Chow Chow Photo Transfer Porcelain Dish

Marsoni

M251S

$20.00

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Chow Chow Photo Transfer Porcelain DishThis dish belonged to a woman who had two Chow Chow pageant dogs. I believe she had this dish made with a photo of them as puppies. Found with ribbons and trophies from their pageants.

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I've seen a few interviews with the author and now having the book, I can confirm that this is both an important and comprehensive effort at translating the original text into English, revising previous efforts and taking much more of the cultural context into account. If you wish to understand this important text's place in the history of Western esoteric writing, then I highly recommend this translation!

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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2021

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Whitney.Reich18

Carnegie, US

★★★★★ 5

Jewel of my occult studies library

Format: Hardcover

Excellent academic translation of an ancient Latin text. If you are a student of occult history, this is the book you want. If you are a practicing magician, maybe not so much. This book made me a fan of Dan Attrell’s no-nonsense approach to magical history. No vague implications of wisdom from before recorded history here, just translation from actual historical text.

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Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2019