Hillsdale: Sophia Perennis, 2003. Traditional esoterism, though capable of the highest degree of elaboration, is based on a few first principles ; Absolute Reality, hierarchical manifestation, the necessity for initiation, the centrality of the spiritual Heart, etc.; which can be stated simply. In The Esoteric Path, Luc Benoist does just..... More
Amsterdam: in de pelikaan, 2000. First edition. This lavishly illustrated two-volume catalogue by Margaret Lane Ford contains the descriptions of the almost 200 incunabula acquired by the Bibliotheca Philosophica Hermetica Collection between 1978 and 1989. Each item is carefully described with attention to such details as bindings and provenances, but..... More
Chicago: University of Chicago Press, 1959. First printing. Presentation copy signed by author; 176 pages. More
Venice: Centro Di, 2002. First edition. This volume offers descriptions of the items in the exhibition, mainly from the collections of the Biblioteca Marciana and the Bibliotheca Philosophica Hermetica. At once an illustrated summary and a guide to the exhibits, the descriptions also provide information on the authors and their..... More
Venice: Centro Di, 2002. First edition. This volume contains articles which are not only based on new research but also provide a point of departure for future studies. They focus on manuscripts and printed works in Bessarion’s library and in other Venetian libraries, on Hermetism in Venice from Francesco Giorgio..... More
Ithica: Cornell University Press, 2001. First edition. 187 pages. More
Cambridge: 1961. Complete in three issues; 170 pages. More
Cambridge: 1962. Complete in three issues; 149 pages. More
New York: Inner Traditions/Lindisfarne Press, 1987. First edition. 286 pages. More