The Witches' Almanac
Spring 1998 to Spring 1999
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 $6.95
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Those with a taste for life’s mystery and magic are certain to enjoy the 17th
edition of the classic Witches’ Almanac. The 1998-99 issue celebrates time’s
passage with the Celtic tale of Deirdre, Irish heroine of legend; and a tribute
to Apollo, Greek god of the sun, music, and healing. The Timeless Traveler pays
a visit to Mexico City’s famed Witches’ Market. There’s a review of Olde English
chapbooks, the “penny dreadfuls” of the seventeenth century. Wrens, winds,
crossroads, Gypsy lore, and love potions are just a few of the subjects
toughed upon in this edition. As always, the Almanac is richly illustrated
with intriguing, arcane images and symbols. A perennial best seller –
unusual, surprising, useful, and entertaining. $6.95
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Table of Contents
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Lines from L’Allegro
The Celestial Sphere
Moon Gardening
Today and Tomorrow
Apollo
Olde English Chapbooks
The Moon Calendar
Wind Song
Roman Holidays
Midsummer Night Love Feast
Selene and Endymion
The Cat and the Cock
Deirdre’s Destiny
A Second Wind
Daughter of Darkness
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Marcus Aurelius
To Men Only
Janus
The Alder Tree
Rapunzel
Presage
Astrological Keys
Hawk or Falcon
Window on the Weather
Riddle Song
Full Moon Names
Year of the Tiger
Celtic Tree Calendar
The Way of the Moon
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