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From Agrippa to Dee to the Modern Orders

The backbone of the tradition is the Renaissance synthesis, above all Cornelius Agrippa's Three Books of Occult Philosophy (1533), which drew together Neoplatonic, Hermetic and Kabbalistic sources and gave each planet its square, seal, spirit and intelligence. The Enochian material stands somewhat apart, a self-contained angelic system recorded in Dee and Kelley's scrying diaries and later reworked by the Golden Dawn and by Aleister Crowley.

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