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Cornelius Agrippa · J.F. (1651)
THE second of Agrippa’s Three Books of Occult Philosophy treats of Celestial Magic — number, the wonderful virtues thereof, the Scales of Unity to Twelve, the tables of the planets, celestial images, and the harmony of the world. Translated out of the Latin into the English tongue by J.F., London, 1651. The seventeenth-century spelling of that printing is preserved throughout. [Image: The engraved title page of the 1651 English edition — Three Books of Occult Philosophy, translated by J.F., London.]The engraved title page of the 1651 English edition — Three Books of Occult Philosophy, translated by J.F., London. BEhold now (most Illustrious Prince, and most honorable Prelate!) the rest of the books of Occult Philosophy, or Magick, which I promised Your Worthiness that I would put forth when I published the first of them: but the suddain, and almost unexpected death of holy Margaret of …
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