The School of Magic and Esoteric Sciences presents for the first time to the Greek audience the "Magical Ritual of Sanctum Regnum" by Éliphas Lévi — a key work of the Western Occult Tradition and an ideal starting point for the new "Occult Works" series.

Lévi, the founder of modern Esotericism, condenses here the spirit of inner quest through a text that links Kabbalah, Alchemy, Christian mysticism, and Hermeticism, offering practical guidance and profound reflection. It is not a "quick fix," but an initiatory work that can be read on multiple levels — intellectual, ethical, symbolic, and spiritual.

The central theme of the book is the 22 Triumphs of the Tarot, presented as steps of initiation: from the Magician learning to master his Will, to the inner "Sacred Kingdom" — a state of consciousness where the adept harmonizes with the King of the World. The edition includes rare illustrations by Lévi from manuscripts, while where these have not been preserved, corresponding images by Oswald Wirth from the Tarot Kabbalistique (1889) were chosen.

For a more comprehensive understanding of Sanctum Regnum, the volume is complemented by the full translation of De Septem Secundeis (1567) by John Tresmus, a work that inspired Lévi and is directly connected to the writing of Sanctum Regnum. The translation faithfully captures the author's style, biblical references, and Latin prayers, while the Kabbalistic/Hermetic terminology is rendered with established Greek terms. Explanatory notes (clearly marked as the editor's additions) are included for historical and interpretive context.

What you will find inside:

• Extensive chapter on the life, works, and teachings of Éliphas Lévi
• Complete presentation of the 22 Triumphs of the Tarot (with rare images)
• Kabbalistic prayer, conclusion, and aphorisms
• Full translation of De Septem Secundeis by John Tresmus (1567)
• Bibliographic references

Title: The Magical Ritual of Sanctum Regnum: The 22 Tarot Triumphs of Eliphas Levi
Author: Alphonse-Louis Constant (Éliphas Lévi)
Translation: Philip Sannos
Year of publication: 2025
Pages: 252
Dimensions: 17.5 × 25 cm
Language: Greek (original: English)