HENRY

CORNELIUS AGRIP-

PA OF NETTESHEIM, COUNSELOR
and Archivist of the Judiciary to His Sacred IM-
PERIAL Majesty: On

OCCULT PHI-

LOSOPHY

Three Books.

A portrait of Henry Cornelius Agrippa in profile, facing right. He is depicted as a scholar wearing a dark cap and a heavy, dark, fur-lined gown over a red undergarment. The portrait is set within a simple black rectangular border.

Lir. Feyerlein This is a handwritten owner or dealer mark, likely added long after publication.

☞ For nothing is covered that shall not be revealed,
and nothing is hidden that shall not be known.
Matthew 10. original: "Nihil est opertum quod non reueletur, & occultum quod non sciatur." This biblical quote (Matthew 10:26) was frequently used by Renaissance magi to suggest that the time had come for "secret" or "divine" knowledge to be shared with the worthy.