Numbers, Their Occult Power and Mystic Virtues
26 chapters English Public domain
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This is a review of number lore by W. Wynn Westcott, an esoteric author of the 19th century. Westcott includes information on the Pythagoreans and the Kabbalah. The main portion of this book includes a series of chapters dealing with every-larger numbers, starting with the 'monad,' 1. Westcott had a grasp a wide range of occult correspondences, and this short book includes many rare snippets of information.
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26 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Contents 04 Preface to the First Edition, 1890 05 Preface to the Second Edition, 1902 06 Part I. Pythagoras, his Tenets and his Followers 07 Part II. Pythagorean Views on Numbers 08 Part III. The Kabalah On Numbers 09 The Monad. 1. 10 The Dyad. 2. 11 The Triad. 3. 12 Three and A Half, 3½ 13 The Tetrad. 4. 14 The Pentad. 5 15 The Hexad. 6. 16 The Heptad. 7. 17 The Ogdoad. 8. 18 The Ennead. 9. 19 The Decad. 10. 20 Eleven. 11. 21 Twelve. 12. 22 Thirteen. 13. 23 Some Hindoo Uses Of Numbers 24 Other Higher Numbers 25 The Apocalyptic Numbers
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Numbers, Their Occult Power and Mystic Virtues
26 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This is a review of number lore by W. Wynn Westcott, an esoteric author of the 19th century. Westcott includes information on the Pythagoreans and the Kabbalah. The main portion of this book includes a series of chapters dealing with every-larger numbers, starting with the 'monad,' 1. Westcott had a grasp a wide range of occult correspondences, and this short book includes many rare snippets of information.
Table of contents
26 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Contents 04 Preface to the First Edition, 1890 05 Preface to the Second Edition, 1902 06 Part I. Pythagoras, his Tenets and his Followers 07 Part II. Pythagorean Views on Numbers 08 Part III. The Kabalah On Numbers 09 The Monad. 1. 10 The Dyad. 2. 11 The Triad. 3. 12 Three and A Half, 3½ 13 The Tetrad. 4. 14 The Pentad. 5 15 The Hexad. 6. 16 The Heptad. 7. 17 The Ogdoad. 8. 18 The Ennead. 9. 19 The Decad. 10. 20 Eleven. 11. 21 Twelve. 12. 22 Thirteen. 13. 23 Some Hindoo Uses Of Numbers 24 Other Higher Numbers 25 The Apocalyptic Numbers
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Numbers, Their Occult Power and Mystic Virtues
26 chapters English Public domain
About this book
This is a review of number lore by W. Wynn Westcott, an esoteric author of the 19th century. Westcott includes information on the Pythagoreans and the Kabbalah. The main portion of this book includes a series of chapters dealing with every-larger numbers, starting with the 'monad,' 1. Westcott had a grasp a wide range of occult correspondences, and this short book includes many rare snippets of information.
Table of contents
26 chapters
01 Start Reading 02 Page Index 03 Contents 04 Preface to the First Edition, 1890 05 Preface to the Second Edition, 1902 06 Part I. Pythagoras, his Tenets and his Followers 07 Part II. Pythagorean Views on Numbers 08 Part III. The Kabalah On Numbers 09 The Monad. 1. 10 The Dyad. 2. 11 The Triad. 3. 12 Three and A Half, 3½ 13 The Tetrad. 4. 14 The Pentad. 5 15 The Hexad. 6. 16 The Heptad. 7. 17 The Ogdoad. 8. 18 The Ennead. 9. 19 The Decad. 10. 20 Eleven. 11. 21 Twelve. 12. 22 Thirteen. 13. 23 Some Hindoo Uses Of Numbers 24 Other Higher Numbers 25 The Apocalyptic Numbers
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