De occulta philosophia libri tres

Würzburg draft (W, 1510) vs. Cologne edition (K, 1533) · Data from V. Perrone Compagni's critical edition (Brill, 1992)

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Prefatory Epistles

4 letters

Epist. Hermanno ab Wyda

Letter to Hermannus ab Wyda

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Epist. J. Tritemii

Reply Letter of Trithemius

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Epist. J. Tritemio

Letter to Johannes Trithemius

W, Ep. J. Tritemio + W, 1: 1 (except for closing passage, transferred to K, 1: 1) + many changes and some additions.

Epist. omnibus lectoribus

Letter to All Readers

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Book I — Natural Magic

74 chapters | 12 new · 47 expanded · 10 preserved

How Magicians Collect Virtues from the Triple World
strabitur

Entirely new in the 1533 edition (except for closing passage from VV, 1: 1).

What Magic Is, Its Parts, and the Magician's Qualifications

Reworked from W 1:2 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

The Three Kinds of Magic

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of Unity and Its Scale

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

The Wonderful Natures of Fire and Earth
(De mirabilibus ignis ac terrae naturis

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

The Wonderful Natures of Water, Air, and Wind
De admirandis aquae et aeris atque ventorum naturis

Entirely new in the 1533 edition ((one passage still absent from A)).

Of Compounds, Mixtures, and Natural Things

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

How Elements Appear in the Heavens, Stars, Devils, Angels, and God

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of Natural Virtues Depending on the Elements
De virtutibus rerum naturalium ab elementis proxime dependentibus

Reworked from W 1:3 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of Occult Virtues in Things
De virtutibus rerum occultis

Reworked from W 1:4 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

How Ideas Infuse Occult Virtues via the Soul of the World and Stars
Quomodo virtutes occultae infunduntur rerum speciebus ab ideis per rationes animae mundi stellarumque radios et quae res hac virtute magis abundant

Corresponds directly to W 1:5, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

How Particular Virtues Are Infused into Individuals of the Same Species
Scimus itaque situm ac figuram coelestium causam esse omnis nobi lis virtutis, quae est in speciebus inferioribus. Quomodo diversis individuis, etiam eiusdem speciei, diversae virtutes influun

Based on W 1:6, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Whence the Occult Virtues of Things Proceed

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of the Spirit of the World as the Bond of Occult Virtues
De spiritu mundi quis sit et quod sit vinculum occultarum virtutum

Reworked from W 1:7 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

How to Find Out Virtues by Way of Similitude
similitudine

Based on W 1:8, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

That Human Suffering Is the Cause of Magical Operations
et sibi mutuo communicantur

Corresponds directly to W 1:9, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

How Virtues Are Found by Enmity and Friendship

Reworked from W 1:10 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Inclinations of Enmities

Corresponds directly to W 1:11, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

How to Find Virtues Specific to Individuals
quae oleo perlita sunt, cum quibus naturali antipathia dissidet.) Quomodo investigandae et experiundae sunt rerum virtutes, quae illis a tota specie insunt aut particulari ipsius individui dono alicui rei sunt agnatae

Reworked from W 1:12 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Virtues of Plants and Their Celestial Agreement
quibusdam vero in certis suis particulis aut membris

Of Animal Virtues Depending on Stellar Motion
etiam post interitum

Reworked from W 1:14 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

How Inferior Things Submit to the Stars; Men's Dispositions Ascribed to Signs
fieri posse consonantiam manifestum est.) Quomodo res inferiores subsunt corporibus coelestibus et quomodo humanum 20 corpus ipsaque hominum exercitia et mores stellis atque signis distribuuntur

Reworked from W 1:16 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Seals and Characters of Natural Things

Reworked from W 1:17 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Virtue of Names Derived from Numbers and Figures
Qua; res subsint Lunae

How Inferior Species Participate with the Celestial
Quae subsunt Saturno

Reworked from W 1:19 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Images of the Zodiac and Their Virtues
Quae sunt iovialia

Reworked from W 1:20 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

How the Sun and Moon Imprint Their Virtues in Natural Things

Reworked from W 1:21 with short additions.

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Of the Properties of the Fixed Stars and Their Images

Reworked from W 1:22 with short additions.

