Albertus Magnus : being the approved, verified, sympathetic and natural Egyptian secrets, or, white and black art for man and beast : the book of the natural and the hidden secrets and mysteries of life unveiled, being the forbidden knowledge of ancient philosophers
A 1900 American reprint of the folk grimoire attributed to Albertus Magnus, issued without publisher or place for readers wanting charms, household cures and livestock remedies. The single plate is a black-line bookplate: two nude youths flanking a scrolled cartouche of Roman numerals, with flaming torches, laurel sprays and banners lettered LVX OMNIVM CIVIVM in Roman capitals.
