Holmes Publishing Group, 1998. Turner translated this famous medieval grimoire into English in 1656 and it was published at London a year later. The operations are complex, but beautiful in lyric and profound in content. Edited by Darcy Küntz. Kabbalistic-Grimoire Series 3.
Holmes Publishing Group, 2001. Illustrated with sigils and diagrams with material pertinent to the subject. In custom hand-made wraps with special end papers. Kabbalistic-Grimoire Series 4.
Holmes Publishing Group LLC. Translated from the French by Gryffon Turner who has done a superb piece of work in rendering a readable and informative text of this difficult work. Kabbalistic-Grimoire Series 2.
Holmes Publishing Group, 1990. Edited by W.W. Westcott, with new translation by Joseph Bouleur. With eight original plates, plus three additional images not included in the other English editions. Kabbalistic-Grimoire Series 16.
Holmes Publishing Group, 1997. Translated from the French by Joseph Bouleur from a privately held manuscript. Levi expresses strong opinion and independent knowledge-an unusual writing. Kabbalistic-Grimoire Series 11.
Holmes Publishing Group LLC. A FINE COPY, bound in custom wraps with parchment overlay. Succinct study by this Golden Dawn and Metropolitan College member. Nice charts. Kabbalistic-Grimoire Series 18.
Holmes Publishing Group, 2005. Translated from the Hebrew with notes and illustrations. Hand bound with a Patapar title page insert. Kabbalistic-Grimoire Series 10.
Edmonds, WA: Holmes Publishing Group, 1986. Custom hand-bound monograph; A FINE COPY. Analysis of the four elements of the Mystery of Man. Considered one of Vaughan's essential texts. In linen wraps. Kabbalistic-Grimoire Series 9. Octavo.
