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Magic and the Four Elements
Occult Virtues, Sympathies and Antipathies
The World of the Planets
Talismans, Fumigations and Rings
Light, Fascination and Divination
Dreams, the Soul and the Imagination
The Power of Words and Letters

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Agrippa · The Occult Philosophy — Book I Complete

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  1. Magic and the Four Elements

    Book I · Notebook 1 of 7

    Magic and the Four Elements

    In 1510 a young scholar from Cologne sent the famous abbot Trithemius a manuscript on the hidden powers of nature. Printed in full in 1533, Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa's "Three Books of Occult Philosophy" became the encyclopaedia of Renaissance magic — read by alchemists, doctors and astrologers, condemned by inquisitors, and copied by every occultist who came after.

  2. Occult Virtues, Sympathies and Antipathies

    Book I · Notebook 2 of 7

    Occult Virtues, Sympathies and Antipathies

    In 1510 a young scholar from Cologne sent the famous abbot Trithemius a manuscript on the hidden powers of nature. Printed in full in 1533, Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa's "Three Books of Occult Philosophy" became the encyclopaedia of Renaissance magic — read by alchemists, doctors and astrologers, condemned by inquisitors, and copied by every occultist who came after.

  3. The World of the Planets

    Book I · Notebook 3 of 7

    The World of the Planets

    In 1510 a young scholar from Cologne sent the famous abbot Trithemius a manuscript on the hidden powers of nature. Printed in full in 1533, Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa's "Three Books of Occult Philosophy" became the encyclopaedia of Renaissance magic — read by alchemists, doctors and astrologers, condemned by inquisitors, and copied by every occultist who came after.

  4. Talismans, Fumigations and Rings

    Book I · Notebook 4 of 7

    Talismans, Fumigations and Rings

    In 1510 a young scholar from Cologne sent the famous abbot Trithemius a manuscript on the hidden powers of nature. Printed in full in 1533, Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa's "Three Books of Occult Philosophy" became the encyclopaedia of Renaissance magic — read by alchemists, doctors and astrologers, condemned by inquisitors, and copied by every occultist who came after.

  5. Light, Fascination and Divination

    Book I · Notebook 5 of 7

    Light, Fascination and Divination

    In 1510 a young scholar from Cologne sent the famous abbot Trithemius a manuscript on the hidden powers of nature. Printed in full in 1533, Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa's "Three Books of Occult Philosophy" became the encyclopaedia of Renaissance magic — read by alchemists, doctors and astrologers, condemned by inquisitors, and copied by every occultist who came after.

  6. Dreams, the Soul and the Imagination

    Book I · Notebook 6 of 7

    Dreams, the Soul and the Imagination

    In 1510 a young scholar from Cologne sent the famous abbot Trithemius a manuscript on the hidden powers of nature. Printed in full in 1533, Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa's "Three Books of Occult Philosophy" became the encyclopaedia of Renaissance magic — read by alchemists, doctors and astrologers, condemned by inquisitors, and copied by every occultist who came after.

  7. The Power of Words and Letters

    Book I · Notebook 7 of 7

    The Power of Words and Letters

    In 1510 a young scholar from Cologne sent the famous abbot Trithemius a manuscript on the hidden powers of nature. Printed in full in 1533, Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa's "Three Books of Occult Philosophy" became the encyclopaedia of Renaissance magic — read by alchemists, doctors and astrologers, condemned by inquisitors, and copied by every occultist who came after.