Mercurii Trismegisti Pymander, de potestate et sapientia Dei. Eiusdem Asclepius, de uoluntate dei. Opuscula sanctissimis mysterijs, ac uerè coelestibus oraculis illustrissima. Iamblichus de mysterijs Aegyptiorum, Chaldæorum, & Assyriorum. Proclus in Platonicum Alcibiadem, de anima & daemone. Idem De sacrificio & magia. ... - Hermes Trismegistus, sec. II-IV; Proclus Atheniensis, 412-485‏; Apuleius, sec. II (per Mich. Isingrinium, 1532)
The Pymander in the translation of Marsilio Ficino, as it appears in the pref.
The translation of the Asclepius attributed to Apuleius, whose name appears in the title on c. H3v
To c. A1v dedication of the publisher to the reader; to c. A2r preface by Marsilio Ficino dedicated to the Grand Duke Cosimo de 'Medici
Johann Bebel's mark (J114) at the end
Editorial brand: Within a shield: palm tree between whose branches a long stone can be glimpsed. On the sides of the trunk: Palma Beb. (J114). In the end.