The Tenth Book Of Natural Magick

Attributed to the broader tradition of Renaissance natural magic, this text gathers practical and philosophical material on the hidden virtues of nature. Its significance lies in the way it reflects early modern attempts to understand and use the powers of the natural world, and readers will find theories of correspondence, properties of substances, and magical-natural operations.

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