‘The Élus Coën were spiritual warriors engaged in magical combat with angelic and demonic entities.’ These original rites of the Élus Coën, instruct the initiate how to enter into relations with angelic spirits, which are sympathetic to Man’s fallen state, and who aid him upon the path to reintegration with the Divine. One will see the overt influence of the grimoire tradition and the teachings of Abramelin in the materials, not only in the pursuit of one's Guardian Angel, but also in the specifics of the ceremonial preparations. This complete English translation of the rediscovered eighteenth-century Coen manuscript, known to some as Le Manuscript d’Alger (1772) provides for the first time a view into this powerful system of angelic magic, ritual theurgy and mystical sacrifice. Volume I contains the transcript of the complete Manuscript d’Alger. Volume II shows facsimiles of various Elus Coens manuscripts, including the ‘Registry of 2,400 Angelic Names’ and the ‘Serpent Diagrams’ of Prunel de Liere. There are signs and sigils galore in this registry. Mastering the forces of astral currents which appear in the symbols of the ‘Registry of 2,400 Names’ was considered to be the key to occult power. This really is a unique set of works.