Book contents
- Frontmatter
- PREFACE
- PRELIMINARY DISCOURSE
- INTRODUCTION
- INTRODUCTION
- BOOK I
- BOOK II
- PREFATORY NOTE
- CHAPTER I At what hour after the preparation of all things necessary, we should bring the Exercise of the Art to Perfection
- CHAPTER II In what manner the Master of the Art should keep, rule, and govern himself
- CHAPTER III How the Companions or Disciples of the Master of the Art ought to regulate and govern themselves
- CHAPTER IV Concerning the Fasting, Care, and Things to be observed
- CHAPTER V Concerning the Baths, and how they are to be arranged
- CHAPTER VI Of the Garments and Shoes of the Art
- CHAPTER VIII Of the Knife, Sword, Sickle, Poniard, Dagger, Lance, Wand, Staff, and other instruments of Magical Art
- CHAPTER IX Of the Formation of the Circle
- CHAPTER X Concerning Incense, Suffumigations, Perfumes, Odours, and similar things which are used in Magical Arts
- CHAPTER XI Of the Water, and of the Hyssop
- CHAPTER XII Of the Light, and of the Fire
- CHAPTER XIII Concerning the Precepts of the Art
- CHAPTER XIV Of the Pen, Ink, and Colours
- CHAPTER XV Of the Pen of the Swallow and of the Crow
- CHAPTER XVI Of the Blood of the Bat, Pigeon, and other Animals
- CHAPTER XVII Of Virgin Parchment, or Virgin Paper, and how it should be prepared
- CHAPTER XVIII Of Wax and Virgin Earth
- CHAPTER XIX Concerning the Needle and other Iron Instruments
- CHAPTER XX Concerning the Silken Cloth
- CHAPTER XXI Concerning Characters, and the Consecration of the Magical Book
- CHAPTER XXII Concerning Sacrifices to the Spirits, and how they should be made
- ANCIENT FRAGMENT OF THE KEY OF SOLOMON
- THE QABALISTICAL INVOCATION OF SOLOMON
- DIRECTIONS TO BINDER
- LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS
CHAPTER XIV - Of the Pen, Ink, and Colours
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- Frontmatter
- PREFACE
- PRELIMINARY DISCOURSE
- INTRODUCTION
- INTRODUCTION
- BOOK I
- BOOK II
- PREFATORY NOTE
- CHAPTER I At what hour after the preparation of all things necessary, we should bring the Exercise of the Art to Perfection
- CHAPTER II In what manner the Master of the Art should keep, rule, and govern himself
- CHAPTER III How the Companions or Disciples of the Master of the Art ought to regulate and govern themselves
- CHAPTER IV Concerning the Fasting, Care, and Things to be observed
- CHAPTER V Concerning the Baths, and how they are to be arranged
- CHAPTER VI Of the Garments and Shoes of the Art
- CHAPTER VIII Of the Knife, Sword, Sickle, Poniard, Dagger, Lance, Wand, Staff, and other instruments of Magical Art
- CHAPTER IX Of the Formation of the Circle
- CHAPTER X Concerning Incense, Suffumigations, Perfumes, Odours, and similar things which are used in Magical Arts
- CHAPTER XI Of the Water, and of the Hyssop
- CHAPTER XII Of the Light, and of the Fire
- CHAPTER XIII Concerning the Precepts of the Art
- CHAPTER XIV Of the Pen, Ink, and Colours
- CHAPTER XV Of the Pen of the Swallow and of the Crow
- CHAPTER XVI Of the Blood of the Bat, Pigeon, and other Animals
- CHAPTER XVII Of Virgin Parchment, or Virgin Paper, and how it should be prepared
- CHAPTER XVIII Of Wax and Virgin Earth
- CHAPTER XIX Concerning the Needle and other Iron Instruments
- CHAPTER XX Concerning the Silken Cloth
- CHAPTER XXI Concerning Characters, and the Consecration of the Magical Book
- CHAPTER XXII Concerning Sacrifices to the Spirits, and how they should be made
- ANCIENT FRAGMENT OF THE KEY OF SOLOMON
- THE QABALISTICAL INVOCATION OF SOLOMON
- DIRECTIONS TO BINDER
- LIST OF SUBSCRIBERS
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