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Abaddon angel of the bottomless pit, Mammon god of this world and personification of wealth
Abaddon angel of the bottomless pit, Mammon god of this world and personification of wealth and miserliness and Ashtaroth the demon. From Francis Barrett The Magus London 1801
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1801 Angel Demon Evil Francis Greed Literature Milton Occult Wealth Abaddon Barrett Bottomless Magus Mammon Miserliness Personification
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Unleash the mystical power of the underworld with our Media Storehouse Photo Mugs featuring iconic occult imagery. This set showcases three captivating figures from the depths of mythology: Abaddon, the terrifying angel of the bottomless pit; Mammon, the god of this world and personification of wealth and greed; and Ashtaroth, the enchanting demon of fertility and sensuality. Each mug holds a rich, 11oz capacity, perfect for your daily brew or ritual beverage, and showcases high-quality, vibrant prints of these intriguing figures from the Universal Images Group (UIG) collection. Embrace the allure of the occult and add a touch of the arcane to your daily routine with these captivating mugs.
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Mug Size is 9.6cm high x 8.1cm diameter (3.8" x 3.2")
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This print from the Universal Images Group (UIG) takes us back to London in 1801, where Francis Barrett's "The Magus" was published. The image showcases a trio of powerful and enigmatic figures: Abaddon, the angel of the bottomless pit; Mammon, the god of this world and embodiment of wealth; and Ashtaroth, a formidable demon. In this mesmerizing composition, we witness the convergence of literature, occultism, and English culture. Barrett's work delves into themes that have fascinated humanity for centuries - greed, evil, and the allure of material possessions. Through his writings and illustrations like this one, he offers a glimpse into an unseen realm where these entities reside. Abaddon stands tall as an otherworldly being with immense power over darkness and chaos. His presence evokes both fear and fascination. Beside him is Mammon - a deity worshipped by those consumed by worldly desires. With his personification as wealth itself comes an air of opulence but also miserliness. Completing this unholy trinity is Ashtaroth - a demonic force known for its malevolence. Together with Abaddon and Mammon, they form an alliance that embodies our deepest fears about unchecked ambition and unbridled desire for riches. As we contemplate this intriguing snapshot from history through modern eyes, it serves as a reminder to tread carefully when pursuing material gain at any cost – lest we find ourselves entangled in their wicked grasp.
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