• Richly Illustrated with beautiful lithographs, this volume presents everything esoteric - from sorcery and the supernatural to wizards and the zodiac - through 78 stunning thematic spreads\n• Beautifully packaged - hardback, foam filled, with gilt edging\nWith this little book of antique chromo prints, dive into the fascinating world of everything esoteric. From alchemy and divination, to horoscopes and satanic rituals, this beautiful little encyclopedia is the perfect gift for anyone interested in the supernatural and the otherworldly.

The Little Book of Esoterica

Montagnon, Denis

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Rome fait rêver... On a déjà tant écrit sur son éblouissant passé... Capitale de l'empire romain et siège de la papauté, Rome a connu un Moyen Age en demi-teinte avant de retrouver un spectaculaire éclat à la Renaissance et à l'âge baroque. A chaque coin de rue et sur la place la plus anonyme, le promeneur découvre des monuments fastueux qui témoignent à tout moment de son destin hors du commun. Contrairement à Venise, son ancienne rivale, Rome ne se contente pas d'être une ville-musée. N'est-elle pas la Ville éternelle? Capitale de l'Italie réunifiée, laboratoire des ambitions architecturales mégalomanes de Mussolini, elle garde une santé éclatante dont témoigne la vie tantôt trépidante, tantôt villageoise, de ses rues et de ses quartiers à l'identité bien affirmée.

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Rome is a city of dreams - and for Holy Year 2000 and the Millennium, she has put on her very best face. So much has already been written about her dazzling past ... Capital of the Roman Empire and seat of the papacy, Rome's star was eclipsed during the Middle Ages, only to blaze forth more brilliantly than ever at the Renaissance and during the age of Baroque. At every street corner and on the most anonymous square the visitor will discover magnificent monuments bearing witness to the city's extraordinary destiny. Unlike Venice, her ancient rival, Rome is not content to be a museum. Is this not the Eternal City? Capital of a reunified Italy, a laboratory for the megalomaniac architectural ambitions of Mussolini, Rome nonetheless retains an astonishing health and sanity. The evidence of this lies in her huge variety of streets and quarters, some teeming and hectic, others enjoying a village-like tranquillity, but each with its own unmistakable identity.

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