Thyrathen: The Lost Bibliothēkē
Dr. Sasha ChaitowA living library on Greek & Byzantine magic, myth, and folklore.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 102 | Subscribers | Read | thyrathen.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Dreams Were Never ‘Just Dreams:’ Inside the Byzantine Art of Reading the World as a Book
How Byzantium evolved the ancient language of signs into a science centuries before the Renaissance "rediscovery"
Greek Magic Primer #4: Goeteia - History, Practice, Living Tradition
Greek Magic Primers are free, evergreen guides for the curious, the committed, and the critical. Each entry tackles a foundational concept, debate, or practice in Byzantine and Greek magic, esotericism, or Orthodox tradition, explaining wha...
The Darkest Orthodox Rite
Malediction, Sanctioned Curses, and the Origin of the Undead in Greek Folklore
Greek Magic Primer #3: Necromancy in the Greek Tradition - and what it isn't
Greek Magic Primers are free, evergreen guides for the curious, the committed, and the critical. Each entry tackles a foundational concept, debate, or practice in Byzantine and Greek magic, esotericism, or Orthodox tradition, explaining wha...
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Authors
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British-Greek scholar, author, and artist specialising in esoteric cultural history. Currently translating, researching, and illustrating the continuities and cross-fertilisations of Greek magic and folklore.
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