Napaleon's Oraculum And Dreambook

First published in 1822, Napoleon's Oraculum and Dreambook contains a collection of prophetic and divinatory advice allegedly given to Napoleon himself by an ancient Egyptian oracle. The book includes instructions for using the oracle to predict the outcome of battles and political events, as well as a variety of dream interpretations. Despite its dubious authenticity, it has remained popular among occultists and enthusiasts of Napoleon's life and legacy.

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