The Second Book Of Natural Magick

Part of the broader Renaissance tradition of 'natural magic,' this text explores the hidden virtues of plants, stones, animals, and natural processes and how they may be understood and used. Its significance lies in preserving early modern approaches to the correspondence between nature and occult forces, with discussions of practical experiments, marvels, and the philosophy behind them.

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