On the Harmony of the World

Why the unclean animals are said to have been brought into the ark in pairs of each sex, and the clean ones in sevens A reference to the story of Noah's Ark in Genesis, interpreted here through a numerological lens.. Ch. XVI.
That all the heavens as well are contained within man. Ch. XVII.
From whence each of the signs of the zodiac has its name, and what those animals after which they are named do in relation to the sun. Ch. XVIII.
Why those signs and the principal joints original: articuli. These were often correlated to the twelve signs of the zodiac in "Zodiac Man" diagrams. in man are distributed in the number of twelve. Ch. XIX.
The correspondence of qualities with the Planets and the eighth heaven The "eighth heaven" refers to the Firmament or the sphere of the fixed stars, beyond the seven planetary spheres.. Ch. XX.
That the intellect agrees with the sphere of the signs The Zodiac.. Ch. XXI.
The primum mobile the first moved sphere; the outermost celestial sphere that carries all others in its daily rotation carries [all] along with the heart, or with the freedom of the soul residing there. Ch. XXII.
Which things are compressed and solidified with Saturn. Ch. XXIII.
Which things are made balanced with Jupiter. Ch. XXIV.
Which things burn with Mars. Ch. XXV.
Which things are quickened and made bright with the Sun. Ch. XXVI.
Which things are softened with Venus. Ch. XXVII.
Which things are sharpened and penetrate with Mercury. Ch. XXVIII.
The MoonWhich things are stirred by the Moon. Ch. XXIX.
That from the proportion of the movements of the planets to one another and with the eighth heaven, the proportion of our strengths original: pportio uiriũ nostrarũ is assisted. Ch. XXX.
Concerning the wondrous concord of disordered things, and of both worlds with themselves. Ch. XXXI.
That man harmonizes with the Angels, containing them [within himself]. Ch. XXXII.
Man makes music with God, existing as His temple and image. Ch. XXXIII.
Concerning the consonance of the members of God and man. Ch. XXXIIII.

OF THE SEVENTH TONE.

By authorities and by reasons, it is proven that all things have something in the Archetype the original model or divine blueprint in the mind of God to which they respond. First Ch.
To which majesty prime matter the fundamental, formless substance of the universe yields. Ch. II.
With what the earth is made stable. Ch. III.
With which the other elements resonate in the same [way]. Ch. IIII.
What the stones signify therein. Ch. V.
What seat the metals have there. Ch. VI.
What place the plants [have] in the same. Ch. VII.
With what this plain Likely referring to the terrestrial plane or the physical world. of ours is made equal. Ch. VIII.