The Paradoxes of the Highest Science
by Éliphas Lévi
This was the first of Lévi's books to be translated into English. Originally published in French in 1856, this 1922 translation explores seven fundamental paradoxes of esoteric knowledge and magic. The work examines the relationship between religion and magic, the nature of liberty, love, knowledge, reason, imagination, and will.
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