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<n>Grace</n> by <n>Muso</n>, an altered portrait of <n>Isabella Clara Eugenia</n> by <n>Frans Pourbus the Younger</n>.

Illustration of the demon <n>Dantalion</n> from the cover of <n>Sybil Leek</n>'s book, <n>Complete Art of Witchcraft</n>.

Illustration from the cover of the book <n>Por la Rosa Roja y la Cruz de Oro</n>.

<n>Moth tattoo</n> design, attributed to artist <n>Samantha Lewis</n>.

An illustration of the zodiac sign Pisces from <n>Les Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry</n>.

A card from the <n>Etteilla Tarot</n> deck, designed by French occultist <n>Etteilla</n>.

An illustration of <n>Sagittarius</n> from the <n>Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry</n>.

Illumination of the zodiac sign Cancer from the manuscript <n>De Sphaera</n>, c. 1470.

Illustration of <n>Aries</n> from a <n>Book of Hours</n> (ca. 1410). Courtesy of <n>The Morgan Library & Museum</n>.

Plate 38 from the 1785 text <n>Geheime Figuren der Rosenkreuzer</n>, based on the work of <n>Basil Valentine</n>.

An illustration from <n>Jakob Böhme</n>'s 1682 book, <n>Der Weeg zu Christo</n>.

The painting <n>Sun of the Philosophers</n> from <n>Andrea de Pascalis</n>'s book <n>Alchemy, the Golden Art</n>.

An esoteric illustration titled <n>Hand of the prophet</n>.

<n>Anatomical Man</n>, a folio from the <n>Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry</n> by the <n>Limbourg brothers</n>, c. 1412-1416.

<n>A Key to the Mysteries</n> by <n>J. Augustus Knapp</n> from <n>Manly Palmer Hall</n>'s <n>The Secret Teachings of All Ages</n> (1928).

<n>The Alchemist who has achieved illumination</n> (1996) by artist <n>Andrea de Pascalis</n>.

An astronomical chart by <n>Athanasius Kircher</n> from his 1646 book <n>Ars Magna Lucis et Umbrae</n>.

"4. Gradus," an illustration from <n>Johannes Daniel Mylius</n>'s 1622 book <n>Philosophia Reformata</n>.

<n>Kingship</n>, an alchemical print depicting an <n>Ouroboros</n>.

A depiction of Libra from the <n>Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry</n>, created between 1412–1416.

Engraving from the title page of <n>Robert Fludd</n>'s 1638 book, <n>Philosophia Moysaica</n>.

<n>Soul of Science</n> by artist <n>Daniel Martin Diaz</n>.

Illustration of <n>Capricorn</n> from a book of hours, ca. 1470. In the collection of <n>The Morgan Library and Museum</n>.

An illustration of the zodiac sign <n>Leo</n> from the <n>Book of hours (MS G.14)</n>.