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Carducci and his "Hymn to Satan," see Gerhard Zacharias, The Satanic Cult, trans. C. Trollope (London: George Allen and Unwin, 1980), pp. 125-132. (20) On the general nature of the Saturnian eucharist, see Hemberger, Der mystisch-magische Orden FS, pp. 1 0 2 - 1 0 3 . (21) These are outlined by Hemberger, Der mystisch-magische Orden FS, p. 108. (22) This mysterious unnamed substance could be an extract of mandrake or damiana. This is based on the correspondence between these herbs and the Moon in Crowley's 777. See The Qabalah of Aleister Crowley (New York: Samuel Weiser, 1973), p. 9 8 . (23) Hemberger only briefly discusses these aspects; see Der mystisch-magische Orden FS, pp. 146-147. (24) See Bardon, Frabato, passim. (25) The only ritual of this order ever published for public view is the Elektrische Vorspiele (Electrical Preludes) in Anton LaVey's Satanic Rituals (New York: Avon, pp. 106-130). (26) (London: Spearman, 1971), pp. 116-119. (27) This ritual is described by Hemberger, Der mystisch-magische Orden FS, pp. 109-110. For a discussion of the more traditional forms of the "Five-M Rite" (Sanskrit: pahcha-makara), see Walker, Tantrism, pp. 65-66, Francis King, Tantra For Westerners (New York: Destiny, 1986), pp. 14-15, et passim, or for another version of the ritual adopted for "Westerners," see Omar Garrison, Tantra: The Yoga of Sex (New York: Julian Press, 1964), pp. 103-118. (28) Versions of this practice described by Gre-