This is a classic Neo-Pagan text and is reputedly a sacred text of traditional, old-world witchcraft. It was particularly important in the area of Tuscany, Italy, which was the birthplace of very strong magic, Gypsy sorcery and witchcraft. Contents:PrefaceContentsChapter I. How Diana Gave Birth to AradiaChapter II. The Sabbat: Treguenda or Witch-Meeting--How to Consecrate the SupperChapter III. How Diana Made the Stars and the RainChapter IV.The Charm of the Stones Consecrated to DianaChapter V. The Conjuration of the Lemon and PinsChapter VI. A Spell To Win LoveChapter VII. To Find or Buy Anything, or to Have Good Fortune TherebyChapter VIII. To Have a Good Vintage and Very Good Wine by the Aid of DianaChapter IX.Tana and Endamone, or Diana and EndymionChapter X. Madonna DianaChapter XI. The House of the WindChapter XII. Tana, The Moon-GoddessChapter XIII. Diana and the ChildrenChapter XIV. The Goblin Messengers of Diana and MercuryChapter XV. LavernaAppendix: Comments on the Foregoing TextsThe Children of Diana, or How the Fairies Were BornDiana, Queen of the Serpents, Giver of the Gift of LanguagesDiana as Giving Beauty and Restoring Strength