Renaissance magic · Transcription
Three Books of Occult Philosophy
Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa; translated by J. F.
Natural, celestial, and religious magic in a three-book structure. A reference for following the connections among elements, planets, numbers, and ritual.
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Book I for the elements; Book II for number and celestial correspondences; Book III for religious magic.
Keep in mind
This Wikisource transcription is incomplete: the index includes unwritten chapters. It is a gateway, not a complete downloaded edition. Do not confuse the three books with the differently attributed Fourth Book.