A History of Magic and Experimental Science
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A History of Magic and Experimental Science: & 4. Fourteenth and fifteenth centuries
By Lynn Thorndike... placing the conjunction of 1365 on October 30 at the fifteenth hour and fifteenth minute , with which the Royal manuscript of the British Museum agrees , except that the number of minutes is given as twenty - five .
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A History of Magic and Experimental Science
By Lynn ThorndikeA History of Magic and Experimental Science
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A History of Magic and Experimental Science: The first thirteen centuries of our era
By Lynn ThorndikeMagic images were made of clay, wax, tallow, employed and other substances and were employed in various ways. J[jagfc Thus directions are given for making a tallow image of an enemy of the king and binding its face with a cord in order ...
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A History of Magic and Experimental Science
By Lynn Thorndike... pretense that they are those of certain dead saints.76 But he credits the special virtue of holy places . " What , however , is noteworthy about our inquisitor is that throughout his treatise he makes no criticism of men of learning ...
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A History of Magic and Experimental Science
By Lynn Thorndike... per M. Valerio Dorico et Luigi fratelli , bresciani , nel anno MDXXXIX . " Gabotto , " Alcuni appunti per la cronologia della vita dell ' astrologo Luca Gaurico , " Archivio storico per le Province Napoletane , 17 ( 1892 ) , p . 290 ...