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Medicine in the Middle Ages

Note 106 — MEDICINE IN THE LITERATURE OF THE MIDDLE AGES.

Thomas C. (Thomas Chalmers) Minor translation

Agrippa has defined the role of those who deal in magic in his work, “De Vanitate Scientiarum, cap de Magia Naturali.” He says: “Magicians are diligent students of nature, and by means of previous preparation often produce marvelous effects, which the vulgar mostly deem miracles, whereas they may only be natural work.” Traduction de Louis de Mayerne, Turquet, medecin du roi Henry IV. 1603.

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