Mosaicall philosophy grounded upon the essentiall truth, or eternal sapience / written first in Latin and afterwards thus rendred into English by Robert Fludd, Esq.

Title

Mosaicall philosophy grounded upon the essentiall truth, or eternal sapience / written first in Latin and afterwards thus rendred into English by Robert Fludd, Esq.

Author

Fludd, Robert, 1574-1637.

Publication

London :: Printed for Humphrey Moseley ...,

1659.

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Subject terms

Biblical cosmology -- Miscellanea.

Cosmology -- Early works to 1800.

Occultism -- Early works to 1800.

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Contents

• title page
• To the Judicious and Discreet READER.
• MOSAICALL PHILOSOPHY. The First Book. Section 1.
  • CHAP. I.
  • CHAP. II.
  • CHAP. III.
  • CHAP. IV.
    • topic
    • Cetain Experiments worthy of observaion, and approved by many of this City, touching this Experimentall Glasse.
  • CHAP. V.
• The Second Book of this Treatise, touching Philosophy in generall.
  • chapter
  • CHAP. II.
  • CHAP. III.
  • CHAP. IV.
  • CHAP. V.
  • CHAP. VI.
• The third Book of the first Section, touching the essentiall Principles of the Mosaicall Philosophy.
  • CHAP. I.
  • CHAP. II.
  • CHAP. III.
  • CHAP. IV.
  • CHAP. V.
  • CHAP. VI.
    • topic
    • An ocular Demonstration, confirming the Divine properties or Vertues above-mentioned.
• The fourth BOOK.
  • CHAP. I.
  • CHAP. II.
  • CHAP. III.
  • CHAP. IV.
  • CHAP. V.
    • topic
    • The Demonstration.
  • CHAP. VI.
    • topic
    • The Demonstration is such.
  • CHAP. VII.
• The fifth BOOK of this present Section.
  • CHAP. I.
  • CHAP. II.
  • CHAP. III.
  • CHAP. IV.
    • topic
    • The demonstration or proof, how the annuall winds are moved, by the vivifying spirit which is in the Sun.
  • CHAP. V.
  • CHAP. VI.
  • CHAP. VII.
  • CHAP. VIII.
  • CHAP. IX.
  • CHAP. X.
  • CHAP. XI.
  • CHAP. XII.
  • CHAP. XIII.
• The Epilogue unto this Section.
• title page
• The Second Section of this TREATISE. The First Book.
  • CHAP. I.
  • CHAP. II.
  • CHAP. III.
  • CHAP. IV.
  • CHAP. V.
• The Second BOOK.
  • member
    • CHAP. I.
    • CHAP. II.
    • CHAP. III.
    • CHAP. IV.
    • CHAP. V.
      • topic
      • How this is demonstrated by Harmony, what Sympathy and Antipathy is.
  • The Second Member of this Second Book. Wherein the Magneticall Nature is truly anatomised, and the reasons of Sympatheticall and Antipatheticall actions ripped up.
    • CHAP. I
    • CHAP. II.
    • CHAP. III.
    • CHAP. IV.
    • CHAP. V.
    • CHAP. VI.
• The Third BOOK.
  • The first Member of this Book, intreating of the admi∣rable effects in Sympathy, which are brought to pass by the Magneticall Attraction of like unto like.
    • CHAP. I.
    • CHAP. II.
      • The Proposition.
      • An Experiment upon this.
      • I. Demonstration or Proof, made by a Relation unto the Microcosmicall nature.
      • II. Demonstration.
      • Problem 1.
      • As for Example.
      • Application.
      • III. Demonstration.
      • Problem 2.
      • Problem 3.
      • Application.
      • Problem 4.
      • The fourth demonstration, which is Animal.
      • Another relative Animal Demonstration.
      • A fourth relative animal-Demonstration.
    • CHAP. III.
      • The Proposition.
      • Experiment to confirm the same.
      • I. A Corollary Demonstration, taken from the Macrocosm.
      • II. A Demonstration derived from the Load-stone's property.
      • Application.
      • A Progression in the foresaid Magneticall Demonstration.
      • Application.
      • III. Demonstration, taken from the Load-stone.
      • A second Experiment, confirming the foresaid Proposition.
      • A third Experiment, to expresse the self-same effect.
    • CHAP. IV.
      • The Proposition.
      • The first Experimentall History.
      • II. Another Magneticall Experiment to confirm the precedent.
      • A third Experiment tried by the same Author.
      • Another Experiment by him.
      • IV. A Magneticall Demonstration.
      • 1. Problem.
      • Application.
      • 2 Problem.
      • Application.
      • 3. Problem.
      • Application.
      • 4 Problem.
      • Demonstration.
      • Application.
      • 5 Problem.
      • Application.
    • CHAP. VI.
      • The first Proposition.
      • The first experimental Demonstration.
      • 2 Experience.
      • 3. Experimentall Demonstration.
      • 4. Experimentall Demonstration.
      • 5. Experimentall Demonstration.
      • 6. Experiment.
      • 2. Proposition.
      • A Problem for the confirmation of the foresaid Proposition.
      • Demonstration in the Minerall Magnet.
      • Application unto the Vegetable.
    • CHAP. VI.
      • The Proposition.
      • Certain Problematicall Demonstrations, to prove the foresaid Proposition to be true in every point, and consequently to manifest this manner of Magical cure to be ef∣fected Naturally, and therefore not Cacomagically.
      • The first member of those Propositions, with certain experimentall Conclusions from the Load-stone to confirm it.
      • 1 Problematicall Demonstration, taken from the Load-stone.
