Quizzes

Guido von List himself, the eighteen character row he devised, and Das Geheimnis der Runen, the 1908 book that announced it, read from the atlas's own sourced account of the man, the alphabet and the book.

The atlas's attested-meaning citations for common dream symbols, drawn from named interpreters across traditions: Artemidorus, the Babylonian Talmud, Ibn Sirin, Freud and Jung.

The same fifty Gene Keys again, this time by the Shadow each one carries.

Sixteen geomantic figures by the keyword association the atlas records for them.

Each geomantic figure's mode, cardinal or mobile, and the astrological house the atlas records it as exalted in, including the one figure whose own mode is genuinely disputed between two attested traditions.

How the nine centers connect to one another, how the twelve profiles pair by archetype, and how channels and gates link across the bodygraph.

The thirty two odu the atlas holds across the Ifa and Diloggun divination systems, and which of the two systems each one belongs to.

Which category of numerology number each of thirty-seven recorded positions is classified under.

The recorded historical origin of six numerology systems.

The twenty five letters of the Ogham alphabet and the tree the atlas records as each one's traditional correspondence.

The recorded element and tarot correspondence of the four playing card suits.

The same fifty degrees again, this time by the Ptolemaic term and its ruling planet.

Twelve animals, eight trigrams and the five phases of Chinese cosmology.

The atlas's aettir and elements for the Elder Futhark, and the attested meaning it records for the Anglo-Saxon Futhorc and the Younger Futhark.

The body region the atlas records each sign as governing, in the melothesia of Manilius and Ptolemy.

Graha dasha periods, rashi elements, nakshatra rulerships and yoga categories, each paired with a second fact to tell apart the grahas, signs and nakshatras that share the same element or ruling planet.

Test your knowledge of the 22 trump cards of the tarot, their numbers, order and classic Rider-Waite-Smith imagery.