The Fifteenth Book Of Natural Magick

Part of the broader corpus associated with natural magic, this book explores occult virtues believed to reside in plants, stones, animals, and celestial bodies. It is historically significant as a witness to the premodern attempt to explain extraordinary effects through hidden natural properties; readers will find practical lore, correspondences, and techniques grounded in Renaissance-style occult philosophy.

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