Hermes Mercurius Trismegistus his Divine Pymander in seventeen books, together with his second book called Asclepius

Hermes Trismegistus, translated by John Everard, second edition, 1657

Second year · Hermetic philosophy

Contents

  1. The First Book p. 1
  2. The Second Book, called Poemander p. 15
  3. The Third Book, called The Holy Sermon p. 42
  4. The Fourth Book, called The Key p. 47
  5. The Fifth Book: That God is not manifest, and yet most manifest p. 72
  6. The Sixth Book: That in God alone is good p. 84
  7. The Seventh Book: His secret Sermon in the Mount of Regeneration, & the Profession of Silence p. 93
  8. The Eighth Book: That the greatest Evil in Man, is, The not knowing God p. 115
  9. The Ninth Book: A Universall Sermon to Asclepius p. 119
  10. The Tenth Book: The Minde to Hermes p. 135
  11. The Eleventh Book: Of the Common Minde to Tat p. 159
  12. The Twelfth Book: His Crater or Monas p. 183
  13. The Thirteenth Book: Of Sense and Understanding p. 194
  14. The Fourteenth Book: Of Operation and Sense p. 206
  15. The Fifteenth Book: Of Truth to his Son Tat p. 220
  16. The Sixteenth Book: That none of the things that are, can perish p. 231
  17. The Seventeenth Book: To Asclepius, to be truly wise p. 237
  18. Asclepius, Chap. I p. 1
  19. Asclepius, Chap. II p. 8
  20. Asclepius, Chap. III p. 17
  21. Asclepius, Chap. IV p. 25
  22. Asclepius, Chap. V p. 30
  23. Asclepius, Chap. VI p. 33
  24. Asclepius, Chap. VII p. 45
  25. Asclepius, Chap. VIII p. 55
  26. Asclepius, Chap. IX p. 69
  27. Asclepius, Chap. X p. 86
  28. Asclepius, Chap. XI p. 95
  29. Asclepius, Chap. XII p. 102
  30. Asclepius, Chap. XIII p. 113
  31. Asclepius, Chap. XIV p. 119
  32. Asclepius, Chap. XV p. 123
About this book and its scans

Printed in London in 1657 by J.S. for Thomas Brewster. The EEBO-TCP transcription is CC0 (its header).