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The Myth of the Magnus by E.M. Butler

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The Myth of the Magnus by E.M. Butler 

The Magus, a legendary magician of superhuman powers, is an archetype central to myth and religion across many cultures. Identifying its anthropological origins in ancient rituals performed by a shaman or wizard to ensure the prosperity of his tribe, E. M. Butler goes on to trace its subsequent development in pre-Christian religious and mystic philosophers, in medieval sorcerers and alchemists, and finally in the eighteenth- and nineteenth-century occult revival. From Zoroaster to Solomon, Merlin to Faust, Cagliostro to Rasputin, legends of the Magus are explored and where possible compared with the historical record, in this fascinating account, first published in 1948, of one of the major figures in religious and occult mythology.

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  • Paperback 
  • Condition: Very good, black and white illustrations, no notes/stamps, very clean copy. 
  • ISBN: 9780521437776 
  • Publisher: Cambridge University Press
  • Cover illustration: detail from Adoration of the Magi, Hieronymus Bosch. Prado Museum, Madrid.
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