The Consecrated Little Book Of Black Venus (Tuba Veneris) Attributed To John Dee Burns, Teresa And Turner, Nancy Magick,Occult,Religion,Spirituality

The Consecrated Little Book of Black Venus, attributed to John Dee, presents us with a curious puzzle in the history of magical manuscripts. It instructs the reader how to perform the "Horn of Venus," which at first seems a lengthy but straightforward Rite in the tradition of Henry Cornelius Agrippa. "Dee" tells us that this "Horn" might be used for "lifting treasures, for Navigating, trade, war and other ways likewise where the Spirit can be of service to you;" and instructs the reader, repeatedly, to make all preparations on the day and hours of Venus, and to perform the Rite itself only during these hours. half bound leather, green book ribbon, gold boards, sharp corners, 4 raised bands, paste on title on spine, 234 pages, 9" tall x 7" wide, green marbled end pages First Edition: December 2007. Limited to 256 copies. 179/256.