6Preface to the “Collectanea Hermetica”
739. Ennead
7Preface to the “Arcanum.”
7410. Decad
8The Hermetic Arcanum
7511. Eleven
9The Practice of the Sulphur
7612. Twelve
10The Times of the Stone.
7713. Thirteen
11HERMES TRISMEGISTUS
78Some Hindoo Uses of Numbers
12The Second Book called “Poemander"
79Other Higher Numbers
13The Third Book called "The Holy Sermon”
80Numbers of the Apocalypse
14The Fourth Book called "The Key”
81I. The Magician—Le Bateleur
15The Fifth Book Called "That God is not Manifest and yet most Manifest”
82II. The Priestess—La Papesse
16The Sixth Book Called "That in God alone is Good”
83III. The Empress—L'imperatrice
17The Seventh Book His Secret Sermon in the Mount Of Regeneration, and the Profession of Silence
84IV. The Emperor—L'empereur
18The Eighth Book That The Greatest Evil In Man, Is The Not Knowing God
85V. The Pope, or Hierophant—Le Pape
19The Ninth Book A Universal Sermon to Asclepius
86VI. The Lovers — L'amoureux
20The Tenth Book The Mind to Hermes
87VII. The Chariot of Hermes—Le Chariot
21The Eleventh Book Of the Common Mind to Tat
88VIII. Justice—La Justice
22The Twelfth Book His Crater or Monas
89IX. The Hermit—L'ermite
23The Thirteenth Book Of Sense and Understanding
90X. The Wheel of Fortune — La Roue De Fortune
24The Fourteenth Book Of Operation and Sense
91XI. Fortitude—strength—La Force
25The Fifteenth Book Of Truth to His Son Tat
92XII. The Hanged Man—Le Pendu
26The Sixteenth Book That None of the Things that are, can Perish
93XIII. Death—La Mort
27The Seventeenth Book To Asclepius, to be Truly Wise
94XIV. Temperance—La Temperance
28The Hermetic Art
95XV. Satan — the Devil—Le Diable
29CHAPTER I
96XVI. The Tower—La Maison De Dieu
30CHAPTER II
97XVII. The Star—L'etoile
31CHAPTER III
98XVIII. The Moon—La Lune
32CHAPTER IV
99XIX. The Sun—Le Soleil
33CHAPTER V
100XX. The Last Judgment—Le Jugement
34CHAPTER VI.
101XXI. The Unwise Man—Le Mat
35CHAPTER VII.
102XXII. The Universe—Le Monde
36CHAPTER VIII.
103Appendix:
37Somnium Scipionis
104Note by the Editor
38The Chaldaean Oracles
105The Conclusion by Eliphaz Levi
39Introduction
106Occult and Religious Maxims From the MSS. Of Eliphaz Levi
40The Oracles of Zoroaster
107Chapter I. Introduction.
41Ideas
108Chapter II. The History of Suicide.
42Particular Souls
109Chapter III. Notable Suicides.
43Matter
110Chapter IV. Literature.
44Magical and Philosophical Precepts
111Chapter V. Criminal Jurisprudence.
45Oracles From Porphyry
112Chapter VI. Civil Jurisprudence.
46Euphrates
113Chapter VII. Present Suicide Rate and Increase.
47Egyptian Magic
114Chapter VIII. The Causation of Suicide.
48Introduction
115Chapter IX. Race, Geographical Influences, and Climate.
49The Book of Songs Powerful Against the Inhabitants of the Waters
116Chapter X. Education, Religion, and Morals.
50The Legend of Ra and Isis
117Chapter XI. Urban and Rural Life; Employment; Army, Navy, and Prison Life.
51The Gnostic Magic of Egypt
118Chapter XII. Seasons and Times.
52Extracts From the Gnostic Papyrus
119Chapter XIII. Sex, Age, and Social State.
53The Book of the Grand Words of Each Mystery
120Chapter XIV. Insanity in Relation to Suicide.
54Sepher Yetzirah
121Chapter XV. Epidemic Suicide; Suicide From Imitation, and Desire for Notoriety.
55CHAPTER I
122Chapter XVI. Bodily Diseases; Insomnia, Spiritualism, Heredity, and Alcoholism.
56CHAPTER II
123Chapter XVII. Tædium-vitæ, The Passions, Misery and Despair.
57CHAPTER III
124Chapter XVIII. The Means of Suicide.
58CHAPTER IV
125Chapter XIX. Suicide and Crime Compared; and Attempted Suicide.
59CHAPTER V
126Chapter XX. Suicide in British India.
60CHAPTER VI
127Chapter XXI. The Prevention of Suicide, and the Treatment of the Suicidal Tendency in the Insane.
61PART I. Pythagoras, his Tenets and his Followers
128Chapter XXII. Suicide of Animals.
62PART II. Pythagorean Views on Numbers
129Appendix. The Attitude of Assurance Companies to the Suicide.
63PART III. Kabalistic View on Numbers
130The Isiac Tablet of Cardinal Bembo
64PART IV. Properties of the Numbers According to the Bible, The Talmuds, The Pythagoreans, he Romans, Chaldeans, Egyptians, Hindoos, Mediæval Magicians, Hermetic Students and the Rosicrucians:—
131Analysis
652. Dyad
132Reflection
663. Triad
133Memorable Quotes
673½. Three and a Half
