sabbatic造句

• This symbol would later become synonymous with Baphomet, and is commonly referred to as the Sabbatic Goat.
• Some forms of traditional witchcraft are the Feri Tradition, Cochrane's Craft and the Sabbatic craft.
• Since 1856, the name Baphomet has been associated with a " Sabbatic Goat " image drawn by Eliphas Levi
• *I just examined each edit at WP : Articles for deletion / Sabbatic Witchcraft and there is no wikiquette issue.
• Forester visited the University of Amsterdam for his sabbatic year, 2008 2009, as the NICIS Professor at the Amsterdam Centre for Conflict and Negotiation, University of Amsterdam.
• User : Lulubyrd posted false and misleading accusations at WP : Articles for deletion / Sabbatic Witchcraft, claiming I've lied and " made every effort to interfere ".
• Here are the two consecutive diffs with edit summaries : " " Sabbatic Witchcraft ?! changed incorrect details " " and " " Sabbatic ?! removed unverifiable quotes.
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• It's reasonable to expect a large minority of searches ( approx . 40 % ) to be for the misnomer " Sabbatic Witchcraft ", as opposed to " Sabbatic Craft ".
• It's reasonable to expect a large minority of searches ( approx . 40 % ) to be for the misnomer " Sabbatic Witchcraft ", as opposed to " Sabbatic Craft ".
• The fact is, on 14 September 2010, User : Lulubyrd unquestionably deleted most of the content of the 2009 " Sabbatic Witchcraft " section of Contemporary witchcraft and renamed the section " Sabbatic ".
• The fact is, on 14 September 2010, User : Lulubyrd unquestionably deleted most of the content of the 2009 " Sabbatic Witchcraft " section of Contemporary witchcraft and renamed the section " Sabbatic ".
• In Occitan literature the name Muhammed was corrupted as " Bafomet ", forming the basis for the legendary Baphomet, at different times an idol, a " sabbatic goat ", and key link in conspiracy theories.
• In 1992, Howard was contacted by Andrew Chumbley, who sent him a copy of his work, " Azoetia : A Grimoire of the Sabbatic Craft ", to review for " The Cauldron ".
• "The Auraeon " was referred to by Chumbley as a forthcoming volume concerning solitary initiation, of which he said : In the Sabbatic Craft, solitary initiation or'The Lonely Road'is recognised as a vital aspect of every practitioner s path and the understanding of  solitude is subject to many levels of interpretation.
• Described as " . . . a complete recension of Sabbatic theory and praxis, relating the Three Great Rites of Ingress, Congress, and Egress, together with a detailed exposition of the 22 Letters of the Sorcerer's Alphabet ", the book forms a r閟um?of Chumbley's system and is the core text for practitioners wishing to study and practice the Sabbatic path of magic.
• Described as " . . . a complete recension of Sabbatic theory and praxis, relating the Three Great Rites of Ingress, Congress, and Egress, together with a detailed exposition of the 22 Letters of the Sorcerer's Alphabet ", the book forms a r閟um?of Chumbley's system and is the core text for practitioners wishing to study and practice the Sabbatic path of magic.
• Gavin Semple hailed " The Azo雝ia " as " a very different type of book; a genuine Grimoire, likely the only one to be published in modern times; [ . . . ] " The Azo雝ia " is a work of breathtaking power and passion, in whose pages magic is restored to its position as the Sacred Art, the Sabbatic Craft is revealed as a living and very vital tradition ."
• "The Dragon-Book of Essex " was the intended second volume of a trilogy of Sabbatic grimoires, following " Azoetia "; it appears to be a very substantial work, described as " . . . a Compleat Grimoire of Crooked Path Sorcery, distilled from the many years of practice . . . Being the fruit of a decade of concentrated praxis in the Cultus'inner circle, this work is intended as an entire resum?of the ancestral and ophidian components of Traditional Sorcery and Sabbatic Gnosis . " Ten copies were published circa 1998 as a private " initiatic " edition in three volumes totalling 1200 pages.
• "The Dragon-Book of Essex " was the intended second volume of a trilogy of Sabbatic grimoires, following " Azoetia "; it appears to be a very substantial work, described as " . . . a Compleat Grimoire of Crooked Path Sorcery, distilled from the many years of practice . . . Being the fruit of a decade of concentrated praxis in the Cultus'inner circle, this work is intended as an entire resum?of the ancestral and ophidian components of Traditional Sorcery and Sabbatic Gnosis . " Ten copies were published circa 1998 as a private " initiatic " edition in three volumes totalling 1200 pages.