Henry Cornelius Agrippa's Fourth book of occult philosophy, and Geomancy
Subtitle: Magical elements
By: of Peter de Abano. Astronomical geomancy / [by Gerardus Cremonensis]. The nature of spirits / [by Georgius Pictorius]. And Arbatel of magick / first translated into English by Robert Turner, Philomathées
Publisher: [s.n.]
Published: 1655
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 266
Subjects: Occultism; Early works to 1900
Other titles: Fourth book of occult philosophy, and geomancy.; Liber de ceremoniis magicis.; De occulta philosophia, liber quartus.; Arbatel de magia veterum. English.
Notes: Neither Agrippa nor Abano wrote the works here ascribed to them; the Heptameron, or Magical elements also was ascribed to Agrippa under the title: Les oeuvres magiques, with Abano as translator. Cf. Cornell University. Libraries. Witchcraft. Millwood, N.Y. : KTO Press, 1977.

Translation of a work variously titled as Liber de ceremonijs magicis; and Agrippa's De occulta philosophia, liber quartus.

A printed translation of the Latin "The conjuration of Tuesday" is inserted on a half sheet after p. 122; and both the Latin and a translation of "The Conjuration of Wednesday" (1 p.) precedes p. 123.

The so-called "Fourth book ... " was first published without name of printer or place, under date 1565, and was not introduced into the collected works of Agrippa until after his death. Cf. Caillet. Manuel bibliographique des sciences psychiques ou occultes.