Kabbalistic science or the art of recognizing good spirits

Lazar Rubliken Lenen (1793-1877) All his life was engaged in magic and occult. Bibliophile, a pious Christian, and the keeper of ancient manuscripts, he treated Magic as a higher science, providing access to the most intimate secrets of the Universe. He summarized this knowledge in his only book of Cabbalistic Science, who was published in 1823.
This book is designed to help people who are passionate about magic, understand the Kabbalistic principles of magical operations, and contains a lot of practical information.
The basis of this publication is a translation, performed by A.V. Trojanovsky in 1912 this translation was cooled with the original French edition, corrected and is given to the maximum compliance with the first French edition. The book is supplemented with original tables and drawings from the books of Agrippa, Kirchira and Dupy, used by Lenen. All data are aligned with primary sources. In addition, the present publication is illustrated by the pulitles of Eliphas Levi, corresponding to 72 geniuses, and their connection with the Tarot minor arkans. The book also has a dictionary of spirit names in Jewish, Latin and Russian, indicating discrepancies with other significant books on practical Kabbalah