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How Stones, Metals, and Plants Receive Virtue from the Stars
Quae sequuntur Mercurium

Reworked from W 1:23 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

How Magical Rings Are Made from Stones and Metal
Quod totus sublunaris mundus et quae in eo sunt planetis distribuitur

Based on W 1:24, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Of Lights, Lamps, and Candles and Their Compositions
Qualiter provinciae et regna planetis distribuuntur

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of Suffumigations, Their Virtues and Compositions
Quae subsunt signis ac stellis fixis earumque imaginibus

Based on W 1:25, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Virtues of Things Placed Under Celestial Bodies

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

How We May Know What Things Are Under the Sun, Moon, or Stars
fluxus atque virtutes corporum coelestium

Corresponds directly to W 1:26, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

Of the Images of Saturn and Their Virtue
magis conferunt. Sic singulare munus a Sole trahes per radios Solis, 15 simul opportune susceptos, perque spiritum mundi. De commixtionibus rerum naturalium ad invicem earumque utilitate

Reworked from W 1:27 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Images of Jupiter and Their Virtue
sensibilis

Reworked from W 1:28 with short additions.

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Of the Images of Mars
stia quaedam et vitalia dona desuper trahimus

Reworked from W 1:29 with short additions.

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Of the Images of the Sun

Reworked from W 1:30 with short additions.

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Of the Images of Venus
ministros daemones allicere possumus

Reworked from W 1:31 with short additions.

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Of the Images of Mercury
De ligationibus cuiusmodi sint et quibus modis soleant fieri

Corresponds directly to W 1:51, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

Of the Images of the Moon
De veneficiis eorundemque potentia

Reworked from W 1:47 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of Compound Images
De quorundam veneficiorum admirandis virtutibus

Reworked from W 1:48 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Images of the Mansions of the Moon
De suffitibus et eorum ratione et potentia

Derives from W 1:32, substantially expanded with many additions in 1533.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Images of the Fixed Stars
Compositio quorundam suffituum planetis accomodatorum

Reworked from W 1:33 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of Magical Rings and Their Compositions
De collyriis, unctionibus, philtris eorumque virtutibus

Reworked from W 1:35 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Virtue of Places, and What Stars Dominate What Regions
De alligationibus et suspensionibus physicis

Reworked from W 1:36 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Virtue of Seasons; Magical Operations in Due Season
De annulis et eorum compositionibus

Reworked from W 1:37 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of Hours of the Day and Night and Their Virtues
facinoribus nullus videre poterat; tandem eo annuli beneficio rex Lydiae factus est.) De locorum virtutibus et quae loca cuique stellarum correspondeant

Reworked from W 1:46 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Computation of Hours
domibus et elementis distribuantur

Derives from W 2:49, substantially expanded with many additions in 1533.

Heavily Expanded

Of Finding Out and Knowing What Stars Rule Each Hour
De fascinatione atque eius artificio

Reworked from W 1:34 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Certain Observations Concerning the Figures and Hours
De certis observationibus admirandas virtutes producentibus

Corresponds directly to W 1:50, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

Of the Four Scales of Numbers
divinationum artificia, sua fundamenta habeant

Corresponds directly to W 1:45, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

Of Geomancy, Hydromancy, Aeromancy, and Pyromancy
De divinatione auspiciorum et auguriorum

Based on W 2:51, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Of Divination and Its Kinds
significationem habeant

Entirely new in the 1533 edition ((some passages still absent from A)).

Of Lots and Marks, and How Lots Are Drawn
aliquot regulis

Reworked from W 2:52 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Soothsaying of Brute Animals and Their Portents
pretanda sunt

Reworked from W 2:53 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of Things Said About Prodigies and Portents
divinationibus

Corresponds directly to W 2:56, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

Of the Ominous Observations of Things Fallen from the Sky

Entirely new in the 1533 edition (except for a passage from W, 1: 30).

