Modern translation of the influential masterwork of nineteenth-century occult thought by Éliphas Lévi. 
 
Dogme et rituel de la haute magie was the first treatise on ritual magic written and published by Éliphas Lévi, arguably the father of modern Western occultism. The work left an impression on the generations of occultists who came in its wake – Dion Fortune, Franz Bardon, and Aleister Crowley, in particular. This new edition, introduced and translated by John Michael Greer and Mark Anthony Mikituk, includes the original illustrations and symbols and restores the landmark work to its place in contemporary occult thought. Although not for the faint of heart, Lévi's classic text offers the reader a comprehensive course of magical training, with detailed instruction in the Kabbalah, initiation, and the education and training of the magical will, as well as the use of talismans, necromancy, enchantments and spells, and the ceremonies of High Magic.
 
New York: TarcherPerigee, 2017. Paperback, xxviii+483 pages. New.