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Ten of Swords 10 D’épée Tarot Card Meanings – Tarot de Marseille ^[1]

The reversed 10 D’épée Tarot can also mean that you are resisting at the end of an inevitable era because you are deeply distressed by the following pain.

Rereading the Classics: Yoav Ben-Dov ^[2]

He arrived on the international tarot scene in 2010 with his deck, CBD Tarot de Marseille, a faithful recreation of the iconic Conver TdM.

A Tarot de Marseille “Pips” Overview: The Exclamatory and Meditative Swords ^[3]

The suit of Swords in the Tarot de Marseille doesn’t really benefit from a card-by-card analysis of the pips the way I’ve done with the Coins and will do with the Cups (and, to a lesser extent, the Batons).

Deck Interview: Tarot de Marseille (Jodorowsky) — Hermit’s Mirror ^[4]

Even the Tattoo Tarot, which is a Marseille-style deck has a lot of feeling compared to this deck.

59 10 of Swords Tarot d’ Epinal ^[5]

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80 Ngày Học Tarot: Ý Nghĩa Lá Ten of Swords (Lá 10 Kiếm) ^[6]

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Reading and Understanding the Marseille Tarot by Marsucci and Aloi ^[7]

It’s not as easy to find good foundation primers on the Marseille system of tarot, so I’m pleased to share Reading and Understanding the Marseille Tarot by Anna Maria Morsucci and Antonella Aloi first published in 2018 by Lo Scarabeo and distributed by Llewellyn.

Tarot de Marseille – Colourful Grunge Design (3 sizes available) – Endless Skys ^[8]

I have designed and created five different and distinct styles of the Tarot de Marseille by John Noblet c.1650.

Ten of Swords Meaning – Tarot Card Meanings ^[9]

Unfortunately, the 10 of Swords tarot love meaning can indicate a relationship that is coming to its end, or a period of time filled with suffering, bitterness, grief and pain.

Tarot of Marseilles ^[10]

Paul Marteau pioneered the number-plus-suit-plus-design approach to interpreting the numbered Minor Arcana cards [‘pip cards’] of the Tarot de Marseille. The Tarot de Marseille is one of the standards from which many tarot decks of the 19th century and later are derived.[4] In the mid-1990s Jodorowsky contacted a late descendant of the Camoin family, who has printed the Tarot of Marseilles since the 19th century.

In fact, in recognition of this, many French-language Tarot de Marseille (even good ones, such as Picard’s) discuss the symbolism and interpretation of only the Major Arcana. The antecedents of the Tarot de Marseille would then have been introduced into southern France at around that time.

What is the Tarot de Marseilles, and How to Read It? ^[11]

When the Marseilles tarot reading begins however, Minor cards can be added (at the decision of the reader) to the reading by drawing a Minor card next to a corresponding Major card, in much the same way that clarifying cards are used in a conventional tarot spread. Named after the southern French city of Marseilles, the deck is also known as the Tarot of Marseilles, the Marseilles Tarot and the Marseille Tarot (without the final ‘s’). Each of the 22 cards in the Major Arcana of today’s tarot cards has a direct lineage going back to the Marseille decks.

If it wasn’t already hard enough to use a deck without meaningful illustrations, the “pips” on Tarot de Marseille cards are often stacked on top of each other, forming beautiful and complex patterns. When comparing the Tarot de Marseille with modern tarot decks like Rider-Waite, the most noticeable difference is the lack of meaningful illustrations on the numbered suit cards.

TAROT DE MARSEILLE: 10 READINGS ^[12]

So if I’m understanding correctly, you also read Tarot suits of Wands, Cups, Swords and Coins directly parallel with the French suits of Clubs, Hearts, Spades and Diamonds? I’ve always meant to ask this myself.

Marseille Tarot Cards & History ^[13]

The Marseille Tarot was the first standardized model for a deck of Tarot cards. The Marseille Tarot deck is a standard pack of 78 Tarot cards, which contains 22 Major Arcana cards and 56 Minor Arcana, which are further subdivided into four Tarot suits. Many of these early decks, such as the Visconti-Sforza from the 1450s, and Sola Busca in 1491, even had a very similar structure to the Marseille Tarot.

The name can also be written Tarot of Marseille or Tarot de Marseille, as it is a French Tarot deck. One example is The Oswald Wirth Marseille deck, which followed the designs of the Tarot de Marseille closely but introduced several alterations, including occult symbolism, astrology and freemason symbols.

Page of Swords – Tarot Thrones ^[14]

From the left we have the Valet d’Epee from the Camoin/Jodorowsky Marseille deck, then the Page of Swords from the Rider Waite Smith in the centre and the Valet De Spe from the Ancient Tarot of Bologna on the right.

Four of Swords ^[15]

[Return to Table of Contents for Le Tarot de Marseille by Paul Marteau]

Jean Noblet Tarot Deck — Artisan Tarot ^[16]

The original deck is missing the 6 – 10 of Swords which we have carefully reconstructed based on contemporary decks.

10 of Swords trong Mystic Faerie Tarot – Hi vọng và Niềm tin ^[17]

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Ace of Swords As D’épée Tarot Card Meanings – Tarot de Marseille ^[18]

Somewhat similar to the 10 of Wands – 10 De Baton Tarot: after the end of an instinctive and creative cycle, it is time for wisdom to act.

Divinatory Meanings for the Tarot de Marseille ^[19]

At the bottom of an old carton, I recently found a file folder stuffed with divinatory meanings (DMs) for the Tarot de Marseille (TdM) pip cards. Waite, occultist and creator of the Waite Smith tarot, is included in an article about the Tarot de Marseille.

Your path with the Tarot de Marseille is quite similar to mine with Lenormand: grab all the books I could find in English (I can’t read French or German); haunt the blogs and download lots of stuff; make tabbed binders for reference.