Magic in History
New and Bestselling Books
- Alchemical Belief
Bruce Janacek - The Bathhouse at Midnight
W. F. Ryan - Battling Demons
Michael D. Bailey - Binding Words
Don C. Skemer - Conjuring Spirits
Edited by Claire Fanger - Disenchanting Albert the Great
David J. Collins, S. J. - Forbidden Rites
Richard Kieckhefer - The Fortunes of Faust
Elizabeth M. Butler - Icons of Power
Naomi Janowitz - Invoking Angels
Edited by Claire Fanger - Kabbalah and Sex Magic
Marla Segol - The Long Life of Magical Objects
Allegra Iafrate - Magic in the Cloister
Sophie Page
- Magic in the Modern World
Edited by Edward Bever and Randall Styers - Making Magic in Elizabethan England
Edited by Frank Klaassen - Medicine, Religion, and Magic in Early Stuart England
Ofer Hadass - Picatrix
Translated with an introduction by Dan Attrell and David Porreca - Prayer, Magic, and the Stars in the Ancient and Late Antique World
Edited by Scott Noegel, Joel Walker, and Brannon Wheeler - Rewriting Magic
Claire Fanger - Ritual Magic
Elizabeth M. Butler - Sorcery or Science?
Ariela Marcus-Sells - Speculum Lapidum
Camillo Leonardi, and Translated with an introduction by Liliana Leopardi - Spiritual and Demonic Magic
D.P. Walker - Strange Revelations
Lynn Wood Mollenauer - The Transformations of Magic
Frank Klaassen - Unlocked Books
Benedek Láng
About this Series
The Magic in History series explores the role magic and the occult have played in culture, religion, science, and politics. Titles in the series bring the resources of cultural, literary, and social history to bear on the history of the magic arts, and they contribute to an understanding of why the theory and practice of magic have elicited fascination at every level of society. Volumes include both editions of important texts and significant new research in the field. Sponsored by the Societas Magica.
Editors:
Richard Kieckhefer
Claire Fanger
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