IAMBLICHUS

ON THE MYSTERIES OF THE EGYPTIANS, Chaldeans, and Assyrians.

PROCLUS on the Platonic Alcibiades concerning the Soul and the Spirit. The original Latin uses "Daemon," which in this context refers to a guiding spirit or intermediary being, rather than a modern "demon."

The same author on Sacrifice and Magic.

PORPHYRY on Divine Beings and Spirits.

PSELLUS on Spirits.

HERMES Trismegistus’s Pimander. The "Pimander" (or Poimandres) is a foundational text of Hermeticism, exploring the creation of the world and the nature of the divine mind.

By the same author, the Asclepius.

A circular printer's device featuring a central cartouche with the motto: "WHAT YOU DO NOT WISH TO BE DONE TO YOU, DO NOT DO TO ANOTHER." original: "QVOD TIBI FIERI NON VIS, ALTERI NE FECERIS." This is a Latin rendering of the Golden Rule. The cartouche is embellished with scrolls and surrounded by a decorative border consisting of interlaced strapwork or floral motifs.

AT THE HOUSE OF

JEAN DE TOURNES. A prominent family of printers active in Lyon and later Geneva.

1607. The date is written in Roman numeral notation: CIƆ. IƆCVII.