E. M. Butler Books

Eliza Marian Butler was a British professor and scholar whose work delves into the fascinating intersection of mythology, magic, and literature. She approached her essays and books with a precise analytical eye and a distinctive style that draws readers into profound explorations of the human psyche and cultural narratives. Butler investigates timeless themes, often turning to esoteric traditions to uncover hidden meanings within literary and mythological texts.

The Myth of the Magus
320 pages
12 hours of reading
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The book delves into the legends surrounding a significant figure in religious and occult mythology, examining how these stories align with historical records. Initially published in 1948, it offers a captivating exploration of the Magus, blending mythological narratives with factual analysis to reveal deeper insights into this enigmatic character's impact on culture and belief systems.

The Myth of the Magus