaissance cosmos.
Complete Latin edition, 1533; English translation, 1651

Agrippa

Explore Agrippa’s connected worlds of natural qualities, celestial proportion, sacred names, and spiritual knowledge through all three books.

77 lessons3 free · 74 in-depth
A winged messenger stands above an ornate hour dial between moonlit and sunlit arches.
Manuscript witness, 1533–1566

Lucidarium

Study named hours, angelic governments, protective signs, sacred speech and the order of a ritual world beside the surviving manuscript.

12 lessons1 free · 11 in-depth
The paired dials distinguish daylight from darkness, the two spans divided separately in this lesson’s planetary clock.
Late medieval and early modern witnesses

The Key

Follow planetary time, the seven pentacle families, sacred space, instruments and the responsibilities of a working company through the Key of Solomon.

26 lessons1 free · 25 in-depth
Seven celestial medallions connected to an earthly landscape evoke the planetary governments; the diagram names each governor and its particular offices.
Latin edition 1575; Robert Turner's English translation 1655

Arbatel

Explore Olympic governors, the ordering of secrets, sevenfold preparation, spiritual offices and the discernment of extraordinary promises.

10 lessons1 free · 9 in-depth
A large golden key joins square, triangular and circular forms above an earthly garden.
Medieval compilation; English witness dated 1564

Raziel

Study the English Raziel’s celestial judgments, natural virtues, sacred names, calendar and prepared book, with clear distinctions between the surviving witnesses.

13 lessons1 free · 12 in-depth
One scholar observes an imagined figure in a crystal while another records the encounter in a book.
Angelic records, 1581–1587; selected conferences printed by Meric Casaubon in 1659

Dee

Follow Dee’s angelic inquiry through its conversations, visionary instruments, Great Table, names, offices and the thirty Airs.

23 lessons1 free · 22 in-depth
A woodland court appears within a scrying mirror beside a crystal amid moss and flowers.
English manuscript, c. 1577–1583

Oberon

Enter an Elizabethan working collection of fairy courts, visionary instruments, sacred names, planetary governments and written spirit pledges.

17 lessons1 free · 16 in-depth
The luminous guardian guiding an attentive learner toward a doorway illustrates instruction and receptivity before the later exercise of power.
Early modern tradition; complete manuscript witness dated 1608

Abramelin

Explore apprenticeship, angelic guidance, spiritual hierarchy, letter squares, guarded knowledge and the varied arts of the Abramelin tradition.

16 lessons1 free · 15 in-depth
The cat, crowned human and toad illustrate Bael’s three reported forms; the six-field diagram separates appearance from rank, office, company and seal.
Seventeenth-century compilation drawing on earlier traditions

Lemegeton

Read the Lesser Key’s spirits through their distinct offices, ranks, knowledge, transformations and forms of ritual address, with extended studies of the Goetia.

26 lessons1 free · 25 in-depth
Three robed figures rise toward light above a praying reader in an old chapel.
In circulation by 1346

Three Souls

Study the surviving prayers for deliverance, angelic assistance, protected perception and thanksgiving in Ganell’s Three Souls material.

13 lessons1 free · 12 in-depth
A scholar holds a jasper pendant with two empty compartments above parchment beside an open doorway.
Seventeenth century · manuscript dated circa 1601–1700

Secrets of Solomon

Explore a manuscript joining spirit courts, cosmic governors, pentacles and a human-shaped microcosm, with closer studies of its distinct forms of authority.

17 lessons1 free · 16 in-depth
Seven brass lamps frame an open velvet-bound manuscript beneath a luminous celestial figure.
Late 18th century; internal date read as 1717

The Infernal Key

Read a compact illuminated manuscript in which celestial authority, crowned powers, binding words and planetary signs shape a carefully ordered encounter.

11 lessons1 free · 10 in-depth
READ ACROSS THE LIBRARY

One question.
Several ways of seeing.

Follow a short path through related teachings. Every path begins free, and each brings Agrippa into conversation with other books.

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An earthly garden, a starry middle realm, and an angelic realm form a layered Renaissance cosmos.A Renaissance temple opens into seven distinct spaces for the study of sound.The paired dials distinguish daylight from darkness, the two spans divided separately in this lesson’s planetary clock.
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THE READING ROOM

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Browse every member book and edition in one place. Choose among 45 reading volumes and 8,427 pages, including Agrippa in English and Latin and all thirteen parts of Fludd.

Choose by title, author or language. Reading volumes include different editions and separate parts of longer works; the catalogue tells you what each one contains.

Historical pages, modern illustrations and clear explanations.
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