Fustis Daemonum

Girolamo Menghi · C3T · The Cudgel of Demons

  1. 1584First printed at Bologna, as the companion to Menghi’s Flagellum Daemonum.
  2. The Thinking PressThe Cudgel of Demons, the press’s translation: complete, in production.

Il Mondo Magico de gli Heroi

Cesare della Riviera · C2T · The Magical World of the Heroes

  1. 1605Printed, the edition from which the press translates.
  2. The Thinking PressThe Magical World of the Heroes, the press’s translation: October 25, 2026.

Del modo di conoscer et sanare i maleficiati

Floriano Canale · C1T · On the Manner of Discerning and Healing the Bewitched

  1. 1614First printed.
  2. 1660A later printing, whose readings the press’s notes compare (it gives le cochie where 1674 has le occhie).
  3. 1663Printed at Milan by Giuseppe Marelli. The press’s own copy, whose flyleaves carry unsigned Latin passages in an eighteenth-century hand, including a rite never before published: Appendix C of the edition.
  4. 1674Printed at Brescia; the text the English follows where the printings differ.
  5. The Thinking PressOn the Manner of Discerning and Healing the Bewitched, the first English translation: October 15, 2026.

Das Leben des Traumes

Karl Albert Scherner · B1T · Discoveries in the Realm of the Soul

  1. 1861First printed at Berlin; the press translates from this first printing.
  2. The Thinking PressDiscoveries in the Realm of the Soul, its first English translation: complete, in production.

Also sprach Zarathustra

Friedrich Nietzsche · B2 · Thus Spake Zarathustra

  1. 1883–1885Published in four parts.
  2. 1909Thomas Common’s English translation, Edinburgh and London: T. N. Foulis.
  3. The Thinking PressVolume I of the Nietzsche Set, in Common’s translation.

Jenseits von Gut und Böse

Friedrich Nietzsche · B3 · Beyond Good and Evil

  1. 1886First published.
  2. 1907Helen Zimmern’s English translation, Edinburgh and London: T. N. Foulis.
  3. The Thinking PressVolume II of the Nietzsche Set, in Zimmern’s translation.

The sources are listed in full in the Reference Material. For the history behind the books, see Beside Time.