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| Hidden properties of things. | Folio 7 |
| Power originates from the heavens and the stars. | 18 |
| Copper, and its medicines. | 100 |
| How to refine copper. | 96 |
| Various powers of the eagle-stone original: "Aëtitis". A stone believed to be found in eagles' nests, used in folklore to assist in childbirth.. | 130 |
| Various powers of amethyst. | 130 |
| How we might win over love. | 85 |
| How almonds and citrons may be made sweeter. | 36 |
| How almonds may grow with writing on them. | 40 |
| How the almond-peach A hybrid or grafted fruit. is produced. | 33 |
| How animals mixed from different species may be generated. | 78 |
| The method of generating an animal that infects by sight and touch. | 79 |
| A goose cooked while still alive A famous "parlor trick" found in early modern magic books, often involving making a roasted bird appear to move or cry out.. | 56 |
| An antidote for elephantiasis A term often used in this period for leprosy or severe skin conditions.. | 68 |
| An antidote against "hectic" fever A wasting fever, often associated with consumption.. | 69 |
| An antidote against a plague induced by touch. | 67 |
| The antipathy Natural repulsion or conflict. of things. | 10.11.12.13.14 |
| Opinions of the ancients regarding Magic. | 3 |
| What the Rings of Plato and the Chain of Homer are. Philosophical concepts describing the hierarchy of the universe and the connection between the divine and the material. | 4 |
| How garden parsley may be grown very quickly. | 30 |
| How "burning water" original: "Aqua ardens". Distilled alcohol or spirits. can be made. | 49 |
| Waters for beautifying the face original: "magonizandam". A term for treating or "doctoring" a surface, here referring to cosmetic enhancement.. | 61 |
| Water that blackens the face. | 62 |
| How salt water may be made drinkable. | 56 |
| A spider hung from the neck cures quartan fevers. A traditional folk remedy for a fever that recurs every four days. | 130 |
| To kill trees. | 45 |
| Water of quicksilver mercury. | 94 |
| The fixation The process of making a volatile substance stable under heat. of coagulated silver. | 108 |
| The congealing of quicksilver with an iron helmet. | 107 |
| The congealing of quicksilver with bronze hairs. | 107 |