“Why doth my visage wan you thus amaze? Since he that lives amongst the dead, the grace Of beauty needs must lose; I know not yet What daring Stygian feind [fiend] of Asuit The spirit sent from hell, who there did eat A horse, and dog, and being with this meat Not as yet suffic’d, then set his claws on me, Pull’d off my cheek, mine ear, and hence you see My ugly, wounded, mangled, bloody face; This monstrous Wight returned not to his place Without receiv’d revenge; I presently His head cut off, and with a stake did I His body thorough run -----” Excerpt From: Agrippa, Heinrich. “Occult Philosophy, Book 3.” Lulu, 2011-04-08. iBooks. This material may be protected by copyright.
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