Of the Virtue of Proper Names
De divinatione quae per somnia fit

Reworked from W 2:58 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of Magical Words and How They Help Natural Operations
De furore et divinationibus, quae in vigilia fiunt, de melancholici humoris potentia, quo etiam daemones nonnunquam in humana corpora illiciuntur

Based on W 3:31, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Virtue of Writing, and of Making Magical Books
mae appetitu ac passionibus voluntatis

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of Magical Characters and Seals
De passionibus animi et earum origine, differentia et speciebus

Corresponds directly to W 1:38, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

Why Magicians Use Superstitious Observations
movendo spiritum

Reworked from W 1:39 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of Certain Observations of Ceremonial Magic
imaginativa non solum in corpus sed etiam in animam obtineat

Based on W 1:40, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Of Coloring in Magic and the Use of Colors
bat. Verum de his abstractionibus latius in posterioribus dis seremus. ) Quomodo passiones animi etiam operantur extra se in corpus alienum

Reworked from W 1:41 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

How Stars Are Allotted to Things by the Physicians
necessaria sit in omni opere ipsa animi constantia

Reworked from W 1:42 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Virtue of Numbers and Their Mystical Powers
Quomodo animus humanus potest coniungi cum colestium animis et intelligen- tiis atque simul cum illis mirabiles quasdam virtutes rebus inferioribus impri

Reworked from W 1:44 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Wonderful Virtues of Numbers
desiderat

Corresponds directly to W 1:43, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

Of the Scale of the Number Ten and Its Wonders
De sermone atque virtutibus verborum

Entirely new in the 1533 edition ((a passage still absent from A)).

Of the Virtue of One's Own Name
De virtute propriorum nominum

Based on W 2:46, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Virtue of Natural Things Consecrated in the Name of God
astrictionibus

Reworked from W 2:36 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of Benedictions and Imprecations
De incantamentorum mirabili potentia

Reworked from W 2:34 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of Things That Strengthen, Confirm, and Increase Magic
De virtute scripturae et de imprecationibus et inscriptionibus faciendis

Reworked from W 2:48 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

The Conclusion of Natural Magic
planetas secundum varias linguas cum tabella hoc indicante

Entirely new in the 1533 edition ((two passages still absent from A)).

Book II — Mathematical Magic

60 chapters | 16 new · 29 expanded · 11 preserved

Of the Necessity of Mathematical Learning for Magic
bus, quae solis mathematicis artibus perpetrantur

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of Number and Its Dignity

Reworked from W 2:17 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

How Great Virtues Numbers Have in Natural Things

Reworked from W 2:29 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of Unity and the Scale of One
De unitate et eius scala

Reworked from W 2:18 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Number Two and the Scale of Two
De dualitate et eius scala

Reworked from W 2:19 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Ternary and Its Scale
De triade et eius scala

Based on W 2:20, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Number Four and Its Scale

Based on W 2:21, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Number Five and Its Scale

Reworked from W 2:22 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Number Six and Its Scale

Reworked from W 2:23 with short additions.

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Of the Number Seven and Its Scale
De septenario et eius scala

Based on W 2:24, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Number Eight and Its Scale

Based on W 2:25, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Number Nine and Its Scale

Based on W 2:26, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Number Ten and Its Scale

Reworked from W 2:27 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Numbers Eleven and Twelve
De undenario et duodenario, cum duplici duodenarii scala, cabalistica et orphica

Entirely new in the 1533 edition (except for a short passage from W, 2: 28).

Of the Virtue of Numbers in Words and Names
De numeris qui supra duodenarium sunt eorumque potentia et virtutibus

Derives from W 2:28, substantially expanded with many additions in 1533.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Harmony of Proportions and What Virtues They Have
De numerorum notis in certis gesticulationibus constitutis

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of the Proportion of Sounds and Harmony

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of the Composition of the Harmonic Scale

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of Celestial Harmony
De notis Hebraeorum et Chaldaeorum et quibusdam aliis magorum notis

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of Elemental Harmony
Qui numeri literis attribuantur atque de divinatione per eosdem

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of Natural Harmony; How to Know What Things Agree and Disagree

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of the Violent and Temperate Winds and Their Signs

Entirely new in the 1533 edition ((still recorded as part of 2: 21 in the Tables of Contents attached to A; henceforth numbering of all following chapters in A differs from K by one)).

