Hermetica Books
The Hermetica shelf brings together foundational texts of Hermetic philosophy, classical esoteric traditions, and practical magic. Subject matter ranges from translations of the central Greek and Latin manuscripts—such as the *Corpus Hermeticum*, the *Asclepius*, and the *Definitions of Hermes Trismegistus to Asclepius*—to medieval grimoires like *The Sworn Book of Honorius* and studies on the symbols of alchemy.
Readers seeking scholarly primary sources will find translations and commentary by George Robert Mead, Brian P. Copenhaver, and Clement Salaman. Those interested in occult philosophy, modern magic, or chaos magic can explore works by Aleister Crowley, Julius Evola, Luc Benoist, Alan Chapman, Peter J. Carroll, and the historical influences traced by Maja D'Aoust and Adam Parfrey.
