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Pymander, de potestate et sapientia Dei
Hermes Trismegistus | Jamblichus | Proclus
This text has not previously been translated into English.
While the 'Pymander' section of this Latin compilation was translated into English by John Everard in 1650, there is no evidence of an English translation of the complete 1532 Basel compilation. Crucially, Marsilio Ficino's specific Latin versions of Iamblichus's 'De Mysteriis' and Proclus's works (which are often paraphrases or unique Renaissance interpretations) have never been translated into English; existing English versions of these titles are translated directly from the original Greek.
The Divine Pymander of Hermes Mercurius Trismegistus, trans. John Everard (1650) [partial] source
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Step into the foundational sanctuary of Western esotericism with a collection that bridges the gap between human limitation and divine majesty. This text challenges you to transcend the 'walking tomb' of the material world and rediscover your origin as a 'mortal god' through the lost arts of Gnosis and Theurgy.
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