From:    Azoth                                  Area: ENOCHIAN
To:      Kayla Block                            26 Jun 94 12:32:54
Subject: Recensa?                               UpdReq 

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.
KB> i almost hate that!  (finding books that i didn't even know
KB> i wanted because i didn't know they existed----it can get
KB> rather pricey sometimes.)
It can that, but I so thoroughly enjoy having and holding (and reading!) such 
rare tomage that I only occasionally have to ask myself what the money's for, 
anyway. };-] I still don't have anything very exotic, since those prices 
exceed what I'd willingly pay for a new car....
KB> if you don't mind me asking, what is he charging for the
KB> motta equinox volumes?
Each volume was between $100 & $150, as I recall, except for #2, of which I 
got the deluxe numbered edition (gold edging, signed, etc.) which was closer 
to $200. Not unreasonable pricing, I thought, since they are all completely 
out of print, not to be reprinted, and in absolutely mint condition since 
they'd been sitting in somebody's warehouse for 10-15 years.
 A> Mmmm. When things go well, Merlin's fine, but if I'm not
 A> really on the beam, he sometimes tries to make me stop,
 A> like I'm making too much noise for his inner ears to
KB> smart cat, eh?  ;>
Yup, and oh-so-subtile....
Love is the law, love under will.
Az0th


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From:    Azoth                                  Area: ENOCHIAN
To:      Ar Aakhu-t                             26 Jun 94 12:43:52
Subject: Recensa?                               UpdReq 

Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law.
AA>      BTW- a plug for Ars Obscura here- if you need first aid
AA> for any of your bindings, he is the guy, with obviously
...
AA> $$. Sorry if this is off-topic or in poor taste, but that
AA> kind of service really can help out the collector,
AA> especially of rare occult books.
Hehe. I suspect book collecting is one of the chief characteristics of all 
occultists, and perhaps even moreso for the Enochian variety, given the 
rarified nature of the literature.
AA>      BTW- I've seen the Honorius, it looks good. Joel's a
AA> friend of mine. His Driscoll 'God of Socrates' is good too,
AA> but I guess I better take this to Occult Book Reviews.
No doubt. I've asked Grendel to look into the sourcing of the 'Booke of the 
Black Serpent' included in the _Grimoirium_. Some of it appeared in one of RA 
Gilbert's G.'.D.'. books, but the rest?
Love is the law, love under will.
Az0th


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