Reg.lat.1300 (Medieval) - Page 13

70 ¶ Chapter Two: On the division of the four seasons of the year.

71 ¶ On the division of the month, the day, and the hour into four parts according to the year.

¶ Chapter Three: On the instruction of the practitioner and how he who wishes to work through this book ought to govern himself.

72 ¶ On the first work of this book, which is for knowing the matter you wish to perform—whether it is good to do it or not, or when it is the best time to perform the matter.

74 ¶ On the prayer and purification purification: a ritual cleansing, usually involving washing or specific prayers, intended to make the practitioner spiritually "clean" before contacting the divine. which ought to be said after the sacrifice in this work.

77 ¶ Chapter Four: On the properties of the months, and on their power and their names.

84 ¶ Chapter Five: On the names of the angels original: "anglorum"; a common scribal abbreviation or error for "angelorum" in this context. who hold dominion in each week.
And first, regarding the Lord’s Day Sunday and its angels.

90 ¶ Chapter Six: On the virtue and property of this book according to the angel Raziel Raziel is the legendary archangel said to have given a book of celestial secrets to Adam..

91 ¶ Chapter Seven: On the operation of this book regarding the names of the seasons.
¶ On the names of the angels of the first season.
¶ On the names of the angels of the second season.

91 ¶ On the names of the angels of the third season.

92 ¶ On the names of the angels of the fourth season.

93 ¶ On the division of the various seasons.
¶ On the names of the angels of the night in the first season.

93 ¶ On the names of the angels of the night in the second season.
¶ On the names of the angels of the night in the third season.
¶ On the names of the angels of the night in the fourth season.

94 ¶ Chapter Eight: On the four seasons of the year and their temperaments temperaments: original "complexionibus," referring to the four qualities (hot, cold, moist, dry) that governed both the human body and the natural world. and what matters you ought to seek and answer in their works.

97 ¶ Chapter Nine: On the names of the sun in the four seasons of the year, and through...