Hermetica · Transcription
The Divine Pymander
Hermetic writings; translated by John Everard
An early English witness to the Hermetic dialogues. Read its account of mind, cosmos, and knowledge as a text with its own historical vocabulary.
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Book II in this edition, Poemander. Numbering differs from modern Corpus Hermeticum editions.
Keep in mind
This Wikisource transcription is incomplete: many books linked from its index are unwritten. The early translator’s account of origins is itself a historical claim, not an established dating of the work.