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The place of magic in the intellectual history of Europe

Note 19 — Chapter I · Illustrations of Belief in Magic in Mediæval and in Early Modern Times

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Ibid., bk. ii, ch. 88. In chapter 87 he writes: “Chelidonius autem rufus portantes se gratissimos facit; niger vero gestatus optimum finem negotiis imponit, et ad iras potentium sedandas idoneus est.”

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