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The Celestial letters
This group holds the letters of the Celestial (Celestial Writing) alphabet, one more of the angelic magical scripts published by Agrippa in the sixteenth century, its letter-forms built from lines and small circles in imitation of the patterns of the stars. It was used in ceremonial magic for writing divine and angelic names.
The browser will find the individual letters, which correspond to the Hebrew alphabet. The atlas describes the script's Renaissance origin and its ceremonial use.
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