The Golden Bough

James George Frazer's "The Golden Bough: A Study in Magic and Religion," hailed as a cornerstone of Western esotericism, continues to captivate with its exploration of myth and ritual. This ninth volume, "The Scapegoat," delves into the ancient and complex ritual of scapegoating-where communities historically transferred guilt and misfortune onto a sacrificial individual or object. First published between 1890 and 1915, Frazer's ambitious twelve-volume opus has been a formative influence on anthropology, religious studies, and folklore, offering profound insights into the shared human psyche across diverse cultures.

This edition of "The Scapegoat" is ideal for practitioners, seekers, and researchers eager to deepen their understanding of humanity's ritual practices. Whether you are a student of anthropology, a spiritual seeker inspired by the mystical, or a collector of rare esoteric works, this volume is indispensable. Ordo Obscuris enhances this classic with a newly typeset and carefully proofread text, ensuring clarity and accessibility for contemporary readers.

Features & Highlights

New Introduction: Discover fresh perspectives with an original introduction by Tau Magnus, providing modern insights into Frazer's work.

Engaging Illustrations: Features original black-and-white engraved illustrations, including a stunning frontispiece and detailed chapter vignettes.

Meticulous Typesetting: Enjoy increased readability with a newly typeset text that pays homage to the original while enhancing clarity.

Comprehensive Volume: Dive into the full narrative of "The Scapegoat," offering a complete and unabridged experience of Frazer's exploration of this ancient practice.

Add this compelling volume of "The Golden Bough" to your collection today and immerse yourself in the timeless study of magic and religion. Let Frazer's exploration of ancient rituals and beliefs expand your understanding of the human experience. Secure your copy now to explore the depths of human myth and ritual as envisioned through Frazer's unparalleled scholarship.

Illustrated Edition - with 10 original engravings commissioned for this edition and a new introduction by Tau Magnus of Ordo Obscuris.