Difference between revisions of "The Royal Book of Fate"

'''''The Royal Book of Fate; Queen Elizabeth's Oracle of Future Events, From an Illuminated Manuscript, Found in the Library of the Unfortunate Earl of Essex, Who Was Beheaded in the Reign of Queen Elizabeth: A Work of the Greatest Interest, Curious, Marvellous, and Wonderful, relating to Love, Marriage, Riches, Dream Foretold, and all Subjects of Fate, Change, and Mortal Destiny''''' is a [[lot books|lot book]] that was published in 1829 and edited by the first Raphael,  [[Robert Cross Smith]]. This book uses hexagrams instead of the fivegrams from books like ''[[Napoleon's Oraculum]]'' or quadrigrams used in traditional [[Geomancy]].