Enochian

This font was designed on a Macintosh using the Fontographer v3.5
font editing utility by Altsys in Dallas.  The font was originally
designed for Macintosh PostScript printers and was ported over for
the IBM using both Fontographer [for the IBM PostScript] and Chris
Reed's TrueType Converter v1.1 [for the TrueType]. 

About the Typeface:
Enochian is a script that dates back to the 16th century and was used
by Dr John Dee and Sir Edward Kelley in their communications with 
sundry spirits, in the course of ceremonies which were performed under 
the order of Queen Elizabeth the First.  I used the specimen given in 
the "Equinox" [ed. Aleister Crowley] as a model for the design and only 
a few liberties have been taken with its alphabetic order or design.  
The "Equinox" is readily available for inspection should the more curious 
wish to compare my design with the one given in this tome.

Font Formats: -  Adobe (Type 1 [pfa & pfb], Type 3, Bitmap)
              -  DMF (+ bitmap)
              -  Bitmap (Black&White & Colour [8 Colours])
              -  IntelliFont
              -  Truetype

Font ID:      45181

Directory:    Non-Latin/Runic/Enochian

Distribution Notice: 
This font is Copyrighted 1992 Digital Type Foundry and is available
for use at no charge and may be distributed freely as long as this
archive [along with this ReadMe file] is kept as-is, intact.

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This is how it looks like: 

   Black&White Medium