      • 2 Demonstration from the same.
      • 3 Demonstration. 1 Problem.
      • 2 Problem.
      • Application.
      • 3. Problem.
      • 4. Problem.
      • Application.
      • The second member of the Proposition, with the proofs.
      • A Demonstration to confirm this.
      • Problem.
      • Application.
      • The third Member of the Proposition, is confimed by these proofs.
      • A Demonstration to confirm this first Problem.
      • Application.
      • 2 Problem.
      • Application.
      • The fourth Member of the Proposition is demonstratively proved thus.
      • Demonstration.
      • Problem.
      • Application.
      • The fifth Member of the Proposition, with the Proofs.
      • Certain Problematicall Demonstrations, confirming the contents of this Members first Article 1. Problem.
      • 2 Problem.
      • Example.
      • An Addition.
      • 3. Problem.
      • 4. Problem.
      • 5. Problem.
      • 6. Problem.
      • The Experience is this.
      • The Conclusion.
      • Application.
      • Demonstrations confirming this Member's second Article. 1 Problem.
      • 2 Problem.
      • 3 Problem.
      • Application.
      • The sixt Member of the Proposition, with the Proofs,
      • Certain Problematicall Demonstrations, to confirm this member of the fore-said Proposition. 1 Problem.
      • Application.
      • 2 Problema Magneticum.
      • Application.
      • 3. Problem.
      • Application.
      • 4 Problem.
      • Application.
      • 5 Problem.
      • Application.
      • 6. Problem.
      • Application.
      • The seventh Member of the Proposition with the Proofs.
      • Certain Problematicall Demonstrations, to confirm the Member of the foresaid Proposition.
      • Demonstrations confirming the contents of this Members first Article.
      • 1 Problem.
      • Application.
      • 2 Problem.
      • Application.
      • 3 Problem.
      • Application.
      • 4 Problem.
      • Application.
      • 5 Problem.
      • Application.
      • 6 Problem.
      • Application.
      • 7. Problem.
      • Application.
      • 8. Problem.
      • 9. Problem.
      • Application.
      • 10. Problem.
      • Application.
      • Demonstrations confirming the Contents of the Member's second Article or Particle.
      • 1. Problem.
      • Application.
      • 2. Problem.
      • The Demonstration. Application.
      • Demonstrations, confirming the Contents of this member's third and last Article or Particle.
      • 1 Problem.
      • Application.
      • 2. Problem.
      • Application.
      • 3 Problem.
      • Application.
      • 4 Problem.
      • 5. Problem.
      • Application.
      • The eighth Member of the Proposition, with his Proofs.
      • Certain Problematicall Demonstrations, to confirm this Problem. 1 Problem.
      • Application.
      • 2 Problem.
      • Application.
      • 3 Problem.
      • Application.
      • 4. Problem.
      • Application.
      • The ninth Member of the Proposition, with his Proofs.
      • Certain Problematical Demonstrations to confirm this Member.
      • 1. Problem.
      • Application.
      • 2 Problem.
      • Application.
      • 3. Problem.
      • 4 Problem.
      • Demonstration.
      • Application.
      • 5 Problem.
      • Application.
      • The tenth Member of the Proposition, with his Proofs.
      • Certain Problematicall Demonstrations to confirm this Member. 1 Problem.
      • Application.
      • 2 Problem.
      • Application.
      • 3 Problem.
      • Application.
      • 4 Problem.
      • Application.
      • The eleventh Member of this Proposition, with his Proofs.
      • Certain Problematicall Demonstrations, to confirm this Member. 1 Problem.
      • 2 Problem.
      • The conclusive Application.
      • The second Proposition.
      • A Problem to confirm the Proposition out of Gilb. lib. 2. de Mag cap. 31.
      • Application.
    • CHAP. VII.
      • The Proposition.
      • An experimentall history to confirm this.
      • Certain Problematicall Demonstrations, to confirm the probability of this Proposition. 1 Problem.
      • Application.
      • 2 Problem.
      • Application.
    • CHAP. VIII.
      • The Generall Proposition.
      • An Explication of every Member of this Proposition.
      • Of the Microcosmicall Magnet.
      • The Manner of this Magnet's application, for the extraction of the Spirituall Mummy.
      • The Act of Transplantation of the Spirituall Mummy.
      • Of the Use and Virtue of the Transplanted Mummy.
      • Demonstration.
  • The Second Part or Member of this Book, which handleth the practice of Antipathy.
    • CHAP. I.
    • AN APOLOGY.
    • CHAP. III.
      • 1 Proposition.
      • An experimentall Example or Demonstration.
      • 2 Proposition.
      • A demonstrative Example.
      • 3 Proposition.
      • An experiment to confirm this.
      • A Problematicall Demonstration from the Load-stone.
      • 2 Problem.
      • The Application.
      • 4 Probem.
      • An Experiment to confirm this.
      • 1. A Problematicall Demonstration derived from the Load-stone.
      • An Application.
      • 2 Problem.
      • 5 Proposition.
      • 3 Problem.
    • THE CONCLUSION.