Fourth Book of Occult Philosophy: Of Geomancy

This geomantic treatise was printed under Agrippa's name, and this record states plainly what modern scholarship has established: the attribution to Agrippa is not accepted, so it is described here as pseudo-Agrippa rather than as his genuine work. Despite the disputed attribution, this record holds it at the tier appropriate to a primary tradition text rather than independent scholarship because it remains, whoever actually wrote it, the most widely copied English source for the geomantic figures' astrological attributions. Use it for the content of this specific geomantic system's astrological attributions as this widely copied text states them; it is not evidence that this text is Agrippa's genuine work, and it is not independent verification that geomancy as a divinatory method works.