Goat-Foot God

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Summary: An ancient monastery, a wayward monk ,and the rites of Pan.
Review: Hugh Preston and Mona, aided by the antiquarian bookseller Jelkes, convert an ancient monastery into a temple for the worship of Pan, the goat foot god.The monastery is haunted by the spirit of Ambrosius, a 15th century monk who was condemned for his pagan leanings and interest in Pan. Unleashed occult forces which overlap the centuries threaten chaos, but Hugh and Mona weather the psychic storms and conduct an invocation of Pan.Here ,as with her other novels, Dion Fortune imparts a considerable amount of occult knowledge.

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Summary: The best book ever.
Review: I am the scandinavian renderer of this, the gre- atest, book on earth. Would just like to say that since Koontz's books were occupied by a larger publisher in Sweden, and I found Her Majesty the Great Violet Mary Firth a.k.a Dion Fortune, I was not the sorrier for that.And this is the first, and this is the best, I've ever read! A great casting and a series on english TV... How can they (UK) have missed it??? They are visionary (as expected of a visionary) to the maximum, and pure manuscripts, maybe too good for Hollywood...

Rating:
Summary: The best book ever.
Review: I am the scandinavian renderer of this, the gre-atest, book on earth.Would just like to say that since Koontz's books were occupied by a larger publisher in Sweden, and I found Her Majesty the Great Violet Mary Firth a.k.a Dion Fortune, I was not the sorrier for that.And this is the first, and this is the best, I've ever read! A great casting and a series on english TV... How can they (UK) have missed it??? They are visionary (as expected of a visionary) to the maximum, and pure manuscripts, maybe too good for Hollywood...

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Summary: Occult scientist
Review: This book is very entertaining and gives a very obvious encounter with the beliefs and practices of the old religion. Its reference to the old religion is still very basic since it does not go too deeply into the different aspects of Pan. It does however give the true importance of the balance of nature. Good for anyone in the study from Initiate up to adept to read.