De Occulta Philosophia. Vol. I–IV

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By Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa

Translated and introduced by Paul Summers Young

Agrippa - De Occulta Philosophia. Vol. I–IV (Otherwise known as the 'Agrippa Set,' i.e. The Four Books of Occult Philosophy)

A New and Complete Translation. This set contains all four Volumes of De Occvlta Philosophia. Each Volume has a detailed index at the end of the book.

  • Volume I: Natural Magic

  • Volume II: Celestial Magic

  • Volume III: Ceremonial Magic

  • Volume IV: The Fourth Book & Selected Writings

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By Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa

Translated and introduced by Paul Summers Young

Agrippa - De Occulta Philosophia. Vol. I–IV (Otherwise known as the 'Agrippa Set,' i.e. The Four Books of Occult Philosophy)

A New and Complete Translation. This set contains all four Volumes of De Occvlta Philosophia. Each Volume has a detailed index at the end of the book.

  • Volume I: Natural Magic

  • Volume II: Celestial Magic

  • Volume III: Ceremonial Magic

  • Volume IV: The Fourth Book & Selected Writings

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  • Black Letter Press

    Hardcover bound in Italian Fedrigoni Imitlin, Measures 100x160 mm, 120-gram black Endpapers, Printed on 115 g wood-free, age-resistant Cream paper, Sewn Book Block, Black Bookmark and Headbands, Gilded on the front and spine.

    2nd Edition

 

About the Publisher

Black Letter Press is a small independent publisher located close to Hannover in Northern Germany, founded by Alice and Claudio Rocchetti in 2018 in Turin, with the publication of Giambattista della Porta's Natural Magick.

BLP specializes in the revival of rare and antique books on a broad range of topics, including the sciences and history of science, poetry, occult philosophy, art, curious and unusual literature, and more.

Our mission is to do these historical texts justice, publishing books that are fine and beautiful, yet remaining affordable and accessible.

Description

Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa's Three Books of Occult Philosophy has exerted a fascination for centuries. Our new translation from the Latin of the 1533 edition aims to make this foundational work accessible to a new, wider audience. We will be publishing the text in three volumes, along with a fourth containing the apocryphal Fourth Book, and other magical texts by, or attributed to, Agrippa.

 

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