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Prudence combined with Virtue.
Prudence combined with Virtue.

Carl von Eckartshausen book ‘Prudence combined with Virtue’ from 1790 is a stark reminder of why turning into a wolf when living amongst wolves simply isn't good enough. Here we are exploring some of his key thoughts and provide an updated 2019 remix of the voluminous 400+ page tome.

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Philosophy, Traditions in Magic, Book ReviewFrater AcherMay 5, 2019Eckartshausen Comments

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