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These are supported by generous excerpts from classic Daoist texts on these topics
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Rites of Passage is a much-needed
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Atalanta Fugiens: A Treatise on Alchemy - A facsimile of the complete manuscript Juniper Carol Publisher: Scapegoat PressA complete alchemy manuscript in 96 full page color plates Atalanta Fugiens (lit. Atalanta in flight) is a compendium of illustrated alchemical literature by Michael Maier (1568 1622) a German physician, alchemist, writer, and composer. It was first published in Latin in Oppenheim in 1617. The theme of the work is the Greek myth of Atalanta, a virgin huntress who agreed to marry only if her suitors could outrun her. It consists of 50 illustrations,
