Contained in this Second Volume.

The bottom 16 lines on page 629, previously unprinted:
Their beginning: "Their effect is according to appearance/ etc." from a certain manuscript.

2. A greater and more extensive explanation of the same 4 years, divided into three parts: Wherein is also contained an interpretation of several figures of Lichtenberger Johannes Lichtenberger (c. 1440–1503) was a famous German astrologer whose "Prognosticatio" was widely read and illustrated., and those found in the Carthusian monastery in Nuremberg. 529
(Several paragraphs in the second and third parts, previously unprinted.)

3. Interpretation of the Comet that appeared in the year 1531. Along with an epistle from Theophrastus to Leo Jud Leo Jud (1482–1542) was a Swiss reformer and close associate of Huldrych Zwingli., and his answer. 644
4. Interpretation of the Comet and the "Virgulten" original: "Virgulten"; literally "shoots" or "twigs," likely referring to the tail or specific rays of a comet, or perhaps a "broom-star." appearing in the year 1532. 644

5. Prognostic A prediction or forecast, usually of a seasonal or political nature based on astrology. for the year 1537, set in eight chapters. 647
6. Prognostic for the year 1539, written to Charles V, Roman Emperor. 651
7. Another Prognostic, found without a specific designated year number. 656

Previously unprinted.

8. Treatise on the Solar Eclipse. original: "DE ECLIPSI SOLIS" 657
Another shorter description of the same eclipse. 659
9. Several Astrological Fragments. 660

1. A prologue to a Prognostic on four points. 661
2. Of a comet, without a designated year

number. 762
3. To the Astronomers concerning the Comet. 663
4. Another to the Astronomers concerning the Comet. 663
5. Another concerning the Comet. 664
6. A fragment on earthquakes. 664
7. Another, on the interpretation of the signs of the heavens. 665
8. Another of the same content. ibid.
9. Yet another of the same content. ibid.

10. Schedule: What one ought to prophesy. 666
11. Schedule, concerning several figures of Lichtenberger. ibid.
12. On natural-born painters, soldiers, etc., such as Dürer in Nuremberg, Fronsperg Referring to Albrecht Dürer, the famous Renaissance artist, and Georg von Frundsberg, a renowned military leader of the Landsknechte., etc. 666
Including a Magic and Astronomical fragment, belonging to the end of this part. 667

Several Treatises on the Philosopher’s Stone. original: "de Lapide Philosophico"; the legendary substance capable of turning base metals into gold and granting eternal life.

1. The Revelation of Hermes original: "Apocalypsis Hermetis", from the manuscript copy of Theophrastus. 668
2. Magical Secret, concerning three blessed magical stones: from the manuscript copy of Theophrastus. 671
3. Light of Nature original: "Lumen naturarum", likewise from a very old manuscript copy. 682
4. On the preparation of the blessed Philosopher’s Stone, along with its subject, nature, etc., from the manuscript copy of Dr. Caspar vom Hoff. 686

A large decorative woodcut tailpiece ornament featuring symmetrical, intricate scrolls, stylized floral motifs, and baroque flourishes centered on the page.