Agrippa's notorious attack on scientific knowledge including chapters on necromancy, goetia and cabala.  Perhaps his final position on skepticism and was included in the 1533 Three Books of Occult Philosophy.  An important and popular work from the author of the authoritative Three Books on Occult Philosophy.  Also included is his works Marriage and on the Nobility and Preeminence of the Female Sex, a work of early feminism!  A real piece of hermetic history. Featured in one of the Esoterica opening sequences!
 
1693. Agrippa, Henry Cornelius. De Incertitudine & Vanitate Omnium Scientarum. Frankfurt/Leipzig: Johan Adam Pleneri. Leather-backed boards, traces of gild and speckled edges. Beautiful Engraved frontispiece, notes in contemporary hand inside back cover.  Minor browning. [22], 660pp. Clean copy.