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Introduction to Liber Hermetis by Robert Hand |
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.......Some Probable Latin-Greek Word Connections |
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Introduction by Robert Zoller |
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Here begins the book of Hermes Trismegistus |
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On the 36 decans of the 12 signs and Their Forms and on the Climates and Faces Which Each of the Planets have in the Same Signs |
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On the Masculine and Feminine Degrees of the Signs |
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On the Bright Stars In Each Sign |
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On the Necessary Place |
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Concerning the First Dangerous Year |
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Concerning the Dangerous Year |
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Concerning the Knowledge of the Danger:
.....................In What Time or Year It Happens |
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Concerning the Month in Which the Native Will Die |
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On the Day of Death |
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On Finding the Revolution of the Hour |
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On the Revolution of the Month |
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On the Useful and Non-useful Days |
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On the Nutations of the Moon |
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On the 12 Places |
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On the Climacteric Years |
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Concerning the Consideration of the Figure |
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On Marriage |
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Judgement of Marriage |
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On the Parents |
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On Foreign-born Parents |
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Likewise Concerning the Parents From the Conjunctions and Preventions and From these Figures |
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Concerning which of the Parents Dies First |
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Exposition of the Five Planets to whom are allotted the Greater Years |
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On the Four Quarters of the Figure, How You are Able to Know the Four Ages in Nativities through Them |
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Concerning the Fixed Stars: In Which Degrees of the Signs They Rise |
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On the Fixed Stars and Degrees of Aries |
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On the Fixed Stars and Degrees in Taurus |
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On the Fixed Stars and Degrees in Gemini |
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On the Fixed Stars and Degrees in Cancer |
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On the Fixed Stars and Degrees in Leo |
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On the Fixed Stars and Degrees in Virgo |
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On the Fixed Stars and Degrees in Libra |
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On the Fixed Stars and Degrees in Scorpio |
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On the Fixed Stars and Degrees in Sagittarius |
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On the Fixed Stars and Degrees in Capricorn |
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On the Fixed Stars and Degrees in Aquarius |
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On the Fixed Stars and Degrees in Pisces |
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On the XII Places and the Signification of the Planets When They are Found in Them in Nativities |
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On the Defluxions of the Moon |
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On the Conjunctions of the Moon |
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On Corporeal Passions |
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On Brothers |
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On the Mutual Separation and Conjunction of the Five Planets and the Sun |
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On the Signs in Which the Planets are Located |
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On the Separation and Void of Course Moon |
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On the Planets Placed in the Terms |
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On the Virtue of the Triplicities and The Years of Life |
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Aries, Leo, Sagittarius are the First triplicity, by day the Sun; by night Jupiter |
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On Taurus, Virgo, and Capricorn; the second triplicity, by day Venus, by night the Moon |
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On the third triplicity of Gemini, Libra, Aquarius, by day Saturn, by night Mercury |
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On the fourth triplicity, namely Cancer, Scorpio, and Pisces, by Day Venus, and by night Mars |
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On Biothanati, i.e., On Suffering Violent Death |
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On the Death of the Brothers |
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FOOTNOTES |
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