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Curiosities of Literature, Vol. 3

Note 198 — DREAMS AT THE DAWN OF PHILOSOPHY.

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Agrippa was the most fortunate and honoured of occult philosophers. He was lodged at courts, and favoured by all his contemporaries. Scholars like Erasmus spoke of him with admiration; and royalty constantly sought his powers of divination. But in advanced life he was accused of sorcery, and died poor in 1534.

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