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Holmes Publishing Group, 1989. Hand bound monograph with parchment overlay; A FINE COPY. "Often when by an intellectual energy I am roused from body, and converted to myself..." A fine example of the transcendent mysticism of this school. Cover illustration is a lovely engraving of an Egyptian playing the harp of the Soul. 8vo.

Edmonds: The Alexandrian Press, 1984. One of three copies of the original facsimile issue, signed and numbered by the publisher on the verso. In hand bound stitched wraps; A FINE COPY, bound in a white felt stock. Octavo.

New York: P.J. Kenedy & Sons. Hardcover. Fair. 456p. Ex-library. A blue cloth hardcover book in FAIR condition. Edges worn, spine faded, and rub marks on back cover. Stamps on foredges and various library markings inside. The rear hinge was cracked, but has been reapired. Text is unmarked. A translation of St. Therese's autobiography, with the story of her canonization by Rev. Thomas N. Taylor. Illustrated with sepia-tone plates. Undated; ca. 1930.

Chicago: Ares, 1980. Facsimile copy in wraps; FINE. These selections were originally published in 1833. From the Latin version of William of Moerbeke. Octavo.

Los Angeles: Philosophical Research Society, 1981. Limited Edition. A FINE CLOTH COPY in very good+ dust jacket. Introductory preface by Manly P. Hall. Original 1792 title page, with Orphic engraving in facsimile. [v], 227 pages, [xx], 20. Royal octavo.

UK: Prometheus Trust, 1999. FIRST EDITION. A FINE PREMIUM CLOTH COPY. The Thomas Taylor Series. Originally published in "The Six Books of Proclus, the Platonic Successor", London, 1816. Translated from the Greek. [xi], 695 pages. Small quarto.

London: Prometheus Trust, 1994. A FINE PREMIUM CLOTH COPY issued jacketless. Volume features translations of the hymns of Orpheus, together with hymns from Proclus, the Emperor Julian, Boethius and Taylor himself who also provides nineteen hymns, plus additional essays and notes. 305 pages. Tall octavo.

Los Angeles: Philosophical Research Society, 1981. Limited Edition. A FINE CLOTH COPY in fine dust jacket. Introductory preface by Manly P. Hall. Original 1792 title page, with Orphic engraving in facsimile. [v], 227 pages, [xx], 20. Royal octavo.

UK: Prometheus Trust, 1994. A FINE PREMIUM CLOTH COPY issued jacketless. An exposition of the Neo-Platonic system in 211 Propositions. 120 pages, [xiii]. Royal Octavo.

London: Centaur Press, 1965. First Centaur Printing. A FINE CLOTH VOLUME in fine dust jacket. Translated by Thomas Taylor. Edited, with an introduction, by Esme Wynne-Tyson. 196 pages, indexed. Octavo.

UK: Prometheus Trust, 1994. A FINE CLOTH COPY, sewn. With annotations. [xi], 252 pages, indexed. Royal octavo.

Frome, UK: The Prometheus Trust, 1999. A FINE PREMIUM HARDCOVER VOLUME, sewn and archival. Translated from the Greek by Thomas Taylor, and is Vol. XVII in the Taylor Series. 450 pages, indexed. Octavo.

UK: Prometheus Trust, 1994. A FINE CLOTH COPY, sewn. With annotations. Includes "On the Beautiful", "On Suicide", and other famous Neo-Platonic tracts [ix], 484 pages. Royal octavo.

UK: Prometheus Trust, 1994. A FINE CLOTH COPY, sewn. With annotations, and includes the "Homeric Cave" and the "Wanderings of Ulysses". [vi], 236 pages, indexed. Royal octavo.

Chicago: Hermetic Publishing, 1932. Limited to 500 copies only. In the original publisher's glassine wrap; top edge gilt; gilt rules and title; A FINE COPY. Translated from the Greek with Notes & a Copious Introduction in Which Some of the Greatest Arcana of the Grecian Theology Are Unfolded. 144 pages. Octavo.

Minneapolis: Wizard's Bookshelf, 1976. Limited hand-numbered edition of 1000 copies only. Bound in full leather with flourishes and antiquarian design; A FINE COPY, unread. Secret Doctrine Reference Series volume, compiled by Dick Robb, who made a discreet corrections by hand with his pen just before printing. The main text is the 1793 edition with new material added. [xix], 428 pages. Octavo.

UK: Prometheus Trust, 1998. A FINE SET in premium cloth, sewn. With annotations. [xii], 1064 pages. Plus index, and reference of major deities cited in the text. Royal octavo.

Chicago: Hermetic Publishing, 1932. Limited to 500 copies only. In the original publisher's glassine wrap and the publisher's paper band applied the bindery to keep the volumes together as this printing was only intended to be sold as a set. Top edges gilt; A FINE SET. Arguments: 120 pages. Two Orations: 144 pages. Octavo.