Of Geometrical Figures and Bodies and Their Virtues

Reworked from W 2:30 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of Musical Notes and Their Virtue
De musicali harmonia eiusque viribus ac potentia

Derives from W 2:32, substantially expanded with many additions in 1533.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Wonderful Nature of Music and Its Virtue
De sono atque concentu et unde illis mirabilitas in operando

Based on W 2:33, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Of Oracles and Magical Agreements and Enchantments
stellis respondent

Based on W 2:33, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

(De humani corporis proportione et mensura harmoniaque

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of Light, Colors, Candles, and Lamps and Their Effects
De observatione coelestium in omni opere magico necessaria

Corresponds directly to W 2:1, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

Quando planetae sunt potentioris influentiae

Reworked from W 2:2 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

De observatione stellarum fixarum earumque naturis

Reworked from W 2:3 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of the Tables of the Planets
aliquam sortiantur a corporibus coelestibus

Corresponds directly to W 2:4, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

Of the Images of the Planets According to the Faces
terreni obediunt Scorpioni coelesti, sed etiam imagini Scorpionis illius, quae fuerit opportune sub eius ascensu ac dominio figurata. De imaginibus Zodiaci quas insculptae a suis stellis concipiant virtutes

Corresponds directly to W 2:5, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

Of the Magical Virtue of Letters and Characters
sunt imaginibus

Entirely new in the 1533 edition (except for a passage from W, 2: 5).

Of the Characters of Geomancy

Reworked from W 2:6 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Characters of the Fixed Stars
De imaginibus Iovis

Corresponds directly to W 2:7, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

Of the Magical Figures of the Planets
De imaginibus Martis

Corresponds directly to W 2:8, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

De imaginibus Solis

Corresponds directly to W 2:9, largely unchanged.

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De imaginibus Veneris

Corresponds directly to W 2:10, largely unchanged.

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De imaginibus Mercurii

Corresponds directly to W 2:11, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

De imaginibus Lunae

Corresponds directly to W 2:12, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

De imaginibus Capitis et Caudae Draconis Lunae

Reworked from W 2:13 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

De imaginibus mansionum Lunae

Entirely new in the 1533 edition ((title not recorded in the Tables of Contents at tached to A; henceforth numbering of following chapters in A differs from K by two)).

De imaginibus stellarum fixarum Beheniarum

Corresponds directly to W 2:14, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

earundem tabula

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

coelestis, sed ad similitudinem illius quod desiderat animus operantis

Corresponds directly to W 2:15, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

Of Images and Seals of the Planets
tiones vero ad huiusmodi imagines et consimiles observandas docet nos ea pars astrologiae, quae de electionibus inscripta est. De observationibus quibusdam coelestibus et practica quarundam eiusdem

Based on W 2:16, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

quomodo ex geomanticis figuris deducuntur cum eorundem tabula

Reworked from W 2:31 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

De characteribus qui a rebus ipsis similitudine quadam abstrahuntur

Entirely new in the 1533 edition (but reworking the second half of W, 2: 31).

Quod nulla divinatio sina astrologia sit perfecta

Reworked from W 2:50 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

De sorte et quando ac unde illi divinationis virtus contingat

Entirely new in the 1533 edition (except for two short passages from W, 2: 55).

De anima mundi et coelestium iuxta traditiones poetarum et philosophorum

Reworked from W 3:18 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Idem confirmatur ratione

Reworked from W 3:19 with short additions.

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Quod anima mundi ac coelestes animae sint rationales ac mentem participantes

Reworked from W 3:20 with short additions.

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mundum, videlicet hominem

Reworked from W 3:17 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Proportion and Harmony of Human Parts
cis sermonibus deservientibus

Derives from W 2:37, substantially expanded with many additions in 1533.

Heavily Expanded

Of Virtues and Gifts of the Holy Spirit
< Quod, humanae imprecationes naturaliter imprimunt suas vires in res exteri ores et quomodo animus humanus per singulos dependentiarum gradus ascendit in mundum intelligibilem fitque similis spiritibus et intelligentiis sublimiori

Entirely new in the 1533 edition ((title not recorded in the Tables of Contents at tached to A)).

