Alphabetic Masquerade

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Contents 1 Title: Subtitle(s) 2 Author(s) 3 Publication details 3.1 date of publication 3.2 publisher 4 Description 5 Author's comments 6 Author's website 7 Reviews

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An Alphabetic Masquerade: the letter symbolism of the tarot; being an inquiry into the hebrew alphabet & the 22 allegories of the renaissance cards; an abecederium filled with medieval phantasy, alchemic, mythological wonders, mathematics, and kabbalistic mysteries.

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Mark Filipas

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ISBN - none

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2001

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Self-published e.book in pdf format

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The book presents the twenty-two trumps from the Conver Marseille deck in light of an alphabetic reflection using the Hebrew alphabet, and words in lexicons in use during the late Renaissance.

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For an presentation of the style and content of the book, see Mark Filipas's essay in the ATS Newsletter