Section 66. Of the Magicall Oracles, and or aculous Magicians, the cauſes of all Idolatry; eſpecially that inhumane…
Section 77. Of the fatuity of fatations, or fatidicall divinations.
Section 88. Of the ſundry natures, cuſtomes, and manners of men, either quite contrary, or nothing according to the…
Section 99. Of Magicians and Aſtrologers, the moſt perverſe and peſtilent Hereticks: and their Magick and…
Section 1010. Of the inveterate malice, and envy of Magicall operators, and Aſtrologicall diviners, in maligning,…
Section 1111. Of the divining envy, diſſimulation, calumny, blaſphemy, and enmity, not onely againſt Chriſtian…
Section 1212. Magicians, Aſtrologers, Diviners, Diabolically praedicting, maliciouſly envying, malefically…
Section 1313. Of oraculous arts, and divinatory artifices, ſilenced, and confounded, at the preſence, and by the…
Section 1414. Of ſuch as apoſtated from, or were excommunicated out of the Church of Chriſt, becauſe of Magick and…
Section 1515. Of thoſe that have retracted, recanted, repented of the ſtudy, practice, and conſult of Magick and…
Section 1616. Of Magicians and Aſtrologers idolatrous account; and other vain, confident, and ſervile ſuperſtitions…
Section 1717. Of the ſeverall waies that have been uſed, whereby to direct, diſpoſe, determine, moderate, remedy, or…
Section 1818. Of humane reaſon, and prudence (much more Chriſtian wiſdome) making more probable, and pertinent…
Section 1919. Of Magicall and Aſtrologicall Artiſts, and their Arts, wittily derided, wiſely rejected, and worthily…
Section 2020. Of the abſurd and ridiculous reaſons, which have been rendred by Mag-aſtro-mancers, both for the rules…
Section 2121. Of Magicians, Aſtrologers, Diviners, envying, oppoſing, differing, contradicting, confuting both…
Section 2222. Of jugling predictions, forged divinations, and ludibrious mock-charms, as operative as the reſt; and…
Section 2323. Of the aenigmaticall, obſcure, amphibolicall, ambiguous, and aequivocating (ſo. ſo deluding ſpeeches,…
Section 2424. Of things falling out quite contrary to Magicall and Aſtrologicall Prognoſtications or Predictions: and…
Section 2525. Of the Heavens calculating their own purport, without the helpe of an Artiſt: and the ſuſpition of…
Section 2626. Of Aſtromancers turning Pantomancers; or preſaging, not onely upon prodigies, but upon every ſlight…
Section 2727. Of the treaſons, treacheries, conſpiracies, ſeditious ambitions, uſurpations, turbulencies, and buſie…
Section 2828. Of impoſtorous Magicke and Aſtrologie, the cauſes of prepoſterous villany: or the Magaſtromancers…
Section 2929. Of Magaſtromancers cluding Authority; and deluding themſelves in a preſumption of impunity.
Section 3030. Of God, and the Starres, and men, blaſphemed, accuſed, calumniated, defamed, by, or by the means of…
Section 3131. Of praeſtigious Magicians and Aſtrologers, prodigiouſly practiſing their arts, for the promotion of…
Section 3232 Of the baſe ſordid flattery, and corrupt covetouſneſs of Magical and Aſtrological Diviners; as alſo of…
Section 3333. Of the infamy, danger, miſery, and ruine of ſuch as have affectedly favoured, or preferred, and…
Section 3434. Of an evill Art, worſt to the Artiſts: or the juſt puniſhment; and dreadfull judgements befalling…
Section 3535. Of the reformation of Magick and Aſtrology, as well in Pagan States, as Chriſtian Churches: with a…
Part
Chapter 18CHAP. XVIII. 18. From the fatuity of Fate.
Chapter 19CHAP. XIX. 19. From the affinity to Witch-craft.
Chapter 20CHAP. XX. From the Ominatings of vain obſervation.
Chapter 21CHAP. XXI. From the ſingularity of Prophecy.
Chapter 22CHAP. XXII. From the rarity of Miracles.
Chapter 23CHAP. XXIII. From the fables of Miracles.
Chapter 24CHA. XXIV. From the Ceremonies of preparation.
Chapter 25CHAP. XXV. From the folly of Interrogations, and Elections.
Chapter 26CHAP. XXVI. From the conviction of Confeſſion.