Book III — Ceremonial Magic

65 chapters | 23 new · 34 expanded · 4 preserved

Of the Three Guides of Religion, Hope, Faith, and Love
De necessitate, virtute et utilitate religionis

Corresponds directly to W 3:1, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

Of Confessing God and Christ and the Saints

Based on W 3:2, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Of Prayer, Fasting, and Chastity

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of Finding the Angels and Their Orders
De duobus ceremonialis magiae adminiculis, religione et superstitione

Derives from W 3:3, substantially expanded with many additions in 1533.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Orders of Evil Spirits and Their Descent
De tribus ducibus religionis qui nos ad veritatis semitam perducunt

Reworked from W 3:28 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Principality, Prevalence, and Decay of Spirits
miraculorum effectrix

Reworked from W 3:29 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Ten Divine Names and How They Correspond to the Sephiroth

Reworked from W 3:4 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Divine Names and Their Power
Quid de divina Trinitate veteres senserint philosophi

Derives from W 3:5, substantially expanded with many additions in 1533.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Name of God, Tetragrammaton and Its Virtue
Quae sit vera de Deo et sanctissima Trinitate orthodoxa fides

Corresponds directly to W 3:6, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

Of the Three Names of God: El, Elohim, and Tetragrammaton
nominibus illis praesidentibus eorundemque interpretatione

Entirely new in the 1533 edition (except for two short passages from W, 3: 16 and the list of ten Names of God from W, 3: 50).

Of the Various Orders of Spirits and How They Are Governed
De divinis nominibus eorundemque potentia et virtute

Based on W 3:49, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Occult Virtue of the Seventy-two Names of God
De influxu divinorum nominum per singula media in haec inferiora

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of the Angels and Their Orders and Properties

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of Good and Evil Genii and How They Attend on Humans
olim sacra fuerunt

Based on W 3:16, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Devils and Their Many Species
(Quit/ de animabus coelestibus nostri sentiunt theologi

Entirely new in the 1533 edition (except for a short passage from W, 3: 18).

Of the Orders of Evil Spirits
variis deque infernis et subterraneis daemonibus

Derives from W 3:7, substantially expanded with many additions in 1533.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Illusions of Demons and How to Resist Them

Reworked from W 3:12 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Bonds of Spirits and How They Are Made
id est ‘heroes, viri fortes et beati’, per quos Deus Adonai ’’ίΊΝ prophetiam largitur.} (De ordinibus malorum daemonum eorundemque casu et naturis variis

Entirely new in the 1533 edition ((title not recorded in the Tables of Contents at tached to A; henceforth numbering of following chapters in A differs from K by one)).

Of the Power of the Soul over the Body
(De corporibus daemonum

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of the Union of the Soul with the Body
concubitum; et quosdam daemones, quos Galli Dusios nuncupant, 20 hanc assidue tentare libidinem.) De infestatione malorum demonum et custodia nobis adhibita bonorum

Derives from W 3:13, substantially expanded with many additions in 1533.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Soul's Triple Power
De obsequendo proprio genio eiusque natura indaganda

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of the Intellectual Soul

Derives from W 3:14, substantially expanded with many additions in 1533.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Sensitive Soul
De lingua Angelorum eorumque cum inter se, tum nobiscum collocutionibus

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of the Vegetative Soul
praesunt stellis, signis, cardinibus coeli et elementis

Entirely new in the 1533 edition (except for three passages from W, 3: 50, W, 3: 9 and W, 3: 11).

How the Superior Influx Descends Through the Soul to the Body
Ziruph et commutationum literarum et numerorum

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of the Passions of the Mind, How They Produce Changes in the Body
coelestium

Based on W 3:15, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Of Frenzy and Madness, and How They Participate in Divination

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of the Ecstasy of Magi and Their Sleep and Dreams

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

How the Soul by Vehement Emotion Works Magic on the Body
(De characteribus et sigillis spirituum

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

How the Soul May Escape the Body and Wander Abroad
(Alius characierizandi modus a cabalistis traditus

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of the Prophetical Dream
revelatione recepta sunt

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of Oracles of Dreams; How to Prepare for Them

Derives from W 3:54, substantially expanded with many additions in 1533.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Soul's Union with God and Its Demonical Assistance

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of the Natural Assistance of the Soul with the World-Soul
De ordine animastico atque heroibus

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of the Purification of the Soul for Prophetic Work

Entirely new in the 1533 edition ((title not recorded in the Tables of Contents at tached to A; henceforth numbering of following chapters in A differs from K by two)).

