The Holy Kabbalah by A.E. Waite Ralph Shirley gilt titles to spine and

gilt titles to spine and front board

The beginning of each chapter is decorated in dual-colored specially cut Italian illuminating initials of the Renaissance period

he suggests the contents have never before been offered "save in vague hinds and suggestions scattered throughout numerous ancient writings"

dust jacket I’m in tact with some foxing on spine and protected by Mylar covering

an influential occult journal published in London throughout the early 1900s

The Holy Kabbalah by A.E. Waite Ralph Shirley gilt titles to spine andThe Holy Kabbalah by A. E. Waite Publication Date: circa 1965 University Press A classic and essential work in Kabbalah by A. E. Waite. R. A. Gilbert observes: "The text [of The Holy Kabbalah] is a happy marriage of Waite's two earlier works on the Kabbalah, both extensively revised. No other work in English approaches Waite's study in sanity, accuracy or competence, despite the errors due to his reliance on unsatisfactory translations. His insight