Fifty-Five Chapters. One Volume.
Arranged as a working reference, not an introduction.
Salt, ash, iron and bone. The book opens with the physical materials traditional practice is built on, and what each one is held to do, before it moves to anything more complex.
Moon rites and planetary influence, covering when a working is undertaken rather than only how it is done. Herbal lore sits alongside, tying material to season.
Sigil construction, cleansing practice, spirit contact and dream work. Divination and the reading of omens are treated as their own discipline rather than an afterthought.
Protective workings are given their own treatment, as are the forbidden rites. The book does not present these neutrally. Its own framing is that every act of power carries a cost.