 | 1836 - 352 páginas
...charm, by which he professes to accomplish the object of the experiment. He did not attempt to conceal these; and, on my asking him to give me copies of...were the names of two genii, his 'familiar spirits.' " The strip containing the incantation was cut into six pieces, a chafing dish prepared, and a boy... | |
 | 1839 - 650 páginas
...charm, by which he professes to accomplish the object of the experiment. He did not attempt to conceal these ; and on my asking him to give me copies of...were the names of two genii, his 'familiar spirits.' * * * * " Having written these, the magician cut off the paper containing the forms of invocation from... | |
 | Sophia Lane Poole - 1844 - 742 páginas
...charm, by which he professes to accomplish the object of the experiment. He did not attempt to conceal these ; and on my asking him to give me copies of...accomplished through the influence of the two first words, " Tarshuu " and " Taryooshun," which, he said, were the names of two genii, his " familiar spirits."... | |
 | Sophia Lane Poole - 1844 - 266 páginas
...charm, by which he professes to accomplish the object of the experiment. He did not attempt to conceal these ; and on my asking him to give me copies of...accomplished through the influence of the two first words, " Tarshun " and " Taryooshun," which, he said, were the names of two genii, his " familiar spirits."... | |
 | Edward William Lane - 1860 - 656 páginas
...charm, by which he professes to accomplish the object of the experiment. He did not attempt to conceal these ; and on my asking him to give me copies of...view was accomplished through the influence of the first two words, " Tarshun " and " Taryooshun," ' which, he said, were the names of two genii, his... | |
 | William Baker Fahnestock - 1871 - 308 páginas
...to accomplish the object of the experiment. He did not attempt to conceal these ; and on my asking to give me copies of them he readily consented, and...accomplished through the influence of the two first words, ' Tarshun ' and ' Taryooshun,' which, he said, were the names of two genii, his familiar spirits. "... | |
 | Carl Sextus - 1893 - 336 páginas
...charm, by which he professed to accomplish the object of the experiment. He did not attempt to conceal these ; and on my asking him to give me copies of them he readily consented, and immediately \vrote them for me, explaining to me at the same time, that the object he had in view was accomplished... | |
 | 1905 - 220 páginas
...charm, by which he professes to accomplish the object of the experiment. He did not attempt to conceal these ; and on my asking him to give me copies of...view was accomplished through the influence of the first two words — " Tarshun " and " Taryooshun " * — which, he said, were the names of two genii... | |
 | Edward William Lane - 1908 - 682 páginas
...charm, by which he professes to accomplish the object of the experiment. He did not attempt to conceal these ; and on my asking him to give me copies of...view was accomplished through the influence of the first two words, " Tarshun " and " Taryooshun," * which, he said, were the names of two genii, his... | |
 | Edward William Lane - 2005 - 589 páginas
...charm, by which he professes to accomplish the object of the experiment. He did not attempt to conceal these ; and on my asking him to give me copies of...accomplished through the influence of the two first words, " Tarshun " and " Taryooshun," which he said were the names of two genii, his " familiar spirits."... | |
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... magician first asked me for a reedpen and ink, a piece of paper, and a pair of scissors ; and having cut off a narrow strip of paper, wrote upon it certain forms of invocation, together with another charm, by which he professes to accomplish the object... 