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[[image:Eliphas_Levi_1874.jpg|Alphonse-Louis Constant, alias Éliphas Lévi in 1874|thumb]]'''Éliphas Lévi''', also '''Éliphas Lévi Zahed''' was the pseudonym under which from 1854 on the catholic cleric '''Alphonse-Louis Constant''' (February 8, 1810, Paris - May 31, 1875, ibid.) wrote and published scriptures of occult and magical contents. Lévi is said to have been the re-founder of occultism in the 19th century.<ref>This article is based on the corresponding item in the French Wikipedia (http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Éliphas_Lévi). Which unfortunately has the disadvantage of lacking references, hence here to they are rather scarce. Presumably the French article is drawn from this source: ''l'Estoile, Arnaud de: ''Qui suis-je? Éliphas Lévi.'' Grez-sur-Loing: Pardès, 2008''. Whenever and wherever necessary and possible the information in the present article have been verified and re-examined.</ref>

[[image:Eliphas_Levi_1874.jpg|Alphonse-Louis Constant, alias Éliphas Lévi in 1874|thumb]]'''Éliphas Lévi''', also '''Éliphas Lévi Zahed''' was the pseudonym used by the Catholic cleric '''Alphonse-Louis Constant''' (February 8, 1810, Paris - May 31, 1875, ibid.) to write and publish scripts of occult and magical contents from 1854 on. Lévi is said to have re-established occultism in the 19th century.<ref>l'Estoile, Arnaud de: ''Qui suis-je? Éliphas Lévi.'' Grez-sur-Loing: Pardès, 2008''.</ref>