Henry Cornelius Agrippa his Fourth Book of Occult Philosophy, with Geomancy, the Heptameron, Astronomical Geomancy, the Nature of Spirits and Arbatel of Magick

pseudo-Agrippa, Peter de Abano and others, translated by Robert Turner, second edition, 1665

Second year · Ceremonial magic

Contents

  1. Of Geomancy p. 1
  2. Of Occult Philosophy, or Of Magical Ceremonies: The Fourth Book p. 30
  3. Heptameron: or, Magical Elements of Peter de Abano p. 69
  4. Heptameron: Of the Circle, and the composition thereof p. 70
  5. Heptameron: Of the names of the hours, and the Angels ruling them p. 71
  6. Heptameron: The Consecrations and Benedictions p. 74
  7. Heptameron: Of the manner of working p. 77
  8. Heptameron: Visions and Apparitions p. 84
  9. Heptameron: Considerations of the Lords day p. 88
  10. Heptameron: Considerations of Munday p. 91
  11. Heptameron: Considerations of Tuesday p. 94
  12. Heptameron: Considerations of Wednesday p. 96
  13. Heptameron: Considerations of Thursday p. 99
  14. Heptameron: Considerations of Friday p. 102
  15. Heptameron: Considerations of Saturday, or the Sabbath day p. 104
  16. Heptameron: Tables of the Angels of the Hours p. 107
  17. Isagoge: An Introductory Discourse of the Nature of Spirits p. 111
  18. Gerard Cremonensis of Astronomical Geomancy p. 147
  19. Arbatel of Magick: Of the Magick of the Ancients p. 167
  20. Arbatel of Magick: The First Septenary p. 169
  21. Arbatel of Magick: The Second Septenary p. 171
  22. Arbatel of Magick: The Third Septenary p. 176
  23. Arbatel of Magick: The Fifth Septenary p. 192
  24. Arbatel of Magick: The Sixth Septenary p. 194
  25. Arbatel of Magick: The Seventh Septenary p. 201
About this book and its scans

Printed in London in 1665 by J.C. for Tho. Rooks. The EEBO-TCP transcription is CC0 (its header).