Summaries and Comparisons
of Selected Tarot
Correspondences
By James W. Revak
 
 
 
Source   Trumps and Fool (Major Arcana)                                                                                                                  Suited Cards (Minor Arcana)          Source
space
Tarot de Marseille
(15th or 16th century [?])		                                                                                                                                            Tarot de Marseille
 (15th or 16th century [?])
space
Number/Title space
 1 Mountebank [Magician] space 2 Papess [High Priestess] space
 3 Empress space
 4 Emperor space
 5 Pope [Hierophant] space
 6 Lovers space
 7 Chariot space
 8 Justice space
 9 Hermit space
 10 Wheel of Fortune space
 11 Strength space
 12 Hanged Man space
 13 Death space
 14 Temperance space
 15 Devil 16 House of God [Tower] space
 17 Star space
 18 Moon space
 19 Sun space
 20 Judgment space
 21 World space
 No # Fool space
   space
  Number/Title
                                                                                                                                             
A.E. Waite 3
The Great Symbols
of  the Tarot (1926)		  
    space     space
     space
     space
     space
     space
     space
     space
     space
     space
     space
     space
     space
     space
         space
     space
     space
     space
     space
     space
     space
    
  A.E. Waite 3  The Great Symbols
 of  the Tarot (1926)
space
Cabalistic sephirah        space     space
     space
     space
     space
     space
     space
    space
     space
     space
     space
     space
     space
     space
         space
     space
     space
     space
     space
     space
     space
Kings Chokmah
Queens Binah
Princes Da’at, Chesed, Geburah, Tiphareth, Netzach, & Hod
Damoiselles [Pages] Malkuth
 space
  Cabalistic sephirah
space
 
Notes.
• Sources explicitly and systematically state all correspondences, except those in red, which they imply only.
• Correspondences are of a primary nature, except those in blue, which are of a secondary, or less important, nature.
• When a source numbers a Major Arcanum differently compared to the Tarot de Marseilles, the number appears in bold.
• Items which appear in brackets [like this] are editorial insertions.
• [sic] indicates that, although it may appear incorrect, an item is correct.
 
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