Of the Composition of Magical Medicines
De homine quomodo creatus ad imaginem Dei

Based on W 3:22, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Proportion and Concordance of Various Things
De anima humana et per quae media iungatur corpori

Reworked from W 3:23 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Composition of Harmonious Water, Fire, Earth, and Air

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of Sacred Ceremonies and Their Necessity
depravantur et malorum causae efficiantur

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of Consecrations and Their Virtue
pertingere ad operandum mirabilia

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of the Virtues of Suffumigations
Quid de homine post mortem opiniones variae

Based on W 3:24, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Of Benedictions and Curses
Quibus rationibus magi et necromantes mortuorum animas evocare se posse

Based on W 2:57, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Of Sacred Unctions and Purgations
De humanae animae potestate in mente, ratione et idolo

Reworked from W 3:25 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of Sacrifice and Its Kinds
De gradibus animarum et earundem interitu aut immortalitate

Entirely new in the 1533 edition ((title not recorded in the Tables of Contents at tached to A; henceforth numbering of following chapters in A differs from K by three)).

Of the Kinds of Sacrifice and Their Virtues
De vaticinio et furore

Reworked from W 3:30 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of Bindings and Ligatures
De prima specie furoris a Musis

Corresponds directly to W 3:33, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

Of Conjugations, Pacts, Compacts, and Their Virtues
De secunda specie a Dionysio

Reworked from W 3:34 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of Invocation and Adjuration of Evil Spirits
De tertia specie furoris ab Apolline

Based on W 3:35, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Of Exorcisms and Their Virtue
De quarta specie furoris a Venere

Reworked from W 3:36 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

How We Are to Understand the Presence of Divine Goodness
tur et quae agonizantibus contingunt

Reworked from W 3:37 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of Finding Out the Virtue of a Place
De somnio prophetico

Derives from W 3:38, substantially expanded with many additions in 1533.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Oration of Picus Mirandulanus for the World and Its Virtues

Entirely new in the 1533 edition ((title not recorded in the Tables of Contents at tached to A; henceforth numbering of following chapters in A differs from K by four)).

Of Characters and Signs of Celestial Bodies
Quomodo se disponere debeat volens suscipere oracula

Reworked from W 3:39 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of the Construction of Characters
De munditia et quomodo observanda

Reworked from W 3:41 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of Magical Texts and the Form of Magical Words
imprimis observandum est ut habeatur animus mundus et cor pu- 20 rum, ad quae tunc immundae potestates nequeunt ascendere.} De abstinentia et teiuniis et castitate, solitudine et animi tranquillitate atque

Reworked from W 3:42 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of Magical Ceremonies and Usages
De poenitentia et eleemosyna

Based on W 3:43, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Construction of the Pentacle of Solomon
De hiis quae extrinsecus administratis ad expiationem conducunt

Reworked from W 3:44 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Concerning the Ablutions and Purifications of the Magician
De adorationibus et votis

Derives from W 3:45, substantially expanded with many additions in 1533.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Initiations and Examinations of the Magician
De sacrificiis et oblationibus eorumque generibus et modis

Reworked from W 3:46 with short additions.

Revised & Expanded

Of Fascinations and the Evil Eye
Quas imprecationes et ritus veteres adhiberi solebant sacrificiis et oblationibus

Corresponds directly to W 3:48, largely unchanged.

Preserved from W

Of Coloring in Magic
< Quomodo haec tum ad Deum, tum ad inferiora numina exhibenda sunt

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of the Virtue of Places and Times for Operations
(De consecrationibus et.earum ratione

Entirely new in the 1533 edition; absent from the Würzburg draft.

Of the Epilogue to the Whole Work
divos ac de sacris temporibus

Derives from W 3:51, substantially expanded with many additions in 1533.

Heavily Expanded

Of the Disposition and Form of Magical Circles
unctionum et similium

Based on W 3:56, with one or more substantial additions.

Heavily Expanded

Epilogue of the Whole Work
Operis totius conclusio

W, Epilog. + a substantial addition at the end (title not recorded in the Tables of Contents attached to A).