Genealogy of Christ — • Offers the genealogy according to Saint Matthew and Saint Luke Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006. Genealogy of Christ Genealogy of Christ … Catholic encyclopedia
Arbatel de magia veterum — (English: Arbatel of the magic of the ancients ) is a treatise on ceremonial magic written in Latin, first published in 1575 in Basel, Switzerland. The author is unknown, but textual evidence suggests that the author was Italian. The brief… … Wikipedia
Tiriel (Blake) — * For the Blake character, see Tiriel * For the opera with the same name, see Tiriel (opera) Tiriel is a symbolic poem, the first of so called prophetic books by William Blake (1757 1827). It was written around 1789, shortly before The Book of… … Wikipedia
septenary — /sep teuh ner ee/, adj., n., pl. septenaries. adj. 1. of or pertaining to the number seven or forming a group of seven. 2. septennial. n. 3. a group or set of seven. 4. a period of seven years. 5. the number seven. 6. Pros. a line of seven feet.… … Universalium
grimoires — Handbooks of magic that provide instructions for rituals, the casting of spells, the procuring of treasure and love, the procuring of FAMILIARs, and the evocation and control of spirits, including DEMONs and ANGELs, to perform tasks. Grimoire… … Encyclopedia of Demons and Demonology
septenary — [ sɛptɪn(ə)ri, ti:n(ə)ri] adjective relating to or divided into seven. noun (plural septenaries) a group or set of seven, in particular a period of seven years. Origin ME: from L. septenarius (see septenarius) … English new terms dictionary
septenary — /sɛpˈtinəri/ (say sep teenuhree) adjective 1. of or relating to the number seven; forming a group of seven. 2. → septennial. –noun (plural septenaries) 3. a group or set of seven. 4. a period of seven years. 5. the number seven. 6. Prosody a line …
septenary — [sep′tə ner΄ē, sep ten′ə rē] adj. [L septenarius < septem, SEVEN] 1. of the number seven 2. consisting of or forming a group of seven 3. SEPTENNIAL n. pl. septenaries a group or set of seven, esp. seven years … English World dictionary