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SOME MEDIEVAL CONCEPTIONS OF MAGIC*
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THOMAS AQUINAS.
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SOME MEDIEVAL CONCEPTIONS OF MAGIC. II5
ALBERTUS MAGNUS.
MICHAEL SCOT.
CECCO D'ASCOLI.
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ceive one and when as a consequence it is best to consult
them. In short Cecco's work is less acommentary on
PICATRIX.
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"III, 11. MS. XX, 20, fol. 7Sv. M S. XX, 21, fol. 58v.
SOME MEDIEVAL CONCEPTIONS OF MAGIC. 133
ROGER BACON.
Lynn Thorndike.