Henry Cornelius Agrippa Three Books of Occult Philosophy Book 2

Book II develops Agrippa’s treatment of the celestial and intelligible world, especially the virtues of numbers, planets, signs, and symbolic correspondences. As part of a landmark Renaissance occult encyclopedia, it helped shape later Western esoteric traditions, and readers will find discussions of arithmetic, geometry, astrology, and the magical uses of images, names, and forms.

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