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This article is from the Magick-Chaos FAQ, by AShdeamoNium ashton@netcom.com with numerous contributions by others.
From: pali151@netcom.com (Sri Palindrome.151)
>I don't know the origins or meanings of many of the words mentioned.
The words are in a language termed "Ouranian Barbaric," which is
generated via the Ouranos Rite. Ouranos Baphomet is taken, in
some quarters, as the "god of magick" and source of the Great Work
itself.
<URL:ftp://ftp.netcom.com/pub/Sh/Shub/Tiamat/ourbar>
05.12. Colour of Magic
Humor from Prachett's wonderful book made into tragic magic by
Pope Pete will go here when I can bear to deal with it.
Continue to:
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