Lévi's Dogme Et Rituel→Concept
Vaillant was influenced by the publication of Lévi's Dogme et Rituel
A. Vaillant
A writer who met with the cards and has written significantly on the Tarot
Concordance & Cross-References
Primary Correspondences & Figures
La Clef Des Grands Mystères→Concept
Vaillant's most important work, "La Clef des Grands Mystères", mentions the Tarot as an important concept
Historie De La Magie→Concept
Vaillant referenced Eliphas Lévi's work in "Historie de la Magie"
Mediate Correspondences
Sympathetic Chains & Distant Affinities
I. A. Vaillant & Lévi's Dogme Et Rituel
Vaillant was influenced by the publication of Lévi's Dogme et Rituel
II. Lévi's Dogme Et Rituel & Eliphas Lévi
The Dogme et Rituel is central to Lévi's work, shaping his understanding of the Tarot
I. A. Vaillant & Lévi's Dogme Et Rituel
Vaillant was influenced by the publication of Lévi's Dogme et Rituel
II. Lévi's Dogme Et Rituel & History Of Playing Cards
"The History of Playing Cards" contains references to Lévi's "Dogme et Rituel"
I. A. Vaillant & Historie De La Magie
Vaillant referenced Eliphas Lévi's work in "Historie de la Magie"
II. Historie De La Magie & Origine Des Cartes À Jouer
"ORIGINE DES CARTES À JOUER" is a work that addresses and counters the ideas presented in "HISTORIE DE LA MAGIE" by the renowned occultist and writer Eliphas Lévi. This work, authored by Gebelin, serves not only as a critical engagement with Lévi's thoughts on the history of magic but also as an exploration that seeks to challenge certain aspects of Lévi's narrative. Gebelin's piece is characterized as both a response and a counterpoint to Lévi's foundational ideas in the field, contributing to a more nuanced and perhaps contentious discussion around the historical and mystical significance of magic and its symbols.