Saturday , November 22 nd at 7:00PM EBENEZER SIBLY, BRITISH MAGIC, AND THE GRIMOIRE TRADITION Public · Hosted by John Madziarczyk Cost: Free Ebenezer Sibly was an astrologer, herbalist, physician, and magician who lived at the end of the 18th century. Although largely forgotten now, in his time he was noted for his prolific writings on astrology, “alternative medicine” , and his re-editing of Nicholas Culpeper’s work “The English Physician Enlarged”, the standard British herbal. A selection of his writings on the magical universe and on magic in general has recently been released in the book “The Station of Man in the Universe, Ebenezer Sibly on the spirit world and magic”. In his talk, John Madziarczyk will introduce Sibly, locating him within the occult context of his time as well as the greater world of British magic, both in the pre-Golden Dawn and Golden Dawn eras. The talk will point out how Sibly’s writings can be used to gain insight into the worldview of