In our Books of Occult Philosophy, we have not so compendiously, as copi- ously, declared the principles, grounds, and reasons of Magick it self, and after what maner the experiments thereof are to be chosen, elected, and com- pounded, to produce many wonderful effects; but because in those books they are treated of, rather Theorically, than Practically; and some also are not han- dled compleatly and fully, and others very figuratively, and as it were Enig- matically and obscure Riddles, as being those which we have attained unto with great study, diligence, and very curious searching and exploration, and are heretofore set forth in a more rude and unfashioned maner. Therefore in this book, …
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