Frier Bacon his discovery of the miracles of art, nature, and magick faithfully translated out of Dr. Dees own copy by T.M. and never before in English.
Bacon, Roger, 1214?-1294., T. M.
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THE CONTENTS Of the Several Chapters.
- Chap. 1. Of and against fictitious Appa∣rences and Invocation of Spirits. 1.
- Chap. 2. Of Charmes, Figures, and their Vse. 4
- Chap. 3. Of the force of Speech, and a Check to Magick. 10
- Chap. 4. Of admirable Artificial In∣struments. 17
- Chap. 5. Of Perspective Artificial Ex∣perience. 9
- Chap. 6. Concerning strange Experiments. 23
- Chap. 7. Of Retarding the Accidents of Old Age, and Prolongation of Life. 28
- Chap. 8. Of obscuring the Mysteries of Art and Nature. 35
- Chap. 9. Of the manner to make the Phi∣losophers Egge. 41
- Chap. 10. Of the same Subject another way. 46
- Chap. 11. Of the same Subject another way. 49
