FREE LESSONA map of the three worlds
Use the first page to draw Agrippa’s chain of causes, then turn the arrows around to see the course of study he proposes.
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FREE LESSONUse the first page to draw Agrippa’s chain of causes, then turn the arrows around to see the course of study he proposes.
FREE LESSONFollow the flying dove and the curved mirror through page 168 to see where Agrippa places mathematics among the magical arts.
FREE LESSONRead two everyday occupations on page 346 as an explanation of how Agrippa believes religious discipline prepares a person for knowledge.
FREE LESSONConnect each governor with its planetary sphere and attributed offices, and explain how the work distinguishes a natural process from a miraculous intervention.
FREE LESSONExplain the key's parts and use the book's planetary and geometrical relationships to distinguish a general power from its changing condition.
FREE LESSONExplain why the guardian angel is first a guide and teacher, and how the promised conversation changes the practitioner’s relationship with the rest of the book.
FREE LESSONExplain how the Petit Albert connects ordinary desires with a theory of hidden natural powers.
FREE LESSONIdentify the different subjects inside Fludd’s Temple of Music and distinguish a teaching diagram from a building plan.
FREE LESSONExplain the five foundations and distinguish Basil’s main voice from Kerckring’s annotations.
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