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The place of magic in the intellectual history of Europe

Note 73 — Chapter III · Pliny’s Natural History

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Bk. xxviii, ch. 2. Pliny’s own medicine is not prudish, and elsewhere he gives instances of devotees of magic guarding against defilement. (Bk. xxx, ch. 6 and xxviii, ch. 19).

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