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The Malachim letters
This group holds the letters of the Malachim alphabet, one of several magical scripts published by Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa in the sixteenth century, derived from Hebrew and Greek letter-forms and used in ceremonial magic for angelic writing. Its name means "of the angels" or "of the messengers".
The browser will find the individual letters, which correspond to the Hebrew alphabet. The atlas describes the script's Renaissance origin and its use in the ceremonial tradition.
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