In the words of Cornelius Agrippa, 'The Pymander is a book most choice for the elegance of its language, most weighty for the abundance of its information, full of grace and propriety, full of wisdom and mysteries. For it contains the profoundest mysteries of the most ancient theology, and the arcana of all philosophy.' This volume emphasises the more primary truths of the Pymander, presenting them in a synthetic and systematic manner, in order to give the reader a comprehensive survey of the field which it covers.