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Three kindes there are for natures skill: The first they naturall do name, In which by hearbes and stones they will Worke wondrous things, and worthy fame. The next is Mathematicall, Where Magicke workes by nature so, That brazen heads make speake it shall, Of woods, birds, bodies, flie and go, The third Veneficall, by right Is named, for by it they make The shape of bodies chang'd in sight And their formes on them to take. M. of M.
—Oh who can tell The hidden power of hearbes, and might of magicke skill? Ed. Spencer.